The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-29
In AND AROUND THE CITY.

This is gloomy, sloppy, sleepy weather
we ore having. Where is the icel
oil painting gems, PANEL chromos,
statuary, etc, at Fords.
Yesterday and tomorrow" are GER
tainly troublesome for us.
Mobile Oysters in bulk and can at
Sproat's.
Japan trays and lunch baskets at
Fords.
"A supper and sociable given by the A.
N. E. church folks Thursday evening, at
Scheils hall, netted favorably.
ladies companions, sailor valises,
German knife baskets at Ford's.
From Mr.. Geo. O'Hara, We learn that
the chair ball Melted the Delta City Fire
company, about $3.50.
japanese brackets and boquet tables
at Fords Bazaar.
Mobile Oysters in bulk and can at
Sproats,
Mr.. w. A. Dripps has been very sick
the past three weeks, in St. Louis, with an
abcess in the throat.
Go to Z. c. Ford's on Eight street and
get your pictures framed in his elegant new
mouldings.
Mrs. r. NJ. Lemen of Bond County
Illinois, is in the city on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Burnett.
A large quantity and fine quality of
Kentucky lake fish was brought over on the
Three States yesterday morning and sent
south by express.
Indian baskets, ladies beautiful glove
and handkerchief boxes, splash mats and
sewing stands at Ford's
Mrs Ida James returned to the city
yesterday from st. Louis, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dnpps
1--WE are coming Father Abraham 300,-
900 more" to indorse the good and effective
qualities Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in
every case of cough, colds, etc.
The finest line of photo frames, motto
frames and cascls ever brought to Cairo,
at Fords.
The proceedings OF the special Noyem-
Der session Of the board of county com
mssioners occupy considerable of Que
space this morning.
Col. James johnson Is yet suffering
from the rough handling he received at the
hands Of the highwaymen Tuesday even
Ing. We met him on the street yesterday
and lie was complaining very much
The right thing in the right place is
without doubt DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, the
best remedy for babies while fretting,
Price % cents n bottle.
Mr.. A. Black, who bought large as.
sortmcnt Of boots and shoes before the late
rise, is Offering them at the old figures until
the 1st January His stock is the most com
pete in the city and the quality is Of the
best, and always found as represented.
The youth and beauty that bravcd the
threatening weather to attend the balls
and parties Thursday evening got the
starch and powder pretty well worked out
Of them while returning home after their
nights amusement.
| One Of New Yorks prominent chem
lets, Mr. Albert G. Dung, 81 Bowcry
says st. Jacobs Oil cured well known
auctionccr, and many other prominent Cit
zens Of Rheumatism. II is relabl,
remedy.
A stranger, while under the lnhuenc,
OF liquor, had narrow escape from drown
ing Thursday evening. He tumbied int
the river from wharf boat No. 9, and had i
not been for the timely and well dircctc,
efforts of the Waterman, he would have bee
numbered among those Of the past
! The select party given at the Turnc
Hall, Thursday evening,by Lon Daniels Phi
G. Barclay, Eug. L. Ellis, S. T. Rcdmar
Ed. H. Mccullough and WILDER parkc
was a grand social success. A large nun
Der OF both seXes--thc elite of the cit,
danced the evening hours merrily away {
the music of the Cairo Combination band
Mr., w. f. Russell, carpenter an
builder, had about six hundred feet {
dressed lumber stolen from his shop, at IN
corner of Ninth and Walnut streets, Thur
day night Detective Shcehan (Pinkcrto
No. 2, as the boys call HIM has the matte
in hand and will no doubt bring the guilt
wrctches to justice. What will be stole
next--a railroad or steamboat, chl