The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-19

several important ahnouhSoui0"''
will be made in to.mOrrOw's issue by
Phil. saup.
james Mcclure and Mollie Cannon
were yesterday fined $40 and costs each
tor violation Of city ordinance, in default
of which they each received 10 days in
Jail.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will hold fair on December 10th
at Messrs. Hinkle & Thistlewood's ware"
house, for the sale of useful and fancy
articles. Admission 10 cts. supper 40
cts. l2-l6'3L
The ladies of the Episcopal church
were busy yesterday preparing dec0ra'
tons for the Christmas services at their
church. They meet in DIR. Wardner's
building on Commercial avenue.
Always reliable and efticacious, Dr..
Bulls baby syrup never disappoinA
mothers and nurses, but cures at once
the troublesome diseases of babyhood.
Sold everywhere at % cents bottle.
AT a meeting OF the young gentle
men Immediately interested, held at the
St. Charles, last evening, 1t was decided
TO postpone the ball mentioned IN yes
terday's BULLETIN until New Year,
eve.
Ladies wishing 10 take LESSONS in
dancing are solicited to meet at Turner
Hall promptly at p. III. on Saturday
next. 22d inst, &C which time Prot
Smith will be ready with q competent
lady assistant TO receive them. Terms
reasonable. l2.lG.3t
Squire Nick IIunsacker OF Dog Tootf
precinct, was in the cityiyesterday. liz
informed us that the warm weather hal
given the wheat crop an unusual growth
and in many instances farmers are turn
ing their stock into 1t.
As the house has concluded to 20 on
Of the trade III ladies' shoes, for the mex
thirty days j. Burger will offer this lin'
of goods at actual cost. Ladies desiring
to purchase will find full and complete
stock Of the best make from which to Sc
lect.
some one entered the sleeping apart
ment Of a well.known young gentleman
OF this city yesterday morning and re
lieyed him of S27 in greenbacks. Tn
young man in question thinks he know
the thief but can't prove the theft.
f. &. Ford, at the Variety Bracket
Store, Washington avenue, near Tent
street, has Just received new stock O
goods in his line, TO which he invite
especial attention. Persons in search o
Christmas presents should not fail t.
give Sir. Ford call.
The holidays are about here and W
desire 10 impress upon our readers tn
fact that Phil. Saup has the best assort
ment and inent display Of candles TO b
found in the city. Sir. Sanp manuial
lures his own candy and can thus IN
he.itatngly vouch for it' purity.
l2-l2tf.
Phil Saup makes line display {
candies in his show window. iiereport
that his holiday trade necessitates the tax
ing OF mandatory toits utmost capacity
as he is both filling orders from houses
other points and preparing for Christina
and New Years sales. l2-l2u
Charles Hammond and James Adam
were before Judge Bird yesterday on
charge of drunkenness and dlsorderI
conduct. The first named was fined
and costs anu the latter s., Harmon
paid his fine, but Adams failing to pre-
duce the necessary wherewith was ser
up for nine days.
IS. +. Wheeler, Esq, OF this city, ha
done excellent work in the temperate
cause at Vienna. He held series
meetings there last week, and succeede
in organizing club of nearly two hun
dred men, taking in many OF the oil
topers OF that place. Slr. Wheeler is !
the work IN earneat, and IL doing niue
good.
1t has become an almost universe
complaint that it ia impossible to procur
n good 5 cent cigar in Cairo. TO smc
kers we would say that the peerless"
5 cent cigar which is manufactured eA
pressly for Phil. Saup, is cigar while
will meet with their favor. II l2-ti.
We have received from County Cler
llumm the official proceedings of tl
county commissioners court, Decembt
term. The proceedings are voluminou
and will make more than u page OF III
BULLETIN. They contain much valuab
information for taxpayers, ard will AZ
pear tomorrow, Thursdays issue OF Z
BULLETIN,
! There Is considerable anxiety anon
those interested to know when the Cali
and st. Louis railroad will be in oper
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