The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-22

III thc LVicItV hO@ucus, Ncic ySSlcIuul
after the examination OF the classes,
agrceably surprised by being presented
with handsome pair OF vaces and an a.
bum.
AN unexccllcd variety Of zephyrs,
woods and fancy articles, OF all shades
and colors, form an attractive feature in
the elegant holiday display at j. Burgers.
Prices reduced from 20 to 10 cents per
ounce. I2-l5stt.
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 have been reduced to astonishingly
low figures. l2i5.tf
We understand that not only the
Father Zobel knights, but also the
Mound City Temperance Club, OF which
Mayor Friganza IL president, has been
Invited to parade with the Reform Club
on Christmas.
The reputation which the house of
j. Burger has attained in the sale Of
gents furnishing goods will not de-
| tcriorate. An examination OF the fine
stock now on hand Will satisfy the most
skeptlcal of its superiority. l2>l5tf.
One of our reporters" with his
knapsack on his back, took MS departure
on the railroad track day before ycster.
day. May the angel OF the Lord gride
his footsteps where he will not have an
opportunity to "tick" like chronom>
eter.
Mr.. John P. IIely yesterday present,
ed to the chairman OF the committee on
streets his estimates, plans and specifica-
tons tor the bridge across Cache river.
The bridge is to be an iron one and the
estimated cost will be between forty three
and forty four hundred dollars.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will hold fair on December Goth
at Messrs. Hinkle & Thistlewood's ware,
house, for the sale Of useful and fancy
articles. Admission 10 cts. Supper 10
cts. l2-lG3l
Those who profess to be posted say
thai the Cairo and st. Louis railroad will
be running their trains into Cairo before
the 9Th Of January. We hope this state
ment is correct. We desire to see the
little road in full blast again and pros
pering.
Bakers Cod Liver Oil. Lime, and
Wild Cherry qs.ckly relieves Throat and
Lung diseases, and imparts vjgor and
new lite to debiliated constitutions. Plea
SAINT in taste. j. c. BAKER & Co.,
(Oct. 10, 5.wl Philadelphia, Pa.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Temperance Reform Club took place last
night, and was we'll attended. Arrange
ments for the parade to take place on
Christmas day were made and pro-
gramme adopted. Full particulars will
be published tomorrow morning.
Much dissatisfaction and hard feeling
is extant among the "Cane Brigade" re,
| aarding the organization and appoint
ment OF committees for the management,
ETC., OF the New Years Eve hop. They
propose, if not allowed to have say"
giving an opposition complimentary hop
on the same evening that the much
talkel.ot dance will take place.
A fine line OF caramels is now being
made by Phil Saup. Physicians recom>
mend his pine tar and hoarhound cara
mels as preserving medicinal properties
which afford relief to persons afflicted
with colds, hoarseness, etc. l2-l2tf
"A team OF horses belonging to 4. J.
Carl ran away on Commercial avenue
yesterday morning, and in their flight
upset two buggies. made collision with
an OK team, and played hob generally.
Notwithstanding all this racket, the
damage done was slight, and nobody
hurt.
ladies wishing to take lessons in
dancing are solicited to meet at Turner
Hall promptly at .. m. on Saturday
next, 22d inst, at which time Prot.
Smith will be ready with competent
lady assistant TO receive them. Terms
reasonable. l2-lG.3t
We understand that Mr.. Peter Cuhl
is making preparations to retire from
business and will shortly leave for Gers
many. Dir. Cuhl is an energetic and
successful business man, and we are sorry
to part with him. lie will leave as soon
as possible, and Mr.. Schroeder, his book.
keeper, will close out his business for
him.
AS the house has concluded to go out
of the trade in ladies' shoes, for the next
thirty days j. Burger will offer this line
of goods at actual cost. Ladies desiring
to purchase will find full and complete
stock OF the best make from which to se'
lect.
| Edward A. Buder, at the old stand
corner Eighth street and Washington
avenue, has this day received a large
stock of the best make of gold pens, tooth
picks, charms, etc., mounted with gold
silver, pearl, ivory, ebony, cellaloid, etc..
made expressly for the holidays, which
he intends to sell at the very lowest
prices. l2>22-35