The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-30

Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALLER.
ll,20
Oyster soup lunch at Harry Walkers
Crystal saloon every evening at Q
O'Clock. l.4.tt
MIR. and Mrs. Mackie have gone to
Anna where they will remain for a short
time.
Choice peachblow and early rose
potatoes at 25 cents per busheL
3.A.lw. ALDEs, GRAVES & Co.
| Go TO Pcttis & Birds for eggs
twelve dozen, 81. Potatoes, per bushel,
10 cents. 1w
For Butter, Eggs, Apples, ETC., call At
No. "a Ohio levee.
II. ID. LEIGHTON
For the best Ave cent cigar in town
20 to Henry Schick's and get the "In,
FAINT" 3.22-lw
Flour, meal, cbrn, oats, hay, bran.
outer, eggs, etc: =
3A-lw. ,ALDES, GRAVES & Co.
Try the "Flor de Alma" ten cent
cigar at the cigar store of Henry
Schick. 3.22.lw
The finest honey you ever saw at ID
cents per pound,
3.24,lw. ALDEN. GRAVES q Co.
The County Democratic convention
will meet al O'Clock this afternoon. Let
Democrats remember this and ;be present.
Henry Schick has the celebrated five.
cent "lniant" cigar. Pure Havana filler
with Connecticut wrapper. lw
The "Flor de Alma"is superior ten
cent cigar for sale by Henry Schick. near
the corner OF Ninth street. on CONNER.
cial avenue 3.22-lw
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
9o'clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave.
nue.. l.4.u
Query: why will men smoke com
mon tobacco when they cen bQy Mar.
burg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina at
the same price, le-3.tt.
MIR. Robert. Mcclure, night ticket
agent at the Illinois Central railroad, has
another to-day in ais family since day
before yesterday at O'Clock, an.
found. last evening. in Temperance
hall, small package Of silk. The owner
can have the same BY calling at z. c.
Ford's bracket store. IT
AIR. +. Korsmeyer is just in receipt
Of a very large and select stock Of Key
West and imported cigars, to which he
calls the special attention OF smokers.
3.2s.u
In the show window OF Phil. Saup
may be Seen a candy house OF Mr.. Ssup's
own make. The house loes credit 10
Mr.. Ssup rs conlecti0ner ami artist.
Il would respectfully announce to the
public in general that have received set
OF new chairs that are not 10 he uryass>
ed for beauty and comfort any where, and
therefore respectfully invite all those
wishing 10 be suited In the best OF style
to call and See for themselves.
81 WM. ALBA.
Hon. p. b. y. Pichback spent an hour
in the city last night. BE came to town
by the Mississippi Central railroad, and
was on his way to Chicago where he has
an engagement to deliver an address. He
promised to lecture In Cairo on his return
trip to New Orleans. While here he spent
his time IN conversation with Judge Bird
and other colored men
A difficulty between two boys 0c-
CURED yesterday noon at the corner Of
eighteenth and Poplar streets, which
may have serious consequences. One of
the boys engaged in the fight was hit
over the head with an axe.hsndle. and
his skull broken. Whether arrests were
made or not we have not learned.
The rattle tor the looking glass men :
toned In the BULLETIN some time ago,
comes oil at the city brewery tonight.
All those holding chances are invited to
be present. The mirror Is fine one and
the lucky man who wins 1t will have at
least the worth OF fifty dollars. Don't
forget that the rattle comes, OF Tonight.
Mrs. 5. Williamson has returned
from laying 10 her spring stock Of nos
lions and millinery, and abe can say
without lear Of contradiction, that her
stock throughout is the finest and largest
ever brought to Cairo. She Ia carrying
q iull line Of fancy jewelry and an as
sortment OF notions, and only asks the
public to call ami examine her goods and
prices and be convinced that she can
compete successfully with all others 10
these goods. She will not have "grand
opening" but on Thursday will be ready
to exhibit goods to all who may call.
3.24.3t
AIR. Henry HasenJsger. Ohio Levee
bctweeh Second and Fourth streets, hal
placed In front of his popular saloon AM
| restaurant y neatly executed and very