The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-23
PERSONALISMS.

Col Taylor will be absent from the
city several weeks.
Go to DR.. McGauley for Rattinger's Fe
yer Drops. Warranted to cure the chills.
II
Mayor Lansden has been away from
his post about Il week. We don't know
who is holding the post up in his ab.
ssnce; but it stands still.
-Taber Brothers are prepared to man.
ufacture any pattern of jewelry to order
20 suit the parties and the purse. All
kinds of rings, seal, chased and plain, to
1T the finger and the purse If.
The business man who lacks the en-
terprise TO seize the opportunity to adver-
tise his goods in the Cairo City Directory
Is = Paducahan at heart, and ought TO be
compelled TO live all his life in that one
horse.town.
--Taber Brothers are constantly re-
ceiving new goods not in the line of their
own manufacture, such as optical goods Of
all kinds fine gold and silver headed
canes, music boxes of all kinds, toy music
boxes for children, something new and
very attractive. Silver plate cheaper than
ever, &c, &c. IT,
The Rev. Mr.. Fooie will preach the
funeral sermon Of Eddie McGee. The
! deceased was an admirer of Mr.. Foote &c
whom he looked up for advice and en-
oo"~"sen,"n', md among sll Mr.. Foote'
young friends there was no one in whom
he took more interest than in Eddie ovor
whose mortal remains he will to-day speak
words of regret, hope, warning and cx-
postulation.
Poor Eddie Niece. Gone to his long
hone. Everybody in Cairo knew him
and everybody loved him. Gentle in
born gentleman, young in years but old in
the experiences which develope the better
nature of mankind, Eddie died lamented
by friend and acquaintance. Soft be the
turf above his pulseless young heart.
Peace to his names.
Sol. Silver is golden, but he must per-
mi, Us to say that we have not the brass
required to publish his ad. of the steamer
james Howard, Jr., jolly large
boat owned by Alderman Pat. Fitzgerald
and Gen. Bruce Hunter. The boat, Sol
informs us, will leave to-day with Fitz-
gerald on the roof, Capt. Ssndusky in the
cabin, Wash Floyd and James Hughes in
the office, Hamilton at the engine, Tom
Seymour mate, Joe Abel carpenter, etc.
We are afraid that if We mention the bal
put into mourning, and that would never
do
The following were the arrivals at
the Delmonico hotel, VIM. Winter, pro-
prietor, for the twenty-four hours ending
T, at o'clock pm, Nov. %, 1871; James
e Frost, Chicago H.; X. A. Edmondson
/ East Cape Girardeau; Sam'l Rosenfeld
Evansville, Ind; p. Y. Mccoy, Thoma.
j. Meshew, Columbus. KY Murray Phil
; lips, New Madrid, H.; John G. Crow,
n Chicago; James Gilmore, Trenton, n. j.
Hugh Ricd, Chicago, Ill. Andrew Rey
: nolds, Chicago, ILL.,. Geo. A. Babbitt, st
Louis, Mo. Jack Clarkson, Missouri; w
- r. Morris, Mound City, III, Perry Pow
". ers, Mound City, III, John Gates, City
It. b. ID. Wood, New Orleans; l.. S. Wild
- ney, New Orleans A. Perkins, Mounds
III W, p. HOLSTER, Memphis, Tenn
Is. Mrs H. Brothers, Memphis; w. II. Cecil
&C. West Virginia r. X. Benham, New Or
leans John Troutwine, James May an
Peter Nelson, Hickman; Harry w. Dubl,
n river; j. b Morton, Louisville.
The Buder Brothers, corner of Eight
street and Washington avenue, have r.
ce'ved and had placed in their manufa,
turing rooms several pieces Of new an
4. valuable jewelers. machinery, and are No
pfepared-having the machinery ar
ID ad. 'N''ea ~orkmen-to manufacture rire
""'ch ehains, breast pins, ear rings AZ
evee. ~ o'he' KINDS Of jcwelry, in any mann
ordered on short notice and at price,
very low they will mako +,
prices OF other establishments Of tho HI
actually ashamed of themselves. Their ,
gravcr and enameler, who has jus, arriv
IS from the east where be hes held in
most extensive jewelry manufacturing
aud Establishments the most responsible p,
tions, is prepared to do any work in