The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-26
Five cents will buy an "Infsnt" Of
superior quality at Henry Schick's.:


There will be q meeting Of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union at
the Reform club rooms this (Tucsday)
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. "A full attendance
IL requested. W E N N
MoLLIEE. wEbB, Secretary
The finest honey you ever saw at 10
cents per pound.
324>lw. ALDEN, GRAVES Il Co.
The alarm Of fire Yesterday morning
was occasioned by smoke being discov.
cred Issuing from the roof Of the ANAL
franc building on the south side Of Com.
mercial avenue near Fourth street. The
damage was very slight. Tho building
belongs to the Stspleton heirs.
Any persons wishing to accompany
the party going to Anna on Thursday
next TO attend the concert given for the
benefit Of the PRESBYTERIAN church OF that
place. will please apply during Tuesday
to Mr.. Aistkorpc at City National bank,
or to John d. Mackie tor particulars.
Tickets at reduced rates.
Col. Hayward's Ministries gave an
entertainment at the Atheneum in this
city last evening to very large audi.
ence. The troupe throughout Is good
one. and the entertainment given by
them last evening was fully up to the
standard In all respects. They 20 to
Anna to-day, where they give q perform.
snce this evening.
Try the "Flor de Alma ten cent
cigar, at the cigar store of Henry
Schick. 3-22-lw
Within the last day or two some one
has thrown dead mule into the Missis-
sippi river at the foot OF ntyOcighth
street, where 1t still lies. This is great
wrong to many people In the upper part
of the city, who obtain their water from
this place, and have gone to the trouble
to put crossing over the narrow gauge
railroad track in order to make access to
to the river easy.
For the best five cent cigar in town
60 to Henry Sclick's aud get the 'In,
FAINT" 3.22-lw
The fact OF new line having been
formed via vincennes and Terre Haute
to Chicago, does not, in the least, inter-
iere With the fast time, always made To
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
all points East. Close connection Is made
at Union. depot Vlncennes with Van
dalia Line Parlor Cars for Indianapolis
without change, reaching that point at
$50 p. m. Take the Cairo and Vincennes
railroad.
Choice peachblow and carly -ose
potatoes at % cents per bushel.
3.24.lw. ALDEN. GRAVES 4 Co.
The parade Of the Rough and Ready
lire company yesterday was crsditable
affair. The boys looked gorgeous in
their handsome new uniforms. hats and
belts, and they seemed to know Il, tor
they stepped higher and further than We
ever saw them before. The ball at Wash
ington hall, last night. was all that the
friends Of the company could wish for
a"grand success"
Don't forget the free oy ster soup at
9 O'Clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial aves
nue.. Lit
"A colored woman employed az cook
at the residence Of DR.. &. ". Dunning,
corner Of Ninth and Walnut streets, WAS
severely burned yesterday, and her re-
covery is considered doubtful. She was
in the act OF removing pie from the
oven OF the cooking stove, when by some
unexplained means, her clothing caught
fire, and before it could be put out
she was terribly burned about the face.
breast and stomach. Old Charlie, the
hostler In the doctors employ, was badly
burned about the hands in his efforts to
save the women. Dr,. puuning and
Smith attended them.
Mrs. 5. Williamson has returned
from laying In her spring stock OF nos
tons and millinery, and she can say
without lear OF contradiction, that her
stock throughout is the finest and largest
ever brought to Cairo. She is carrying
a full limo OF fancy iewelry and ali as
sOrtnent Of notions. sud only asks the
public W cali aud ,Aaiuine her goods and
prices and be convinced that she can
compete successfully with all others in
these goods. She will not haye grand
opening" but on Thursday will be ready
TO exhibit goods to all who may call.
..... ......... 3A3t
Campaign Slaader.