The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-19
1.OCa1 Hrextlies

Miss: Mary Massey, of Blue Island, is
visiting Miss frankie Rexford in this city.
No auction at Buder Bros, but goods
sold below auction prices. At
M. NJ. Pool. of Shawneetown, was NJ
the ST. Charles yesterday.
One hundred pieces prints just opened
at q. Ilaythorn & Cos l7-Gt.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Howe is visiting her
brother at Sparta, Illinois.
Fresh Oysters received daily at the
New York Store. l2-l7-l0t
The officers are & ting ready for cir
cult court, which convenes one week
from next Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Straughn, of Blandville
Kentucky, is visiting at the residence Of
Maj. TIiDkle, on Tenth street
The finest lot Of gold necklaces and
lockets can be had at r.. & W. Buder's.
aud the prices suitable to the times. II
-Chas. Capwell. agent for the Mason
and llamln organ company. is in the
city on business for his firm. lie regis
tered OF the st. Charles.
r. NJ. smith. southern agent for the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago rail-
road, was in the city yesterday. and put
up at the It. Charles.
Gloves, hosiery, handkerchicfs, knit
goods and notions, just opened at O..
Haythorn n Cos l7-Gt.
Toys for the millions at Saup's for
young and old and small from five cents
TO five dollars. If
Norman Rexiord, who has been at.
tending school at Englewood, near
Chicago. for the last six months, arrived
al home yesterday morning.
Ladies' ties, kid gloves and notions.
cheaper than anywhere else in the city, at
.. llaythorn q Cos l1-Gt.
The only place to get the fine gold
headed canes is at r. Il W. Buder's.
Several pieces Of parlor and kitchen
furniture is offered at private sale for a
few days at No. %, Tenth street.
jt. f.. A. BURNETT.
Mrs. ID. AStel left the city yester-
day for Little Rock, where she will spend
a few weeks among her friends and rela-
tiyes.
The fine stock Of holiday goods ever
bought to the market can be seen at
Phil. H. Saup's, who sells Them at rock
bottom figures. H.
i have now over four thousand
pounds OF choice candies, wholesale and
retail. Dealers can get bargain by cal
ling at Saups, Winters block. If.
Merchants can buy goods OF me at
barely city prices. Bring your bills and
save drayage and freight on candies.
win duplicate any order.
II Phil SAUP.
The ice int the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers Is thick and heavy, and a gorge
in the river between Cairo and Columbus
is not improbable. la the event a gorge
should form there then navigation Will
be suspended sure enough.
Go to Blacks shoe store for grea'
bargains. During the next sixty days hi;
entire stock will be sold at retail at whole
sale prices. Assure yourself Of this tao
without delay. Ii
For holiday presents there ia nothing
more acceptable to lady or gentleman
than fine embroidered slipper, or fine
| pair OF boots or shoes. 4 large and Sc
lect variety at A. Blacks shoe store. t
The varity bracket store. e ommercia
avenue, opposite Goldstine & Rosenwa
ter's store is the place to purchase good
in the bracket, rustic frame or motto
line. Call and examine for yourself.
The official bond OF John II. Able
coroner elect, was filed in and approved
b. the county court Yesterday. The So
| curities are Chas. Lancaster, Z. j. This
/ tlewood and II. ii. Candce.
/ Much Inconvenience is being en-
tailed upon our people by the scarcity o.
water in the city. At least two-third. O
the clsterns in the city are dry, and unles.
good rain comes soon the other thrt
| will be.
r. 4. Watson, Dyersburg, Tennes
see; X. 6. Apologize, Sil,eston. Mo
G. II. Mason, st. Louis Lieut. Price, L
s. A.; Lem. Wilson and l.. G. Gray
st. Louis Geo. Stewart, Charleston II
III. Webb, kentucky, We're al the Planter
house yesterday.
TIE Iron Trail
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