The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-23

shipped over the Cairo and Vincennes
and the Cairo short line railroads TO st.
Louis. Johnson county is furnishing the
greater part OF them.
For holiday presents there is nothing
more acceptable 70 lady or gentleman
than fine embroidered slipper, or fine
pair OF boots or shoes. 4 large and Sc
lect variety az A Black G shoe store. II
On Sunday morning Rev, T. Y.
George, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church, will preach q Christmas sermon
for children There will be the usual
services In the evening.
Remember this is no blow, but |
mean business: will sell st retail, at
wholesale prices. The exclamation Of all
Is, IL think you are selling az such low
prices" Remember the place, Phil h..
Saup's tt
Hon. John $ Crun, of Vienna,
member elect OF the state board OF equal
ization, was ia the city yesterday, and
put up at the Planters lIouse. He came
to visit his daughter, who is attending
the Lore.to academy in this city.
Madame DE Foy. ciairvoyant 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. II
Christ and his apostles cast ont
devils in the olden time. B. T. Rabbits
Best Soap IL accomplishing the same
holy work, for the worst of modern
devils is uncleanliness. and thence come
sin. crime and misery. Rabbit under
mines the very foundations Of vlllainy.
Mrs. :. Williamson. mllliner, CONNER
cial avenue, opposite Schuh's drug store.
has just received new stock OF feathers
and flowers, which she has marked down
to the very lowest figures. This is the
best and cheapest lot Of millinery goods
ever offered to the ladies of Cairo. She
invites an examination of her goods.
l2-tf
w. A. keiser, jackson, Tennessee I:
Z. c. Rathbourn, New Orleans Il. II.
Jordon, Milan. Tennessee; A. Groch.
New Orleans; o. T. Bennett, ST. Louis :;
). W. Cormick. Mississippi. were promi-
nent among the guests at the St. Charles
hotel yesterday.
For a smooth shave, Il neat and FASH
ionable hair cut, OF refreshing champoo,
20 10 I'd. Brayton, al the planters barber
parlor. The best Of perfumeries and
hair tones always kept on hand. The
bath room connected with this establish
ment j. the only one in the city, and Is
always kept in the neatest order, ready
for the convenience OF customer. II
o. a. Harker, Esq. OF Vienna, was
il town yesterday on professional bust
ness. lie left for home this morning.
The Harker-Kuykendall contested cleo.
ton for the county judgeship of Johnson
county is yet pending before the supreme
court, but decision is expected soon.
Vi. Hurton, Cincinnati; 8. Green and G.
&. kennecke, Sikeston, NO; NJ. B.
Chenoworth and wife. Marshalyille. MS;
Il. W Dpgan, NO where" {. c.
Bryan, Marshall, ilI7.. were at the Plan
tiers House yesterday
The young ladies OF the Sodality OF
Loretto Academy return their most sin
cere and heartfelt thanks 70 the Young
gentlemen who rendered them such eff
olent aid during their recent entertain.
ment. IL Is not the wish OF the young
ladies' to particularize, but certainly great
credit is due AIessrs. Foley, Healy. Tow
ers, O'Loughlin and Galligan Tor the
interest manifested. They also return
thanks 10 each member of the band, and
10 the public for their liberal patronage,
Dave Ross, VINO lives on Fourteenth
irreet, between Washington avenue ana
Walnut street, met with serious acc,-
lent yesterday about noon. He was
Irving horse attached 10 water cart, |
Ind when near the Episcopal church,
Was thrown from the cart, ali-hting on
his shoulder, disloca;!ng his shoulder
blade and receiving several severe bruises |
about the head. DIR. Wardaer attended |
lin, and reset the dislocated bones. He |
mas severely, though not dangerously |
lurt.
Madame De foy, fortune teller aud |
'lairyoyant; is at the Arlington House.
The madame does not claim TO be spir.
tualist; or to be able to see through the |
ids oflocked boxes. or TO read the con-
ents of sealed letters; but if anybody has |
ost property, she declares she can find il |
or them. Young LADIES' and gentlemen
Who have become entangied in love af- |
airs are invited TO call on the madame |
or advice. She deals out advice in gan
tiles to suit, from fifty cents to i've dol. |
arS worth.
The Christmas services this year at
he Church OF the Redeemer Will be more |
nan usually interesting. The work OF
decorating the walls with evergreens and
Wild moss will be completed to-day. To-
morrow. Sunday, evening, the church
viii be illuminated, and the usual Christ
mas eve services be held. Christmas