The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-07

bargalns,a cnolce line OF tapestry Drussois
carpets. Goldstine & Rosenwater.
--"Dan Rice will get drunk now and then,
although he knows that he shouldn't. He
now mourns the loss OF $3 and costs, which
Condell imposed on him yesterday
Springfield Monitor.
Daily arrivals OF new goods consisting
of silks, satins, satin De Lyon, plain and
lace buntings, shoodas, camels hair and a
great variety of other fashionable goods.
Goldstine & Rosenwater.
-"Billy" Reels, we understand, had a
good house at the atheneum last evening
aud gave general satisfaction to those who
were present. Each member of his amateur
troupe is said to have sustained himself
we'll.
Get your cool, genuine Ice cream soda
water from Phil. II. Saup.
One dollar per case of twenty-four
quarts is what strawberries sold at in this
city yesterday. Two days before they sold
at seven and half dollars. But those
sold yesterday were not in very good con-
dition.
| States attorney Damron is said to be too
| i'll to attend to duties of his office next week
| which is to be regretted. For this reason
but little, if any, criminal business will be
transacted IN the circuit court, which con-
venes next Monday.
The Hibernian fire company's little
engine, which was broken while on the
way to fire by falling off the sidewalk at
the corner of Thirteenth street and Com
mercial avenue some time ago, is now be-
ing repaired by Mr.. Tester.
THE BULLETIN Office was yesterday
blessed with a new telephone instrument
in exchange for the old one and now all
appears to be well. We sigh no
longer to lie in peace upon the shadowy
shore of death, where the sea of troubles
casts no wave.
One thousand yards of summer silk
Just received and will he sold at bottom
figures, at Goldstine & Rosenwater's. =
A party of Mound Cityites will come
down on the steam yacht Wafe this even
ing to attend the performance of Matrimony,
at the Atheneum, by the Bartly Campbells
Galley Slave Combination, which will be
one of the best performances Cairo has ev-
er witnessed.
The police are on the watch for boys
who are in the habit of shooting birds or
other game within the limits Of the city.
They will arrest all who are caught in this
annoying practice and give them lesson
or two in the mysteries Of police court pro-
ceedings.
The largest assortment of Hoseries,
Handkerchiefs, Laces, Fringes, Embroider-
les, Ribbons, Fans and notions generally
can be found at the house of Goldstine u
Rosenwater.
One deed was recorded by Circuit
Clerk A. II. Irwin yesterday, and it was as
follows: John Hodges, sheriff, to John M.
Lansden and Susan F. Fisher; deed, dated
May 9Th, 1881, for lot numbered three, in
block numbered iorty-eight, in the city of
Cairo. Consideration two hundred and
seventy-six dollars.
The Monticello Bulletin, is responsible
for the following "Hon George r. Wend
ling, the famous lecturer against Ingersoll
ism, has purchased one-third interest in
the Bloomington Bulletin. The Bulletin
has been an ably conducted paper all tine
time, and now its readers may expect still
greater things Of it."
The new mayor of Pittsburg is trying
to enforce the Sunday ordinances. lie has
ordered the police to see that all the saloons
and cigar stores are closed on the Sabbath,
and his order is being carried out quite eff
fectually. AS a result, there is less loafing
and disorder on the streets, and the city is
putting on real Sabbath day appearance.
Phil. H. Saup sells pure ice cream
soda water at five cents per glass.
"A large crowd of citizens was last
evening entertained free Of charge, on Com
mercial avenue, below Seventh street. Mr..
Billy Reels had wire stretched across the
street from house top to house top, upon
which one of his performers dis
played his gymnastic qualities. Mr..
Frank Hebert had a similar arrangement
made IN front of Harry Walkers Theatre
Comiquc and upon which lie entertained
the crowd In like manner.
Elk Governor Palmer delivered the adj
dress of welcome to the colored Jubilee