The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-10


act as our agent. Address, IIalpn, Me-
Shane q Co., proprietors and publishers
Irish Jndicdtor, weekly newspaper, 1872
Vine street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The new tobacco warehouse being
built by Mr.. Peter Neff for Thistlewood
& Hlnkle IL being pushed forward as
rapidly as possible. The tobacco bust
ness promises to become one of the lead
ing branches Of trade in this city.
We are requested to state that owing
to the illness of Rev. Chas. A. Gilbert,
rector, and the absence Of II. Ii. Candee,
Esq, superintendent of Sunday school.
there will be no services or sunday
school at the church Of the Redcemer to-
day. ss ts
Dan. Hartman is closing out his en-
tire stock Of dry goods, etc. 3D., 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
The grand opening at John Gates new
Eldorado was a decided success last
night AT future time we will give a
description of this iirst-clas, saloon and
billiard hall. Charley Frank, the favo-
rite dispenser Of exhilerating liquids,
will continue on deck, az usual.
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 q. HaythOrn
d 60. 9-g-lw
People should remember that the new
stock OF shoes and dry goods just opened
by o. Haythorn & 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. 1891 o. HAWTHORN & Go.
Mr.. Sam Foster having disposed of his
entire interest in the great "U-rope-ln
Circus" has taken the agency of the
BUSY Flea Association" and is in the
city on business connected with the
same. He will call on his many friends
while here for the purpose of getting
them to subscribe for the balance of the
capital stock yet unsold.
A.. Marx, after spending two weeks IN
New York, Philadelphia, and other large
cities east, and purchasing the largest and
finest stock ofclothlng he has yet brought
to Cairo, returned yesterday morning.
His new goods will begin to arrive imme'
diately, and will soon be on his shelve:
ready tor purchasers. 1t will be policy
for buyers 10 postpone making purchases
until they haye interviewed Marx. st
Mr.. John b. Gamble and family, we
are told, will leave Cairo for their new
home in Colorado. on next Tuesday
Mr.. Gamble, though unlucky in many o
his business transactions, has been goot
citizen. We regret to see him and hi
esteemed family go from among US, bu
-, tnr hn; nj
of acquaintance, here, success in tn
days 10 come.
At the St. Charles yesterday were j
Richmond and Miss Mary Richmond
Knox county, Ky; r. A. Hatcher ant
daughter, New Madrid; II. c. Wilkes
West Virginia; John Castor and wife
and J. Cook, Memphis William Bradle.
and daughter, Paducah; j. Lawenthal
wife, and daughter, Nicksburg; Mrs
Quill, Jackson, Tenn; w. F. Cullom
st. Louis; J. d. Dresden. New York F
Debut and Fl. Jacobs, Cincinnati; VIM
Weston. do; Thomas 5. Pettis, Owens
boro John Seratin, Louisville.
Mrs. Farley, mother-in-law OF Mrs
Charles r. Stuart, Of the firm Stuart ant
Gholson, while on her way to this cit.
from Lockport. to visit her daughte +
was accidentally killed, by. the passenge
cars, at Hensdale. on Thursday even
ing. The remains were expected to ar
rive in this city yesterday, and will b
buried at Villa Ridge. The accident wa
a sad one and has Great ed the deepes
sympathy in this city for the bereave
daughter.
The BULLETIN this morning announce
John A. Reeve as candidate tor circu
clerk. Mr.. Reeve will certainly make
stong race, being very popular youn.
gentleman in this community. The fac
that he runs well was demonstrated j
his canvass for county treasurer last No
vcmber, he carrying the city over hi
other competitors. old and well-know
citizens of Cairo, by handsome MAORI
ties. The other gentlemen announce
are John q. Hartman and William MI
Pheeters. both too well known in tn
county for comment from us. MI
Reeve will make the CANVASS extremel
lively for these popular gentlemen. b.
cause he is favorite among the boys.
Surfield, the man who recently cam
to Cairo and signified his intention
open wholesale seed store in the Viii
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