The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02

H. Small, G. T. Haywood, st. Louis, Mo.
John l.. Johnson, WIN. Helm, Vienna;
James Elliott, Joppa, H.; VIM, +. Lacy,
Belknap, H.; Capt. /. w. Jacobs, steam
er Alex. Mitchell. J. A. Rankin, New
Orleans; Geo. W. Linn, Chicago; s. B
Penn, Hinkleyille, ky.;C e. ii. Thomas,
G. W. Horr and wife, Blandvllle, Ny,
--Reirigerators, the very best, al A.
Hal!ey's, lis Commercial avenue. Also,
stoves and tnwaIe, toilet ware, table snd
pocket cutlery, garden and farmers i'm,
plements, plows, corn planters and she'll
ers, sulkey rakes, and general stock OF
stoves, tin and hardware, hover stands,
both wire and wood, hower trailers, diff
lerent styles, hanging baskets Of all
kinds the largest variety OF bird cages
in the city and will be sold very low at
A. Halleys, ll5 Commercial avenue.
j24.3m
Assessor and Treasurer Hely who has
spent the last week or ten days In the
country precincts Of the county on an
assessing tour, returned to the city yes
terday. He reports the wheat in all
parts of the county in tair condition, and
farmers happy over the prospect OF an
extra large yield. Farmers are getting
corn planting done as rapidly as possible,
and in few days will be through with
the work. An unusually large acre.
age will be planted.
Mr., Ed. Braxton, that chief Of tom
sorlal 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. lie was one Of the sufferers in
the late fire at the corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, and lost heayi-
ly' He is now trying to build mp again,
and we bespeak Tor him a fair share of
patronage. He deserves il. If
We have received a circular announ-
cling the appointment OF Mr.. " s. PEN
ningtonto be general freight agent OF the
Cairo and Nincennes railroad, vice Mr..
Charles 5. Sawyer resigned. Mr.. Pen
nlngton is we'll and favorably known to
the business men Of Cairo, and we are |
sure his appointment will give general
satisfaction to the patrons OF the road.
lie has been connected with the Cairo
and Nincenncs road for long time, and |
Is perhaps better qualified to ill the po- !
sition than any other man that could be |
appointed. We congratulate him and
wish him success in his new position.
ALI in need of dental work should
avail themselves OF the opportunity and
have DR.. WhtlOck, who Is stopping at
the Odoniey house in this city, for a few
days, examine their teeth. The doctor
comes well recommended as superior
operator, and there is no doubt but what
he will give satisfaction TO all those who
favor him with call. -B!anari!le NsloS.
70 this we wish to add a word. DR..
Whitlock is as thoroughly posted in his
profession as any other man in southern
Illinois. lie Is graduate OF one of the
best dental colleges in this country. And |
further, the firm Of which ne is member
is composed of gentlemen of character
and ability in their calling, and those
who have DEALINGS with them will find
rurIA 10 be as represented.
s-Arriyalsat the Planters House we're
W. ID. Porter, New Grand Chain, III:
j. w. Price, Allendale, H.: }. +. Mig!es, |
Mayiield, KY; c. 5. Black, Kentucky;
II. NJ. Johnson, Caledonia, ILL.,; G. F.
Hutton, st. Louis; +. j. Patterson.
Charleston, Mo-; +. NJ. Dougherty,
Steamer Robin; a. Bouyn, New Madrid, |
Mo-, ). j. Hess and sister, Vienna, ILL.,;
Z. a. Altomus, Texas; A. IL. Holderby.
Carmi, H.; Mrs. Hannah McLain,
Shawneetown. H.; II. G. Ulin, Ash
Hill; o. w. Andrews, Charleston, No.;
j. ID. Barr, Hartsville, La; James A. |
Watt, Planters House, Hickman, Ky;
). "A. Greatham, st. Louis.
The railroad case which IL before
Judge Baker, at Cairo, in Alexander |
county, caused the following named per.
sons to visit Cairo this week: Judge NJ. /
c. Crawford, Sheriff A. j. Nimmo,
county clerk. w. 8. Hammers, attorneys
jackson Frick and L. W. Nimmo. Col.
L. A. Willard, Mr.. j. II, sam
son, ex-mayor John Grear, city
clerk Sidney Grear, Messrs. A. II. Crow.
ell, Geo Barriuger, Ben. II. Anderson,
etc. They all went down on a special
train, furnished by the railroad COM
pany and 10 charge Of Road Muster Eng
lish. MeSsrs. Canda and Searls were
also among the passengers. A Jolly |
crowd, all In all. and as they do not
know when they viii be home Cairo will
have to entertain them-yons,yro Ga.
iest;.
Arrivals at the st. Charles hotel yes.
terday were W. c. MELVIN, New York;
J, Campbell, W. II. Stroezell, ST. Louis
P. II. Burlington Chicago; Mrs. F. D.
Maxwell and children, Mound Station.
Indiana Mrs. r. j. Monroe and family.
New Orleans; q. X. Atkinson, John
Hodnet, editor st. Louis Tones, st. Louis:
VIM. Pile and wife. Arlington. kv.:
VIM. Uldrich, Green Bay. Wis; j. C.
Willis, Metropolis; A. j. Nimmo, c. s
Chase, Jonesboro W. A. kyser, Mis-
souri,; c. A. Beck, Centralia A. }. Nor