The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-18
Our first love-Potter.

-lntantile literaturc-the Argus.
Try "Old Prob" cigar, the best smoke
in town for cents, at Pettis s. Birds.
Franklin county is redeemed again.
She went Democratic by large majority.
Mr.. /. Farnbaker has gone to St.
Louis, where he will probably spend few
days before he returns.
Apple butter, peach butter, currant
and peach jelly, at Pettis & Birds.
Another prize baby at the house of
Mr.. keifer of the Cairo and Vincennes rail.
road. Its daughter.
We hear that Messrs. Woodward. Ayers
and Hartman have gone to Chicago for
well, pleasure.
go packages Ruston butter just in, also
small packages for families, at Pettis &
Birds.
Read notice in small advertisement
column Of room for rent to gentleman, or
to gentleman and wife, also cottage to rent.
New buckwheat flour, maple syrup
and New Orleans moasses at Pettis &
| Birds.
The blue-stocking MINISTRIES, who ap-
peared at the Comique for the first time
last night are said to be good thing"
A letter from Tom Morgan dated at
Council Bluffs says he is having a splendid
time and that he expects to work all winter
in Omaha
An elegant stock of new canned goods
bought before the advance and will be
sold very low, at Pettls & Birds.
An unpleasant passenger in street car
is crying Baby. In such cases DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup should be given to the little
sufferer to ease its trouble. 25 cents a
| bottle.
No services were held St. Patrck's
church, on Ninth street, Sunday owing to
the fact that no minister was present to
conduct them.
Try our Imperial tea at SOC and 1jc,
Gunpowder tea at '5c and $1O0. A pres.
ent given away with every pound, at Pettis
& Birds.
Mr.. B. II. Russell, after an absence Of
a year and bali, is back again at his desk
in the Illiaois Central railroad freight office.
Hosts Of his friends welcomed him back.
Squire Robinson is in Galesburg. H.,
attending meeting OF the Odd Fellows
grand lodge; as representative OF the CAIRO
lodge. He is expected to be absent week.
Henry Breihan has handsome lantern
Of many colors, surmounted by miniature
beer keg for sign. Henry can't hide
his light under a buShel, it would require
box car.
The wind that blew yesterday morning
was quite terrific one and caused many of
our good citizens to leave their beds in
their--coat tails, to fasten windows and
doors.
The meteorc shower seems to have up.
set things generally. Men are getting
nervous, but smoking cigar like the
"Faultless,' sold by f. Korsmeyer, whole.
sale tobacconst would steady any ones
nerves. The best ) cent cigar IN the
market
Owing to the fact that the late strong
wind knocked the partitions, etc-in other
words, the "stufiing'- out of the colored
public high school-the scholars will be
permitted to roam at large until Thursday,
when the "stutiing" will have been re.
placed.
The circuit court during its last sess-
ion, took into consideration Mr. John Ho-
gan's plea for divorce from his wife and
granted the same on last Saturday. The
grounds upon which it was asked were aduI.
terry, etc. One adopted child will probably
be left to the care of Mr., Hogan
The Christian church on Eighteenth
street, between Washington and Walnut,
has been rendered the A. NJ. Il. congrega.
ton tor use until that congregation shall
have erected another church ediice of their
own. The A. M. E. congregation appreci.
ates this privilege and feels grateful for it.
The two towboats Sharp Mcdonald
and the Williams, which have been at this
port for week or ten days past, we're yes.
tesday making preparations to get away and
will doubtless have gone by sun-up this
morning. The squabble the lcvec darkies
had Tor berths on these, boats was quite
Tliycly.