The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-22

York, were her brokers. Send for their
Financial Report. You may be equally as
fortunate,
You can buy clothing, hats and caps
at Pyatt's auction house, almost at your
own figures.
Mr.. Hobbs ard Oscar IIarreIl lett by
the Chicago and New Orleans railroad yes
terday morning, and will remain in the
latter city until about the 1st OF March,
Furniture Of every grade is sold at
Pyatts auction house at lower ligdrcs than
rule average wholesale transact rs. I'M
doubted bargains are given in tnwarc, also.
Mr.. Burnett, business manager OF The
BULLETIN, left the city on business mis-
sion to Du Quoin, yesterday afternoon. He
will, however, be ut his post again, this
morning
Hon, F. E. Albright, Of Murphysboro,
was IN Cairo, yesterday. but didn't do
himself the honor to call on The BULLE-
TIN. which, as the Frenchman remarked,
SIS loss for YOU
The current value of the trade dollar
is nincty-hye cents. The City National
bank gives notice that it receives them on
deposit at that figure. This being true it
is needless Of course, for anybody to sub
nit TO any deeper shave
Quite number OF cx-soldierc resident
Of Cairo, will receive sums varying from
5000 to $4,000 under the operation Of the
arrearagcs pension law. We hear it stated
that policeman Hogan will come in Tor the
very handsome sum of sixteen hundred
dollars.
Auctions in Pyatt's auction house
twice week. The opening sale will
take place this evening. Everything Of
fered will be sold Bargains will be the
order of the evening. If you would share
in them be on hand. Sol 4. Silver Is the
aucaoncer.
1t is insisted that both the Fourth and
Fifth wards need constable, If such
need exists The County Commissioners
should, when they meet next month, sup
ply it. Squire Osborn infofms us that he
experiences the need Of such an officer
almost daily.
Another new industrial establishment
is that Of Mr. Charles Walker, who has
taken oae of the large buildings on Com
mcrcial avenue between Eleventh and
Twelfth. where lie will devote himself to
the pursuit Of manufacturing industry
which promises to prove rcmuneatiye.
And now il is Mr. s. p Bennett, Of the
firm Of Green, Wood e Bennett, that is
happy. Last night, while folks in general
were rcvclmg in the realms of dreamland.
little stranger, baby boy, made his adj
vent in Mr. BENEFITS home, and although
it was quite evident he had come to stay"
he was heartily welcomed.
Strangers continue to flock south by
every conveyance, the chief attraction
being the great Mardi Gras display on the
9jth instant. Such Of our people as do
not feel themselves able to incur the eX-
pcnsc involved in trip to New Orleans,
can see much that is worth seeing at Carmi
or Evansville Half fare tickets can be
obtained to either place.
Major W. +. Roberts, of Belmont,
Missouri, was in Charleston, the other day,
and avowed a purpose to engage in bust
ness in Cairo, he having sold out his mer-
cantiIc establishment in Belmont in pur-
suancc Of that purpose There is room for
him in Cairo, and for almost any number
Of persons who can back ny little capital
with due amount OF energy and pcrsc-
verancc.
Mr.. H. Clay Sexton, chief Of the 81.
Louis fire department., with his friend and CO.
worker in the temperance cause, Col Scott,
arrived in Cairo by the afternoon train
yesterday, and were soon taken in charge by
the presidents of the different fire compan-
les, and other prominent citizens, and shown
the few objects Of interest about the city.
THE BULLETIN has the pleasure Of acknowl-
cdging the compliment Of call from
them.
--"Dclta City Drug Store" is the name
adopted by Dr. Schuh for his new estab,
lishmcnt, and he is having it painted in
handsome letters upon the inner surface OF
the glass Of his show windows. There is
no Ifs, ands, butts, or any qualifications OF
modification about il, the Doctor has the
handsomest drug store wc ever saw, The
building would form an ornament - any
city, and reflects great credit alike upon the
designer and builder