The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18


}. Burger has attained in the sale OF
gents furnishing goods will not de-
teriorate. An examination of the fine
stock now on hand will satisfy the most
skeptical Of its superiority. l2>l5,tG
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-lC 8!
A Mite Society, under the direction
OF the ladies Of the NJ. E. Church, will be
held at the residence OF Capt. G. d. vii,
hanson, on Washington avenue, to-
night. A general invitation is extended
to the public.
We fail to see the necessity OF per.
son making an inquiry through the me-
dlun Of the press merely for the purpose
OF answering it himself. Our reason tor
making the seemingly frivolous answer
10 question in Saturdays Sa will be
apparent from the above statement.
Ladies wishing to take lessons in
dancing are solicited to meet ut Turner
Hall promptly ~ 2 D. IN. on Saturday
next, 22d inst, au which tune Prot.
Smith will he ready with a competent
lady assistant to receive them. Terms
reasonable. 1916 -
As the hOnse has concluded to 70 out
OF he trade in ladies' shoes, tor the next
thirty days j. Burger will offer this line
III goods 81 actual cost, Ladies desiring
10 purchase will find lUll aud complete
stock Of The best make from which TO se~
lcct.
The holidays are about here and We
desire 10 impress upon orr readers the
fact that Phil. Saup has the best assort-
inent and ilnent display Of candles 10 be
found IN the city. Sir. Sanp manuiae-
TIRES hl' avn candy aud can rlnIs I'M
htsltAingiy Son"h lor II: purity.
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Phil Saup makes fne display Of
candies in his show window. Hereports
that his holiday trade necrssitates the tax
ing 81 mandatory 10 its utmost capacity,
~ lie l. both Milling orders from houses at
other points and preparing Tor Christmas
and New Years sales. ll.l2u
II has become al almost universal
complaint that it is impossible 10 proclre
Il good cent cigar in Cairo. To sm0.
kers We would say that the Peerless. - u
) cent cigar which is manufactured ex-
prtssly for Phil. Saup. is n cigar which
viii meet with their favor II l2.ti.
The S,m Of last evening states that
Governor Cullom VIII pass through the
city to-day on his way home. This viii
no doubt somewhat surprise the gentle
Gan in QUESTION, who passed through
the city Sunday evening, rs viii be seen
by notice In another column.
A those persons who are in need,
who are members OF lhe " 0man's Chris
tan Temperance Union, or the Reform
Club, will please state their case or in
some Nay make IL known 10 the under.
signed. Mas. l.. G. FoKp,
Chairman Visiting Committee.
Toy. CuiiOm and party arrived At
Cairo at eleven o'clock Sunday night OH
their return trip from the south, and left
by the regular train on the Illinois Cen
trial nj 1890 o'clock for Springfield. Mr..
Obrrly stopped of at home. The Coy
ernor, as well as all the other members
OF the party, were much pleased with
their trip.
We mention with plea IRE the pOpu-
lar druggist, Mr.. George O'ilara, who
holds forth at his old stand, on the cor>
nsr OF Eighteenth and Commercial av>
enue, and who deservedly is daily ain,
ing favor with the public. A finer or
more pure line of drug goods is not to be
found in Cairo.
Rector Dilon-l.ee and II. Ii. Candee'
lett the city by the Illinois Central rail-
road on Sunday afternoon for Springfield,
where theypgO to attend the diocesan
convention which sits there to>day. Per>
haps the most important work before the
convention will be the election of a bish-
op tor the Southern Illinois diocese.
A c0loled woman named Hattie WASH
ingt0u WAS arrested saturday night for
using abusive language toward some per-
sons Of her own color, and was brought
before Justice Robinson yesterday for
trial, but Oh pleading that she desired to
subpoena some Witnesses whom could lot
be found at the time continuance WaS
granted until to day
1t is lament bic lact that thousands
regard AN affection of the throat or lun =,
such M Coughs, Colds or Hoarseness,
with eXtrrme Indifference. These com.
plants are Ot.en but the torerunner OF
Consumption, and can lie instantly cured
by Or. Bulls Cough syrup. Price rs
cents.
--"Matters and things have shifted
from >h0nlder to shoulder until they have
fallen upon those OF n st. Charles board
er. "fraditon' has il that the last
named. borrowed five cents from The st.
Charles porter to buy the Bohemian, an
ADVERTISING sht a. gn,l tOrprunnpr OF Milton