The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-30

In all the colored churches of the city to-
day.
GOLD WATCHES at auction next
Saturday evening at Taber Bros.
MIR. Charles F. Willard and wife. Of
willard's Landing, are at the st. Charles
hotel.
No other remedy has proven so ei-
fectual in relieving coughs and colds as
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. [4Ol
| The johnson county circuit court
December term, Judge Baker presiding,
will open on next Monday.
| 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.
Several large droves of fat hogs have
been brought to the city within tho last
day or two. They came from Missouri
aud Kentucky.
Music, periodicals and magazines of
all kinds, bound in excellent style and
cheaper than the cheapest at the Cairo
City Bindery, BULLETIN building.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
st. Charles yesterday were r. j. Lyon,
Houston John b. Guest, Cincinnati;
James j. Cough, England; F. K. Bush,
st. Louis.
Winter & Stewart, auctioneers. we are
glad to say. are driving lively business
In their line. They have their hands full.
They are the right kind OF men and de-
serve success.
The masquerade ball TO be given under
the auspices OF the Delta Dancing club. at
Scheel's hall, on Tuesday evening next,
/ promises to be grand affair. The boys
and girls are getting their toggery ready,
and will be on hand In force when the
time arrives.
Santa Clause has arrived and appointed
Dan Hartman his agent for Cairo. He
has left the largest. finest and cheapest
assortment of holiday presents and toys
ever brought to Cairo. Come everybody
and see for yourselves. it is no trouble to
show goods. #
Mr.. Hart Ii. Massey, father-in-law of
Mr.. A. B. Stafford, who resides at Blue
Island "a short distance from Chicago, is in
the city. Mr.. Massey has been In i'll health
for some time, and has come to Cairo to
| spend the winter, In the belief that a
change of climate will be of benefit to
him.
The finest lard to be found in the
market ia at Phil Towards, on Eighth
street, for sale by the bucket. key or
barrel. Also cut meats of all kinds,
smoked meats, picked pork and the
celebrated cOrned beef put up under
Phil's personal supervision. Give him a
| call. tt
The ladies OF st. Patrick's Catholic
church will hold q fair and festival in
Charlie Guyer's building, on CONNER.
cial avenue next door to Hanny's store.
commencing on next Tuesday evening,
December 9Th, and to continue for three
| nights. We bespeak for the ladies lib
| eral patronage assuring all who attend
courteous treatment and a pleasant time.
-"Our Boys" an organization OF
young men Of this city, have made ar
rangements for negro minstrel per
torrance to take place at Scheel's hall,
Thursday evening, November 30th. AT.
ter the minstrel performance there will
be a free ball. TO continue through the
night. Admission, 80 cents. Ladies.
free. [2tl +. HERBERT. Manager.
The new French stamps are said to be
very artistic. The design represents
commerce with the "Caduceus," and
peace with the olive branch towering
over the globe. But simplicity is after
all the most desirable OF designs and moth
Ing can be more direct, more SO the pur-
pose, more thruthfil, than the imprint
on every bar Of d. I. Rabbits Best
Soap. [70]
Mr.. II. ii. Csndee. OF the insurance
firm OF Stafford, Morris & Candee OF this
city. has been appointed by Gov. j.
B. McCreary, OF Kentucky, commissioner
OF deeds for the State of Kentucky, in
vesting him with tull power and author
ity to execute and fulfill the duties of
that Office according to law within the
State OF Illinois. Mr.. Candies term OF
office is tor two years.
1t should not be forgotten that the
Leap Year party for the benefit OF the
Ladies' Library Association takes place
at the st. Charles hotel tomorrow, FRI
day. evening. The ladies having the
management OF the affair are doing all in
their power to make the It as com.
plete q success rs possible, and that they
will accomplish the end desired IL a.
most an assur ed fact. Let al who have
the success Of the Library Association at
heart attend. The object IL q worthy
one and deserves to be encouraged by
our citizens.
The mule which was sold so many
times last Tuesday on the Ohio levee,
turned out 20 be stolen property. The
party who brought the animal to Cairo