The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

Hiram Dlxby was elected master, Paul
q. Schulz was elected senior warden Jao.
Wood, junior warden; John Antrim.
sssSsurss, A. 'Sloo, secretary; J. .sshiss.
singer, senior deacon N. Csntwsii, junior
deacon Q. Alba, tyler Rev. Coan, chap.
lain. The installment Of ofBcers will take
pace on the evening d o. Johns, A. l..
ss,2. ..-.
There win b . sumptuous dianer
given BY the ladies' Of the First Miisioasry
Baptist church, as their church on Christ.
mas day, with . festival. They solicit
ladies and gentlemen who love good things
to give them call, - this 10 their hrst
effort to please the public who love the
dainties Of this world. There will be .
ane cake worth Ga drawn, With . gold
ring worth So. Dinner from TO 1pm.
Tickets socts, children 26cts. ny order
of The committee.
Ladies will fnd at Burger's, Ia Com.
mercial avenue, fancy goods Of oil kinds,
selected with especial reference TO the hol'
iday season men and boys will find all
kinds Of boots and shoes, and ladies' and
misses shoes that will give perfect salts
faction. Mr.. Burger has also dress goods
shawls, skirts, furs Of all kinds-such a.
minks, ssblcs, etc; all new, just received
from the East, and now being sold at very
low prices--at figures reduced to meet the
demands Of the holiday trade. so that the
nimble penny may be turned instead OF
the slow dollar. Call and see for your
self. H.
Toys, notions aud fancy goods. The
best and cheapest place to get your toys
and fancy goods, Is on Commercial ave-
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets
No. 1866, a. we keep toys the year roun
and sell q, regular prices. We are just in
receipt Of . new and fresh lot Of goods,
among which is fine assortment OF
Christmas tree ornaments, which we sell
TO churches and other institutions at cos,
prices. j. q. CARSON,
No. 1856, Commercial avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
l2.l5.2w.
The citizens of PsducAh have organ.
ICED . citizens association the object Of
which i, to awaken public interest to the
importance OF establishing manufactures
in that city. The movement 10 commend
able, bu. like everything else that = sleep,
town does, 10 just little behind the timsa
There was . tide perhaps 10 the history o
PAducah, which II taken q the Aoot
would have led her on 10 fortune, but th'
day Of her dsstiny's over she 10 too nea1
Cairo to ever hope to become large city
Since you have not been sagscious In tn
past, good neighbor Of PAducah, be wise II
the fsture and cultivate the virtue Of con
tsntment.
Sowing machine findings Of ever
kind, such - needles, oil, springs, shuttsl'
bobbins, sastors, tuck.markers, corder'
hemmera, oil cans, screw drivers, wrsnche
and all dimcult ports Of the machin
that wear out. Also self.acting rufisr
the best in use. All kinds Of machines r,
paired. Persons ct . distance can adjul
the machine from the stand, pack It in
boa or basket and send By express. A
worx warranted. J. @. CARSON,
1865 Commercial avenue, between Mint
and Tenth streets. 1915 I'm.
Unfortunate Carol Unfortunate Bul
LrrINl We have offended tie newspap'
Of Evansville and the msyorof Evansvil
and the people Of Evansville. The homo
able mayor Of that city was not asked
make speech at the c. &v. 3. X. bal
qust, and now the Evansville 'Courie
says that Cairo intended TO snub Evan
Vile at that feast Of reason, etc. And no
the Courier also 6nds fault with Il
BULLETIN. The saturday before the Cali
and V'n"ennes railroad banquet, We wro1
an item intended for the Sunday morniu
paper. With Others Il was laid over u
Tuesday on account of . rush of 9th,
matter. The item related to the sendin
Of . consump.ivo pa per, with his famil
to Cairo, by the mayor Of Evansville. II
writing Of the article and the fact tbs
having been crowded out on Ssturds
night, it would appear on Tuesday, On
while bis honor, the mayor Of Evansville
wss the guest Of the city, slipped .,
trsscherous memory. Itwas little rous
on Mayor ButtsrAsld, We admit. We O
sorry. We apologize. That he was d
asked TO make . speech At our banque
Was his misfortune, not his fault. I'll
Courier reporter ignores " In almost
cruel . wsy. Our unworthy name Go
not appear once in HE account Of Il
banquet. We are cut to the soul. B
nevertheless we are willing 70 do ever
thing In our power TO soothe the o6snd'
Evansvillians - We hope the ssnsiti
Courier won't construe the term into /,
offsnse against the people Of it. city; ,
didn't name the place-ws promise he
and now, that il the mayor Of Evansvil
sends no more sick paupers TO our shor'
We will publish no more such itsms a. Il
one in question. We call this fair n
square all round. What says q
Courier
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