The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-14
Local l1reNliiea.


all finds ready sale.
Toys for the millions at Saup's for
young and old and small from five cents
to five dollars. II
u. c. Willis, of Metropolis, internal
revenue collector for this district, was in
the city yesterday.
Able, coroner elect, has received his
commission, and Is now ready to "set
on any cold corpus" that may happen
to come along.
The finest stock Of holiday goods ever
brought to the market can be seen at
Phil. II. Saups, who sells them at rock
bottom figures. II.
The Ohio river is lower now than at
this season of the year since 1872. The
water marks three feet ten inches by the
gauge. The fall yesterday was nine
inches.
Merchants can buy goods OF me at
barely city prices. Bring your bills and
save drayage and freight on candies.
Will duplicate any order.
If PHI SAUP.
The gentleman who by mistake took
my overcoat, at the party at Kluge's Hall
Tuesday night, will please return the
same..to the undersigned and be reward
ed. CHAs. &. BUDRR
Il have now over four thousand
pounds of choice candies. wholesale and
retail. Dealers can get bargain by cal
ling at Saups, Winters block. IT.
Officers Sergeant and O'Malley yes
terday afternoon arrested colored man
on charge of fighting. He was taken
before Judge Bird, who sent him to the
calaboose tor five days.
Remember that Mr.. +. L. Taylor,
the halter, will remain in the city only
short time. Those having hats to re-
pair, will do well 10 take them in soon.
lie is giving general satisfaction. 2t
"A small frame building in the rear of
Frank Cherry's residence on Ninth near
Cedar street, was buried yesterday.after-
noon. The building was occupied by
Mr.. Cherry as a..carpenter shop. Loss,
about forty dollars.
Remember this is 10 blow, but |
mean business: will cell at retail, at
wholesale prices. The exclamation Of all
is, 81 think you are selling at such low
prices" Remember the place, Phil II.
Saup's. tt
Even II we are not smart we know
what to do when troubled with a cough
or cold. No doctor bill for Us. We
take % cent note, 90 to the nearest
drug store aud buy bottle of DR.. Bulls
| cough syrup. One dose relieves us and
one bottle cures us entirely. 1927
lisa well-known physiological tact
that the cleanest people are the longest
lived and healthiest. Those that appre
ciate this, look on Babbitt as a public
benefactor. b. II. Rabbits Best Soar
leads the van everywhere, and once
| used holds the monopoly.
The following were among the guest.
registered at the st Charles yester
day. y. G. Williams, Mrs. p
P. Carter, Paducah; J. II. MetzQer
South Bend Indiana j. r. Furguson,
Evansville 4; II. c. Eversole, Logansport
Ind Mrs. Thomas, New York; w. p
Bradley, st. Louis, f. Warner, ST
Louis; s. 7, Benson, Niles, Michigan.
Mrs. $. Williamson, milliner, Cemmer
cial avenue, opposite Schuh's drug store
has just received new stock of feather
and flowers, which she has marked dow
to the very lowest figures. This is tn
best and cheapest lot of millinery good
ever offered to the ladies of Cairo. Sh
invites an examination of her goods.
| l2-tf
Thomas Duffy, one of the parties
charged with playing confidence gam,
on kentuckian named Carpenter, wa
taken before Justice Comings Yesterday
for hearing. Duffy was held to pail II
the sum OF five hundred dollars for hi
appearance at the next term of the cir
cult court. Falling to give bond he wa
sent to the county jail.
Professor j. Lester, who has just re
turned from an extended tour through
Europe. will deliver on tomorrow even
Ing, 10Th inst, at the First Mission Bap
tist church, lecture, taking for his sub.
ject, "A Trip Around The World"
The proceeds will be contributed to thu
church by Prot. Lester, and will be use(
for the puporse of purchasing bell.
We received call yesterday iron
Mr.. John ii. Shields, formerly of tb,
Paducah Tribune. He will soon com
mence the publication of paper il
Clinton, Kentucky, to be called the Gin
ton Democrat. Mr.. Sh ields will make i
a true exponent Of Democratic princi
Piles, and will deserve "A hearty supper
from the citizens Of the iiourishing it'll
town OF Clinton.
The proposition to increase the sal
airy of the mayor does not meet with mucl
favor and the members of the council
who voted against the increase are sus
tanned by majority OF the taxpayin
men of the city. The argument is tina
this is poor time to talk about increas
ing salaries. when the city is really III
able to raise revenue sufficient to pay tn