The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-18

Mr.. F. Korsmeyer Is Just In receipt
OF very large and select stock Of Key
West and imported cigars, to which he
calls the special attention OF smokers.
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Our new stock OF Ladies' Shoes
Slippers etc., IL the largest most CON-
plete in the city, and should attract the
attention OF every buyer In this line.
&C o. HAYTHoRS & Co.
-.Our new stock of Dry Goods Ia equal
TO any In the city, and embraces many
novelties not to be found elsewhere.
Call and see them.
Ct o. HAYrHoRs & Co.
The AllOns club Of Mound City
have sent out invitations for the r
ball on the I'D inst, and our young gents
are looking about for sufficient amount
OF calico TO take thereto.
Everybody wants them--door and
window screens; cedar-chests, ready
made; also the beat cistern pump In exis-
lance, all to be had very cheap at Lam
caster Il Rice's. 81
Mr.. e. Pink has purchased the
Broderick property at the corner Of Ninth
street and Washington avenue, and will,
we are told. put some needed repairs
upon itpr'paratory to occupying il as
his own residence.
We understand that an invitation
VIII be extended to Gen. Ben. Butler to
deliver the GRAFTON at the decoration OF
the soldiers graves at Mound City.
Butler would prove big card, and if he
can be Induced to come he would draw
bigger crowd than almost any man in
the country.
Our Glee club, on invitation OF the
Reform club Of Olive Branch, will leave
for that city this evening to sing at the
regular meeting Of the club of that
place. This club (the Glee club), which
Is composed OF six members, has added
no little interest to the meetings of our
Reform club. The following are the
young men who compose II: Fred Kent,
Frank NJ. Walker, Josh. Letcher, Geo
Fry, Geo. + raser and Henry Baird. 4
The Jonesboro Gazette SAYS;
Strawberries, did you say? Yes. a few.
A large acreage and the ground literally
covered with blooms, Notwithstanding
they have been blooming all winter. IL
will be question as 10 what to do with
them, II all that are now promised, ma
ure, So ofpeaches and apples, unless
I've can get in with the whisky ring,
and buy still and run it crooked"
City Clerk rhillis is In receipt Of q
letter from the president OF the Illinois
press association, which states that the
meeting OF the association has been post
poned until some time next winter. The
place OF holding the meeting has not yet
been definitely determined, though the
chances are that the association will meet
in Cairo and make an excursion from
Cairo to New Orleans.
Persons wishing anything in the line
OF millinery goods, will do well to call ct
the establishment OF Mrs. II. S. Carson
& Co., as the goods are all fresh, new
and of the latest importations, styles and
fashions. New goods just received and
will DO during the season every few days.
All are invited to call at that establish
ment on Commercial avenue opposite
Winters block near Seventh street,
formerly occupied as toy store, Cairo,
Ills. r.e.
children cry for Pitchers Castoria.
1t Ia as rleassn. to take as honey. 1t
contains no morphine or other deleteri-
GUS ingredient, and is sure to expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome ir>
rita,lon caused By rash or cutting teeth.
Mothers can rest, and children enjoy
health, who use Castoria. 1t Is harmless,
1t Is certainly speedy, aud 1t Is cheap.
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In the City brewery may now be
seen the photographs Of ell the gentls>
men who compose the TuI ner society In
q large frame four by six feet. MIR.
Richard Ernest, who is the originator of
this novelty has also, with true artistic
sklll, painted the name Of the society
above the photographs Of the members,
In . manner worthy of Imitation. In
short, 1t Is a novelty which does Mr..
Ernesti great credit as painter Of skill
and judgment. We believe 1t ls the OBJ
ject Of the society to place this "picture''
In their hall, and admirers oi the beautl-
I'll may hereafter tiud 1t there.
The iact having become known that
j., W. Mason had received four votes
tor alderman from the First ward, q
number Of young men, who by the way
vre members Of the May Flower assocla-
iIon, called ct Mr.. Mason's house during
Tuesday night to serenade him and con.
graduate HIN on his SUCCESS as candi-
date. Mr.. Mason. who 10 exceedingly meek
when he Is not otherwise, happened un>
fortunately to bc In humor not to ap.
probate the efforts Of the bon when they
sang. "Victory Is nigh" and In his own
chsracterlatic and peculiar way very
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