The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-30

Mr.. A. Black, who bought large as
soriment of boots and shoes before the late
rise, is offering them at the old figures un'il
the list January His stock is the most COM
plctc in the city and the quality is OF the
best and always found as represented
Rev. Jacob Bradley is diligently at
work soliciting subscriptions to rebuild MS
church, destroyed by the recent hurricane
One hundred dollars is the amount required
to enable him to rebuild. Small contrl-
buttons will be thankfully received,
--Justus Cunningham, the lawyer, and
the man who can appreciate newspaper no.
toricty, even if 1t is of questionable char
acter, better than any other man in the
State of Illinois, is about 10 enter new
business. He is now fitting up restaurant
and eating house on Commercial avenue.
"A large and costly pane of glass in
one of the doors of the Saup-Rose building,
was accidentlt broken yesterday morning
by ex.Mayor Winter, The damage is
obout $500.
We learn from Detective Sheehan, that
he has clue, that, he thinks, will lead to
the recovery of Mr.. Johnson watch and the
capture of the men engaged in its theft.
This is good news for all lawabiding citi
zens.
e. A. Buder has fine stock of holi
day goods in the line of jewelry, silver
ware, gold and silver watches, clocks, rings,
gold pens. etc, also musical instruments of
all kinds. Read his advertisement IN an
other column.
We heard gentleman friend ask
ex-Mayor Winter to take drink last even
ingIbut the ex-otficial refused, in the follow
ing words: MY dear sir, | have not drank
anything stronger than cider within eight
weeks tomorrow, and as for cider care
not at present-thank you all the same"
The Louisville reception Of General
Grant, is not expected to equal that OF
Chicago, but the sales of "FaultlcSs' cigars
by F. Korsmeyer, wholesale and retail
tobacconist, corner Sixth street and Ohio
Levee, grows larger every day. The best
) cents cigar in the city
A letter from Mr.. NJ. B. Harrell to the
publisher of THE BULLETIN, dated at
Lebanon, Ohio, November 2G, contains the
following item of interest to his Cairo
friends 4" Am feeling greatly
improved in both mind and body
aud expect, in two weeks to be at
home, better, sounder, brighter
man than have been for a dozen years.
The last of the Saturday accommoda.
| ton trains on the Cairo and Ninccnnes rail
road, arrived yesterday and brought nearly
or about three hundred strangers to the
city. Nearly all our merchants have been
benefited in one way or another by these
Saturday excursions, and, it is to be
hoped, an effort will be made TO induce the
officers of the road to continue their accom-
mediation business.
Waterloo, Iowa. Jan. %, 1879 was
taken with an acute attack of Rheumatism
last fall. and confined to bed At first en-
ployed a physician, without benefit; then
sent to Wanger Bros Drug Store, and OBJ
tanned a bottle of st. Jacobs Oil, the use of
which soon gave me relief. and cured me of
the attack | can safely recommend it to
all suffering with Rheumatism. Respect
fully, Matt McDcrmott l. C.. X. X. Shops
AN Irish Lord at the Arlington House. e
was the greeting "Cury Mike had for all
his countrymen yesterday. Mike had seen
him, had talked with him, had draycd for
him and charged him double price. because
as he said, she may be hard landlord on
his tenantry.n Mr.. +. } Babbogc, agent tol
w. II. Warren d Co., Rochester n. Y, was
the reputed "lord.' Mr., Babbagc is {
"Phat Boy" and rival OF Eli Perkins, anC
Mike is not TO be laughed at because he
mistook him for an Irish Lord" Mr.. 3
can pcrsonify a lord to perfection, and wclt
he to don pctticoats, he might be considered
a fat aud fair queen of the average European
grade.
CENTRALIA, ILL.,, Aug. 10, 1873.
have used coaline to clean head. light,
of engines, where the dirt is hardened, anC