The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-21

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The softest and finest shoes for infants
in the city, are at A. Blacks.
--"Between the Acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
For first class boots and shoes go to O.
Haythorns. Largest stock, best assortment
reasonable prices.
Mr. Chas. Lancaster and family has
returned from their trip to Chicago.
-wantcd-The name Of the police Of
fcer who attends religious services.
Mr.. Speck. Thos. Wilson and Chas'
Henderson have returned from their visit
to Chicago.
The latest novelty in ladies shoes can
be found at A, Blacks.
The $3.50 excursion train leaves this
morning on the narrow gauge for St. Louis
Special coaches are provided for use of
white people.
Rev. Whitaker will deliver his lecture
on temperance at the next regular meeting
of the Reform club, by request OF the club.
The young peoples temperance as
ISOLATION will give an ice cream sociable,
in Reform hall, on Tuesday night next.
The handsome physiognomy of Capt.
Hambleton yesterday beauufed Ohio
levee aud lent an unusual charm and at,
tractlveness to that street.
A boy baby weighing ten and half
pounds, was yesterday morning born unto
Capt. Chas. Nellis-upon which fact THE
BULLETIN congratulates him.
The Illinois Central passenger train
yesterday came in eight hours behind time
The cause of this was the great rush Of
travel at the upper end OF the road.
Lumber has been deposited on Walnut
street, between Eleventh and Thirteenth
streets which will be used for the
reconstruction of the stretch of walk
between those streets.
Elegant, durable and perfect in fit
Full line of West Brothers fine shoes FOL
Gents wear at o. HAYTHoRNs.
DIR. Frank Metcalf is now located a
Pulaski, where, we are pleased to learn, HI
is enjoying good practice. He expects Il
remain there until next fall and then com
plete his studies.
The Southern Illinois Advocate, pub
lished at Anna says: Freeman Levey
went to Cairo last Monday to work for Dan
Hartman, Esq "Bld" is deserving young
man, and we are pleased to see him receive
his merits"
The warehouse which has been il
course of erection for some time, opposite
the Illinois Central Railroad company;
passenger depot, on Ohio levee, is abou
completed. 1t adds considerably to thu
appearance of the levee from mid-river.
My fall stock of fine boots and shoes
are now arriving. Call and see them.
o. HAYTHoRS.
If you have symptoms of chi!ls or jaun
dice, or bilious complaints Of any kind, g
to Geo. OHara and buy Forbes Live
Pad, Mol. It's a sure cure If worn accord
Ing to directions. Ask for Forbes Pad
Price, $l.00.
We suggest 70 the proper authorize:
that the weeds which grow luXuriantly a
the edges OF our walks aud which
cover the edges Of many Of them, be Gu
down. This would not only add to the az
pearancc of our streets but also to the com
fort of pedestrians.
job work, all kinds, up stairs owe
Taber's jewelry store. Aidcn's job Office
The suits for the Mound City HANCOCK
and English club arrived in this city da.
before yesterday, as we stated they would
and were worn by "the boys on the occa
sion of the free barbecue at Mound Cit,
, night before last. The Mound Cityite
have adopted the name of BOOSTERS" AM
> their suits are similar to those Of the Cair
K. BOOSTERS.
They are more perfect in fit, better il
quality and lower in price than any otne
4 trstclass shoes; West Brothers q lie shoe
e for ladies and children. For sale only b
7, o. HAWTHORN.
= Just received a full line OF ladies
|. misses and childrens boots aud shoes &c
f fal! and winter wear at City Shoe Store,
There were but two cases in the polio
courts yesterday and both Of them wei
W tried by Squire Osborn. The first was tn,
n. Of Malinda Burns, colored lady, tor a
oil saulting one Mrs. Hawkins, also colore
r. lady The arrest was made by Officer r.
3D. Ter and the fine assessed was five dola
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