The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-29

III astonishing private school. Those
! who desire to send their enildren should
consult her AS soon as possible.
sam pullman has opened ont at 144
Commercial avenue, IN the room lately
occupied by Solomon Pareria, with a
full line of fresh new dry goods of the
latest and most fashionable patterns.
Mr.. Ullman invites attention to his stock,
and assures the public as good bargains
as can be had at any other store in the
city. ....
Max Schwartz, a Jew peddler, was
attacked in the road near Villa Ridge
on last Saturday morning by lour ne.
groes, Tor the purpose of robbing him.
Schwartz was shot three times in the
right leg, and about twelve dollars in
money was taken from him. The ne
groes escaped, ana have not been seen
since. schwartz was brought to Cairo
and placed in the hospital.
Among the arrivals at the Arlington
House yesterday were c. II. Haywood,
Goose Island; Joseph Terrell and John
Terrell, Kentucky; Chas. Ferman, Gin
cinnati; Y. d. DeHerr, Philadelp ia;
G.. w. Bristow, Grand Chain; I. &.
ferris, Vienna; w. l.. Seifert, Cincin-
natl, Ohio; Gussie Cameron, Vienna.
F. L. Canda, president Of the Cairo
aud ST. Louis railroad company is in the
city. -
The Union county bond case was
.alled In the circuit court yesterday
morning. and the trial Of the Issue pro.
Gee led with. The attornies in the case
are Judge Mulkev and Jackson Frick tor
Union county, and j. G. Judd and
Judge w. j. Allen tor the railroad com.
pany. Nearly all the officers OF the
railroad company and large number of
citizens of Union county are in attend
ance on the court.
Mr.. Ed. BraXton. that Chief of ton.
sorial artists, has taken charge of the
shop on Eighth street, owned by the late
Daniel Lampert. Ed. Braxton is one OF
the best BARRIERS in the state, as well as a
gentleman In his Intercourse with his
patrons. He was one OF the sufferers In
the late ire at The corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, and lost heayi-
ly. lie is now trying 10 Blu Id up again,
and we bespeak Tor him q fair share OF
patronage. He deserves il. tt
--laetrigerators, the very best, at A.
Halley's, lis Commercial avenue. Also,
stoves and tinware. toilet ware, table snd
pocket cutlery. garden and farmers i'm.
plements, plows, corn planters aud she'll
ers, sulkey rakes, and general stock OF
stoves, tin and hardware, flower stands,
both wire and wood. flower trailcrs, diff
lcrent styles, hanging baskets Of all
kinds the largest variety OF bird cages
in The city and will be sold very low ut
A. Hailey's, ll5 Commercial avenue.
...r .....a 1924 3m
Miss Jennie Pattisou, teacher OF the
Intermediate department of the High
school, was yesterday the recplenV of a
very handsome present from number
OF the pupils OF her school. The present
was handsome and costly gold ring.
Miss Maggie Howe made the presenta.
ton speech, which was appropriate, and to
which Miss Pattison replied In BETTING
and feeling terms. Miss Pattison has
by her uniform kindness and untiring
efforts in behalf of her school end0ared
herself to her pupils, and in leaving them
she carries with her the love and good
wishes of each and every one OF them.
Arrivals at the Planters House yes.
terday were G. b. Miller, Cincinnatl;
Mrs. l.. Hales, Clinton, KY; Mrs. Ews.
tive, Miss Rodener, Arlington, Ky;
7. W. Overton, Meade county, KY; W..
A. Merritt, New Orleans; G. e. How
ford, Makanda, ILL.,; VIC. Pulham, Ter
re Haute, Ind; NJ. NJ. Bartholomew,
Bellville, ILL.,; Sam Lamberts, Dunnaway.
James d. Lewis, Tennessee; Z. Will
liams, Illinois; n. @. Simpson, Burling.
ton, Iowa; d. Schofield, Evansville, O.;
II. W. Sailing, Chicago; j. G. Bogleton,
Edinburg, Miss; Jackson Flick, Jones
boro, ILL.,; John Spring, Bellyllle, Iii.
MIR. Richard Aiarnsll and Miss Eliza
NJ. Carrier were married last evening at
st.. patriok's Catholic. church by Rev.
Father McMasterson. The church was
crowded with the friends and acquain.
tances ofthe BRIDE and groom, and at the
conclusion Of the ceremony, they were
the recipients of'the congratulations and
good wishes Oof many of their friends.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Mar.
nell repaired TO their, home, MIR. Mar.
nell having had a house furnished
and everything arranged ready to 70 Ia
housekeeping. The young couple star,
out Ia life With the well wishes q : large
circle Of t fri ts ana neu,isinssncss, ga.
'-rosincrcw; Wednesday, May soth
will Ia decoration day !, and ths Ceiso snt
| yinssnnes railscsd WIN ldn sHs6isl traiHi
between Cairo ando Ao1ud City ID toll
'Iiows: Trains vlll lssyS Fourth strss,