The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-27
In AND AROUND THE CITY.

at No. 3 Winters Row.
The Board of County Commissioners
meet in regular session next Monday.
-Cornices and room moulding put up to
order at Ford's.
Go to church. Go to the Postofhcc to
day only from 8 to 8 o'clock a. M,
Oil painting gems, PANEL chromos,
statuary, etc, at Fords.
The Sun refuses to shine on our happy
and prosperous city, tomorrow.
-Koehler's sausage factory has risen
from its ashes and is in full blast again.
Japan trays and lunch baskets at
Ford's.
Attend the grand chair ball of the
Delta City Fire Company tonight.
Remember the poor to-day and give
them some good reasons to be thankful.
Ladies companions sailor valises,
German knife baskets at Fords.
--Boicourt's celebrated string band will
furnish music at the Chair Ball this even
ing.
Judge Mccartney has sold his interest
in the Massac Journal, to Mr.. Robert A.
DAVIDSON, young man of Metropolis,
japanese brackets and boquet tables
at Ford's Bazaar.
Sheriff Hodges is busy preparing his
books for settlement with the Board of
County Commissioners, for taxes collected
Nine prisoners are occupying cells in
the county Jail at present. They are all
OF the sterner sex.
Go to Z. c, Fords on Eight street and
get your pictures framed in his elegant new
mouldings.
THE coal business is booming here
abouts. Halliday Bros coal dump handles
from thirty to forty cars daily.
Mr.. John Daily, formerly a resident OF
Cairo, but now of Lincoln, ILL.,, is in the
city circulating among his many friends.
Indian baskets, ladies beautiful glove
and handkerchief boxes splash mats and
sewing stands at Ford's.
Ernest Thielecke, our local scribe, left
the city last evening for Golconda, where
he goes for few days on business.
High mass will be celebrated at St.
Joseph's Catholic church this morning at
Soclock, by the Rev. FIR. Hogan.
Parties in town yesterday from the
neighborhood Of Sandusky, report the
sickness In that neighborhood abating and
that those now sick are improving.
The finest line Of photo frames, motto
frames and easels ever brought to Cairo,
at Fords.
There was candy.pullinS in the up.
per end Of the city last night and the lads
and lassies pulled to their hearts content.
Thanksgiving services will be held at
the Church Of the Redecmcr this morning
at half past ten o'clock. The Rev. d. A.
BOnnSr rector, officiating.
considerable improvement has recently
been made in the interior Of the New York
store, by the re.arranging Of desks, cour.
tiers, etc.
-lIcbsacker's reconstructed bakery puts
Oh metropolitan airs. With It's new coun-
tiers, show cases, etc, It is a daisy and a
credit to Eighth street.
The children of st Joscph's Parish
Catholic school will 90 out in the country
to-day on nutting expedition, accom-.
panied by Father Hogan in charge.
The Hotel D'Wintcr is doing land
Office business and the clever cx- Mayor
who conducts and directs the establishment,
is happy
The Comique continues to attract q
good house nightly, and the proprietor, Mr.
Walker, furnishes attractions that pleas,
and amuse all who attend.
Halliday Bros. employ thirty coopeis
in their shops at the present time, and thcs,
men turn out between five and six hun
| dred barrels per day.
We have just reccivcdban elegant lint
of dress goods in all the new and popular
shades, which we offer at the astonishing
low price of 10 cents per yard. Come an,
see them. STUART,
The steamer Jas. Fisk, in attempt
ing to make landing at East Cairo yestcr
day afternoon, got aground. A tug wa
called to her assistance and she was pulled
off after delay of two hours.
Geo. 0'IIara and Adolph Swobod;
were around among the amusement loviny
people yesterday, selling tickets for tn