The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-23

iSdulIk tltiCo lVNhct eii' AttNhN ~
way of Colorado This is the route
marked out by the judge, and he will
follow II If nothing occurs TO change his
mind.
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 haye been reduced to astonishingy
low figures. l2,i5.tf
Mr.. Robert Lowery, the gentleman
who entertained the crowd in attendance
at the temperance club meeting on Friday
night, will deliver an address at the same
place on Monday evening, and 1t is hoped
that there will be full house to hear
him. Those who heard him on Friday
night will not miss hearing him on this
occasion.
The reputation which the house of
j. 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'tf
AS the house has concluded to 60 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.
The holidays are about here and we
desire W impress upon our readers the
fact that Phil. Saup has the best assort-
ment and tinent display of candles to be
found in the city. Mr.. Saup manufac-
lures his own candy and can thus un,
hesitatlngly youch for its purity.
l2-l2-tf.
One Of the features OF the Christmas
Day parade by the Cairo Temperance
| Reform Club is the review OF the column
at Custom-house square by the ladies OF
the Womcn's Christian Temperance
Union, as the procession passes up Wash
ington avenue. The marshals will as,
sign position to the carriages OF Cit
zens who may feel inclined to add to the
procession by sending their carriages and
buggies.
Phil Saup makes a fine display Of
candies in his show window. licreporls
that his holiday trade necessitates the tax
ing OF mandatory to its utmost capacity,
as he is both filling orders from houses at
other points and preparing for Christmas
and New Years sales. 12-l2u
The seventeenth annual ball OF the
Hibernian fire company, which comes of
on New Years eve at Scheels hall,
promises to be very enjoyable affair.
Extensive preparations are already being
made for the event, and, as usual, the
company will spare no expense to make
it a success. This company has each
year, for sixteen successive years, given
the most enjoyable balls eyer attended by
our citizens, and this promises to be one
OF the old kind.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will hold a fair on December Goth
at Messrs. Hinkle & Thistlewood's wares
house, for the sale of useful and fancy
articles. Admission 10 cts. Supper 40
cts. 1916 3.
Bakers Cod Liver Oil. Lime, and
Wild Cherry qr.ckly relieves Throat and
Lung diseases, and imparts vgor and
new lite to debliated constitutions Plea.
SAINT in taste. JIG. BAKER Il Co.,
oct. 10, J.wl Philadelphia, Pa.
Judge Mulkey received a telegram
yesterday announcing that new trial
had been granted in the case of Aiken,
who was CONVICTED, few days ago, In
the Gallatin county circuit, OF murder.
Judge Mulkey and D. 7. Linegar, Esq,
are attorneys for Aiken, who is charged
| with being one OF three men who, some
twelve years ago, murdered an Old man
named Stewart, who resided near Carmi.
in White county.
"A fine line OF cara mels 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-l2f
The Christmas services at the Epis>
oopal church will be appropriate to the
occasion. The church will be hands
somely decorated, and the service, which,
we understand, will commence at 70
O'Clock q. M, will doubtless be an ats
traction. The music on this day will he
excellent, as fine choir has been or.
sanized for the occasion, composed Of
Messrs. w. ii. Morris and Frank Howe,
Mrs. w. J.. wright anu MISS Carrie
Hughes.
Ladies' wishing to take lessons in
dancing are solicited to meet at Turner
Hall promptly at 2 p. m. on Saturday
next, I'D inst, aJ which time Prot.
Smith will be ready with competent
lady assistant to receive them. Terms
reasonable" 12.lG.3t
--Keohler Bros. are again ahead. Yes.
terday they slaughtered that buffalo and
to-day, perhaps, will slaughter the cow
which took the premium at the Charles
ton, Mo-, fair. Persons wanting some
thing good and rare in the buffalo or
beet line should not forget Keohler Bros.