The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-03

hearing on Monday evening, ara vas
committed TO jail without bail to await
the action Of the grand jury.
Mr.. w. p. Scott, with Franz. f.lner,
wholesale clothler, Evansville, Indiana,
will be in the city from the Sixth 10 the
Tenth of this month with flil line of
samples for tall and winter suits and
overcoats. Mr.. Scott will be prepared
to supply all who may want goods in his
line at the most reasonable price, All in
want OF winter wear should give Lin
call. 81
Mr.. Thomas Cole, late OF Sheb0ygan,
Wis, has accepted position in the Office
OF the 81. Charles hotel as clerk, Mr..
Cole has filled the position Of clerk in
some of the leading hotels OF the country,
among them the Sherman House, Chi
cago, and New Hall House, OF Milwaukee.
He is an exceedingly pleasant aud efable
young man, and will no doubt become
popular with our people and the travelling
public.
The canvass tor county clerk is warm
ing and the "boys' who are anxious
to serve the dear people in that capacity
are "getting their work in lively"
lIumm,aud Hawkins, Stewart ana Yost,
lIely and Plauert and Pitcher are all on
the go, laying their claims before thcpeo-
pie, and each has his own particular story
to tell ofhls idea Of just how the clerks
Office should be run.
-Iherivcr editor Of the BULLETIN in
his report yesterday said he had re-
ccved i copy Of the Louisville Couric.'-
Jopr,al, together with Win Hays card. |
Walt. was mighty shy about that paper, |
and we didn't get to see it. Yesterday, |
however, we ran across copy of the
Oh. OF September 18th, and here's what !
we found in its river column.
There amt a man who could happier b. |
Than a chap down al CAIRO named wal |
ter Mckee.
lie cocks up rs nose and taE.s rapid |
strides,
H'so Qol that he's got aud-s2 besides, |
Chorus by the boy, On the wharlboat: !
'WhO-oop.-twO dollars besiies. >"
Waits as happy as a boy at circus |
that's go.-S2 besides.
Ladies' in want Of millinery goods
Ia, boune.s, or trimmings ct any kind
Or description should call on Mrs $.
Commercial avenue, next
iDDr to the atheneun. It j. fact that
cannot be denied that her stock Of goods
in every department il the most complete,
most beautiful and withal
the cheapest brought to Cairo since the
war. Size has some Of the most exQui-
si'ely beautiful bOnuets we ever saw, and
which cannot but please those in search
OF goods in that lipe. BE- all means visit
Mrs. williamson before purchasing |
elsewhere. She is also prepared to re-
mode and make new old hats, shape |
them oyer In the latest style, aud all for
the moderate sum of from 81 to - cents.
Hats dyed either black or brown. Give |
Mrs. ". call ana >h. viii De sure to
plcascyou, II
Having taken charge Of the grocery
at the corner Of Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, and put
in one Of the largest and best assorted |
stocks oftani!y groceries ever exhibited |
in Cairo, Messrs Pcttis& Bird are now |
ready for business, and invite the atten-
ton Of the public to their house. They |
have given special attention to the ,ecc-
ton OF their goods, and having purchased ,
for cash are prepared to compete
with any other house in tie
city on sugar, coffee, syrupS,
teas, hams, bacon, canned good,,'aud in
facte ycrything in the grocery and |
provision line. They will always keep |
on hand choice fresh butter, egg, and
all kinds ofcountry produce. They will
deliver goods in any part OF uio city
free Of charge and on short notice.
Messrs. pcttis d Bird solicit a share OF
tIn uotrpu0rn ot olr ritiyorg LnIinviuu