The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-29
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois
IN AND AROUND THE CITY,


Goldstine & Rosewater's gives that block
about one hundred feet of continuous brick
sidewalk.
-Chow-chow, Mixed Pickles and New
Goods in bulk at PETTIs & BIRDS.
The Cairo calaboose contains thirteen
inmates, five female and eight males. This
is the largest number that has been confined
in that institution at one time, during the
present year.
.-NIince Meat, Apple Butter, Peach But
ter and Jelly in Bulk at PErTIs & BIRDS.
The healthy growth Of the baby is de-
pendent upon its freedom from the PERM
cious effects of opium. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is the best remedy known for the
diseases of early childhood.
We are agents for the Old Prob. cigar,
the best smoke for cents in town. PET
tbs G. BIRD.
The Lincoln Times says: "Hon. John
II. Oberly is looming up as the Democratic
candidate for governor IN 1880, and il NOM
mated, he will be elected; if elected he
will make the best and most popular gov
ernor Illinois has had for years"
People will not be so very foolish that
they will allow themselves to be deceived
with new Cough Syrup when they have
experienced the value of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup for many years Price, 25 cents.
The auction sale of Mr. A. ii. Twins
household furniture will take place at his
residence, on Seventh street. tomorrow
morning, commencing at 10 o'clock. The
lot embraces the entire furnishing Of the
house, and will, of course, be sold for what
it will bring. For details see the adver-
| tisement.
Our choice Northern Butter, comes in
twice per week, and gives the best satlsfac-
ton. PETTIs & BIRD.
The Thirteenth street school-house has
been changed, by its coat of ream-colored
white paint, from very ordinary looking and
structure, to neat snowy and really hand
some building. The fences and steps, side
walks and all the surroundings have been
rebuilt and repaired, and the two or three
hundred dollars expended, were wisely
and judiciously applied.
Mr.. f. Wilke, Lafayette, Ind, re.
ports case where man suffered so badly
with Rheumatism that he could not move.
His legs were swollen and he had the most
terrible pains. Twelve hours after the first
application of the St. Jacobs oil the pains
were gone and the swelling had disappeared.
The Eads jetties plan, if adopted, is to
place CAIRO on hill, and thousands of
smokers, will be seen, where hundreds are
now, smoking the Faultless 5 cents cigar,
the best ever offerd to the public. Sold
only by +. Korsmeyer, Sixth, near Levee'
Exactly thirty passengers came on
board the Fisk, yesterday at Mound City.
The fare from that city to this is only five
cents. The citizens Of Metropolis, 40 miles
up the river, can board the boat, secure an
excellent dinner on board and ride to Cairo
for twenty-five cents. This cheap travel is
certainly good thing for Cairo, but it Ger.
tainly must be telling upon the finances Of
| the packet owners who maintain it.
Fifty cases Tomatoes, so cases Var
mouth Corn, new goods bought before the
advance, and will be sold close. PErTIs &
BIRD.
Affairs in and about the new quarters
Of the Alexander county bank are rapidly
assuming "ship shape which expression
is supposed to convey an idea of the highest
degree Of order and neatness. The build
ing will be painted, new sidewalks in from
and on Eighth street will be put down, and
the corner" rather uncomely Of late vii
become both useful and ornamental.
--Messrs. Peter Grunden and Abraham
Palmer, Mennonitcs from Odessa, Russia
are in the city, stopping at the st. Charles
They are visiting this portion Of the United
States with the view Of purchasing large
body of land--twcnty thousand acres, they
say--upon which to settle colony Of thci
co. religionists. After visiting Southeas
Missouri, they will pass through Arkansas
into Texas. II these men could be induced
to effect their purchases in Southern Iii
nois, the colony would bring more weatl
into our midst than is likely to be gained
by the present process Of immigration, in
half dozen years.
, We have received, from the farm o
Mr.. Steers, in Pulaski county, sweet pc
tato that weighs over six pounds. 1t look
like large potato and is large one; bu
before we say it is the largest that has bee
grown in this.country this season, we prefe
to hear from the Missouri bottoms, in Mis-