The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-01
LOCAL POCKET rIEcEs.

per ID. at the New York store. 1t
--"Domestlc' Sewing machines $40
at Harmon 4 Co. 8 agency, 3t
Singer Sewing Machines ut st
Louis prices, at the gency OF Hannor
Il Co. 81
MIR. Jas. 5. Morris and L. II. Call o.
ullin. were in the city Oh Wednesday
! evening.
The first day OF June, and the 'col
lector" will be ont in force. Treat hin
| kindly.
Baking Powder, the best in use FOL
~ cents per.pound at New York Store.
At
You can buy Sc wing Machines as
cheap In Cairo as any OF the cities. Call
and see Harmon & Co. &c
The rivers are falling rapidly, and
we may now feel sure OF a respite from
slpe water Tor the next eight or ten
months.
Those who attended the tobacco sales
at the Farmers warehouse say 1t wa;
equal to any previous sale this season
The sales will be found in another col
umn.
Shoes, Caters and Slippers, call and
examine the cheapest line OF shoes ever
sold In Cairo at New York Store. 1t
Particular attention is called to the
cigar sale at auction this morning by
Winter 4 Stewart, where bargains can be
had, and the public are assured that the
sale is without reserve.
The register at the Planters house
show that there were one hundred and
eleven .arriyals at that hotel yesterday.
Rexiord is happy.
Every variety of slippers tor infants,
children, girls, boys, women and men
just received at Livingstons' shoe store,
Eighth street. It
The Cairo City Bindery, \. ". Pyatt
& Co., proprietors, is now turning out
work Of every description in their line in
first-class and workmanlike manner. lm
Persons having magazines, periodi-
Gals, ETC., which they desire to have bound
should take them to the Cairo City Bind
cry, where they will be done at reasonable
rates and in first-class order. lin
The Union county bond case is still
going on in the circuit court. Mr..
Canda, president Of the Cairo and st.
Louis railroad was on the witness stand
yesterday the greater part of the day.
Street Superintendent German is
still at work on Washington avenue.
Yesterday he put in the day between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets, and the
amount OF work done has greatly i'm.
proved that portion OF the avenue.
-Coifce-We offer lbs. choice Pea
berry for....,.........,. ..,.,...,.".,..Sl w.
( lbs. Golden coffee fOr................Sl 90.
1 lbs. choice Rio coffee for..........".$l 90.
4! lbs. prime Rio coffee for. Isl 90.
, lbs. fair coffee Or...........,........Sl 90.
At New York store. At
"A coloTed man named Jordan Wat
son died suddenly at SCOTS saloon at
ABOUT i've o'cloch yostordoy afternoon.
Watson had been suffering for some
time from disease Of the bowels, and
died as above stated. His remains were
taken charge OF by the authorities.
Yesterday during the dinner hour at
the st. Charles the guests were treated
to some excellent music executed on the
guitar, by Prof. Wilson, who Messrs. Eg-
new 4 Co., engaged for the occasion.
What next will be thought of for the en-
ioyment Of the many guests, who are
now sojourning at the st. Charles.
Hams, breakfast bacon-We offer to
the retail trade best brands Of suger
cured canvased hams for l2ic. per lb.
Sugar cured breakias: bacon from II to
l2l per ID. Our stock In meats comprises
all lines, which we shall offer at the
lowest cash prices. New York Store. It.
Met artney says in the last
number of the Metropolis Times: 1--WE
recently enjoyed the hospitality of our
old friend and fellow-to wnsman G. w.
r. Corlis, while in Cairo. He aud his
family are very pleasantly located, and
they express themselves well pleased
with their new home and their neigh
bOrs and associates
-Lycurgus, the great law-givor of
Greece, in order to produce a healthy,
vigorous race, had all the imperiectly de-
veloped children put to death at birth.
Such violent measures could have
been avoided had the mothers of those
children known how condusiye it is to
the health of the offspring to wear good
Shoes Such as those kept at Livings-
tons shoe store, Eighth street. 81
Arrivals at the Planters House yester.
day were: Jas. Burk and: son, Vienna.
}. c. Gray and wife, Vienna; G. Ii. Hay
wood, Horse Shoe Bend; }. b. Collins,
Thomas ii. Smith, +. Il. Bush, G. Kirk.
patrick, Anna; W. !. Hess, A. j. Perkins
w. B. Carter, }. c. Crum, W. Balm, vi.
emma; w. ii. Cove, Tunnel Hill; o. Fur.
geson, Harrisburg; W. d. Porter. New
Grand Chain; j. W. Price, III; j. f.
Myers, Ky; +. NJ. Prooin and son, Har'
risbury. L. Rathbone and con Uorr;s