The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-29

Charles hotel, where they can be pro.
cured at any time after $3.50 o'clock to-day.
Go.-Be at kluge's hall and get ao-
quainted with King and Queen Comus,
as they will be there in person and give
a jovial greeting before leaving for other
parts. They will unmask at ~.
1t GENERALIssIMo.
TO THE FARMERs.--Fresh garden an
field seeds at the New York store also
seed oats, onion tops, etc. Just IN large
lot OF plows and pillow harness, for sale
low. &. o. PATigR 4 Co.
The Turner ball, next Tuesday
evening, promises TO be a grand
AFFAIR.
Jusr .RgcEIvEp.-A. HALEY has just
received a fine lot of canary and mock
ing bird cages, flower stands, flower
| trainers, baskets, archer. hearts and
wreathcs, which he has marked very low,
III llD Cotttitettfh uN'uu'' --ic-""s
SEED PoTAToEs CABBAGE !-R. j.
Cundiff has just received one car load OF
Northern Early Rose. Russell and Peer
less seed potatoes; also car load Of
Northern cabbage, all of which is for
sale at his store, north side Of Eighth
street 2-22-lOt
READ THIS. From the New York
store Commercial Advertiser: Matches.
4 boxes % cents; starch. 4 pounds %
cents soda. pounds % cents; soap. 6
bars % cents; lye. 2 boxes % cents
rice. 5 pounds % cents. A few prices Of
goods sold at the New York store at re-
tailP 2OlOt
PENMASsHIP.-LessO given in PEN
manship. fine Penmanship, Steamboat
and Bookkeeping. in all Its forms,
Card writing, Posting up accounts,
Copying, ETC., at the rooms of G. j.
Howe, Nos. 10 and lG, Winters Block,
corner Seventh street and Commercial
avenue. Ladies' class every afternoon
from 4 to o'clock. and Saturdays from
9 to o'clock. 1-D1m.
NoTycE-Parties indebted either by
note or book for the year 1875, must cali
and settle their accounts at once. All
accounts not settled by March Is, 1876,
will be placed for collection. We mean
business and are determined to sell goods
low, but only to prompt paying CUSTOM
ers or for ready cash.
CHAs. o. PATIER.
2-27.l0t New York Store.
The Remember the Turn
er's masquerade ball to be given on Tues.
day evening, Goth INST. Come and see
the fun. Tickets can be obtained at p.
g. Schuh's drug store; Louis Herbert's
saloon on the Levee: T.. & w. Buder's,
and at Henry Schick's, on Commercial
avenue. between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets. 2-27-2t
SEE KocH.-C. Koch, at his shop and
store room, No. so Commercial avenue,
has for sale stock Of boots and shoes Of
his own make also large stock Of st.
Louis custom made boots and shoes. He
keeps the best material and Is up in all
the latest STYLES. His fits are perfect, and
satisfaction is guaranteed. Give him a
call 923-tf
A BIG CONFERENCE.-The largest
congregation that has assembled in the
Church of the Redeemer for many
months. was present there on Sunday
night to listen to the sermon of the Rev
Mr.. Gilbert on "Sunday Life In Cairo. :,
The discourse was the most interesting
and spirited preached in the city since
Mr.. Gilbert's sermon on "a Plain Pic
ture OF Cairo Lite" which We daresay
will not be forgotten soon by those who
heard it.
LUNCH. LUNCH.. LUNCH AT
Fred Hofhcinz. The proprietor Of Our
Saloon will spread grand lunch from 8
to II o'clock every night. 1.-The bill:oi fare
is roast beef. mutton, veal, turkey, sour
tongue, sour rabbit, pigs feet and No. !
oyster soup; and every Sunday morning
a No. ! lunch at 10 o'clock, and big
glass of Cincinnati beer; all this for 8
cents. Come one, come all.
2-aO-Gt FRED HoFHEINz.
NEARLY A FIRE.-A little blaze occurred
in the roof of the building In which Roth
child's 4 Co.'S animals are being win.
tered, yesterday morning, but 1t was put
out with but very little damage. While
the fire was being put out, a German
who keeps in repair the company's
houses, while passing by the cage OF O
couple OF lcapords, had his arm chewed
pretty severely by one Of the beasts, bu,
managed to get away before he was en-
tircly gobbled up.
WHITTLE AND BLIss.-The great re-
yivalists, White and Bliss, who have
been creating such a sensation among
the unrighteous Of Chicago and st. Louis
arrived in this city yesterday. They are
on their way to New Orleans
where they will proceed with theil
work of turning the unclean from thu
paths of wickedness. From the very
limited length of time they spent In Ou
city. it looks as II tho gentlemen consd