The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-22

DIR. Fairchld, of Cincinnati, agent at
large for iIolman's ague pad, is stopping
at the st. Charles Hotel.
A few more Broadway hats at 81 80,
for sale by .. liaythoIn & Go.
--Mr. +. W. Barclay will leave Cairo
this evening for Chicago, where he will
attend a meeting of the Grand Com
mandcry of Knights Templar, to be held
in that city some time during the week.
Mr.. Rcdmar, who wouldn't run Tor
county treasurer and assessor if he didn't
think lie would be elected. took trip
into the county yesterday to look after
the welfare of the dear people residing
in the rural districts.
New hams and brcakfast-bacon at the
New York Store.
--Messrs. Jim Phillis. Jcwett Wilcox
and DR.. Dunning will follow Mr.. l.. W.
Barclay to Chicago Oh Monday, to attend
the meeting OF the grand commandery Of
Knights Templar, to Dc held there next
week.
ST. Charles yesterday were II. W.
Brown, OF Richmond, Virginia a. ".
Dade, Of Philadelphia 4. Slater Of Gin
cnnati :. ID. Kennedy, of Greensboro.
kentucky, aud ID. W. fairchild, OF Gin.
cinnati, Ohio.
New goods opened every day By q.
IlaythOrn ~ Go.
And now comes another tale OF mis-
placed confidence. Mrs Gaffncy, pro.
prictrcss OF a hotel in the lower part of
town, has had some one in her employ
who, few days ago, managed TO get a
"bonanza" OF some kind into his hands,
and then took his departure without Civ
ing any one notice Of his intention.
For cork-soled boots or shoes, 20 to
X. Jones, the Commercial avenue boot
and shoe maker. He is a iirst-clas. work
man and never fails to please.
}. Burger q Co. have now on hand
the most elegant stock OF 2 and 3 button
Kid Gloves ever brought to this city, and
are determined to sell them at remark
ably low figures.
--kidder and IIcider, agents for A. b.
Rothchild ~ COmpany's circus and me-
nagaric, are busy arranging for the COM
ing of their show, next Wednesday. In
consideration of the fact that the concern
il To go into winter quarters here, these
gentlemen have asked that the license re-
qurc1 OF them be donated by the city, as
they have always been extended this
| courtesy wherever they have stopped tor
| the winter.
West Brothers shoes, for misses and
| childrcn's wear. are the best in the
world. For sale only by o. IIaythorn
Il Co.
A. Il. Rothchild II Co.'S Royal Vic
toria Circus and Menagcre will visit
Cairo next Wednesday. After the COM
pany have given two performances il will
be disbanded and the stock of the concern
put into winter quarters in this city. The
company owns one hundred and forty
horses, beside thirteen cages of animals,
which require the services of thirty men
to look alter them. No place has yet
| been secured for them, but the agent de-
sircs to locate the quarters in the upper
part Of town.
Large stock clothing TO be sold out
without reserve, at c. IIanny's.
The funeral ceremonies of the little
son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. X. II. Cunningham,
which took place at the family residence
| yesterday morning, Were attended by 4
large number of the friends aud acquaint-
ances OF the afflicted parents. Little
Frazier was child OF remarkably bright
and active mind, and his early death
has made a void in the home and hearts
OF his parents which indeed will never be
filled. Rev. Mr.. George of the Metho-
| dist church conducted the services, eX-
tending the only consolation possible TO
the bereayed family. The remains were
taken by special train at halt-past ten, a.
~, to Beech Grove cemetery.
We have on hand good stock of
youths and boys custom-made Cloth
Ing, that We will close out at less than
cost. o. HAWTHORN Il Co.
The readers of the BULLETIN have
been handed Il little book entitled the
Enemy in the Air." also little circular
with Cincinnati and other testimonials,
setting forth the wonderful power Hol-
mans Ague and Liver Pad has over the
| liver both by an internal action and an
absolvent, the liver being the seat of all
diseases Of bilious character too nu-
merous to mention) and malaria in every
form. DIR. Fairchild comes fully cndors-
ed personally from many standard mer-
chants in Cincinnati, and long array
OF testimonials, of what this simple but
effective remedy is accomplishing. The
Doctor will be at the reception rooms at
the 81. Charles to-day and tomorrow,
between the hours of to ; and to 8 p.
m, where he will be pleased 10 confer
with the afflicted.
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