The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-19

just received q complete assortment
Ladies' fine shoes. o. Haythorn & Co.
l7.Gt.
Don't forget to call at +. q W. Blu.
der's to examine their fine stock ofladies'
sets, watches, chains and bracelets. At
The county commissioners did not
meet yesterday as was expected. Messrs.
Summons and Brown, members of the
board having failed to come to time.
Mr.. wilson, chairman, was on hand and
adjourned the board, to meet again at
the call Of the chairman.
John White, white man charged
with stealing a pair of pants from the
store at the corner Of Ninth street and
Commercial avenue, on the 18th of No.
vember last, plead guilty to the charge
in the probate court, and was sentenced
to ten DAYS imprisonment in the county
Jail and to pay fine OF twenty-five dol
lara.
Remember this il no blow, but !
mean business: will sell at retail, at
wholesale prices. The exclamation of all
ia, ~ think You are selling az such low
prices" Remember the place. Phil II.
Saup's. If
The largest stock of silver. and sill
yer plated ware ever brought to Cairo is
| to be found at T.. & w. Buder's. corner
Washington and Eighth street At.
| Mrs. 5. Williamson. mlliner, CONNER
| cial avenue, opposite Schuh's drug store.
has Just received new stock of feathers
and flowers, which she has marked down
to the very lowest figures. This is the
best and cheapest lot of millinery goods
ever offered to the ladies OF Cairo. She
invites an examination Of her goods.
12-tf
A fine gold pen. pencil or tooth
| pick can be had at r. d ". Buder's
for 81 90. 1t.
| Gents fine slippers for sale by o..
Haythorn & Co. l1-Gt
| --Gentlemen' fine boots and shoes.
full assortment at o. IIaythorn d Co.'S a.
bargains this week at o. Haythorn IL
| 60. 17-Gt.
Green Phelps, colored, was before
Justice Comings yesterday charged with
jumping on moving train on the Hi
nois Central railroad. He was fined one
dollar and costs and sent up tor three
days. Andy Cain made the arrest
| Cairo commission men are in a
quandery. The rivers are frozen up and
a large number Of the boats that frequent
this port are caught in the ice. This rem
ders tonnage scarce, and goods awaiting
shipment are accommodating. They will
have to patronize the railroads.
Judge j. II. Mulkey, who was at
| Shawneetown three or Jour weeks en-
gagged in an important murder case, has
returned to the city. The judge got his
man off with four years in the penitenti-
airy, although the evidence against him
was conclusive that the murder was per-
petrated without just proyocation.
AT no time within tie past year has
there been so many tramps in the city as
at present. As rule they are tough
looking lot of fellows, and will bear
watching. They must live, and il they
cannot get food and clothing honestly
they will do the other thing-steal.
Prominent among the arrivals at the
st. Charles yesterday were W. Weston,
| Cincinnati &. w. Welton, Detroit j.
c. Gibson, Chicago +. Hofhemer, Lou.
isville J. NJ. krout, Cincinnati X. NJ
Hobson, Chicago Chas. Church. Cincin-
natl, and j. IL. Bugg, Paducah.
"A word TO the wise. If YOU are
troubled with a cough or cold, procure a
bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Its
use may save you from severe sickness.
Your druggist keeps it. Price % cents
(2s)
The Memphis 4iraIanche of FRIDAY
last says mir. j. NJ. Craig, of Colum.
bia, Chicot county, Ark, died last Mon
day at the Washington hotel, Vicksburg.
He was in the employ of Halliday Bros,
of Cairo, at the time of his death. A
wife and three children mourn his de-
mise
A tramp, in attempting To board the
afternoon passenger train yesterday at
| Wetaug, tell between the cars and had
one of his legs so badly crushed as TO
render amputation necessary. DR.. Ward
ner of this city was sent for and went to
Wetaug by the evening freight. The
name OF the tramp could not be learned.
The entertainment by the young la
dies OF the Lore.to academy at the Athe-
neum last evening, was attended by q
large and appreciatiye audience. The ex-
erciseS were excellent and highly enter.
tanning to the audience. The perform.
ance will be repeated tonight tor the last
time, when it is hoped there will be Il full
house. Let all who can attend.
"A young man from Michigan, writ
ing up his first ball, described one of the
bellies of the evening as 4 graceful and
bewitching little toad, probably because
he saw her at a ''hOp." The analogy
may not be as clear rs some things, the
excellence Of Il. Il. Rabbits Best Soap