The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-10
Brief Locals.

mir. aud Mrs. ~. y, Mcoruucr "
charleston, yere.ln the city whiting
friends yesterday.
Mrs. Andrew Bird, who has been
quite dangerously i'll for several days, II,
We are glad to learn much improved.
We all have our preferences; but no
one prefers TO hear crying baby when
the laetis so well known that DR.. Bulls
baby syrup would at once quiet it 20 cts.
-BAKER's COP LIvEROIL, LIME AND
WmD CRRRRy--A pleasant medicine, and
certain remedy for Consumption, Scroiu-
Ia, Debility. etc. Now is the time to use
II. Jno. q. Baker 4 Co., Druggists,
Philadelphia. ga .!..,..
Opinion Of Baltimorcan:--l have
used DR.. Bulls cough syrup for some
time in my family, and found II the best
remedy Tor colds, coughs, ETC., 1 eyer
tried.--Louis Drumming, 20 Caroline Stree.
- Charlie Williams, a colOred man,
aud "his woman" had difficulty ON
Washington avenue near Eleventh street
yesterday, during which Williams beat
the woman In a most brutal manner. He
was fined $40 and trimming. Chief Ar
ter made the arrest.
The steamer Golden Crown, now
on her way to this city from thcsoith. has
on board 244.p0und turtle for Mr..
Harry Walker oi this city. The Golden
Crown will be here tonight. and In a
day or two Harry will treat his friends
and patrons to some iirstsclass turtle soup.
mir. }. G. Brice. q former resident
and Businessman Of Cairo, but OF late
years travelling in the interest OF the
wholesale grocers, }. G. Hoiel g. Co., Of
Cincinnati, died suddenly in this city on
Thursday evening. Mr.. Brice had many
warm friends in Cairo who will mourn
for his sudden and unexpected death.
Died, in this city, Friday, November
oh, 1877, Mrs. VIM. L. Harrcll. The
funeral service Will take place at the
family residence, corner Of Twelfth and
Locust streets tomorrow, Sunday. No
ycmber 18th, at 1880 D. m. The friends
aud relatives Of the family are invited 10
attend the iuneal. The remains will be
taken to Villa Ridge for interment by
special train at 2:30 O'Clock.
= Mrs. S. Williamson Is marking down
her goods, and is now selling straw hats
at prices lower than ever. She is now
Offering hats which heretofore
sold at - cents to one dollar, for
IS, 10. and 80 cents, and all
otller goods IN proportion. Her stock OF
flowers is very large and range from 10
ccnisto 81 in price. The price tor press.
ing and rcmo1llng straw hats has been
reduced from 50 and 80 cents to 20 and 30
cents. Mrs. W invites all inspection of
her Gods and prices. '' . II
The large tobacco warehouse was
nearly full Of people last night to hear
Or. Henry A. Reynolds speak and
introduce his temperance work.
He is plain matter Of tact
speaker that holds the attention OF
his audience from first to last. At
the close OF the address at the invitation
OF the Doctor l2G people stepped mp and
signed the pledge. The meeting will be
continued tonight at the same place and
everybody is invited to attend.
AS announced in yesterday mornings
BULLETIN Mr.. W. Ii. Morris went to
Villa Ridge on Thursday evening, and
delivered lecture before the
Young Folks Literary society OF
that place. There was fair
audience to hear him, though owing to
the disagreeableness OF the weather and
the horrid condition of the roads. many
remained away who under more favOra-
BILE circumstances would have been pres.
ent. Mr.. Morris lecture was excellent,
and was listened to with deep interest
and attention by those present.
Attention is called to the business card
of Alden, Graves & Co., commission mer-
chants for the sale OF flour, meal, grain,
hay, and all kinds OF country produce"
Mr., G. NJ. Alden, the head OF the firm is
known to almost everybody in Cairo as
well as to large number of country
merchants in all parts of Southern Iii.
nois. After spending about one year in
Chicago, Mr.. Alden has returned to
Cairo, and is again in the commission
business, and his firm is now ready for
renewal of business relations with his
| former shippers and patrons. His firm
| Ia n nertectlv reliable Onp. and coneiyn-