The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-24
Local Brevssies,

j ALI In good stock and for sale low al
Nos. 70 and II Ohio leyee.
Local Brevisias,
Remember the minstrel troupe al
the Atheneum Tomorrow evening.
Flour, meal, corn, oats, hay. bran
butter, eggs, etc.
3-24-lw. ALDEN, GRAVES & Co.
Judge Bross has returned 10 the city,
after an absence Of week or ten days on
business for his house.
-Yarnells Baking Powder
Give it o trial.
Col. Tom Wilson, after an absence OF
three or four months in the south. Is at
home again. lie reports business in the
south only "fair to nllddling."
Go to Pcttis & Birds for eggs
twelve dozen, ST.. Potatoes, per bushel,
40 cents. lw
The various lakes of sipe>water are
rapidly disappearing. The falling of the
river is the cause.
Yarnell's Baking Powder is the
best. -.
-"Jesus OF Nazareth passeth by" is
the subject Of Rev. Dillon>Iees sermon,
which he delivers at the Atheneum to,
night. Don't forget it.
Henry Schick has the celebrated five
cent Infant" cigar. Pure Havana filler
with Connecticut wrapper. lw
There will be services In the Pres.
byterian church this morning and TO.
night at the usual hours, Rev. Mr.,
George officiating.
If you don't believe Pettls e. Bird
are selling groceries way down low. 20
and see them and be convinced. 1w
Religious services at the Christian
church, Eighteenth street, at the usual
hour in the forenoon, and Sunday school
at 3 O'Clock Ia the afternoon.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
1920
AT the Methodist church tonight
the pastor, Rev. A. +. Morrison, will de,
liver lecture on the subject of "Au-
thorizing Women TO Preach" All are
invited.
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
A large crowd greeted the Hon.
Matt. lnscOre at the Reform club hall
last night, AMI listened to the speech
with much interest. The speech was
characteristic OF tho orator and was tull
OF good advise and good common sense. |
Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alker's !
Crystal saloon every evening at 8 !
o'clock. Lit
There was meeting OF the Temp er- |
ance Reform club held last night al !
which Hon. u. L. Linegar, Rev. Mr..
Morrison, Mr.. Chas. Pink and John p.
Hely made speeches. The attendance
was large.
For Butter, Eggs, Apples, ETC., call at
No. u Ohio leyee
Il. FL. LEIGHTON
w hateyor the ultimate settlement oil
European affairs may be, tie Cairo u
Nincennes railroad will continue to have
the cheapest. fastest aud best line to Chi
cago, with parlor cars from Viuccnnes.
See that your ticket reads via Terre
Haute and Danville.
Try the "Flor de Alma ten cent
cigar, at the cigar store of Henry
Schick. 3-22.lw
Our amusement-loving people should
not forget that Col. Hayward's celebrat>
ed minstrel troupe, one OF the best cons
binations Of the kind in the country, will
appear at the Atheneum In this city TO,
morrow Monday evening". This com
pany is spoken OF in The most flat,ering
terms by the papers in all parts OF the
country.
For the best five, cent ci gar in town
90 TO Henry Schick's and get the sin,
iant." 322-lw
The fact OF new line having be,
formed via VincenLes and Terre Haute
to Chicago, does not. in the least, inter-
fere with the fast time, always made TO
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
all points east. Close connection is made
at Union depot at Vincennes with the
Vandalia line Of parlor cars for Indiana.
polls without change, reaching that point
at $50 pm. Take the Cairo and Vincen.
mes railroad.
Choice peachblow and early rose
potatoes at % cents per bushel.
3-Alw. ALDEN, GRAVES Il Co.
In the Third ward the opinion ia
general that the best thing TO be done in
the coming charter election will be to re
turn Capt W. p. Wright to the city
council. Captain Wright has discharged
the duties of his Office In manner that
has gwen almost unanimous satisfaction,