The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-28
Local ltons.

Judge Bross was busy all yesterday
forenoon hearing civil cases.
Jas. Rearden, jr., son OF Col. Jas. y.
Rearden, returned from st. Louis yes.
terday.
Miss Emma Rathiey of Golden. is in
the city visiting at the residence of John
II. Beecher, on Thirteenth street.
e. Moerlein's Cincinnati lager beer,
made from the best barley and hops.
Try 1t. l-jl-lm.
Mr. j. A. Wentz, general passenger
and freight agent OF the Cairo and st.
Louis railroad, was in the city yesterday.
Sam Ullman sells first class cigar at
) cents, for which all other dealers ask
10 cents. 2-22-lm
Mr.. Hugh Smith, of Jacksonville, is In
the city visiting his sister, Mrs. John VI.
Lansden.
Go to Sam Ullman for fine liquors OF
all kinds. Ncft's new building, Eighth
street. 2-22-1m
Police Officer O'Msley, who has been
sick for some time. il able to be about
again, aud will soon resume his place on
the force.
Smokers are happy again, because
Sam Ullman is back again. and has
brought fresh supply OF those excellent
; cent cigars. 2.22.1m
A sale Of a number of fine Oil paintings
will take place at Reiser's new auction
room on Commercial avenue near Eighth
street, on Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Among the pictures are several very fine
ones.
Among the guests at the Planters
House yesterday were F. Steif, East St.
Louis; Jas. p. Ward, Birdsville o. A.
Luead, Centralia, J. NJ. Kennedy. New
Orleans; A. Adams, Illinois; T. r..
Moze, st. Louis; VIM. James, Campbell
Hill, Illinois.
The regular weekly soclable of the
Presby terrain church will be held at the
residence of Mrs. j. b. Reed ON TWEEN
tieth street, tomorrow. Thursday even
ing, March LIST. A cordial Invitation is
extended to all to attend.
Mr.. Robertson, night clerk at the St.
Charles hotel, has gone to st. Louis; and
madame rumor has 1t that when he re-
turns he will be accompanied by Mrs.
Robertson. We wish Mr.. r. and his
bride long lite and much happiness.
Burglars visited the residence of w.
A. Sloo on Monday night, and carried of
a quantity of silver plate, besides several
overcoats belonging to Mr.. Sloo, and Mrs.
Sloo's shawl. No clue has been found
that will lead to the arrest Of the burg
lars.
A Clergyman's Opinion:-Having had
An opportunity to test the excellent quail
tiles of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. hest.
tate not to say, 1t is the best remedy
have ever used in my family.-Rer. Vim
II. Chapman, Pastor NJ. E. Church
| Georgetown, ID. c.
At Herbert's European Hotel and Res
taurant yesterday were z. G.. Medley,
Farris' Landing, Mo-; Capt. Ray, Mound
City; A. c. Bartleson, Oaktown; II.
Calvin, Caledonia NJ. b. Gray, River ;
o. A. Kindred, W. G. Wilkinson, Sykes
ton, Mo-, and c. w. Marsh, Chicago.
The Cairo and st. Louis narrow gauge
railroad company have rented the room
in the st. Charles hotel building now .oc-
cupisd by the bar, and will fit 1t up for q
ticket office and waiting room. The
room 10 the best In the city for the pur-
pose. and we congratulate the n. G.. on
their good luck In securingit.
We are glad to note the improvements
made by our fellow-townsman, c.
Hanny, in his elegant and commodious
building ON Eighth street. Chris is a
live, energetic business man, and merits
the patronage OF the public, as on his
shelves may be found the best goods In
the market, both in dry goods and gro
ceries. Give him call. 2-26-lw
Our young friend Dyas F. Parker, lett
Cairo yesterday morning for Fulton
Ky, where, in partnership with MIR
Lon Haynes, also former resident o
Cairo, he will 60 into the drygoods ant
grocery business. Dyas is q young maj
OF rare business tact, full of enterpris
and energy. and will no doubt be appre
ciated by the good people among whom
he has taken up his abode.
Dabney johnson, the colored man ar
rested with Harrison, the dealer In secont
hand goods who was tried before Judg'
Bird on Monday tor buying stolen goods
had q hearing before Justice Coming
yesterday. and held to bail in the SUN o
three hundred dollars. Falling to Civ
bond he was sent to the county jail
Harrison failing to procure bail was ais
locked up.