The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-24

pounds more OF those fine mixed French
candles at twenty five cents per pound at
PHIL II. SAUp's,
Corner Eighth street and Washington
avenue. l2-22-tf
Stuart Il GholsOn offer 100 dozen
Linen handkerchiets at 81, So, and 81
per dozen. A great bargain. A dozen
of these handkerchief would make very
appropriate holiday present for either
lady or gentleman. Come early, as they
are selling rapidly. l2-23.4t
1T was rumorcd last night that .
shooting ARRAY had occurred yesterday
afternoon on the steamer Fanny Lewis,
while that boat was lying at the Vim
cennes wharfboat. We could learn no
particulars. nor trace the report TO a re-
liable source.
Choice Michigan cider for sale at the
New York store, by the quart, gallon
and barrel; also X. Il W. SELF Rising
Buckwhsat Hour, very choice.
| 10-12-l01Ot. CO. PATETR 4 Co.
Hosiery, gloves, nubias and scarfs
In great abundance. and at the very low.
est prices, at Burger q Cos; l24, Com
mercial avenue. 12-19-lm.
| Wallace, the man arrested for f0rg-
ing the checks on the box factory, was
before Judge Bross Yesterday tor a pre-.
liminary hearing. lie plead guilty
and was held to bail in the SUN Of five
hundred dollars for trial ut the coming
term Of the circuit court.
"A large stock of ladies'. misses aud
! children's shoes, Of the latest styles and
finest material, and very cheap, are on
sale at Burger Il Cos. l24 Commercial
| avenue. l2.l9-lm.
Fresh Baltimore shell oysters st
the Planters House. i1.2s.tt
The tastes OF the most fastidlous lady
can be satisfied by calling on Burger &
60, when they want laces, embroideries,
linen, cuff. or collars. Their stock Is
superb and complete. l2-l9-lm.
Miss Cattle Woodward was married
to Mr. Alex. j. Royce, last evening. The
wedding was very brilliant affair. Mr..
and Mrs. Royce left for short wedding
tour to Chicago and Cincinnati. A full
account of the wedding will appear in
tO-morrow's BULLETIN.
For splendid blankets. water-proofs,
cashmeres and jeans, call Oh Burger, l2i
Commercial avenue. 12-l9-lm.
Burger d Co. have on hand one Of
the largest, most elegant and fashion.
able stocks OF dress goods, silks and pop
lins ever brought to Cairo. They have
put their prices down to the very lowest
notch, and buyers will find it to their
advantage to give them call. l2-lo-lm
For ribbons and ties Of every shade
and quality. and mufiiers Of all kinds,
you should 90 to Burger 4 Co.'S, l24,
Commercial avenue. They have just
what you want, and will not fail to please
you. l2-l9-lm
There is no merchant in Cairo who
understands more perfectly the wants of
our people than J. Burger, and on his
last trip east, he purchased one OF the
most elegant stocks of shawls, cloaks
and furs that could be found. Give him
= call and look at them, whether you buy
or not. l2-10-lm.
ladies and children's knitted jackets
with and without sleeves. Of all imagin.
able styles. In this vast and varied stock
none can fail to be suited, as the prices
range. Children's sacks from 80 cents
ladies' jackets from 81 up, to suit your;
selves. l2-lS-lw HEILBRoN a. We'll.
III you want all economical heating
stove for wood and 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 c. W. Hen
derson. 1874 Commercial avenue, Cairo,
Illinois. ll-2S-d-lm
Jim Harris, a notorious desperate,
Mas before Judge BrOss yesterday on a |
charge OF vagrahcy. 's>-- I...,oe assessea
a fine of one hundred dollars against MAJ
ris, which he could not pay, aud was
scht W WIN va tuC stiGcts ioT IIty-IOtu
days. This man Harris is a tough Gus
toner, and has cost the city and county
a great deal. He spends good portion
of his time in prison.
In yesterday mornings BULLETIN
an item appeared announcing the robbery |
of J. W. Gresr's jcwelry store, at Jones'
boro. The item was all wrong Mr..
Greer's store was not robbed; neither
was there robbery committed in Jones'
boro that night. But the jewclry store
of +. Terpenitz In Anna, one mile from
Jonesboro, was robbed on tho night in
question, and quantity Of valuable
jewelry carried away. Our first infor-
nation concerning the robbery was to
the effect that II was Mr.. Greer's store in |
Jonesboro.
The most acceptable holiday present
to housekeeper would be patent flour
chest aud bread-table. This neat article
will hold two hundred pounds of flour,
about seventy-fivc pounds OF meal, and
the same amount of Buckwheat or Ora
ham Hour; contains two bread boards, al |
ways In place, a rolling-pin holder, q |
kueading trough, a yeast box and a bread
closet, and when closed forms a kitchen
side-board or ironing table. 1t stands on