The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-18
Local IOtfiiic.
The Iiibernicon.

The liibernicon.
Have you plenty OF wood
Grand lunch at "Our saloon" to-
night. l2-lj-ti
Yesterday was the coolest day Of the
season,
--Thi, Is good weather for wood and
coal dealers.
The ferry boat Three states i. doing
a good business.
Bad weather for fires. People -hould
be very careful.
There j. 10 washing OF the banks of
the Mississippi now.
They have choice Michigan cider for
sale at the New \ ork Store.
1t i, said that fashionable wedding
will soon take place in this city.
Choice New Orleans sugars and syr.
ups a, the New York store. l2-j-20t
The afternoon train on the Illinois
Central yesterday was an hour late.
Samuel Hes. jr., and Frank Burnett,
OF Vienna, were in the city yesterday.
For groceries OF every kind, 60 TO
Louis II. Myers, ll3 Commercial avenue.
l2-lI-if
The Arab fire company will celebrate
New Years eve. \ grand ball and sup
per is the programme.
IN elegant line OF Ladies aud Chill
dren's custom Shoes at Stuart ~ Ghol-
sons. l2-l1-2t
The Liberal Religious people OF this
city will give an entertainment OF some
Mud at Liberal Hall next week.
Come one, come all, and eat OF the
grand lunch at "Our saloon tonight.
l4-lj.u FRED. lIoFHEINs.
Boat from the South do not attempt
to 20 up the Mississippi. They are
afraid of ice.
-gr"-h baltimore shell oyster. at
tAe Planters House. If-a~-f
Mr.. Edward Mullin, agent at For
man for the Cairo and Vincenncs rail-
road. wa. in town on Thursday evening.
Assorted colors Granite Paper with
Envelopes to match. at the BULLETIN
Office. II
The Mississippi river is tightening
up. Another night or two such as lat
night and that stream will be closed.
Be sure and come to the grand luncl.
at "pur Saloon tonight.
l2-lJ.rf FRED. IIoFHEINs.
Notwithstanding the severe cold OF
yesterday, work on the new lcvee went
ahead as rapidly as possible under the
circumstances.
There was large attendance at the
Atheneum last night to greet MacEyoy'
llibernicou. The performance was good.
and everybody pleased.
stuart 4. Gholson offer their entire
stock of Underwear at price, to close.
l2-l7-2t.
-MMcEYoy's llibcruicon will make theiI
last appearance in this city this evening
The troupe is COON one, and deserves tC
! be well parronizcd.
John Sullivan was arrested by Oillccl
Glnduoy for being drunk. lie was takcI
| before Justice Bird, who fined him tw,
and trimmings. Sullivan paid and wa
released.
For the cheapest and best Blankets
White and Grey, 20 to lIartman's.
l2-j-u.
Humber for new sidewalk on III,
south side of Sixth street has been on III,
ground for some time. we undcrstan,
the walk will be built next week.
--Ehc Alexander County Bank sell
exchange On all the principal cities o
Europe. Rnd attends 20 she collection
Of claims aud estnics, especially il
GcrniauS. li-:;-in,.
Police Magistrate Bird returned from
Champaign, where he had gone to attee,
"a meeting of the board Of trustees of tn
State Industrial Institute, on Thursda
afternoon.
The friends of the Misses Elliott, t
the number of fifteen couple, assemble
at their residence Oh Thursday evening
and had very pleasant time of it.
III you want a new and good shir
either white, colored or chcviotc, lie.
than they can be purchased ut the maj
, uiactory, go to liar.man's.
Those splendid mecrschaum cigc
! holders at Cowperlhwait Il Phillips N
! Just the thing tor n Christmas presel
and are selling at half price. Also choi'
cigars by the box very cheap. No. /:
I Commercial avenue. l2-lG-il.
, John Collins got drunk and fell I'M
4 the hands of Officer Brown, who too
' him before Judge BIRD for trial. Collil
y plead guilty, was fined two dollars al
. appendices, and falling TO llquijate. "
sent 10 the calaboose for three DAYS.