The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-27

TOOK NorISsE. Costumes Tor the
tuesday morning procession from %
cents to 81 also for the masq,lc ball very
cheap. Masks of all descriptions at Phil
Saups. IL
10 Tnr FARMERS. Fresh garden an
field seeds at the New York store also
seed oats. onion tops. etc. just in largo
lot OF plows aud plow harness. for sale
low. 20. PArIER Go.
/ LEAF YEAR CLUB PARTY.--'Ihc party
given by the Centennial Leap Year Club,
nj Schccls hall on Friday night. drew
ont quite large number of the friends
| of It's members. and the event was very
| pleasant one in every way.
NoriCE.-Cairo Lodge. No. 231, a. J..
and A. NJ. will hold regular commune
| cation at Masonic hall Tomorrow Mon
day. evening at 7:3O o'clock. Members
| and visitors are iratcrnally invited 10 at
tend. W. \. $500. Secretary.
TICKErs. Those desiring tickets for
| the masquerade sociabc on Tuesday. can
procure them by calling at Robbins
Music Bazar. None Will lie sold
| tickets unless they present their invita-
ton to Mr.. Robbins. who holds list of
! all who have them.
The Turner ball, next Tuesday
evening, promises to be n grand
affair.
Ju-r EEcEivEp.--A. HALEY has just
received n line lot of canary and mock
ing bird cages, flower stands, Hover
trainers. baskets. archer. hearts and
wrcahos, which be has marked very low.
at 1lj Commercial avenue. 2-lS-3m.
Took NoTIS-E.-tostuincs for the
Tuesday morning procession from 20
cents 10 - also for the masquc ball.ycry
cheap. Masks OF all description; At PHI
Saup's. II
SEED Pv1.ToKs! CABBAGE ,--R. y.
Crmdiil has just received one ear load Of
Northern Early Rose. Russell and Peer
less seed potatoes; also a car load Of
Northern cabbage, all of which Is for
sale at his store. north side of Eighth
street. 2-22-l0t
4 BENEFIr--B Ball at Schccrs Hall on
Monday evening, February 2Sth, lS1G.
for the benefit of the Widow Collins and
her five children, all of whom have been
sick the past month. Tickets, % cents.
Managers, James Manning and Patscy
Carlnady. 2.2G-it
WANT TO SETTLE Ur.-lIaying sold
out orr business in Cairo, we wish all III
debtcd to us TO call at our old place OF
business. Gi Ohio Levec, and settle at
once. All who have claims against Us
will please present them for settlement,
rs We wish to close up our business imme-
diatcly. MATHUss & CHL.
2.a3-5t
QuAEER CITY SHIRrs.--Stuart Il Gohl-
son, agents for the Quaker City line
white shirts, are now in receipt of new
spring styles. See our two dollar shirt,
guaranteed 10 he the best shirt at the
price manufactured in the United States.
Sole agents in this city for the Century"
paper collar; best in the market.
READ THIS. From the New York
store Commercial Advertiser: Matches
/ boxes % cents; starch, pounds -
cents soda. 1 pounds - cents; soap, 6
bar. % cents; lye, . boxes % cents;
rice. 3 pounds % cents. 4 few prices of
goods sold at the New York store at re
tail. 2-20-l0t
LUCKY Friday night about twelve
o'clock. engine No. %, while passing
along the track near the Stone Depot,
jumped the rails and ran along on the
ties, and did not stop until she got to
within ten feet of the rivers edge. Had
she went this ten feet further, engine.
cngcnecr, fireman and all would have
went into the river.
PENMANsHIr.-l.essons given in Pen
manship, fine PcnmanShip, Steamboat
and Bookkeeping, in all its forms.
Card writing, Posting up accounts,
Copying, etc, at the rooms of e. j,
Howe, Nos. IL and 10, Winters Block,
corner seventh street and Commercial
avenue. Ladies class every afternoon
from / to . o'clock. and Saturdays from
, To o'clock. l-20 I'm.
NorCE-partics indebted either by
note or book for the year 1875, must call
and settle their accounts at once. All
accounts not settled by March u, 1876,
will be placed for collection. We mean
business and are determined to sell goods
low, but only to prompt paying custom
crs or for ready cash.
CnAs. o. PATIER.
2-21-l0t New York Store.
TnE TURNER'S. - Remember the Turn
cr's masquerade ball To be given on Tues
day evening. 10Th INST. Come and see
the fun. Tickets can be obtained ut j.
&. Schuh's drug store; Louis llcrberts
saloon on the Lcycc: Il. Is W. Budcr's,
and at Henry Schick's. on Commercial
avenue. between Eighteenth and Nine
tccnth streets. 2.27-2t