The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-05
LOCAL TUMBLE.

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IN, and set Of new harness, for sale cheap
or cash. Enquire at j. Burgers, l44
avenue. .
Whoever has \ piano to rent may
rent it to X. &. weirick, the office Of the
Mississippi Valley transportation COM
pany, or room &c. St. Charles hotel.
1t is announced that temperance
anti-liquor drinking-is to become the
fashion the coming winter. What will
become Of the population of Paducah, who
must guzzle whisky or die,
--Taber Brothers, having obtained for
their watch department some OF the very
best workmen to be found, are now pre-
pared to turn out work In that line with
hut little delay. Those having fine and
difficult work requiring the most skillful
workmen may now be assured of obtaining
satisfaction. The finest patterns Of jew
clry, ms usual, are made to order at prices
that defy competition. oct20tf
The popular boot and shoe maker,
William Ehler, on Twentieth street, has
received n large stock Of feathers, and in
vites to them and his facilities for turning
out oil kinds Of work, the attention of his
friends and the public. Customers who
order work and have cash to pay will re.
ceive their work promptly, and customers
who have no cash will, without fail have
their orders filled as soon as they can OBJ
tain the money TO pay for the work order
ed.
"A merchant of this city while being
shaved at Alba'S barber shop lately, lost
! his pocket book containing $500. 1t
dropped on the floor and was found by the
proprietor, who returned 1t to the owner
after he was satisfied that the careless
gentleman did not know what had be-
come of it. This shows how important it
is tob be shaved in the shop of an honest
man whose towels are Glenn, razors sharp
and hand skillfui ut his business. Pat
ronize Alba. ~
--Saup has received, in anticipation Of
the holidays, a very large and varied stock
of toys. He always is first in this depart
ment, and is recognized as par erceiisnt,
tie toy man Of Cairo. There is nothing
that can be thought of to tickle the juven-
lie fancy that he has not laid IN stock-not
small assortment, but one large enough
to make happy all tho boys and
girls of Alexander county and furnish
Il big stock to each Of the jobbcrs in all the
! towns surrounding Cairo, within radius
of hundred miles, at st. Louis and Gin
cinnati prices. The attention of the gen.
ersl public, and especially Of small dealer,
is particularly invited to Mr.. Saup's stock
The furniture factory of Eichoff Bros
is doing large amount of work of every
description, ana we wish TO add our tes.imo
ny that 1t is done in the neatest, chespes
and most substantial manner. We arc
now the happy poses'pr ofs book case
manufactured by this firm, which is a.
fine AL article Of its kind as can DO seer
anywhere. The material is black wal
| ""h o' ""sH-'uc Si"So ~ th'
doors, French plate. The whole present
an exterior plain but elegant an bears tn,
marks Of superior workmanship. In fact
we think the job could not be e1celled il
the west and it gives US pleasure to repea,
this opinion in the columns of THE Bull
LETIS. ...
-Golladys flfty-third monthly draw
ing will take place At Paducah, November
~, 1871. Among the prizes are $1,000
dollars in greenbacks; building lot in
Bowling Green, 5000; horse, buggy and
harness, 5000; piano, $500; gold watch
and chain, $3.50; fine oil painting $3.50
500 in gold, and 493 other prizes con.
sistisg of velvet closks, silk dresses, over
costs, blankets, coverlets, sewing machines
cooking stoves, solid silyer-ware, gold and
SILVER watches, standard books, musical
Instruments, &c, Tickets 81 90 or,six for
80 90. For sale at Gollsday & Smiths
Bowling Green, Ky, w. Scott Chores
Louisville, Ky, j. L. Powell's Paducah,
Ky. Orders by mail or express should be
addressed to j. II. Golladay, Bowling
Green, Ky. Lofin Of the post Office news
stand Is the Cairo agent, and has tickets
for sale.
AGENTS WASTED.-An experienced