The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-21

men and childrcn's shoes can bc found,
and that Is at o. lIaythorn & ca. l.3t
Tailor Dick Fitzgerald informs us that
he has "threc white men, four colorei
gentlemen, and two eolored ladies in the
county jail" and he adds, "thcy are alt
happy in their Misery Ftt 5e (
Young gentlemen and ladies who have
not. for so long time, had an opportun-
ity to "trip the light fantastic, may do
SO at the Turner ball, Monday evening,
September 2jth, 1875. @9.I2n
Col. Robert w. Met artncy, brother of
the irrepressible J. F. Met arlney Of
Metropolis, was in town yesterday on his
way east. He will visit ttc' Centennial
and all the eastern cities before returning.
a. Black, who has returned IRON BOs-
ton, is now receiving his immense stock
of boots and shoes. He purchased these
goods for cash, and now offers to cash
customers greater inducements than any
other house in Southern Illinois. 9-193t
Mcssrs. Woodward and Phillips. Rali-
cal candidates for the legislature from
this district, addressed moderately well
attended meeting of the "faithiul'' at
Phillis' hall last evening. Il
The business room, CT ONO ievee
lately occupied by !. Farnbaker, is va
cant and for rent: also the cellar and an
Office up stairs, in same building. For
particulars apply to Robert Smyth, 60
Ohio levce. If
Remember that o. IIaytlorn Il Co.
keep larger and more complete line Of
all grades Of shoes and boots than every
stock in Cairo would make il they were
combined against them. Go there and
be suited without trouble. 9-2l-3t
Sproat. the "ice-man," will receive his
first shipment Of. those celebrated south
ern oysters tomorrow morning. They
are a splendid article and go off like hot
cakes. They are sold in quantities to
suit purchasers.
Charlie Delay, Jim Mason. Walt Gun
diff and a number Of other young men
whose names we do not now remember,
have organized first-class martial band,
and are furnishing music for political
meetings. The band is good one and
deserves patronage.
The Democratic barbecue at Hodges
park next Saturday will be attended by a
large number OF Democrats and others
from this city. We understand arrange
ments are to be made with the Cairo and
ST. LOUIS narrow gauge to run a special
train to and from the grounds. Plenty to
eat, good speeches, and good time gen.
orally may be anticipated by those who
contemplate attending.
We are authorized by Capt. w. NJ.
williams to state, that it having been re-
ported that he would probably be can.
didate for the office of Circuit Clerk u,
the approaching election, that under no
circum stances whatever could he be i'll
duced to become candidate at this time
lie Is not in the field tor office. and wishes
his friends and the public TO so under
stand it.
A great war in France was the indirect
consequence of dirty clothes and badly.
kept person. Cardinal De Retz, notori
Gus for personal carelessness, entered tho
presence of Queen Anne of Austria
smelling not very sweeily. He was in
suited by his Queen, and in return stirred
nal could have had plenty of b. T. Bah
bits Best Soap, thousands of lives would
have been saved.
The only shoe store in the city is thai
of A. Black, and his endeavor to make il
one of the great institutions Of Cairo il
meeting with great success, and Is &
credit TO himself and to the place. The
secret of all this is that he manages to
buy his stock Of goods ut the fountain
head and for cash, and that he obtains
for our people the best grades OF goods
at bottom prices. Call and examine hi
stock. 1t will give you real delight tC
do so. 9-l9-3t
Dan Hartman has gone Fast. He i
now in New York, and buying tn,
largest and most complete stock Of Chin,
and glassware ever brought 10 this mar
ket. His stock OF fancy article will b.
indispensable in variety or quality. III
is closing out his dry goods at New
York prices, and will move his entir'
stock OF qucensw ware, etc., into his store
corner OF Sixth street and Commercial
avenue. and will give his attention here
after exclusively to the glass and queens
ware business.
Capt. Halliday, Icing Il religious man
and scOrning any and everything tina
savors OF sacrilege, will, when he ha
finished reading this item, at once Civ
orders for the blotting out oflhe letterin:
OH the immense lump OF coal whicI
stands out in front Of his house on tn
levee as sign. Two ladies' passing thi
twO-tOn lump Of coal: First lady-"Oh