The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-07

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hear him.
Mr., W. Z. Scott, with Frank Fisher
wholesale clothier, Evansville, Indiana,
Will be in the city from the Sixth to the
Tenth Of this month with full line OF
samples for tall and winter suits and
oyercoats. Mr.. Scott will be prepared
to supply all who may want goods in his
line at the most reasonable prices. All in
want Of winter wear should give him a
call. &c
We have been requested by the city
marshal to state that1he ordinance OF the
city as contained in section TO- of chap
ter ., entitled Fines and Penalties"
which prohibits the firing OF guns or
pistols within the city limits, will be
hereafter strictly enforced. Parties. who
have been in the habit of firing in the
streets in the suburbs OF the city and IN
and about st. Mary's park, had Better
overn Themselves accordingly.
We are Informed by Mr.. Strobe OF
this city that Rev. c. c. Chapman, now
OF Austin, Texas, but formerly OF Padu-
cab, Kentucky, has signilled mis- willing
ness to accept an Invitation that has been
rendered him by some Of our people to
preach a series of sermons in this city in
the hope Of reyivng an interest in reli-
glOus matters. lie il said to be a minis
ter OF great power and it is bclcyed that
his visit, which will occur some time this
month may DC productive OF great good.
Don't send off, but get your clothes
made by WeltOn, "llIG Tailor" He
has as fine and varied line OF samples
as can be shown by any house west OF
New \ ork city, and with the additional
knowledge gained by his having visited
the best cutters in the East, he can give
good fits, stylish cuts, and well put, to-
gether and at very low prices. Besides
| You do not need TO wait from two to
five weeks Tor your goods and then be
| Obliged to return them as "mislits,n as
many have had to do heretofore who |
patrOnized travelling representatives,. II |
Mr.. Albert Grinder desires the pub
lie to kno " that in about one week from |
now he will lie prepared TO set ont trees
of all kinds at the lowest prices aud short
est notice. lie has on hand large sup
ply of poplar, maple, elm,
cypress, cottonwood, oak and all
kinds OF fruit trees, every one OF
which he guarantees. Orders may be lett
at the grocery store of +. W. Thieecke
near the cerncr of Eighth street and
Washington avenue, or at his residence
at the corner of Pine and Twenty second
street 81
A movement il now on foot among
number of young gentlemen in the city
to induce the library association to keep
the library open on Saturday evenings
from seven to nine o'clock. They claim
that under the present arrangement they
are unable TO patronize the library. They
are compelled to work from seven clock
in the morning till six o'clock in the
evening, and as Saturday afternoon is al.
ways their busiest time in the week, they
are unable to attend during library hours.
This is a matter worthy the attention OF
the library association, and we hope the
will talk it over at the next meeting.
-Messrs. Stuart & Ghol,on, the well
known and popular dry goods firm, keep
constantly on hand one of the biggest
stocks of dry goods, fancy goods, notions,
etc, ever carried by any house in the
city. They meet the market in prices
and their goods are correctly represented
to their customers. From long and
successful business career in Cairo they
have grown TO be permanent institu.
ton commanding large trade and the
confidence of the people. Messrs. Stu
art & Gholson are daily receiving fresh
arrivals of goods in their line, and invite
all needing goods in their line TO call and
see them. They take plea sure in exhibit
ing their goods. 1t
Ladies in .want.of millinery goods
hats, bonnets, or trimmings Of any kind
or description should call on Mrs. 5
williamson, Commercial avenue, next
door to the atheneum. Ii is fact that
cannot he denied that her stock OF goods |
in every department is the most complete,
fashionable, most beautiful and withal |
the cheapest brought to Cairo since the
war; She has some of the most eXqul- |
sitely beautiful bonnets we ever saw, and |
which cannot but please those in search |
OF goods in that line. BY all means visit |
Mrs. WilliamSons before purchasing |
elsewhere. She is also prepared to re-
mode and make new old hats, shape |
them oyer in the latest style, and all for
the moderate sum of from 81 to 80 cents. |
Hats dyed either black or brown. MGive |
Mrs. w. a call and she will be sure to
please you. If
The second entertainment under the
auspices OF the Library Association, will
be dramatic and humorous reading by
Mrs. Laura j. Tisdale. OF Chicago. We
clip the following testimonial from. the
Chicago Times, April 10th, 1877: "Mrs.
Tisdale's readings last evening called out
n large and enthusiastic audience.
\ This accomplished elocutionist
will give dramatic reading in the