The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-08

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the county jail awaiting trial.
Yesterday was holiday in the
police courts. There was no business.
Young Judson Ayers. son OF Mr.. ..
ID. Ayers, has gone to Cornell college,
at Ilhca, New York.
This Is a Jewish holiday, and the
store of j. Burger will be closed until
seven O'Clock this evening.
Examine our immense stock of
staple dry goods, just received.
Gt o. HAYTHoRN & Co.
keep the blood pure and the health
OF the system will follow. DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture viii accomplish this in Il
short period,
Parents and guardians will do we'll
to examine our stock Of childrcn'' ready.
made shoes just received.
o. IIAYTHoRN & Co.
| Large sales indicate tie merits OF all
good articles. Druggists sell more OF
Or, Bulls Baby syrup than OF all other
remedies tor the cure Of baby disorders.
% cents bottle.
800 cases boots and shoes just
opened by o. IlaythOrn & Co., are for
sale, wholesale and retail. We compete
successfully with any house in the west.
q. HAYrHoRN II Co.,
Ct lOl Commercial Avenue.
Henry BRIGHAM, our great soda
water manufacturer, Is building An ice
house in addition 10 his large new brick
| factory, and will this year store all the
Ice necessary to supply his wants next
summer
We have just received i complete
stock Of Misses and Chlldrcn's pebble
goat, side lace, front lace, and button
shoes Of all kinds, which we offer TO the
trade at 20 per cent lower than ever
before. 81 o. HAYTHoRN d Co.
THE friend Of the women who
wash is here. Barclay Brothers have
iu,t received their first invoice Of
"wasMnc," which ia now on sale at
their drug stores. Try "wa,hIne." Its
a great labor saver.
Our friend Egnew and Kent, we fear,
are "Ilttlc OFF, over their trip to Car
bondale few days ago. They cannot
cease singing praises Of the shOotists Of
that burg, Tor the hospitality shown
them on the occasion of their visit.
keep your teethin good condition
ana you will be happy. 70 DO this you
must call at :hc dental rooms OF Canine
a Whitock. They perform all the work
Of the profession in the most satisfactory
manner at the most reasonable prices.
CIV
Tile ST. Charles hotel OF thls city, f..
T.. Eguew proprietor, mas no superior
in the state. Mr. Egnew il a man Of
large experience in the hotel business,
and has built up run OF custom for
the st. Charlr, that it has hitherto un-
known.
Hon. A. II. Irwin has returned from
Chester, where lie went few days ago
to meet Gov. Cullom and the peniten,
tlary commission. Work will BE at once
begun on the new building, and the
obstetrics are in eXtacieS. Deluded
Grand Tower, desOlate Grafton. accept
our heartfelt sympathy.
MIR. ". ii. Morris returned from
Sheboygan yesterday afternoon. Now
let US do something in the way OF organ
izing a military company. All of our
nelghboring cities have them, and we
should not fall behind. y company Of
one hundred active men can be organized
in Cairo without difficulty. Let US have
it by all means.
We were yesterday sh own life size
oil painting OF the late Mr.. Stafford. 1t
is the fruits of the labor Of Professor
Sanders. 1t Is as perfect likeness as
we have ever seen, and is as finely an
executed picture as one will see in a
lifetime. The portrait was painted by
Mr.. Sanders for the directors OF the
City National Bank, and will be placed
in the bank. The painting can be seen
at the professors studio until Monday
morning.
Con Bryce, an Old citizen of Cairo
died yesterday morning at halt after two.
0 clock. The deceased for many years
past has been in the employ of the Hi
nois Central railroad company, and was
member of the st. Patrick's Benevo-
lent society OF this city, which organiza-
ton during his long illness and up to the
time OF his death has shown him many
kindnesses. The deceased has been
unable to attend to his duties at the
station for nearly eight months.
The remains will be taken from the Hi
bernian fire engine house to 81 Patrick S
Catholic church at 1880 O'Clock this
p. M, where the services will be held.
a special train will leaye from the foot
Of Eighth street at $50 for villa Ridge
where the remains will be inferred. Mr.
Bryce was generous, kind-hearted