The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-08

Mr.. Alvord insitH upon giving '~r
night IN the library lecture course to Gen.
Jones.
&C. u. AFTER offers his residence, on
Seventh street. for sale cheap. Terms
liberal. IL A-2Ot
| The san compliments Gen. j. Black
burn Jones by saying "1'be General Is Q
fine speaker aud man Of brilliant abili.
ties" We remark: .Ditto to Mr.
Burke"
Fresh baltimore sheii oysters al
thc Planters House. 11.2s-t
We liked the performance nj thu
A,hencum last night. aud now hereby
applaud Miss Thomson. See know
what j. a cool thing, and furnished "a
her audience last night really enjoyable
entertainment.
--LonsdaIe Muslin at eleven cents per
yard at ID. lIartman's. 12-5-f
Nick Devore, that good old soul
" he builds sidewalks so well, put down
new one between Twelfth aud Elev.
en,h streets, on our side of Washington
avenue, yesterday aud day before. We
have consequently rose up" aud called
him blessed,
For the cheapest and best Blankets,
White aud Grey, 20 TO Hartman.
l2-5-tf.
We sickencd Rector Gilbert on the
information OF the Young man who rep
re-ents us in n sprighty way on the
streets. Sometimes he falls into n mis-
take on general news. but l. always relia-
bic on society news. And he il almost
a. comely rs the young man who curls
his locks in the Sun Office.
The Alexander County Baak selIs
exchange oW al the principal etsies OF
Europe, and attends 90 she collection
~f claims and estates. especially In
GersnsUy. ll-2s.Im.
The Council wish Capt. Halliday to
go TO Washington IN the interest OF the
city, and he should 90. lie can do more
for our river improvement scheme than
any man that could be sent. lie is ac-
| quain,ed with many men at the pitol
who can help IL. and the captain could
get them 10 do 30.
! For mems and boys underwear, slso
mems and boys hats and caps. He'll
bron 4 Wells Is tho cheapest place in the
city. good merino suit for IS cents.
The levcc builders are, We are in
formed. angry with the BULLETIN peo-
pic. We said something that didn'; suit
them, and now they threaten TO COM
mencc little grave yard Of their own
with the first BULLETIN man that puts in
an appearance at the dirt pits. We are
sorry. and suspect that the blood
thirsty Hely has put them up to this
because we voted for Harrcll for County
| Treasurer.
Fresh Baltimore shell oysters AZ
the PlAsters' House iI.2s.u
-"Centcnnial' pulled MRS. 5. J. S.
hsir ia gsod style yesterday in the BuI..
LrTIN. That is what everybody says,
and we think so, too. And now, won't
"Mrs. :. J. 81" for our sake, pull "Cen
tennial's" hair: She is such a good
hand at such business, and We enjoy this
literary hsir-pulling of strong minded
minded ladies much. They do it with
great enthusiasm, and it is really enjoy.
able.
If you want new and good shirt
either white, colored or chcviote, less
than they caA be purchased at the manu-
factory, 90 to Hartman's. l2-5-tf
Yesterday thrcatenedto disturb the
settled condition of the bad weather that
has been prevailing hcreabouts for sew
eral weeks pasta condition Of surliness
not settled but uncertain A rather colo
wind came out of the North in the morn
ing, looked about awhile, and went of to
determine whether itwould freeze thing,
or hold OF awhile and permit drizzle and
mud to make lcvce building an aiflictioi
to the builders. Late last night Tie,
told us in a dream that that wind, with a
big amount of ice, would come back in q
few hours and stay with W.
Just received another new supply OF
those cheap boys clothing and overco ATS
As this is n leading article with us, we
mean to undersel the cheapest in thu
ely. HEn.BRoN X We'll.
The Sa,, says "Tho best thing the lit
tie road can do Is to shell ont money tG
DAY for our new levee, and then com.
down on that, il the Council will lei
them" We don't want the new
levcc TO 60 to the little road
1t is so unreliable 1t won't llv,
up to its promises. The best thing tn
city can do, is 60 induce the Cairo ant
Vincennes Railroad Company to take thu
new levee, IL it will take its track up of
Commercial avenue. The trustees will
then Dust the little road from the old
lcvee, and give the right of way over y
to the G. and V. road with the dunn
ana the river front near the 81. Charles
Choice New Orleans sugars and syr
a ups at the New York Store. l2'b-2Ot
The Injunction Of the Trustees ha
n stopped work upon the new embankmen
/, OF the Cairo and 81. Louis road, but tn
employees OF the road boast that they vii
soon get away with the impediuien
that Is In their wsy--tllst Taylor is Onl,
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