The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-27

See our SO cent Merino undenhirt, il is
bargain and worth to-day 65 cents.
STUART.
Maj, Anderson, Of Mound City, small
in statue, but big in feeling, and giant in
his profession-the law--vas in the city
yesterday.
The doctors are very much displeascd
over Il competitor WHO'S gradually stealing
their best practice; we mean DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup OF which e5 cent bottle
does better work than adozen prescriptions
Monroe Wootten, recently elected
county constable, has filed his bond and
taken the oath of Office, He now wears
star as large as the largest and handles
the law breakers like an old hand.
Gentlemen, before buying your under
wear for the winter, come and see Us. We
offer complete line, bought previous to the
recent sharp advance and will sell at
figures not to be duplicated elsewhere,
STUART.
A clerk at the box factory had mum.
Der OF articles of clothing stolen from his
sleeping apartments yesterday Officer
Lslly was notified of the theft and succeed
ed in recovering the property, but not the
thief.
Mr.. A. Black, who bought large as
sortment of boots and shoes before the late
rise, is offering them at the old figures until
the LIST January. His stock is the most COM
plete in the city and the quality is of the
best and always found as represented.
"The 'Faultless' is fine cigar, and |
hope Korsmeyer may be able to sell mil
lions of Them said gentleman yesterday
in our hearing. They cost but five cents,
and are sold by F, KorsmeYer, corner Sixth
and Levee.
The customary flood OF New Years
cards is beginning the annual inundation
of the country printing Offices. The styles
are new only in cases where they are in
tended for lady callers, the next being
Leap year,
Jim Summerwcll has moved the new
flag pole into the custom house yard prepare
tory to erecting it. Jim has done a good
Job and has furnished the government q
pole that will bear the stars and stripes of
this glorious land Of liberty for many a day
to come.
The members OF the A. VI. Z. church
will give Thanksgiving dinner at Scheels'
Hall at twelve o'clock to-day, the proceeds
to 90 into the fnnd for e.building their
church. They will also give supper and
sociablc at the same place irt the evening. A
general invitation is extended to the public.
The excitement occasioned by the ar
rests of Irish Nationalist by the English
government has reached Cairo, and our
Irish citizens are considerably stirred up
at the outrageous manner in which the
English government is attempting
to suppress the voice of a people goaded by
and cruel laws enacted for that
special purpose.
Mr.. Hill returned home from New
Orleans day before yesterday, on the John
W. Garrett, to find his wife confined to her
bed with on attack Of fever. The Garrett
goes to Mound City for repairs, before she
loads tor the south when. if the health of
his family will permit, Mr., Hill will again
90 on her.
--"In accordance with the time.honorcd
custom, etc, among leading newspapers,
we will issue THE BULLETIN Tomorrow
just the same as through this was not
holiday that We could take a mean adyan-
tagc OF and deprive our readers OF their
regular literary breakfast dish. After the
feasting and thanks Of to-day they will
need something appetizing.
The grand Chair Ball Of the Delta
City Fire Co., comes of tonight at their
engine house hall, and supper will be
served at slight extra charge. Tickets
are only one dollar, and the company should
dispose Of at least five hundred. The affair
will be a pleasant and enjoyable one to all
who attend, as paltie, by the Deltas always
are.
DR.. NOwatncy called on the BULLETIN
yesterday, and says there is no cause for
alarm. On account of the disease prevailing
out in the country that as it has finally
developed itself. 1t is nothing more nor
less than pneumonia, combined in some
cases with bilious fever, a not unusual dis.
ease at this season Of the year throughout
that section,
Mr.. II. b. Gccr, for long time connect
cd with the Western Union Telegraph
Office in this city, will shortly leave for