The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-02

and settle their accounts ut once. Al
accounts not settled by March ~, 1876
will b. placed for collection. We mcar
business and are determined TO ell good.
low, but only to prompt paying custom
crs or for ready cash.
tnNs. .. PATiER,
221-l0t New York store.
| DENTISTRY DIR. Canine and family
arrived in the city yesterday. The doc
tor will open his office aud be- ready for
WORK next Saturday morning. anl all
who have work 10 do in the dentistry
line should "delay not" 10 call carly as
hc already has a number OF appointments
| booked for parties who knew him and
his work previous To hi. coming to Cairo.
Office aud residence on Eighth street, he
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
| nur. sec card.
TIM "kREw" BALL Al kLUGE' $
| HALL. The ma@quc ball at kluge's hail
on Tuesday night was a great success.
Although present bui,a few moments, we
| noticed Il few of the costumes which were
| inimitablc. Among the most prominent
were Miss GaZola ~ California Mis-.
| Gcarin. as an Indian squaw: Mr.. Sol
Silver. n queen; Mrs. &. :. Delay. as a
boy; Miss Alice Clark, u. day; Mis-.
Van, rs night; Mr.. Philip Howard. a
King Comus; Mr.. Claude Winter, a. a
contraband; Mr.. Phil Saup, As one of the
"krcw." besides numerous others elc-
gantly costumcd. but whose names we
failed to yet. Some fifty couples were
present aud everything passed of in a
most agreeable manner.
READ THIs.-Dan hartman j. selling
NJ al cost. Thi, Is no dodge to induce
people to buy, but Mr.. Hartman means
what he says. He desires to 20 out of
the dry goods trade and will quit that
branch Of his business AZ soon a. his pres
cnt stock can be disposed of. In this
connection it may DE well TO state that
his stock is not Old or shelf worn, but Oh
the contrary is fresh aud seasonablc, aud
OF the latest styles. consisting of such
goods a. are usually to be found in n
fir-t-class dry goods store. His stock OF
notions and gents furnishing goods is
also large and select, and will bc sold for
ome-,hrd less than the same can be pur-
chased elsewhere. All Mr. Hartman
asks i. an examination Of IN. good. and
prices to convince every one that he
mean, just what he says. Call and see
him. 2-ll-u
SHORT Srors.-Thc pay ear of the
&. \. * 4. Il. Il. came over on the trans
fer steamer, Juuius ;. Morgan, paid
oil employees and others at TIL, city yes
terday morning. and returned to Birds
Point last evening.
Everybody was busy yesterday trying
to collect last months bills.
-Sipe water growing smaller, and by
degrees beautiful lly less.
In the Mdrdi Gras parade on Tues
day, Master DeMott,.ot l.othchilds ~ Co..
represented Mrs. Comus.
-BusncsS yesterday wa, very dull, as
it it generally j., on the first Of the
month.
The Mississippi Central Il. K. wa. 30
unfortunate yesterday as to lose two cars
in the river Mile landing at the transfer
landing in Kentucky.
The passenger train on the c. A. II
nj Ii
Monday night between Birds Point and
Charleston.
The following bands participated in
the Mardi Gras parade on Tuesday
Mystic krew band, G. ;. Delay, leader
National band, Mr.. l-cnbcry. leader
Delta City band, L.. T. Wittig, leader.
towing to the rapid decline of the
river for the past few days II number Of
barecs, sail boats, Hat boats and other
crafts are out of their natural elements.
and are lying high and dry on the lcyre,
calmly awaiting Il raise in the river
II you are fisherman and ever
caught one yourself, You ought 10 know
all about it but il you are not, and never
did, ask Marsh Warren or Fred Smith.
and either of them will tell you how to
catch a "grinncl."
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Chas. llequcnburg.
agent OF the c. 4. Il Il. Il. r.. at Birds
Point, was in the city yesterday. He re-
ports business very dun.
Mr. Clark of Mississippi county,
Mo-, visited the city yesterday.
MIR. G. Il. Woodward is on a short
business trip to New orleans.
Capt. Joe Mckenzie of Metropolis, is
a guest at the Arlington.
ten. Green b. Raum, of GolcOnda,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Cooper Ford, who has been
seriously indisposed for the past week or
more j. fast mcnding.
Mr.. Hugh Doyle of Anna, one OF the
losers in the late fire, was in the city yes
tcrday evening.
The marshals of the Mardi Gras fcs-
tlval We're Messrs. John Holmes, &. G..
Mason and Jas. Phillips.
| Mrs. Jcwctt Wilcox and daughter,
who have been on visit TO st. Louis,
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