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

Grand lunch at "Our Saloon to-
night. l2-l5-ti
Business OH the levee was quiet yes
terday.
Fresh baltimore shell oysters ~
the Planters Mouse. I1.as.ti
Choice New Orleans sugars and syr.
up. at the New York Store. l2-5-2Ot
Remember Madame Rsntz's female
minstrcls at the Athepeun tonight.
Maj. $. o. Lewis, Of Pulaski county,
was In the city yesterday.
Yesterday was bad day for the
item hunter. Taken all in all, it was
rainy, muddy, dull and disagreeable.
Col. G. Il. Mitchell and family, OF
Harrisburg, Saline county, were at the
st. Charles yesterday.
Miss Aollic Webb Of this city, went
to Anna yesterday afternoon for short
visit.
For groceries OF every kind, 90 to
Ioui. II. Myers, ll3 Commercial avenue.
| l2-l4-tf
| There was no work done Oh the new
levec yesterday. The weather will not
permit it.
Be sure and come to the grand lunch
at "Our Saloon tonight.
l2-l5-tf FRED. uorHEiSs.
&c. +. Meyer, j. B. Crandall. and ex.
Deputy sheriff Wilson OF Mound City,
were In town yesterday.
Come one, come all, and eat Of the
grand lunch at "Our Saloon" tonight.
l2-l5-f FRED. HornEINs.
Samuel Alvord Of Toledo, Ohio, was
in the city yesterday. He put up at the
st. Charles.
S. ID. Dickson, q prominent G Georgian.
was quartered at the st. Charles hotel
yesterday.
Mr. Irwin MAXWELL an old time
Cairoitc, but now resident of ST. Louis.
was in the city yesterday.
Ladies wishing to purchase under
wear for themselves or children, can get
just what they want at Burger & Cos,
IA Commercial avenue. l2-l9.lm
H. S. locum Of st. Louis, formerly
OF Mound City, was at the st. Charles
day.
Assorted colors Granite Paper with
Envelopes to match, at the BULLETIN
office. If
w. ii. Gamble, Jackson, Michigan /;
j. q. Hart, st. Louis, aud John b. Guest,
OF Cincinnati, were among the guests at
the st. Oh ,rles hotel yesterday.
4 Gems
For
Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery.
l2-23.tf
The pay car on the Cairo and Vim
chimes railroad went over the road yes
terday. Maj. Morrill, aud all the officers
OF the road accompanied the pay-master.
Stuart Il Gholson are Offering an ele-
giant line of black silks, which they de-
sire to close out, and will offer them, dur
ng the holidays, at first cost. l2-23-4t
Niles Dasie Robbins, who has been
visiting in Chicago for several months
past, returned 10 her home in this city
yesterday afternoon.
oil cloths and carpets, and in fact
everything heart can wish for, can::be
found by calling on Burger 4 Co, l24
Commercial avenue, l2-l9-lm
The Odd-Fellows' ball and supper, 10
be given at the st. Charles hotel on the
9TH Of January, will be tie occasion Of
the season. The Invitations will be sent
out In y day or two.
-Found-A wallet, containing small
sum of money. The owner can obtain
1t by applying to Robert Adams, ut the
Egyptian Mills. l2.22-lw.
Louie Brsss, son of Judge Bross. is
at home for the holidays. Louie Is learn
ing the drug business, and attending lee
lures.
Table linens, napkins, towels and
bed spreads of every kind, and to suit
the wants Of every person, can be found
In great abundance at Burger 4 Co.'S,
l24 Commercial avenue. l2-l0-lm
/ Stuart Il GholsOn are offering an elc-
galt line of ladies' cloaks, made cX-
press'y tor them, at prices guaranteed to
" iowcrthan elsewhere, l2-23-4t
-Willles. Wilcox, son Of Jewctt vii i.
cox Of the 81. Charles hotel, has come
home to spend tie holidays. Willie has
been attending the military academy ut
Chester, Fennsylvania, aud Is much i'm.
proved In appearance ana health.
u. ). Hincklsy. general superintend'
Ont, and j. A. Wentz, general passenger
agent OF the Cairo and st. Louis railroad
were IN the city yesterday. They quar-
tered at the 81. Charles.