The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-07
OUR CHIP BASKET.
FILLED WITH INTERESTING LOCAL
CHIPS OF ALL SIZES.


The BULLETIN is still the official pa.
per of Alexander County. .
Go and see the display of Toys, and
other holiday goods at STuART's.
The best Dairy butter in the city at
PETTIs e BIRDS.
We are still selling at old prices, not
wlthstanding the rapid advance in prices,
STUART.
Ask to be shown the handsome articles
that he has ii, store. 1t will pay you to
call at Hartman's.
We give place this morning to com.
munication, from "XXX,' on "What is
Man. 1t will be found, if not instructive,
at least interesting.
Our stock of new canned goods Is
complete and very cheap. Try them.
PETTTs & BIRD.
The poetry in this mornings issue,
"Alone with my Conscience 10y /, A. NJ,
is worthy of place in these columns and
speaks for itself.
New Orleans Sugar and molasses,
new stock at bottom prices.
PETrIs & BIRD.
Something handsome in camp chairs,
don't fail to see them before all are sold.
HARTMAN.
Buyers of dry goods will do themselves
great injustice by not inspecting our stock
of goods, before buying elsewhere. We
solicit visit of inspection. STUART.
Genuine Vermont maple syrup and
New York Buckwheat, at
PETTIs e BIRD,
Gov. Cullom has issued his proclama-
ton offering reward of 5000 for the arrest
of John and Robert Taylor, who murdered
two brothers named Eichenand, at Chan
dlerville, November 80.
See our display of Toys, Dolls and
Fancy Goods on our 8, 10, % and so cent
counters on Monday. STUART.
A new lot of ovcrcoats, suits and gents
furnishing goods received at A. Marks.
--latest styles hats, caps, etc. "Whecl of
fortune" scarfs, cclluioid collars and cuffs.
A fine stock at low prices.
Our Patent Fire Kinder, is the best in
the market. PETTIs e BIRD.
Don't fail to call at Hartman's and ex.
anime his large assortment of holiday
goods, which consists Of many new and
useful goods, Call early and avoid the
rush.
Try our choice new extra sugar cured
hams, breakfast bacon and shoulders.
PETTIS e BIRD.
We caught the rumor yesterday that
one Of our good citizens beamed with
pleasure-the cause of which was an en-.
trely new baby; but being in doubt about
the affair, we Withhold the name. The baby
is said to weigh ten pounds, naked
Grand display of Toys, japanese and
Lacqucred Handkerchief, Gloves andJcwcl
Boxes, together with an endless variety of
fancy goods and notions bought expressly for
the holiday trade at Stuart'S popular and
reliable Cash Dry Goods House.
Queen Victoria is recovering. Some
body tried to blow up the Car Congress
man Springer has an interest IN one hun.
| dred million estate, and the "Faultlcss" is
| the best five cent cigar ever smoked. Sold
by +. Korsmeyer, wholesale and retail.
The crossing on Commercial avenue cx.
ending from Kulges grocery to IIartmans
qucensware store, is in need of repairs.
During the late rainy weather several of
our citizens interested themselves enough
in it to place boards over the worst parts
OF it. 1t should be reconstructed.
We have been asked the question:
GLOW long will pedestrians, on Washington
avenue be required to walk around the OBJ
struction Of the sidewalk, between Fourth
and Fifth streets" We give it up. Ask
us something easy, We suppose, as long as
the mud lasts Il make it disagreeabe.
Marx had a busy day yesterday, not
wthstsnding the withdrawal of the Cairo
& Nincinnes excursion train. He and his
assistants were given no rest from morn
ing till night. lie has an immense stock,
and people will go where they can get the
best goods, at lowest prices
In our report Of the temperance meet
ing yesterday appeared the following sen.
tcncc; "We never listen to Col. Lowry
without regrctting, even when the hall is
crowded, our citizens can not J near him. y
We wrote it: THAT MORE or our citizens
can not hear hm"--but the printer who set
it--well, may he rest in peace,