The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-27
Local tsreviiies.


Go to +. & w. Buders' and by gold
tooth picks for IS cents. Il
&C. +. Myer. f. b. Watkins aud Capt.
llamblcton, were in the city yesterday.
Coral beads at +. & W. Buders' for
% cents string. If
Remember the Christmas tree fcstivi
ties at the Church OF the Redeemer VIII
take place to-day.
Largest stock of ladies fine sets,
watches and chains al f.. Il w. Budcrs.
Toys for the.millions at .Saup's for
young and old and small from FIVE cents
to five dollars. If
"A drunken man-entirely too drunk
to walk-was carted to Jail yesterday by
order Of Chief Cossman.
For. a fine silver cup 90 to f.. q w.
Buders. They sell them al - cents. II
Free "egg-nog" was plentiful on
Christmas day, and christmas drunks''
were as numerous as files in summer
time.
1t must be good, for everybody rec
ommends it, and the doctors prescribe
it. We mean DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Prlce, % cents. 221
The iineststock Of holiday goods ever
brought to the market can be seen at
Phil II. Saup's, who sells them at rock
bottom figures. II.
The Ohio river is down to bedrock
has almost touched bottom. 1t is
lower now at this point than for num-
Der Of years past.
Remember, before purchasing auc-
ton goods, 90 TO l.. IL w. Buders' and
examine their immense stock Of holiday
presents. If
j have now over four thousand
pounds Of choice candies, wholesale and
retail. Dealers can get bargain by call
ing at Saups. Winters block. IT,
Mrs. Mccarthy, proprietress of
of the Vicksburg House, was married on
Saturday night to man named Hugh
Campbell. Campbellis a"river man"
Mrs. Marion, one OF the parties
burned out in the late fire on CONNER
cial avenue, is preparing to rebuild.
Brick and lumber are being put on the
ground for the new house.
DIR. Il. 5. Brigham left the city TOR In.
dianapolis, Indiana, yesterday. He will be
away from the city for three days. and
during his absence Or. Marean, late of
Chester, Illinois, will attend his practice.
Remember this is no blow, but /
mean business; will sell at retail, at
wholesale prices. The exclamation of all
is, 81 think yon are selling az such low
prices Remember the place, Phil II.
Saup's. If
For holiday presents there is nothing
more acceptable 10 lady or gentleman
than fine embroidered slipper, or a fine
pair OF boots or shoes. \ large and Sc
iect variety at 4. Blacks shoe store. If
Thomas Halls, Centralia r. Il.
Kentucky; IL. Il. Reed,
Nashville, Tennessee George Stewart,
ST. Louis ; and J. Il. McElhaney, Mem
phis, were at the Planters House yester-
day.
The jailer, with the chain gang, might
put in day or two very proftably about
this tine in shoyeling the dirt and snow
from the street crossings. 4 few hours
rain now would make them almost i'm
passabIe.
Madame De Foy. clairvoyant and
fortune teller, can be found at the Ar
lington house, room No. 10. All per-
sons in trouble or seeking advice on love
Affairs will DO well TO call on her. Fee,
30 cents, and upwards. 1t
The county commissioners met yes
erday TO receive eX-Sherih irvIn's final
-eport and settlement with the county.
they had not concluded their labors at
he time of adjournment last evening.
Al the members OF the board were pres
mt.
Why do physicians recommend Tar
Whisky and Rock Candy to
heir patients! Because they know the
7irtue of the ingredients, which for efii-
,acy cannot be surpassed. Try sample
bottle, only 10 cents. PAUL 5. SHUH,
agent.
The Christmas tree festivities at the
Presbyterian and Methodist churches
we're held last evening. There was
arge attendance at both churces, and the
hearts OF the little ones were made glad
~ the distribution OF gifts. These are
Happy days for the little folks.
Among the names registered at the
It. Charles yesterday were Thomas
Churston, Pinckneyville +. A. Hos
,ins, Mt. Carmel, Illinois Il. W. Buck,
hopkins, Michigan; L. G. Nicholson,
New Orleans; and III. j. Clark, NJ. ID.
'otter and c. +. Sergeant, st. Louis.
Had Desdemona possessed full
upply of B. L. Rabbits Best SOAP.
)thello would have been kept in such
harmlng good humor from the effects OF
t, that he never would have listened to
ago's base insinuations. It's well tor all
wives, possessed of jealous spouses, to
'ondcr over this fact.
George Sowell, a mulatto residing on