The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-29

H. Candce in the Phenix ms. Co., assets
nearly $3,00O,000.
We would be glad to have our neigh.
Dor, who have been buying their Dry Goods
in st. Louis and Chicago to send for sam
pies. to Stuart's Reliable Cash Dry Goods
House. We guarantee our prices against
all competition. 1t
There will be two new saloons opened
in the city by the lst of May. Mr.. Henry
Franken intends to start at the southwest
corner of Fourteenth and Poplar streets,and
Mr.. George Robinson somewhere in the
lower portion Of the city.
The work of filling the ground Of the
new freight depot of the Mobile end Ohio
railroad, continues with undated vigor,
-Four thousand yards of dirt are required
to flush the work. Mr.. julius Serbian has
the contract for doing the work and he has
about dozen teams at work.
The NJ. T. Church not yet being ready
for use, the congregation will meet at the
Baptist church corner OF, 10Th and Poplar
streets, where Rev. j. A. Scarritt will preach
at the usual hour this morning. Sunday
school at same place this afternoon at tn rec
O'clock.
Mr.. G. r. Woodwards elegant new
residence at the corner Of Tenth and
Walnut streets is rapidly assuming an i'm
prosiug appearance. 1t is understood
that wien it is finished Mr. Woodward
will have his present brick residence
moved from il present site.
Work on the new cemetary ropd at
Mound City is to begin on the LIST Of No
vember, next Wednesday. About fifty
thousand yards of dirt filling is to be done
and Mr. julius Serbian, of this city, has the
contract for doing the whole of it. He VIII
employ large force of men and teams, and
push the work with all possblu speed.
Our line of all Wool Dress Goods in
plain, plaid and combination suitings is
pronounced by critical buyers to be the
largest aud best selected ever shown in
Cairo. Will be glad to have you compare
our prices with those previlng east or west.
Stuart 1t
The new dancing club met last
night for the purpose of deciding upon a
name and perlecting other matters per-
tanning to its organization. 1t has now a
very respectable membership, both in num-
bers and character. Captain I. w. Shields
is president and Mr. w. d. Lippitt is secre.
tary aud treasurer.
"A large party Of "old folks went out
into the country yesterday, in search of
pleasure, country air and nuts, and they
found all three but IN a rather irrigated
state, for it raiued hard some time before
they returned With the party were Rev,
B. Y. George and family, Mr.. Wood Rlt-
tenhouse and family, Mr.. Jacob Martin and
family, Captain W. p. Halliday and family
and Mr.. i. A. Burnett and family,
The second attempt to pierce the Ohio
levee Just below Sixth street with an iron
pipe, for the purpose Of connecting the
pumping apparatus of Mr.. W. r, Halliday
with the Ohio river, having terminated
as did the first, in failure, third attempt
is now being made. This tmethe pipe is
being forced through from the 6ater slope
instead of from the inner side, es hereto
fore. The object is to avoid the obstfHG-
ton which, in the first attempts, caused the
pipe to change its course.
"A letter received by Chief Myers yes
terday, from Marshal Joseph 1hrailkil, of
Dalton, Ga, makes inquiry il there did
not occur political row in this city some
two, three or four years ago, in which
''some killing was done;n and if there is
any reward offered for the murderer. No
such row occurred in this city at any time,
80 far as we could find out. 1t is likely
that some drunken braggArt sought to
strike terror to a crowd of his pals" by
reciting some horrible tales, in which he
pretended to have figured as the hero.
Thieves entered the dry goods and fur
rishing good house of Messrs Haythom 81
Sloo during Thursday night, by prying open
the shutters and forcing down the upper
sash of window in the rear end Of the
store. They then forced open the money
drawers, obtaining thirteen dollars from
one of them but missing SEQ bill which
they threw on the floor with some papers
| which they took from the drawer, A box
of fine cigars belonging to Mr.. Haythorn
we're also taken. No goods were stolen.
Up to last night no clue to the robbers had
| been obtained