The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-05
In AND AROUND THE CITY.

day.
The Old Prob the best cents cigar in
the city. Try them. PETTIs & BIRD.
Judge Allen left the city blythe Hi
nois Central, yesterday evening"
French olives and capres-capotes, at
PETTIs & BIRDS.
Cape Cod cranberrics and Atmorc's
mince meat and jelly in bulk at
PETTIs & BIRDS.
Stuart has the latest novelty in the
way of show case. It's beauty, and
no mistake.
MIR. Egbcrt Smith and sister start for
St. Louis, this morning, and will be absent
several days.
10 pkgs, choice dairy butter. Strictly
choice. PErTIs & BIRD.
Quite large number of citizens are
booked for ST. Louis, this morning, via the
Narrow-gauge.
Stuart has the finest line of gimps and
crimped fringes and silk trimmings of
various patterns ever exhibited in Cairo,
Don't forget we give a splendid pres
ent with each pound Of tea.
PETTIs & BIRD.
The services in Lutheran church, this
evening, will be conducted in English Ian
guage, Rev. Mr.. Knappe officiating.
The fall styles ofcalicoes embrace bord-
cred patterns of great beauty. If you wouh
inspect the largest variety, call at Stuart's
on Eighth street
Cornelius Boyle, Jr., one Of the DUIIE,
TIN compostors, will leave for I'm
/ ion City to-day, with a view OF putting
himself under the treatment of DR.. Ed
wards, the far-famed occuist.
Marx yesterday did a "Land Office bus
mess" in ready made clothing. His store
was crowded all day, People are satisfied
with his stock and prices and show it by
going to him to make their purchases.
Mr.. d, L. Davis, of the Sun returned
tohis postof duty, by the afternoon train
yesterday. Hisad interim, johnny Mar
rell filled the position of editor during
his absence very acceptably to everybody.
"A white man, Temporary soiourner in
the city, of course, was picked up on the
levce, yesterday, in state of Timber intoxi-
cation. He was escorted to the calaboose,
where he was permitted to sleep off his in
| ebriety.
Stuart, the Eighth street dry goods man
comes to the front again with one Of the
best selected stocks of fall and winter
goods, and especially such as are adapted
for ladies' wear, ever brought to Southern
Illinois.
Call in at Stuart's and examine his
new brocaded, his cashmcres and dress
goods Of styles never before introduced
into this market. Their beauty of pattern
and finish and their extremely low prices
will astonish you.
The question asked now is, what is
your opinion about it? And the answer is
invariably that it is the best tive-ccnt-
cigar ever sold IN this markct-"Thc Fault
less" For sale by F, Korsmcycr, Sixth
street. near Levee.
The case of the People VS.. Reynolds
will probably come on for trial in Novem-
Der. The prosecutor will be assisted by an
attorney from Cape Girardeau. The de.
fence will be represented by Allen, Craw-
ford, Linegar, Ware and Towncs.
AT three o'clock, yesterday afternoon
Judge Harker surrendered the bench to
Judge Baker and left for home by the
Carmi accommodation train. Judge Baker
heard several motions, in cases on the civil
docket, and then adjourcd court until the
10th day Of November.
"A colored woman whose name we have
forgotten provoked an assault from Dick
Hutson, yesterday evening, and fled the bat
tie ground with rather badly torn outer car.
ments. She bent her steps toward one Of
the justices offices, and law SUIT is TO be
the outcome
I'VE purpoScd presenting an cpitomc Of
Messrs. Green and Aliens speeches in the
Hogan case this morning, but the public
being in possession Of the result details
leading up to the result would possess but
little interest We therefore appear with
out the promised "cpitome."
"A countryman, named James Ellison,
got into the condition facetiously denomi.
mated "boozy," yesterday, and, of course,
as most men.in his condition arc in the
habit of doing, made himself Extensively
conspicuous. Squire Robinson admins.