The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-15
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cbildrcn's Merino bonncts and caps, ia:
bonnets and fur caps, childrcn's cloaks
and sacks, infants robes and infants
cashmere shawls, and everything else In
this line ut very low prices at Hebron q
Wells. iz-lVtf
The proposition TO reduce liquor
license from two hundred to one hundred
and t,fty dollars per snnu,n, was consid-
cred In the city council last night. The
proposition to reduce license was de.
feated by vote of four TO three, as TO-
lows: Ayes Parker, Patier AMI Saup.
NAYS Halliday, Lancaster, Rittenhouse
and Wright. t..-s III.
The ladies OF the Centennial Ass0cia-
ton will give "tea- party" at the residence
Of Mrs. DR.. wardner, on Wednesday
tomorrow night, the 10Th Of December,
commencing at s o'clock. Old time edi-
bies and modern delicacies will tempt
the appetite upon the occasion. All arc
cordially invited to attend. Admission
% cents.
The county roads for many miles be-
You'd the city limits are in most de-
plorable condition lin some places being
utterly impossible. compelling persons
coming to town with teams to hunt out
new and roundabout roads through the
woods. But tho question Is what is-or
what can be done TO remedy the evil.
If you want an economical heating
stove for wood aud one OF the handsom-
est stoves in the market. with illumina-
ted front, buy the improved Evening
Star which took the blue ribbon at st.
Louis Fair last October, over all others
on exhibition. For sale by e. W. Hen
derson. 1874 Commercial avenue, Cairo.
Illinois. ll-2S.d-lm
Just received another new supply OF
those cheap boys clothing and overcoats.
As this is q leading article with US, we
mean 10 undersel the cheapest in the
ely. HEILBRoN & WE'LL.
Upwards of seventy scrapers were at
work on the levec yesterday, and al i'm
mense amount of work was accomplished,
The embankment, from the cross levee to
to the old grave yard ridges, a distance
Of about one thousand two hundred feet.
will, II the weather continues fair, be
completed by Saturday.
Might sweats are often the symptoms
of disease In the Pulmonary Organs that
may be Cured by wishart's Pine Tree
Tar Cordial, which druggists all over the
country admit to be the best consumptive
remedy they have any knowledge OF.
Cures coughs, colds. sore throat, pleil-
risy, diptheria, and catarrh.
l2-lG-lt-w.
If you want a new and good shirt;
either white, colored or cheviote, less
than they can be purchased at the manu-
factory, go to Hsrtman's. l2-5-tf
The county commissioners having
dispensed with the services OF janitor at
the court house, would it not be a good
idea to spend the money thus saved in re-
pairing the public road between the city
limits and the house OF Mr.. Fry. To
form correct idea Of just how bad this
road IL, IL is necessary to go over 1t. If
the commissioners desire to serve their
country. let them consider this matter.
A meeting OF prominent Southerners
will be held some time soon, at some
place yet 10 be designated, to memorial
ize congress for an appropriation for the
improvement Of the leyees Of the Missis-
sippi river. Mayor Winter having been
requested to appoint three delegates to
the convention, Maj. Ed. Halliday, Col.
|. B. hudson and ". n. Williams were
last night nomiuated 10y the mayor and
confirmed by the council as such dele
gates.
--Messrs. O'Calahan 4 Hall, Of Anna,
H., regular advertisers in the BULLETIN,
are doing, we are glad to say, flourish
ing business. Their speciality IL roofing,
gathering and slate roofing. of which
they are doing an immense amount all
over Southern Illinois. Everybody, and
especially everybody in Cairo, knows
Long may they wave.
Mrs. DR.. Dunning requests MS to re-
turn the thanks Of the managers OF the
late fair and festival TO the following
named ladies aud gentlemen Whose
names We're Inadvertently omitted from
the card published In the SAM for liberal
donations on that occasion: Mrs. ID. T..
Parker, Mrs. p. A. Taylor, Messrs. A.
Jones, r. Winter, W. Winter; Misses
Robbins, A. Halliday, n. Galligar, 4.
Horn, l.. Ridel, NJ. llarmai, Il. Rexford,
y. Schutter, Mr.. Ed. White, and Mr..
Rupert.
--Col Neal, Mayor of Charleston, came
To Cairo on Monday, for the purpose Of
buying several bills Of goods. lie went
to Meyers. the levec tobacconist. and
purchased of him twenty-five dollars
worth Of fine cigars, which were put into
a package, and delivered to the Colonel.
Not feeling disposed to lug the bundle
down to the ferry-boat, he called an in
nocent looking colored man, whom lac
paid twenty-five cents to perform the task
for him. The negro stalkcd of, assuring
the colonel that he would do his work
faithfully, but he failed to get to the right
place and now Neal, who was compelled