The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-17

Just received a complete assortment
Ladies' fine shoes. o. Haythorn 4 Co.
17.6t.
Don't forget 10 call at +. & W. Blu.
der's to examine their fine stock of ladies
sets, watches. chains and bracelets. At
Remember this Is no blow, but
mean business: will sell at retail, at
wholesale prices. The exclamation Of all
is, al think you are selling at 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 +. 4 w. Buder's, corner
Washington and Eighth street. At.
Mrs. =. Williamson, milliner, 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.
l2-tf
The heavy wind Of yesterday morn
ing was too much for the Tilden and
Hendricks pole, and it broke off just few
feet below the cross-trees, the 10 part
coming down with crash, striking the
telegraph pole in front of the City ma
tiOnal bank building. tearing down all
the telegraph wires, but doing no other
serious damage. A switch engine on the
Illinois Central railroad passing at the
time, had the headlight knocked of, and
two men riding on the pilot were slightly
bruised.
A fine gold pen, pencil and tooth
pick can be had at +. q w. guder's
for Sl,OO. 1t.
Gents fine slippers for sale by O..
Haythorn & Co. l7-Gt
On last Friday night Chief of Police
Gossman and Constable John Cain re-
ceived telegram from the chief Of
pllce at Jackson, Tennessee, requesting
the arrest OF a man namedSy. w. Adams.
The officers named went in search of
their man and in the course of an hour
found him at the Planters house, where
he was arrested. Adams il charged
with embezzlement, but to what amount
or from whom the dispatch did not
state. Adams states that he can clear
up the charge on his return to Jackson.
He is still held here, awaiting the arrival
of an officer from Jackson.
-Gentlemen's fine boots and shoes,
full assortment at o. Haythorn & Co.'S
Bargains this week at o. lIaythorn &
Co. 17-6t.
The "Kairo Kotillion Club" has ef-
fected a permanent organization, and
elected the following officers: VIM. G.
Hughes, president; John S. Aisthorpe,
secretary, and w. A. Drips, treasurer.
1t was resolved that the organization
should be known as the "kairo Kotillion
Klub," and organization continued
through the winter. Chef Bradley. 3.
+. Blake, Jim Phillis, and Sam. S. Fos-
tee. 1t was also determined that the So
ciety give its first ball on Friday even
ing, December 18th. 1t is proposed to
give series of five and perhaps six
dances during the winter. =
The stock Of goods in Dan fIaFtman's
store, corner OF Sixth street and Com
merciai avenue, is simply enormous.
Ehsss - notsssssE IN tsrosu A-=-ssSs. -As'
queensware line, Bohe'
every description, table, nom Ga N. to n
lamps, toys, ETC. 'es '0' savings ''po'''' oA
in abundance at his store. lie. has a
splendid assortment of French china,
which is specially with
him, and which he is disposing OF at
prices lower than was ever before offered.
In the way OF toys OF every imaginable
kind his stock cannot be surpassed.
Parties who cannot find goods Of this
class to suit them at Hartman's cannot
find them anywhere. His stock of bar
supplies OF all kinds is complete. Mr..
Hartman has also just received large
stock of notices and motto frames. and
plate glass. He invites an examination
of his stock. feeling confident of his
ability to satisfy every call that may be
made upon him. Mr.. Hartman does a
wholesale as well as retail business; and
parties who have been In the habit OF
sending their orders for queensware,
glassware, toys, etc., to st. LOUIS and
Chicago should bear in mind that Hart
man will duplicate st. Louis and Chicago
prices, thus giving dealers the benefit Of
freight and drayage charges. Dealers
should call upon Hartman before send
ing their orders elsewhere.