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

j. III. BIECHER.
CAIRO, Dec. q, 1877. l2-22>3t
MIR. Woodward has returned to the
city.
business generally will be suspended
on Christmas day.
The late rains haye made the streets
quite muddy.
oh, for change in the weather. 1t
is too "miled" by far.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon, HARRY WALLER.
There was no business OF importance
in the police courts yesterday.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
ll>20
When will our police receive their
waterproof coats?
Shell oysters Just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
ll-20.
1t is useless to ask the Lord to keep
your garments unsoiled" such weather
as this.
Mr.. w. Wallace left the city for Cet~
tralia TO spend the holidays with relas
lives.
For Christmas and New Year Pres
ents, 90 to the New Jewelry Store in
Winters block. 1872
Judge Dougherty was in the city
yesterday on his way home from Vienna
where he has been holding court.
The peerless" ia the, finest 5,cent-
cigar in the city and Is sold only by Phil.
Saup. E2-l2-n
There will DC q Christmas eve dance
at Hodges Park, and number oil Cairo
boys are preparing to attend it.
Buy your Gold Pens, Tooth.Picks
and Silver Fruit Knives at the New jew
elry store in Winters block. l2-22
MIR. G. II. Haywood and YIN. Wag>
oner oi Unity precinct were IN the city
yesterday, and called at the BULLETIN
office.
Gold anu silver watches, chains and
rings at the new iewelry store in Winters
block. 1922,
The Reform Club Reading room will
be open to>day. If you do not attend
church. spend your leisure time in
the Reading room. II is the next best
place.
The finest silver ware is to be found
at the new jewelry store at ZIG Commers
cal avenue, in Winters block. 1922.
JEFF Thompson has been sick tor sew.
eral days, and is confined to his bed. We
understand he will be removed TO the
hospital, where he can have better atten>
ton and treatment.
Zine Set Rings, and Pins, Charms,
Clooke and Silver Spoons at No lle
Commercial avenue, in Winters block.
1922
The clear Havana filled "lnfant"
cigar can be bought tor five cents from
II. Schick, No. l42 Commercial avenue.
Mr.. Tinker Is in the city and will
spend the holidays with his family and
friends here. Mr.. L. is now a resident of
DUBUQUE, Iowa, and we understand his
family will return there with him.
Don't tail to 20 to II. schick tor the
clear Havana filled FIVE cent " Infant"
1t is undoubtedly one of the best cigars
in town. l2-22-lw
Gold and silver watches, chains,
rings, pens and holders, large assort-
ment for sale by Edward Buder, corner of
Eighth and Washington avenue. 1922
Deputy Sheriff Jack Hodges returned
to the city yesterday from the country,
where he went to summon iurymen tor
the approaching term OF the circuit
court.
III. Schick, at l42 Commercial ayes
nue., sells the celebrated Infant" ) cent
cigar. 1t is clear Havana filled, and
altogether one OF the best nickle cigars
made.
Services will be held at the German
Lutheran church on Monday evening at
7:30 o'clock. The young folks, for whom
extensive preparations have been made,
are expected to be present.
For the next thirty days j. Burger
will offer his extensive stock of fabrics
and silks Of innumerable grades and pat
terms to the public at greatly reduced
prices. l2-l5-tf
DIR. JOcelyn, the dentist is prepared
to do all work In his line as cheap, and
cheaper, than ever. lie is graduate Of
one Of the best dental institutions in the
country and understands his business
thoroughly. Those requiring work in his
line will do we'll to call on him,
Misses Mamie and Florence, and
Will Halliday, LETT by the Cairo, Arkan-
sas and Texas railroad yesterday after
noon for Hot Springs, where they 60 to
spend the holidays with their sister, Miss
Daisy, who has been at the Springs for
some time.
1t is an -undisputed fact that the
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