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

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thropic agent Of the nineteenth century.
An intelligent, educated Irishman to
act as our agent. Address, Halpin, Mo
Shane & Co., proprietors and publishers
Irish V,ndicator, weekly newspaper, 1872
Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The parties who Observation-Disclosures s
bakery establishment on Tuesday night,
were doubtless badly disappointed when
they went to cut that big cake. 1t was
made of plaster Of Paris, and set IN the
show window for sign.
.. Haythorn & Co. are doing large
business in boots and shoes, and filling
orders daily from all portions OF the
country. They duplicate any bill sold
in the larger cities and have no trouble
to get all the business they can do. 1t
The grand jury, having concluded its
business, adjourned at three o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The "lades'' and
gentleman" who have been hiding for
fear of being wanted by the jury can now
come out again.
Dan. Hartman is closing out his en-
tire stock Of dry goods, ETC., at cost, pre-
paratory to starting for the east to pur-
chasing his fall and winter stock. There
is no humbug about this. His goods are
, going at cost, and buyers will save money
by calling upon him. If
Mr.. T. w. Halliday, chairman OF the
Alexander county Democratic central
committee, will doubtless soon issue a
call for a county convention to select
delegates to the senatorial convention to
be held at Jonesboro on the 18th. We
look for fun at that convention.
Edward Hare, keeper Of dive OIL the
corner of Fourth and Levee streets, was
before Justice Comings yesterday morn
ing on charge Of using offensive lam
guage to Mr.. Lehning, the Levec clio
thier. Hare was fined five dollars and
costs, which he paid and was discharged.
The serpentine corset clasp is the only
clasp ever made that is not injurious to
the form. They will not break, and will
bend to every movement of the body.
No lady will do without them that has
ever seen them. They are tor sale only
by the progressive house OF o. Haythorn
* Co. 9-9-lw
People should remember that the new
stock OF shoes and dry goods just opened
by o. Haythorn Il Co. is the largest and
cheapest ever opened in Cairo. They
were bought during the great depression
in the markets of the East, and will be
sold accordingly. Secure bargains while
you can. l9-3-3tl .. HAWTHORN & Co.
John Gates will move to his new quar-.
tiers in the rooms lately occupied by Rob-
bins Music Bazaar, to-day. He will be
ready to receive his friends and custom
ers this evening, when grand free lunch
will be spread. He INVITES all to come
and see him in his new rooms, where he
will take particular pains to favor all
with the best In the home.
A. Marx, alter spending two weeks IN
New York, Philadelphia, and other large
cities east, and purchasing the largest and
finest stock ofclothing he has yet brought
TO Cairo, returned yesterday morning.
His new goods will begin to arrive imme-
diately, and will soon be on his shelves
ready tor purchasers. 1t will be policy
for buyers TO postpone making purchases
until they have interviewed Marx. 81
When We questioned our local editor
as TO the nature of his spell, he said-"It
may be chills, it may be yellow fever,
and it may be delirium tremens, or an
excess Of Harry Walkers turtle SOUP
but ! don't think its any of your ID
business" We are no believer in pro-
family or Bob Ingersoll, and Ned the
scene.
A passenger on one OF the steamers
landing at our wharf the other day. was
heard TO say: II have just passed from
st. LOUIS to New Orleans and am now
on my way back, and must say that is
the finest pole, either Democratic or Re-
publican, that have seen on the route"
Of course the stranger meant the Tilden
and Hendricks pole on the Ohio levee.
We have heard it said that there is a
Hasenwheeler club in this city, but so
far as outward appearances go know
nothing about 1t. Where do they meet !?
when do they meet? and how many
members are there of the club? The
colored Republicans of Cairo might or
ganiZe a club, but of white Radicals
there is not sufficient number 10 form
a corporal's guard.
Among the inmates of the city Jail are
three white girls, sisters-the young
est only fourteen Years of age. They
were arrested on complaint of a colored
man named Stratton on a charge of be-
ing inmates of and connected with Il
house of ill-iame. Judge Bross fined
them twenty-five dollars and costs, and
in default of payment they were sent to
the lookup for a term OF thirty days.
Two little girls engaged in prize fight
on Washington avenue yesterday. 1t
was not a lanOthv mil Int very ettac-