The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-26
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

--Wanted--a good mich COW. Apply
at No. 8 Winters Row.
Judge Mulkey left by the Illinois Cen
trail yesterday afternoon for Mt. Vernon.
-Cornices and room moulding put up to
order at Ford's.
We were sorry to learn of the serious
illness of Mr. Andrew Cams little son YES
friday.
Get your oysters for Thanksgiving
dinner at A. T. DeBaum's, SO Ohio Levee
next to /. NJ. II. r., Office.
Oil painting gems, pannel chromos,
statuary, ETC., at Fords.
Judge Crawford was among the num-
Der whose presence adorned our streets yes
terday.
Japan trays and lunch baskets at
Ford's.
Conductor Page Of the Illinois Central
railroad, we regret to hear, has been sick at
the st. Charles for several days,
True charity is to give your suffering
Rheumatic neighbor bottle of St, Jacobs
Oil.
-Drummers were numerous in the city
yesterday-in fact they were more So. All
of which indicates that business is booming.
Get your oysters for Thanksgiving
dinner at A. T. DeBams, Sc Ohio Levee,
next to I. NJ. r. R., Office.
Ladies companions, sailor valises,
German knife baskets at Ford's.
Miss Molie Boyle, who has been visit
ing friends IN Vincennes for the past sew
eral weeks, has returned.
Caution insures safety, and all cautious
people cure their colds with DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. % cts.
japanese brackets and boquet tables
at Ford's Bazaar.
Last Saturday eggs were retailed at II
cents per dozen and yesterday they were
wholesaled at 90 cents. Where now is the
Cairo heneryl
BY postal card, We learn that Tom
Morgan, after circuling around awhile,
has settled for the winter in Omaha.
Remember the poor tomorrow. But
don't take this as a hint to send US atur
key. Editors never, or hardly ever eat
turkey.
Go to E. G. Fords on Eight street and
get your pictures framed in his elegant new
mouldings.
"A new crossing has been put down in
front of THE BULLETIN office-not made
necessary, however, by our employees fire..
quent travels across the street
Mr.. John Marnell, for quite a while
connected with the Sun office, has severed
his connection, Herewith and contemplates
quitting the printing business permanently
The Postofficc will be open only from
s to O'Clock tomorrow forenoon. The
balance of the day will be devoted to CIV.
ing thanks by the attaches of the office.
Indian baskets, ladies beautiful glove
and handkerchief boxes, splash mats and
sewing stands at Ford's.
The portly form and genial smile Of
Judge Bross can again be seen on our
streets. He has returned from an attend.
ance OF the meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of
the |. o. o.. f.
The early bird catches the worm, and
sometimes bad cold, which however does
no injustice to the of old provcrd, for with
the aid Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup colds are
Of no consequence. Price, % cents.
The finest line Of photo frames, motto
frames and easels ever brought to Cairo.
at Fords
We want to whisper It into your ears
dear reader, that the fathers name is SAM
uel j. Humm that the baby weighs twelve
pounds and made It's arrival only day
ago But it will please be remembered by
all under whose observation this item may
fall that secrecy is the object.
If you select good healthy food fol-
your family, you should also look to the
welfare Of your baby. For all trouble OF
early childhood nothing is better than DR.
Bulls Baby Syrup. 20 cents bottle.
We were yesterday reliably informed
that one OF our uptown COMMISSION men
had-but we can't say it, we daren't say it
In fact, we have very high regard for oul
corporal Wilderness, and, though we may
be blamed for our silence, we Just simpl,
WON'T say it.
General Ben. Harrison, member o
the Mississippi River Commission, was