The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-09
)nly Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
OUR BRICK KILN.
BRICKS OF VARIOUS DIMENSIONS
FOR GENERAL CONSUMPTION,
But WARRANTED NOT TO LIE HEAVILY or
THE STOMACH.


Fancy crackers, fresh and nice at
PETTIs & BIRDS.
An effort is being made to change the
hours of services in the German Lutheran
church from ten o'clock a. IN. to eleven;
and the Sunday School from p. IN. to
| $50 a. III.
Our Patent Fire Kinder, is the best in
the market. PETTIs & BIRD.
In accordance with our suggestion,
the sidewalk on Walnut, between Four
teenth and Eighteenth streets, has been
Strengthened and repaired.
Genuine Vermont maple syrup and
New York Buckwheat, at
PETTIs & BIRD.
The notorious fire eaters who have
exhibited at the Comique for the week
past, lett yesterday for St. Louis, from
which place they will 90 to Kansas City,
where they have an eight weeks engage
ment.
The best Dairy butter in the city at
PETTls & BIRDS.
We notice a change OF time in the table
of the Illinois Central railroad that took
effect Sunday, Dec. :. The DuQuoin ac-
comodation leaves daily at 3:45 pm,
stopping at all the stations between Cairo
ard DuQuoin.
Our stock of new canned goods Is
complete and very cheap. Try them.
PETG,s & BIRD.
We are handling bricks this morning,
and if any Of our readers should be 50 I'M
fortunate as to be hit by one of them, we
hope it may be soft one mot mud brick,
however,, and that the injury received may
not be permanent
The funeral Of Alderman William
aCallahan was largely attended-tour
COACHES Of friends accompanying the re
mains to its last resting place in Villa
Ridge. Our aldermen, 10 man. we be.
lievc also did honor to his remains by at
tending.
Try our choice new extra sugar cured
: hams, breakfast bacon and shoulders.
PETTIs l. BIRD.
The "German" class wi. hold their
first meeting at the st. Charles Hotel, We'd.
nesday evening l0thJ at halt-past eight
promptly. Members will please take no.
tice. Those wishing to become members
will please drop note to box l49 Post.
oeice Immediately.
The county commissioners adjourned
to meet again on Monday next. The extra
meeting was made necessary by failure OF
Mr.. Alden to have his report in readiness
for the commissioners action 1t will
doubtless (thc report be on hand next
Monday be found, as that genlIcmans re.
ports always have been, o. X.
One Of our huners while acros, the
river hunting last Sunday, struck $50 he
says the track OF panther. ~ he had not
lost any panthers and was not hunting fol
any, he lost all interest in the sport and
everything else, apparently, except where
the animal might have started from. al
least that is the direction he took the in
t. slant he discovered the track.
New Orleans Sugar and molasscs
new stock at bottom prices.
PETrls IL BIRD.
The juveniles had full house la,
night and the performance was 900,
throughout. All acted their part well anC
were frequently applaudcd The audience
was an intellectual and high.toncd one
who are judges OF good performance, an,
in giving the performers hearty plaudit.
G proved better than words can tell that the
appreciated their efforts. The last per
IOIlllNnC' Will w GINcn lo-nlgnl anu lUO-
who have not yet seen the Juveniles shout
not fail to be on hand
The disappearance Of cows, OF late la
become quite remarkable and alarming
:, We were yesterday informed that NJ
, Korsmcycr had lately lost a COW Mr. Lar
caster two; Mr.. WoOdson one and NJ
- Phillis one. This thing, if it cntinue
4, should be looked into by the authorti,
and worked to the bottom. 1t is hardl
probable that SO many COWS should so SUE
denly disappear without having benin
s then. conductor in the shape Of a co
thief.
III "A cistcrn for the use Of the fire depa
n men, is being dug at the corner of Sevent
Nc street and Washington avenue, under Il
direction OF Mr.. Gorman 1t is well th
= some money should be expended cach yei
nc IN making improvements tending to Il
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