The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-29

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Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alker':
Crystal saloon every evening at 6
O'Clock. 1.4.tt
Choice peachblow and early rose
potatoes at rs cents per bushel.
3A.lw. ALDEN, GRAVES & Co.
Go to Pettis & Birds for eggs
twelve dozen, 81. Potatoes, per bushel,
40 cents. lw
For Butter, Eggs, Apples, etc, caIl at
No. 81 Ohio levee.
Il. II. LEIGHTON
For the best five cent cigar in town
20 to Henry Schick's and get the 'In,
liant" 322-lw
Flour, meal, corn, oats, hay, bran,
butter, eggs, etc.
3-2i.lw. ALDEN. GRAVES G. Co.
Try the Flor dc Alma" ten cent
cigar at the cigar store of Henry
Schick. 3.22.lw
AT The residence OF Waterman Mike.
at2 O'Clock last night, was born bouncing
girl baby.
The finest honey you ever saw at Is
cents per pound.
3.24>lw. ALDEN, GRAVES & Co.
Henry Schick has the celebrated five>
cent Infant cigar. Pure Havana filler
with Connecticut wrapper. lw
If you don't believe Pettis & Bird
are selling groceries way down low, 20
and see them and be convinced. 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'c!ock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave.
hue. l.4.tf
An addition to Mr.. 8. ID. Ayers brick
is now in course Of construction, which
when completed will add much to the con-
vsnience Of that spacious dwelling.
Query: "Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina. at
the same price, lG-3.u.
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.
3.2S.tf
deputy Sheriff Jack Hodges, County
Clerk Humm and several other gentle
men went to Sandusky yesterday to
spend the day.
Mr.. NJ. c. Sheppard OF Jackson,
Tenn, was in the city yesterday. Mr.. S.
IS travelling salesman tor Messrs. 8. ID.
Ayers d. Co., and IS said to be one of the
best statesmen on the road.
Mayor Winter is preparing for an,
other picnic and excursion, to take place
about the first OF May. Jack says this
win be a big thing in Its way. AS o
manager OF picnics his honor is a"blgger
man than old Grant"
The Paducsh San Of the 2Gth inst.
.ays: "Col. Robert Lowery is meeting
with success In obtaining subscribers for
the book "The Temperance Reform and
Retormers." Col. l.. will be heard from
q, the Murphy meeting to be held in the
Christian church tonight"
BY notice elsewhere 1t is announced
that Hon. Nj. j. lnscore of Anna, will
address the Temperance Reform club
his evening. MIR. lnscore ia one Of the
ATTEST orators in this end Of the state, and
,s address will be sure to be full Of inter-
ct.
---Died-Thursdsy, March 18th, 1873, Ar
t,ur Wood, infant con Of Steven and Hen.
i tia Bradley, aged one year,..one month
AN eleven days. Funeral services con-
"a ted by Elder Davis Of the A. NJ. E.
hurch, will take place at the residence .of
the parent, on Seventh between Walnut
aI'i Cedar streets, at O'Clock. A special
'r.in will leave the foot Of Sixth street for
\ Ia Ridge alta o'clock. Friends of the fam.
il. are invited to attend the funeral.
An item In yesterday mornings Bull,
Lt,IN announced that MIR. Lon Haynes
~ soon to return to Cairo to take up
" abode. This was mistake
,e should have read John Haynes. Lon
ioing too well In his business at Full
,on to think Of giving 1t up-however
rnch he may prefer Cairo as a place of
". Jence. John Haynes went to Texas
-,l,e months ago, and we understand he
viI return to Cairo at an early day.
The Sun of last evening contained
n tenn In reference to the prices charged
h, ur grocery men for provisions, to
Ut 'rh one OF the Oldest and most ex-
nn.ivc grocery and provision dealers In
Il city replies In this Issue of the BuLLE.
tN. Cairo grocers sell goods rs cheap,
-, cheaper than those OF almost any
'''"r city in the west. and the assertion
Wa, they are exorbitant In their charges
d"s them great injustice. The com.