The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-01
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your wallets ready.
Tho City Council will meet In regular
session on next Tuesday evening.
The County Commissioners will
meet on Mondsy.
Shell oysters just received ut the
Crystal saloon, HARRY WALKER.
Prints only cents per yard, at SO
Ohio Leves.
Thanksgiving day passed OF quietly
and DRINKS and fights were exceedingly
s,ares. rv,-rr...,
d, IF. q. Rexiord and daughter, Miss
Frankie, were In town on Thanksgiving
dsy. II
Shell oysters just received at the
CrystAl saloon. HAIRY WALKER.
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Prints only 8 cents per yard, at 93
Ohio Ievee. Other goods in proper
ton, at 90 Ohio Levee. Sign OF Red
Flag, SO Ohio Levee.
--Freah Lake Ash at E..w. Thlelecke's
grocery, on Eighth street, near the corn
er of Washington.
Mr.. Chris. Hsnny has just received
q new and fresh stock OF groceries. He
sells at the lowest figures. Go and see
him,
Bakers Cod Liver Oh, Lime and
Wild Cherry--a pleasant medicine, and
certain remedy for Consumption. Scrofu-
In, Debility, etc. Now is the time to use
it. John c. Baker & Co., druggists,
Philadelphia.
TO Mothers: Should the Baby I've
suffering with any Of tho disorders OF
w Babyhood use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup at
.once for the trouble. IS cents per bottle.
The perscn, whs exchanged silk hats
In parlor Thursday night, vt Vt. Charles,
will confer favor Oh owner by return.
pg same to St. Charles.
- The ball at the Sc. Charles on Thurs.
day evealng, under the auspices OF the
4Excslslor Social and Literary Clu5, was
"a exceedingly pleasant affair and the
number Of persons present very large.
V The Rough end Ready IRE eompany's
ball 1t Warrington hall on Thursday
evening was largely attended. and
dsacing and teasting was the order ofthe
evening. Financially the ball was asuc.
cess.
K BAKERS Cod Liver OIL. Lime, and
Wild Cherry quickly relieves Throat and
Lung diseases. and imparts vIgor and
cAewlils to debiliatsd constitutions. Plea.
4 SAINT ntaste. .J.C. BAKER X Co.,
49,, Oct. "a. s.wl Philadelphia, Pa.
A Stuart 4 Gholson offer the celebrated
Quaker City unlaunarled Shirt. New
York Mills Muslin, buttons aud button.
:. holes Complete. for si.oo. They have no
hesitation in saying that these goods are
sold elsewhere for $l.J0. See them,
1l.a6.et -
Life Is full Of sorrows and dsap-
. syoln .ments, but the most sanguine hopes
I OF AZ hose who try DR.. Bulls Cough
.Syrup,Sre always realized. 1t never dis
sppeista. II 0gTtg
There will be the usual services in
the Episcopal church on Sunday morn,
ling, Rector Dillon>Lee occupying the
pulpit. In the evening there will be a
rshildrens' meeting. as previously announ'
Gsd. The children will march. carrying
banners, etc.
Judge Mulksv will leave for Shawnee.
town to-day. where he goes TO attend cir.
cult court. Wien through with his bust,
mesa there the Judge will return home,
and then after lew days will start on an
extended trip through Texas for the
benefit Of hls health. a- fe
Gov. Cullom and daughtsrs, and q
party OF prominent railroad men and
their families, will arrive Ia Cairo ON
Tuesday next on their way to New Or,
leans. We understand that the party
viii spend Tuesday AFTERNOON and even
ing In Cairo. II is said that ball in
honor Of our guests will be given at the
st. Charles on Tuesday evening.
The churches were all well attended
on Thanksgiving day. The Presbyterian
and Methodist churches held union servi-
ees, Rev. Mr.. Morrison. preaching. The
attendance d the Episcopal church was
large and the services as usual on such
OCCASIONS, interesting and impressive.
Rector Dillon Lee officiated. The church
was handsomely decorated.
The meeting ct the Reform Club
neoms last night was to draw out an un,
usually large attendance, the crowd being
estimated at from six to seven hundred
psraens. Tho proceedings were Of q
highly entertaining and interesting char
scter, consisting OF speeches, music, etc.
A full report will appear in to>morrow's
BULLETIN.
Mr.. A. Ackermsn, senior proprietor
OF the Pulaski Patriot, published at
Mound City, has sold his interest In that
paper to his son, Ed. 3. Alderman. Mr..
Alderman will leave Mound City but
Sc whore he Intends going, or what busi'