The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-01
Local Brevttics.

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The finest navy fanel suits In the
city at A. Marx, at only $l3 80. 1w
The weather Sunday was chilly and
far from comfortable.
To-day is the first Of May. Look
| out for bills and book beer.
"A large line OF white vests at A.
Marx. lw
Fine fashionable cashmere suits, at
$3.50. at Farnbaker &:Haas'. IT.
The finest stock of furnishing goods
ever brought to Cairo at A. Marx. 1w
Services at the several churches
were well attended on Sunday.
"A. Marx sells centennial Gains at %
cents. lw
Mr.. Jas. S. Morris and +. w. Jeffrey,
OF Cllin, were In the city last evening.
Parents should call at Hartman's
and procure entry tickets for their babies.
River business is picking up rap
idly.
Alderman +. w. Halliday, who spent
the greater part Of last week in Spring.
field, is at home again.
The National Cornet Band serenaded
Father label. Saturday night, previous
to his departure for France, Sunday.
Grown thy head in glory with one
Of Stetson's Philadelphia hats. at 81.
Farnbaker & Haas. 1t
The European war seemed to be the
main topic Of conversation Saturday
night at the different saloons.
Pa, did you hear the news: The
best cashmere pants in the city are sold
now at five dollars at Farnbaker &
Haas. 1t
Mr.. William Stratton has for sale
l,2oo bushels of potatoes very fine
ones. Also, 1900 pounds bacon, choice
clear sides.
Summer is upon US, and the reliable
clothiers, Farnbaker & Haas, are sellisg
the best (unequaled by tailors) white
vests from Sl.j0 to IS. 1t
-Circait court, commencing the third
Monday in this month, will have consid.
cradle business. There will be several
confidence men disposed off.
Prof. Cooke, the exposer OF spirit.
ualism, from present indications, will
have tull houses at his exhibitions Fri
day and Saturday nights.
Tricky Sam was before Judge
Bird yesterday on charge of "drunk
and disorderly." He contributed five
dollars TO the city treasury.
MIR. ii. L. Halliday left by the Mis-.
sissippi Central railroad yesterday for
Little Rock, where he goes on important
business. lie will return in a day or
two.
A party OF about ten Of the most
prominent ladies and gentlemen of the
city will visit Chicago some time during
this week.
Pat OLeary was before Judge
Bird yesterday for being drunk. Pat
didn't deny the charge, and paid five
dollars into the city treasury.
The city council will meet tonight.
when the mayor VIII read his annual
message and appoint his standing com.
mittees. 1t is hardly probable that he
will make his nominations tonight.
AT the Planters nouse yes.
terday were 5. Wisinger, Cincinnati;
j. NJ. Moore, Baltimore; Mrs. S. Jones,
st. Louis; f. NJ. Nichols, American tx.
Co; 5. b. Crawley. Memphis, and many
others.
The friends of the Episcopal church
should bear in mind that the next so.
ciable to be given by the ladies' OF that
denomination will take place at the resi-
dence of Mrs. e. w. Cunning on Thurs.
day evening.
The "cane brigade that attracted so
much attention Sunday afternoon were
severely criticised by citizens. We
heard certain merchant remark that
"there were more canes than brains.''
John +. Kendrick, B. r. Britt, Gin
cinnati; j. G.. Chapman, A. b. Chapman
and lady, Carbondale: Nj. W. Rumge,
Evansville, were among the guests at
Herbert s yesterday.
A. Marx, the popular clothier has
gone East to purchase complete new
stock of goods. The goods damaged by
fire at his old stand are being closed out
rapidly at very low figures. 4-2i-lw.
The latest styles OF spring, stiff hats
! at A. Marx. lw
Carl Peters, the blacksmith, whose
shop was destroyed in the great fire on
Commercial, has erected on the sight OF
| the old building one OF the finest brick
black smith shops in Southern Illinois,
where he is prepared to do anything in
his line at the very lowest price. MIR.
Peters is one of the best workmen in his
line, and horse-shoeing is one of his
| speclalties 4-2I-tf.
ReiIigerators, the very best, at A.
llalley's, ll5 Commercial avenue. Also
stoves and tinware, toilet ware, table and
pocket cutlery, garden and farmers i'm