The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-14
local short-stops.

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4 --Os. Grcenley Of Goose Island, was
In the city yesterday.
Who says We don't have beautiful
weather down in Egypt.
Government work on the Mississippi
leyee is rapidly progressing,
DR.. Reynolds will visit Villa Ridge
on Friday evening for the purpose of
lecturing to the people of that villa.
The "Royal' car containing the high
officials OF the Illinois Central company
arrived in the city yesterday evening.
knights comedy. company at the
atheneum tomorrow night. 1t Is an ex,
cellent company. lotto" will be the
play.
Only 81 80 for lever clock, in line
rosewood or walnut case, and warranted
for one year, at Edward A. Buder's,
corner of Eighth street and Washington
aycne. ll-l2-lw
Quite large number of prostitutes
were taken up before the police court
yesterday, most Of whom plead guilty and
paid their fines.
The Red Ribbon Reform club OF this
city has membership Of 365 PERSONS
all over the age Of eighteen years. This
is good beginning.
DIR. Reynolds addressed a large
audience at Stokes Hall, Mound City,
last night lie will talk again at the
same place this evening.
French quarter striking clocks,
Ithca calender, Seth Thomas, Automa-
ton and Musical clocks at greatly reduced
prices at Edward A. Buder's, corner
Eighth street and Washinton avenue.
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One Of the most jovial and good
hearted fellows in the city, Fred Smith
has taken the ribbon, and will take bis
leave Of the city shortly. We are sorry
TO learn the last clause.
Edward A. Budcr, corner Washing
ton avenue and sth street. established in |
this city in 1861, is prepared to make all
styles OF iewelry on short notice. Call
and acc some Of the new work just fin
ished. ll.ll>lw
-Messrs. Towers 81 Co, intend pub.
fishing another Holiday Adeatiser. 1t
will be similar to the one published last
year and will make its appearance just
before the holidays.
The largest stock and most beautiful
designs of SILVER Plated ware ever
brougt to this city, now to be found at
the old and reliable house OF Edward A.
Buder, corner Eighth street and Wash.
ington avenue. ll.l1,lw.
We hear that some OF "the bows"
who are not OF the followers Of the Red
Ribbon, are talking of organizing an op.
position, and wear tor their colors,
black, signiiying no quarters to the reds.
-"Peep O'Day Alarm" clocks. in
nickel cases, at $3.50. They are stem
winders, will 60 in any position and are
the most beautiful and convenient time |
piece to be found. Call at Edward A.
Budcr's, corner of Sth street and Wash
ington avenue, and see the largest stock
Of cloaks in the city.
Judge Baker adjourned circuit court
yesterday at noon till Saturday morning
next, when applications for new trials
Ia q number Of cases will be argued,
after which an adjournment until court
In course will take place.
Ladies will find at Edward A. Bu-
der's, corner Eighth street and Washing.
ton avenue, some beautiful and stylish
presents for gentlemen. just received. An
inspection of his goods before purchasing
elsewhere, will probably prevent after
disappointment. l>ll-lw.
DIR. Reynolds will lecture again on
and Thursday nights at the
tobacco warehouse. A childrens meet
ing will also be held on Wednesday, at
4 o'clock p. m. at the same place.
All the highest grades OF Watches, at
Edward A. Buder's corner OF sth street
and Washington avenue. His stock is
and composed otgold and silver
cases, stem and key winders, American,
Swiss and English manufacture, and will
furnish at the very lowest possible fig
ures. Compare his prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. ll"ll-lw
County court is still in session. At
the close of tho term, after the records
have been read up and signed by Judge
Bross, that worthy gentleman and ex-
cellent officer will turn the office over to
his successor, Judge Reuben A. Yocum.
The Centaur Liniments are the great
est remedies ever discovered for all flesh,
bone and muscle ailments bites, bruises,
,wellings, burns, rheumatism, stiff joints,
etc. What the White Liniment does for
the human family, the Yellow Liniment
does tor horses and animals. They are
cheap, they are convenient, and they are
certain in their effects. ll.ll.l3w
Some OF our friends have taken US to
task for publishing the communication
On the subject Of temperance. In which