The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-25

- ToI, A'O'i Hu't dHOlllCI VI HIS Ugllt
rope performances yesterday afternoon to
very large crowd of spectators. The
professor Is certainly an expert in the
rope walking business.
Bob Stokes, a coal black negro, was
married lew days ago to a white wo>
man, and the couple have taken up their
quarters on piece OF ground few miles
above the city. The woman was wi.
dow, and the mother of three small chill
drcn.
Stuart d GhOlsOn Ohrr the celebrated
Quaker City unlaunlricd Shirt, New
York Mills Muslin, buttons and button.
holes complete, for 81 90. They have no
hesitation in saying that these goods are
sold elsewhere for $50 See them,
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Capt. Jim Biggs, the cnterprising
steamboat agent, has leased the old Bal
lard House., between the Cairo and Vim.
cennes railroad offices and Stratton 4
Birds wholesale grocery house, and hay.
Ing thoroughly renovated and refitted it,
will open general steamboat agency for
all lines running to this port.
The wreck made by the collision on
the Illinois Central, was all cleared away
Immediately after the accident occurred
and there is now no trace Of the ac>
cidsnt to be seen. Mr.. John Vogt, as
previously stated is still in critical con.
dition, but hopes are entertained OF his
recovery.
Shell oysters Just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
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--lhe Rough and Ready fire company,
having received their new uniforms,
have arranged for parade, the weather
permitting, of the principal streets Of
the city.to,morrow, Monday, afternoon at
2 o'clock. Those members of the COM
pany, who have not yet received their
uniforms are requested to call upon Dir.
Harry Schulz, secretary OF the company,
and get them.
-"COmin thr0' the Rye:"-A Cairo top.
er preparing to join the Rel Ribbon
Club.-Saa.
They've all got through, got over the
fence. and don't take sugar in therein
any more; and the square up and down
business for the SIN man to do ls to come
over, join the club, pat on the Red Rib.
bon, and be zone Of the boys" who" dare
TO do right "Bs good to yourself"
neighbor, and don't you forget
DIR. Dunning yesterday received a
postal card from DR.. Jas. |. Hale of
Anna, in which the decor says
"Dr. Reynolds has been with Us TWO
or three days and through his instrument.
atty q great work is being done in the
temperance cause. He leaves Us to-day
for Centrala. We shall be glad TO hear
from the Cairo club, and we will report
progress.n
In this connection we will state that q
club Of oyer two hundred men, including
many of the worst "topers" in and about
Anna, was organized with Hon.
Matt. Inscorc, late representative tor this
district in the legislature, as president.
Col. Rearden says he is ready to or
gauize that military company, provided
the right sort OF men will enlist. He
wants % men six feet high, all to be
brigadicr generals; % men five feet ten
inches high, all to be colonies: % men
live feet eight inches hight, all to be cap
tans and 100 men FIVE feet six inches
high, all TO be captains. lie
don't want any lieutenants,
or anything lower than captains in his
lie would ike to secure the
services of about % able bodied doctors,
all of them 10 be of the Red Ribbon per-
suasIon. The Colonel is ready to organ
izc his company whenever the number
and "kind Of men aboye named can be
procured.
The largest stock of boots, shoes,
and staple dry goods to be found in
Southern Illinois can be found at o. Hay
thorn & Co., 10l Commercial avenue
Examine these prices. Mems heavy
winter boots, common, per pair, 81 90;
mems heavy kip Walkers saddle seam,
custom made, 50 90; mems fine kip Wall
ker's saddle seam, custom made, So 80;
mems Frank Danes best brogans, 81 80.
Prints, cassmeres, jeans, domestics, car
pets, clothing, hats, etc. Largest stock
and lowest prices in the city.
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Among the arrivals at the Planters
House yesterday were A Miller, New Or
leans, La; Equine X Raymond, Chicago,
H.; VIM D Porter, New Grand Chain,
H.; A Steinback, Evansville, Ind; d
Ewing, Jackson, Tenn; VIM Green,
Dexter City, Mo-; Chas Swan, Louisville,
Ky. Geo II Jackson, city; 5 G Arnold,
Bolivar, Tenn; ID Axtell, st. Louis, Mo;
John Lang, st. Louis, Mo-; viii Il Wiley,
Vienna, H.; I B Powell, Vienna, H.; 5
l. Rush, Vincennes, Ind; A L Leavitt,
Vincennes, Ind, VIM A Stewart, Vim
cennes, Ind; f p May, Caledonia, HIS;
Chas A Lucas, Centralia, Ills; W d
Heath, Chicago, HIS; & Dasher, Brazil.
Ind; l. n Jones, Genoe, Ills; Mrs. Ed
ward Mccormick, Chicago, His; j L
Willard, New Orlean, La; Il McCarlcy,
Ro1ivar Tam n w Rlo.l. CT ouic