The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-16
Local short-ssops.

Local shost-stops.
--Clreult court will convene to.mor.
row morning..
-lfyou want dish Of genuine turtle
soup, call at Harry Walkers Crystal
saloon thu evening At nine O'Clock.
Edward A. Buder. corner Washing
ton avenue and sth street. established In
this City In 1851, Is prepared to make all
styles Of iewelry on short notice. Cali
and see some Of the new work Just fin
ilhed. 1l.IlIw
, Judge Blrd's coart was full OF busi-
ness yesterday. "PAin DRINKS" and
fights were plenty.
The largest stock and most beautifu
designs OF Silver Plated ware ever
brougt to this city, now to be found at
the old and reliable house OF Edward A.
Binder, corner Eighth street and Wash.
ingfon avenue. 1l.ll>lw.
AT noon yesterday Judge Bross 3d.
journed County Court until the 28th
inst, at which time several important
cases will be tried.
Peep O'Day alarm" clOcks, the most
perfect and convenient time keeper in.the
market. win 60 In any position, and Is
Q stem winder. At Edward A. Buder's.
corner Washington avenue and Eighth
street. ll.ll.lw.
We can safely assert that nothing
equals DIR. Bulls cough syrup for all
cases Of sore throat, coughs, etc. Small
bottle, 20 cents; large, 30 cents.
--"Peep O'Day Alarm" clocks. in
nickel cases, at $3.50. They are stem
winders, viii 60 In any position and are
the most beautiful and convenient time
piece 10 be found. Call ut Edward A.
Buder's, corner Of 9Th street and WASH
ington avenue. and see the largest stock
OF cloaks In the city.
Glen Young was before Judge Bird
yesterday on charge OF forgery. The
ease was continued until this morning,
kessrs. Black. Leck and MCGEE for the
defense, and county attorney Mulkey
prosecuting. ~
@ IL your time piece is out of order, do
not entrust It to an inferior workman
who will probably permanently injure
and lessen its value. Edward A. Buder,
corner 9Th street and Washington avenue,
employees only competent and experience
ed workmen, and guarantees satisfaction.
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THAT monster turtle ordered by Har-
~ Walker, has arrived, and now every
lover Of turtle soup is invited to call at
the Crystal saloon every evening at nine
o'clock. Harry knows just how to pre-.
pare an A, No. dish Of soup, andwants.
his friends to come and try II. ll.ls-lw
All the highest grades OF Watches, at
Edward A. Buder's corner OF Sth street
and Washington avenue. His stock is
complete, and composed Of gold 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.
The temperance meeting at the ware.
house last night brought Out not less
than one thousand people, and the inter-
est In the proceedings were characterized
BY that same enthusiasm and earnestness
which has been noticeable from the first.
After DIR. Reynolds had concluded his
address. short speeches were made by
john P. Hely, Judge Baker, Mrs.
DIR. Wardner and others. Fifty more
names were added TO the pledge, and
now the Reform Club members tour hun.
dred and fifty men. There will be q
meeting at the warehouse this evening,
at 1880 for the purpose OF completing the
organization OF the club. DR.. Reynolds,
goes to Villa Ridge this evening, where
be will deliver an address and organize
q club.
Children cry for Pitchers Csstoris.
1t is as pleasant to take as honey. 1t
contains no morphine or other deleter-
lows ingredient, and Is sure to expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome irri-
tation caused by rash or cutting teeth.
Mothers can rest, and children enjoy
health, who use Castorla. 1t is HARM
less, 1t is certainly speedy, and it is
cheap. l.ll.l3w
We are in receipt Of two communica-
tons In which DR.. Reynolds and several
gentlemen who are actively identified
with the temperance movement now 60
ing en- in this city, are handled in a man
Or which makes 1t impossible for US
to slow them place In our columns.
We are willing that all sides-the tenn
perance people, the saloon people, and
the people who occupy ground halfway
between the two shall be heard on this
question; but we insist that com.
munlcations shall not be weighted down
with personalities and vulgar spithets.
Our columns are open to all so long as
tho subject Is discussed dlspassionately
and fairly; but we will not permit any.
thing Of . personal character to enter
the BULLETIN.
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