The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-22

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with and without sleeves, of all imagin.
able styles. In this vast and varied stock
none can fail to be suited, AZ the prices
range. Children's sacks from 30 cents
ladies' jackets from 81 up, to suit your.
selves. I2-ls-lw HEILBRoN 4 We'll
III you want an economical heating
stove for wood and one Of the handso,n.
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 G. W. Hen
dcrson. 1874 Commercial avenue, Cairo.
Illinois. 11-2S.d-lm
We regret to announce that the life OF
Mrs. Richard Fitzgerald is despaired Of.
Mrs. +. has been an invalid for a long
time, aud her suiierings have been in
tense. She is very estin,able lady. and
an exemplary wife and mother. Mr..
Fitzgerald aud his family have the SYM
patty OF the community In this, the hour
Of their bereavement.
Just received from New York 1000
pounds more Of tho'e fine mixed French
candies at twenty five cents per pound at
Phil II. SAUp's,
Corner Eighth street and Warrington
avenue. l2-22-tf
| "A large stock of ladies', misses and
children's shoes, Of the latest styles and
,",s a. BURGER az" Coz serE fTso o%m Ger
avenue. l2-l9-lm.
| the Planters House. II.2s.it
We regret to announce that Mr..
Samuel Ullman is about to remove his
dry goods store to other fields. lie has
secured a location, in Kentucky, we be-
lieve at Clinton. Mr.. Gilman has done
business in Cairo for several years, and
as business man aud citizen he 10 highly
esteemed. His numerous friends join
with US ia good wishes for his success in
life, and in kindly recommending him TO
to his new friends and associates.
For ribbon. and ties Of every shade
and quality, and Inuiiiers of all kinds,
you should 20 to Burger & Cos, ia,
Commercial avenue. They have just
what you want, and will not fail to please
you. l2-l9-lm
The colored Mcthodists have deter
mined to give a grand sacred concert
next week, probably Oh the evenings Of
the 2sth and 23th. Madame Bailer, of
Chicago, and Miss Banks, OF st. Louis,
will be in attendance. As q vocalist
Madame Bailcr ENJOYS the reputation OF
being one OF the best In the State. Miss
Banks will preside at the piano. Just
where the concert will be held has not
been determined.
Burger Il Co. have on hand one OF
the largest, most elegant and fashion
able stocks of dress goods, silks and pop
Inns ever brought to Cairo. They have
put their prices down TO the very lowest
notch, and buyers will lind it to their
advantage to give them call. 12-l9-lm
our people than j. Burger, and on his
last trip east. he purchased one OF the
most elegant stocks Of shawls, cloaks
aud furs that could be found. Give him
= call and look Al them, whether you buy
or not. l2-l9-lM.
The most acceptable holiday present
to housekeeper would be a patent flour
chest and brcad-tabe. This neat article
will hold two hundred pounds Of flour,
about seventy-tive pounds OF meal, and
the same amount OF Buckwheat or Gra-
ham flour: contains two bread-boards. al
ways in place, a rolling-pin holder, 4
kueading trough, yeast box and bread
closet, and when closed forms a kitchen
side-board or ironing table. 1t stands on
casters. and Is ornamental. Price, deliv-
cred, Sl2. Orders may be LETT at l.. II.
Myers grocery store, or addressed to
j. POWER HELY,
l2-l9.tf P.O. Box us.
Andrew Waiia.c we. arrested YES.
terday by Deputy sheriff John Shse,.->
OH a charge Of forgery. For more than
Il year Wallace has been an employee OF
the Cairo box and basket factory com.
pany. OF late he has drank a great deal,
and yesterday morning was discharged
tor drunkenness. In the afternoon Wal
lace made his appearance at the
store OF Hebron Il We'll, Oh CONNER
cial avenue, and purchased a couple Of
Overcoats, paying for them in checks
drawn on the box factory company.
Messrs. II. Il W. suspecting there might
be something wrong, sent a man to the
bank with the checks, where it was AS
certained they were forgeries. The otii-
GERS were notified, and between five and
six O'Clock, Deputy Sheriff John Sheel,an
arrested Wallace on board the jim Fisk.
on which he had taken passage up the
river. Wallace was escorted to the
county jail and locked up.
The TAYLOR Literary Club will Civ
another of their inimitable performances
at the Atheneum this evening. The en-
tertalnment will be fully equal to the one
given some time ago by the club, and
that the "boys" will be greeted by full
house Is almost certain. The following
Is the
PROGRAMME.
ONEKIC ,.......tll BAND