The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-14

The two brick buildings near the
corner of Fourteenth street on Ohio Levee,
for a number of years the property of Mr.
Pat Clancy and Mr.. Dennis Devine, were
sold yesterday at public sale, Mr.. Dick
Fitzgerald buying the Clancy property and
Col. s, S. Taylor the Devine property.
Harry Walker will tender a grand
complimentary benefit at the Theatre
Comique tonight, to the Mound City suf
ferers. The ticket office will be placed in
the hands of a committee of citizens and
the net proceeds will be donated to the re-
lief fund for Mound City. The performance
is worth the money and the cause is good
one.
Mr.. Fulton's family vacated the house
on Tenth street yesterday, and are com
fortably settled in Winters row. Mr.. J. W.
Stewart moved in as Mr.. +. moved out, so
that the house did not remain untenanted
single night. Mr., c, Harvey will &C.
cupy the house vacated by Mr.. Stewart
There is not, we believe, an empty house in
the city.
Burglars took turn at the auction
house of A. W. Pyatts e Co., Wednesday
night They gained an entrance through
the rear window Of the store room, and
emptying drawers, show cases and shelves
Of their contents, selected the best of ev-
erything-ready-made clothing, revolvers,
pocket knives, razors, etc, and then SILENTLY
stole away" carrying off about sixty dol
lars worth in merchandise, but no money.
st. Jacobs Oil having come to my
notice, determined to try some for Rheu-
matism, which has troubled me more or
less for the last two years, and I find ST.
JACOBS On. all that it is claimed to be. |
use little, as feel the effects of the old
complaint coming on, and in it there is
instant relief; so do recommend it to every
one that is troubled with rheumatism.
SAMUEL Dickson, 800 Hewes ST., Brook
Ign, New York,
"A. Lohr is handling the Blatz beer IN
this section. He says that having been
urged to keep Milwaukee beer, he de-
termined to keep the best and place it in
every saloon in the city, and has succeeded
in doing so. The sale of this celebrated
beer, so we are informed, has increased
this year so per cent. of sales of last year.
AS an evidence N the revival Of business,
Mr., Lohr informs us, the present demand
for his soda water is greater than he can
supply.
Tickets for the benefit of the Mound
City sufferers can be had at Paul Shuch's
drug store, E. A. Buder's jewelry store,
Taber Bros, jewelry store, William Alba's
barbershop, Shuch's cigar store, Palace
Clothing Store George OIIara's drug store
New York Store, Herman Myers cigar
store. Planters House, Arlington House,
Louis Herbert, st. Charles Hotel, Dan Fitz-
gerald's saloon, Pat. Fitzgerald's saloon,
Phil saup's saloon, Barclay Bros, drug
store.
The friends and acquaintance of the
late John Holmes, present at his funeral
yesterday afternoon, at the Presbyterian
church, completely filled that large edifce.
The services were solemn and impressive.
The procession from the church was headed
by a band playing the funeral dirge. Fol-
lowing the band came the Knights Of the
Mystic Krew, the members of the Delta
City Fire Company, and the friends and
acquaintance of the family of the deceased.
The procession numbered not less than four
hundred persons, nearly all of whom at
tended the remains to their last resting
| Mace in Beech Grove cemetery