The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

weeks.
The Theater Comique has one hundred
and sixteen stars on their bills for this
week
Get the best, always, The best is the
Phoenix Baking Powder. GrocerS will all
have it tomorrow,
DIR. Petrie will soon take charge of
several of the handsome rooms in the
Alexander County bank building.
Twenty packages of Ruston's choicest
butter will be on sale at the popular grocery
house of Pettis & Birds.
Superintendent German had gang Of
men at work yesterday, leveling Tenth
street, between Washington and Walnut
"A real old New England dish can be pre-
pared by using some of Pettls " Birds
picked pork and beans
By consulting the "church directory
on the first page our readers can learn the
time and places where services will he held
to-day,
Police news was not to be had for love
yesterday. We tried it and therefore are
enabled to convey this bit of information
-"otficially."
--Mcssrs, Pettis & Bird, the Eighth
street grocers, have received consignment
of fine Florida oranges, II you have taste
for delicious fruit call on them.
The Rev. D. A. Bonnar, rector of the
Church of the Redeemer, and wife, will
will be settled in their new home, on
Washington avenue, above Nineteenth
street, this week.
The usual services will take place in
the German Lutheran church this forenoon
and an English sermon will be preached in
the evenug-theme: Either servant of
satan, Jr 4 servant of Christ.
We are told that Mr.. T. NJ Harrell,
one Of our dentists, will soon quit pulling
teeth In this city and will pull up stakes
at no distant day. He will settle in the
northern part Of this state.
We call the attention of our readers TO
the notices of Messrs. Pettis & Bird. They
are enterprising business men who under
stand the wants OF the people and the priu-
tiers and strive hard to supply them.
The fire department, which has made
several Intellectual attempts to hold meet
ing in the council chamber, will TRY
again" on tomorrow night-when it is
hoped that q quorum will be present.
The interesting paper of |. A, NJ en-
titled, "Do you mean it, was crowded out
to-day, as was also the report Of the COM
mittees on the Irish relief fund. Both will
appear in our next issue.
Mr., NJ. yesterday and wife, and Mr..
H. Leighton, left for Eco yesterday morn
Ing, where they will attend the Sunday
school convention. Prot, jerome, we are
told, will not be present to address the
convention.
1t is now asserted that Solomon got
the gold used in building the temple, from
Alaska, part Of our territory. and it is also
truthtully asserted that the best five cent
cigar in the world is the "Faultlcss," sold
by F. Korsmyer, corner Sixth street and
Ohio Levec
-Messrs, Smith & Brinkmyer merchant
tailors, have received large stock Of all
kinds OF suitings, broadcloths etc, and are
prepared to make suits on short notice at
low prices Their work always gives salts
faction, their piece goods are the best
brands and good fits are be guaranteed.
The grea, tragedienne, Nine. Janau-
schek, supported by Mr.. Harry Meredith
and large company of talented ladies and
gentlemen, will make her appearance IN
this city on next Saturday evening, The
admission will be seventy-tive cents. and
one dollar for reserved seats; but this will
be checrfuliy paid by our people, since her
company is one which Is uncQualled by
any travelling company.
Mr.. c. A. Kitchen, who has been in
this city for little over week, canvassing
for the complete works Of Dickens and
Moore, has succeeded in getting two hun.
drcd orders in this city to date, He has
already ordered the books, and will com.
mence their delivery tomorrow Certainly,
no book agent ever met with more success
in this city than did Mr. Kitchen,
--Messrs. Pcttis & Bird can make the
grandest and most varied display Of fancy
groceries, canned goods and pickles in the
city. No one standing in need Of any.
thing in the grocery line can afford to ig.
more them Go and see their numerous
| sDeCialtics and note their low nricps