The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-17

-heau tne nOtlce oil mouse Tor sale OF
rent this morning.
NO auction at Budcr Bros, but goods
sold below auction. At
One hundred pieces prints just opened
at .. Haythorn & Co.'S l7-Gt.
Fresh Oysters received daily at the
New York Store. l2-l7-10t
The finest lot of gold necklaces and
lockets can be had at +. q w. Buder's,
and the prices suitable to the times. It
Gloves, hosiery, handkerchiefs, knit
goods and notions, just opened at o.
Haythorn & Cos l7-6t.
Toys for the millions at Saup's for
young and old and small from five cents
to five dollars. If
Probate court will convene on Mon.
day morning, when the Harman- Reeve
contested election case will come up.
Ladies' ties, kid gloves and notions,
cheaper than anywhere else in the city, at
q. Haythorn & Co.'S l7-6t.
The only place to get the fine gold
headed canes is at f. Il W. Buder's.
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Capt. VIM. Dawson. Of New Madrid,
Missouri, was in the city yesterday on
his way home from jefferson City.
Several pieces of parlor and kitchen
furniture is offered at private sale for a
few days at No. 80, Tenth street.
81. E.A. BURNETT.
The finest stock of holiday goods ever
brought to the market can be seen at
Phil. II. Saup's, who sells them at rock
bottom figures. II.
w. n. Johnson, state agent for the
Underwriters Insurance agency of New
York, is in the city on business con-
nected with the agency.
i ,have now over four thousand
pounds of choice candies, wholesale and
retail. Dealers can get bargain by call
ling at Saups, Winters block. II.
We have tried DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup in our family, and can assert that
1t Is the best remedy for cough or cold
ever introduced. Price % cents.
The cold weather of the last two or
three days has effectually closed naviga-
ton in both the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers. 1t is not probable that the Mis-
sissippi will open up soon.
The colored Baptists under the lead.
ership of Rev. Nelson Rix are holding a
series OF festivals In the room lately occu-
pied by Parker IS Axley in the old
Pilot house.
The man known as "Wild Cat" who
was shot in the row on last Monday
evening, is in critical condition. He
has lost the use of his limb, 1t is feared
permanently. by its becoming paralyzed.
1t should not be forgotten that the
entertainment to be given by the young
ladies OF l.oretto Academy. takes place
on Monday and Tuesday evenings, 18th
and 10Th. The young ladies should be
well patronized.
Merchants can buy goods OF me at
barely city prices. Bring your bills and
save drayage and freight on candies.
Will duplicate any order.
II PHIL SAUP.
Mr.. Frank Rousene, formerly Of
this city. is now q resident of CenteryilIe,
Inilana. he has recently purchased. q
bal insre,t in the Floida Mourning mills
.'-''7e -7dlws ave n doubt VIM
$, no many o,. .ssS,ss ~. No.
-.,s aud energetic young man.
During the progress OF the fire yes
terday morning, Mayor Winter was
struck on the head by piece Of falling
timber and received an ugly cut just
over the forehead. Mayor Winter worked
untiringly from the beginning to the end
Of the fire.
*. NJ. h. C.--By orders from our
Royal King, the season OF Movable
Feast, Mascards and FestaIs will be in
augurated on Monday evening. Dec.
18th. Sir Knights will assemble at
confabulatory at 8 O'Clock, sharp, with
uniforms for parade. By order
Attest; g. G.. Il. G.. q. NJ.
Murphy, the man stabbed in the fra
Gus at the house on Commercial avenue
near Tenth street, was reported yester-
day to be In dangerous condition. His
wound is even more dangerous than was
at first supposed, and his recovery con
sidered doubtful. The man charged with
the cutting is still in the county Jail.
Mrs. Prof. Alvord yesterday received
telegram from Chicago, announcing
the probable fatal illness of her mother.
In consequence of this affliction, in which
Mrs. Alvord has the sympathy of all her
many friends in Cairo, the entertainment
heretofore announced to take place under
the management Of Mrs. Alvord for the
benefit of the Library Association, has
been indefinitely postponed.
Two of the parties charged with
completely in the recent shooting affray
on Fourth street, were before Judge
Bross yesterday for hearing. They
were given a stay of execution on con-
dition that they would leave town within
twenty-four hours. They agreed to
"accept the situation" and were dis
charged.
Having witnessed the pupils engaged
in the Sodality entertainment rehearse
their parts, we take pleasure in inform
ing the public that their rendition was
mole than creditable. Our citizens APP
praoiotinc tho affnrts of tho vnnpo 10 dies