The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-23

choice Michigan cider for sale at III
New York store, by the quart, gallol
aud barrel; also X. q w. Sell Rising
Buckwhcat flour, very choice.
1O-l2.l0-1Ot. CO. PArEIR Il Co.
james May. tor being drunk. wa
taken up by Officers Wootcn and Sar
gent. James appeared before justice
Bird, plead guilty, was fined two dollar
and costs, paid IL and discharged.
Tie Alexander County Hank sell.
exchange on All the principal cities Oi
Europe. ana attends 10 the collection,
OF claims md estates. especially Ia
! Germany. II-2S.im.
Hosiery. gloves, nubas aud scarf.
in great abundance, and at the very low.
est prices. at Burger 4 Cos; 12i, Com
morcial avenue. l2-l0-1m.
The street crossings are, in many
places. almost impossible. The jail
gang, il the iailer has gang, might be
employed 10 good advantage in cleaning
them.
Fresh baltimore shell oysters ne
| the Planters House. 1i.cs.u
The story on the second page OF
this mornings BULLETIN Is an interest
ing one. The heroes of this story are
Me.srs. Wilson. Saunders and Sammons,
county commissioners.
The tastes Of the most astidious lady
can be satisfied by calling on Burger Il
Co, when they want laccs, embroiderics,
linen. cuf. or collars. Their stock is
superb and complete. l2-19-1m.
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childrens shoes. OF the latest styles and
finest material, and very cheap, are on
sale at Burger 4 Co.'S, l2i Commercial
avenue. 12-l9-lm.
David Wallace and &. *. Keller.
charged with being drunk and disor-
DERBY were up before Justice Bird yes-
torday morning. Five and trimmings
was the amount booked against them.
They event over" for four days each.
For splendid blankets. water-proofs,
cashmeres and jeans, call on Burger. l2i
Commercial avenue. I2-l9-lm.
Stuart IL .GholsOn offer 100 dozen
Linen handkercheis at -. 50, and 81
per dozen. a great bargain. A dozen
of these handkerchiefs would make very
holiday present for either
lady or gentleman. Come early, as they
are selling rapidly. l2-23-4t
Just received from New York 20OO
pounds more Of those fine mixed French
candies at twenty-five cents per pound at
Phi II. SAUP's.
Corner Eighth street and Washington
avenue. l2-22-tf
We learn that heavy robbery was
at Jonesboro on Wednesday
night. Mr.. John W. Greer's jewelry
valuable lot of gold and silver watches,
rings, sets, etc. Up 10 late hour last
night no clue had been obtaised Of the |
burglars.
For ribbons and ties Of every shade
and quality, and mutflers of all kinds,
you should 60 to Burger & Co.'S, l2i,
Commercial avenue. They have just
what you want, and will not fail to please
Vou. l2-l9-lm
The ladies OF the Methodist church |
ire preparing jolly time for the little
ones on Christmas evening. The SEN
will take place in Thorn
ten's block on Tenth street. The exer-
Uses will consist in singing. "candy,"
,nd big romp for the little folks.
Burger & Co. have on hand one Of
he largest, most elegant and fashion,
lble stocks OF dress goods, silks and pop
ins 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-l0-1m
Mr.. Thos. Bagnell informs US that |
,wing to the condition of the ground,
hey were unable to work on the new |
evee yesterday. They have come to that |
portion Of the work where the ground |
5 the lowest, and consequently, in wet |
-"a'l'er the wettest. They hope to be |
ible to resume work lo-o.y
There is no merchant in Cairo wnv
more perfectly the wants Of
our people than J. Burger, and on his
asst trip east, he purchased one OF the
most elegant stocks Of shawls, cloaks |
md flrs that could be found. Give him
, call and look at them. whether you buy
,r not. l2-ls .1M. /
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. Chldren's sacks from 80 cents
adies' jackets from 81 up, to suit your
selves. l2-lS-lw Hebron & We'll.
Sam Webb aud Al. Holloway, steam
boatmen, got on spree on Tuesday
evening, and in the course of their RAM
bles fell into the hands of Officer Andy
Cain. Yesterday morning they put in
an appearance before Justice Bird, who
lined them two dollars and costs zach,
which they paid.
III you want an economical heating
stove for wood and one OF the handsom-
est stoves in the market. with illumina-