The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-16


Off, Burger. l2-lj.tl.
In the communication published in
Yesterdays BULLETIN, under the heading
of"A Question Of orlhography," line
was accIiently omitted which somewhat
injured the sense of The article.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give fair at Hinkle q
warehouse on the evening
of Dee. 2OIh. 1t Is gwen for the benefit
Of the Church, aud our citizens should
turn out en- masse.
Persons contemplating their holiday
purchases will do well to call at the house
OF J. Burger. For elegant and unlimited
variety his stock is unsurpassed, and
prices haye been reduced to astonshingly
low figures. l2,ij-tf
A horse belonging to Mr., John
Sproat, which was standing in front Of
Carl's livery stable yesterday afternoon
became frightened, and rearing up several
times lel! back upon the buggy almost
striking Mr.. Ostrander who was in it.
There will be services in tho Press
byterlan Church this morning and eYenN
ing at the usual hours, Rev. Mr.. George
officiating. The organ having been re-
pared. will be in use to-day. sunday
school at the usual hour.
Phil Saup makes n fine display Of
candies 10 his show window. HerepOrts
that his holiday trade necessitaies the tax
ing OF manulactOry toitsutmost capacity,
as he is both filling orders from houses at
other points and preparing for Christmas
and New Years sales. l2.l2ti
1t has become an almost universal
complaint that It is impossible to proclre
a good cent cigar in Cairo. To smo,
kers We would say that the peerless, a
3 cent cigar winch is manufactured eX-
prcs>ly for Phil. Ssup, is 4 cigar which
N.li meet with their favor. II i2-ti.
Last Friday evening the Odd Fell
lows gave their ball and supper, which
wa. largely attended by members OF the
order and their families. Good music
was IN attendance. ami the festivities
were continued until a late hour.
bike O'Donuel has opened u saloon
on Commercial avenue, next door 10 the
corner Of Nineteenth street and that az
enue. slr. O'Donnel is an old citizen,
and will undoubtedly attract to his place
a large custom, as he has hosts OF lrlcnd'
In this community.
In our news gathering ramb!e Sat
urIay we noticed that b. J. Blake had
re-alranged his Office, making it some>
what smaller, but more convenient. by
placing his paint.miXlng department in
the rear Of the Office, and thUs bringing
It nearer the front.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
Charoh will hola a fair on December 10th
At Messrs. Hink!e 3 Thistiewood'> ware
honsc, for the sale Of useful and fancy
articles. Admission 10 els. supper 20
cts. i2-lt 81
49,. ,.n:2ur Liniments are tie great
est ieu,l.. ever discovered Tor all flesh
bone a0G AIS -le alments-bites, bruises
dwellings, burns, rheumatism, sIlh joints
etc. what the White Liniment does iOI
the human family, the Yellow Imminent
does Tor horses and animals. They are
cheap, they are convenient. and they arc
certain In their effects. ll.ll.l3w
The reputation which the house o
j. Burger has attained in the sale o
gents furnishing goods will not de
teriorate. An examination OF the iin'
stock now on hand will satisfy the mos
skeptlcal Of its superiority. l2>l5.tE.
Ladies wishing to take lessons !
dancing are solicited TO meet at Turner
Hall promptly at 2 D. m. on Saturday
next, 22d inst, at which time Prot
Smith will be ready with a competent
lady assistant 10 receive them. Terms
reasonable. l2-lG Be
Late county treasurer HeIy yesterday
made bis final settlement with his sue
cessor, Mr.. Alden. MIR. Holy carries
with him in his retirement from Office tht
knowledge that the public appreciated
his services. and We believe that tht
county loses faithful and efficient Off
cial in M. llely,
lONCNSs,
ELECAsTEs.
Mt. IAGO
BALNOHAL AND
LONDREs C0RRiNrE
Leading, brands of Seidenberg's III
Rosa EspanoIa, Key West cigars, for II
cents at +. II. SCHUH's.
7,S-lw.
AS the house has concluded to 20 on
Of the trade in ladies' shoes, Tor the mex
thirty days J. Burger will Offer this lin
of goods at actual cost. Ladies desiring
to purchase will find full and complet
stock OF the best make from which TO sc
lect.
Services will be held at the Episco
pal church this morning at 1880 O'Clock
The subject will be Bring forth there
fore, fruits meet for repentance. OWN
to the fact that the rector will be obligc
to attend n meeting of the diocese d
Springfield, there will be no evenin