The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-17

not amount TO much.
MoSpAY.-TheA Alexander county pro-
bate court, r. Bross, Judge, will opan
next Monday morning. The Pulaski
county circuit court, ID. j. Baker, Judge,
will convene on the same day.
New FIRM.-Mr. j. Harden and +. y.
Dewey. under the hrm name OF Harden 4
Dewey, succeed Messrs. Mathuss 4 Uhl
in the commission business in this city.
We understand Messrs. Mathuss 4 Uhl
are about to establish themselves in the
commission business in Chicago.
$1,000 REWARD. The friends of Mr..
Langstafi Of Paduch, who was drowned
near that place during the gale on last
Sunday afternoon, offer one thousand
dollars reward for the recovery of his
body.
CoMISG.-Edwin Adams, celebrated
actor, supported by an excellent
company, will visit Cairo sometime in
March. probably about the 18th. Mr..
Adams stands among the leading actors
of the day, and will DE sure to meet
with hearty welcome at the hands OF
our people.
AGREED :To DIsAGRER.-The jury in
the case OF the People VS.. Rev. Robert
Caldwell. indicted for perjury, was dis.
charged at halfpast 10 O'Clock Tuesday
night, having agreed to disagree. On the
first ballot the jury stood six for convic'
ton to six tor acquittal, and as neithe r
side would give way, they were dis
charged.
To Ne SOLD.-On Thursday, 18th
inst, at 10 o'clock, q. m, John Hogan
will offer tor sale large 10: OF family
groceries, consisting OF teas. molasses
vinegar. soda, wash tubs, and other ar
ticles usually found in grocery store.
The sale will take place In Cunningham
building. Commercial avenue, between
Eleventh and Twelfth street. 1t.
POLICE COuRT.-Minerva Curley, 8
white woman, and William Harris, q
white man, were before Squire Bird yes
terday on charge of drunkenness. Oh
Tuesday afternoon this pair filled up OF
bad whisky, and then started out to prom
made, but the sidewalk was no
wide enough for them. and they took t.
the middle of the street. Officers WOOtel
and Sargent arrested and locked them II
the calabOOse for the night. festerda.
SQUIRE Bird sent them TO the calaboOse
Miss Curley for eight days, and lIarri
for three days.
READ THIs.-Dan hartman Is seltia
off at cost. This is no dodge to Undue
people to buy, but Mr.. Hartman mean
what he says. lie desires to go out G
the dry goods trade and will quit tina
branch of his business as soon as his pres
ent stock can be disposed of. In thi
connection 1t may be well to state tina
his stock is not old or shelf worn, but o
the contrary is fresh aud seasonable, an
OF the latest styles, consisting Of sue
goods as are usually to be found In
tirst-class dry goods store. His stock {
notions and gents furnishing goods
also large and select, and will be sold f
One-third less than the same can be pu
chased elsewhere. All Mr.. Hartma
asks is an examination OF his goods al
prices to convince every one that ]
means just what he says. Call and 50
him. 2-il'u
HEALEY's MISUNDERSTANDING IL
bernian Gem troupe met with well file
house ut the Athcneum last night, ar
when we say the exhibition was the be
OF its kind ever witnessed In Cairo, v
: keep within the truth. The scenery, re-
resenting the leading cities, lakes al
rivers OF Ireland, In all seventy-ti'
pictures. are rcplete with novel. mecha
ical and prisaatic etlects--each and cvel
picture \ work OF art. In cOnjunctit
with the panorama, Mr.. COhan's faMo