The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-06

candidate for Alderman from the Second
" I'd. Election 10 take place Tuesday, April
leah, 1878.
Local Rrevitiss.
Vote for Halliday.
discount to-day on gas bills. and
don't you forget It," 4-5.lt.
Vote for Korsemeyer.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALLER.
1920
Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alker's
Crystal saloon every evening at 0
o'clock. l.Iu
" Ote for Mrs. Stafford.
For Butter, Eggs, Apples, etc., call at
No. 81 Ohio leyee.
II. Ii. LEIGHTON
For the mott durable dental work, 90
to DR.. ". &, Joycelyn, No. a kighthsti Get
Cairo, Illinois. 431w
60 to the election tO,day and vote
for Capt. w. Z. Halliday, Mr.. Korse-
meyer aud Mrs. Stafford for school dlrec.
| tors,
Mr.. James 5. Morris OF Ulln was in
the city last evening.
Our school column Tomorrow morn.
Ing will be read with interest, az it will
contain some unusually Interesting mat,
ter.
Query: Why Will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Msrlangh
Bros. "Sesl OF North Carolina" at the same
price: l63tf.
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
9o'clock this evenings at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave.
nue.. l.4.tt
Mr.. r. Korsmeyer is just in receipt
Of q very large and select stock Of Key
West and imported cigars, to which he
calls the special attention Of smokers.
3.2S.tf
Communion services will held by
the Rev. B. Y. George ia the Presby.
terian church Sunday morning at the
usual hour. Preparatory services will
be held this evening at 1880 o'cock'
Mr.. 1. Farnbaker, "thc clothier."
has returned from the east, and his new
goods are now ARRIVING. His stock is
one OF the choicest and best, as well as
largest, to be found In the city.
Vote for Halliday, Korsemeyer and
Mrs. Stafford for school directors.
The Saline county Democratic con,
yention was held on Thursday. The
delegates to the Cehsralia convention
were instructed to vote for John q. Har.
man for appellate court clerk. ...
Vote for Korsemeyer.
The Excelsior Social and Literary
society meets at the residence OF Miss
Lou Wslbridge on Tuesday night. The
debate will be dispensed with Tor the
reading of an original poem by Mr.. A.
s. Robertson.
There was q meeting Of the tax
payers association held In Justice Conn
ing's Office last night. The attendance was
large, Though the business transacted
was not Of special Importance.
The meeting OF the temperance re,
form club last evening was as usual very |
large, though the proceedings were in
some respects less interesting. Speeches
were made by number of the members
Of the club, besides some outsiders.
John Sproat-our John, $50 young and |
yet so handsome" is q grand-dsdy.
Grandpa John is as proud as boy with |
red top and pocket full of marbles; and
declares that it amt every man that can be
grand-dady.
Vote for Halliday, Korsemeyer and
Mrs. Ssfford for school directors.
The election for school directors
takes place to-day. Capt. ". p. Hal
liday, Mr.. F. Korsemeyer and Mrs.
Anna +. Stafford are the only candidates
80 tar as we are able to learn up to this
time. Be sure and vote tor all OF them.
Vote for Mrs. Stafford.
There will he communion services at
the Presbyterian church morrow,
Sunday morning, at the usual hour Of
service. A preparatory lecture will be
delivered in the church this evening by
Rev. MIR. George. The members of the
church are requested to attend.
Yesterday morning, while Jailer
Miller was attending to the prisoners In
the county Jail. one OF them "a fellow
confined on trivial charge, made q
rather desperate efor. to escape. He
succeeded In getting outside OF the jail
and had got nearly two blocks away be-
fore he was recaptured.
Mr.. w. &. Lecrore, Of Etllngham,
was in the city yesterday. Dir. Lecrore
Is a candidate for appellate court clerk.
and has considerable strength in the
upper and central counties OF the dis
trict. lie is good Democrat, a clever
gentleman, and should no receive the
| nomination would mako a sfrnnu Rim