The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-07

THURSDAY. DECEMBER z. 1876.
CAiRo. lit, Dec. 6 1913.
janis W AlSON,
Sergeant, signal Service. L. =. A.
Local BreVkties.

Our iiremen will celebrate during the
holidays with grand ball and supper.
Toys for the millions at Saup's for
young and old and small from five cents
to five dollars. II
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will decide to-day, as to how their Sun
day school will celebrate Christmas.
Life IL but short, but We should do
all we can TO prolong it. Check cough
remedy such as DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
1861
The finest stock Of holiday goods ever
brought 10 the market can be seen at
Phil. II. Saup's, who sells them at rock
bottom figures. II.
Now is the time to have your maya.
zines, music, etc, bound: You can
have it done at the Cairo City Bindery at
bottom prices.
The Anchor line steamer John Il.
Maude is receiving freight at the wharf.
for Memphis and Nicksburg. She ex-
poets to depart this evening. Captain
Blake is her efficient commander.
Merchants can buy goods OF me at
barely city prices. Bring your bills and
save drayage and freight on candies
viii duplicate any order. II.
The Taylor Literary club at recent
meeting elected new officers for the en-
suing year. The honors were bestowed
as follows: President, John A. Hacker
Vice-President, George Chellet; Secre-
tary, Henry ii. Milburn; Treasurer.
Robert Hinkle.
Music, periodicals AND magazines of
all kinds, bound in excellsnt ttyle and
cheaper than the cheapest az the Cairo
City Bindery, BULLETIN building.
-"Young man" il you desire to
succeed, buy a ticket of ''the ladies"-go
to the Atheneum, and hear DR.. Cum.
mings' successful lecture on success.
You Will learn, also, how not to succeed
in that which "if successful will prove
failure" for the doctor believes that it is
not ''always success to succeed"
Il have now over four thousand
pounds of choice candies, wholesale and
retail. Dealers can get bargain by cal
ling at Saups, Winters block. II.
Our wharf is beginning to assume
an unusually busy appearance. Steam
boats have come in from all directions
within the past four or five days, and
laid up here to get out of the ice. Freight
is coming in from all quarters by rail to
be shipped from here South by river, and
draymen. railroad men, ETC., are having
a lively season OF it.
Remember this is no blow, but !
mean business: will sell at retail, at
wholesale prices. The exclamation of all
is, IL think you are selling at such low
prices" Remember the place, Phil Ii.
Saup's. IT
About ten days ago hunting party
made up Of gentlemen OF Ballard county,
Ky, passed through Cairo for the "hunt-
ing grounds" in Illinois. Yesterday the
party which was headed by Grundy
Bryant, returned with twenty deer and
wagon full of ducks, rabbits, squirrels
and turkeys, which they disposed of to
the butchers Of the city.
The ladies OF the Library Associa-
ton. elated over the success OF their cal
leo leap year party are now stalking up
masquerade. Should they conclude to
give ball of this kind, 1t will be the
biggest affair Of the kind that has trans
pired in Cairo for many long day. 1t
will not, however, take place for some
time yet, as the next entertainment to be
given for the benefit of the association
has already been announced. Ii is lit
erary and musical exhibition by the high
school pupils OF Mrs. q. &. Alvord.
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