The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-24

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WIN. Alba has the finest barber shoI
in Southern Ills. If
Go TO Haythorn & Sloo, for ladies
shoes.
Col. S. s. Taylor is on his way to New
York on business.
A new boy baby arrived in the famil.
Of Mr.. Richard English Thursday.
See notice in special locals Of young
ladies wanted, to learn the millinery bust
ness, by Mrs. S. Williamson.
--25 dozen boys and mems hats at hal
the usual price at Haythorn & Sloo.
There will be services at the Church Of
the Redeemer at 7 and II q. m. and at p
m. to-day.
Captain Charles f. Nelis has sold his
tug Laurel" to Captain Probst, of New
Orleans, who has taken the craft away.
Tickets for Collins excursion to Louis
vile, Cincinnati and Niagara Falls are for
sale at Coleman's book store.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern Ills. If
Ladies if you want elegant durable
perfect fitting shoes go to Haythorn & Sloo.
Mr.. w. j. Buell., of st. Louis, newspa-
per correspondent and author of several
books was guest at The Halliday yester-
day.
A train load of small rock was brought
in by the Wabash road yesterday and spread
along the track on Commercial avenue,
below Sixth street.
Lost: An ear-drop, between Eigth-
tenth and Twentieth streets, on CONNER
cial avenue. A liberal reward is offered the
finder, if left at this office.
When in search of school shoes for
girls 90 TO Haythorn & Sloo, where the best
stock is kept
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
this week Mrs. P. A. Taylor, county SUI
perintendent Of public instruction, will
examine the teachers selected by the board
for the ensuing school year.
Last night Deputy Sheriff Guy Morse
arrested a negro for carrying concealed
weapons, had him fined twenty-five dollars
and costs by Justice Robinson, and, in de-
fault, took him to Jail.
-Gentlemenifyou have been "all around
and cannot find decent shoe or boot go to
Haythorn e. Sloo, and get them.
WIN. Fountain, who has been in Jail
for some months under four hundred
dollar bond, charged with cattle stealing,
was set at liberty yesterday, having pro-
cured the necessary bond.
The meat shop of Mr.. Charles Glhofer
on Commercial avenue, near Twentieth ST..
is still flourishing, is supplied with every
variety of fresh meats of the best qualities
and presided over by an experienced and
accommodating gentleman.
Mr.. George NJ. O'Hara, Of Carbonda lie
was deputised to come here yesterday and
take charge Of the negro, VIM. Woodward
arrested here by Chief Myers upon charge
of completely in a murder at Carbonate
some time ago,
If you want boys shoes 70 to Hay
thorn & Sloo the best is always the cheap
est
Mrs +. G. Ford has been very i'll fol
the last three weeks, and, at the urgent
solicitations of her family she will take 0
trip north, hoping it will benefit her health
She will start for New York, on Monday
by way of Niagara.
"A stand of artificial flowers Of many
different varieties, having a resemblance
to nature that would almost deceive the
fairy queen, and arranged lastly and at.
tractiveiy, has excited much admiration and
compliment among those who visited the
store of Mrs. S. Williamson during las,
week.
The Murphy Movement" is progress
ing with satisfactory success. Captain
Murphyis gentlemen, and therefore he
does not talk about "hurling" republicans
"over the battlements." He is a substan
tia business man and the people every
where throughout the district seem to smile
on the movement"
Mrs. L. G, Gibbs, Of Thebes, announce
herself in this issue of The BULLETIN as
candidate for county superintendent o
schools. She is well known in the count,
as a lady Of fine, educational quaities sh,
is very popular and has more executive
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