The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-28

The Charleston (Mo) Courier calls 1or
a good printer. See special locals.
| For Ladies' and Gents fine shoes 90 to
II. Blocks, Eighth Street.
Choice Wisconsin creamery butter re-
ceived daily by express, at Smith Bros.
If you want first class boarding call at
the Germania House, Restaurant, corner
Poplar, Tenth and Washington avenue.
Just received all late styles of Spring
Bottom cashmere pants at A. Marks, The
Clothier, 81 Ohio Levee.
Fish and clam chowder, Boston baked
beans and Goldfish balls in two and three
pound cans, at Smith Bros.
For the latest styles of stiff and soft
hats 60 to A. Marx, The Clothier, 81 Ohio
Levee.
| Peerless vanilla chocolate put up in
china Jars, ready tor table use, at Smith
Bros.
If you want something good, stop in
at Uncle Joe's Billiard Rooms, and try the
Old Gum Spring Whisky.
There was = very general
and heavy fall in the tenn
perature in the northwest within the
eight hours ending at 2;ll pm. yesterday
as may be seen from the weather report OF
Sergeant W. H. Ray, published elsewhere
Lee & PERKINS, genuine Worcestershire
sauce, essence of Anchovie's and mixed
pickles in bottles, at Smith Bros.
1t may interest some to know that the
late Mr.. J. B. Phillis' life was insured in
the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
company for FIVE thousand dollars.
1T is recommended by physicians for
medical and family uses, the Old Gum
Spring (Ky.) Whisky. Sold at Steagalass
Saloon and Restaurant.
"A new plank walk is being laid in
front of the building on Ohio levee to be
occupied by the Centralia officials Of the
Illinois Central railroad company.
For RENr-A very desirable brick
dwelling containing nine rooms, situated on
Walnut, between Twenty and Twenty-tirst
streets. Apply to B. McMANUs. =
Unsurpassed for purity, melowness
and fine flavor is the Old Gum Spring
anderson Co., KY Whisky; sold by Stea-
gala & Co., corner Sixth street and Com
mercial avenue.
Mr. Joseph Steagala is having al
eighty foot we'll driven at the rear end Of
his saloon and restaurant, on Sixth street
with the view of obtaining plentiful sup
ply of water for saloon and cooking pur
poses.
Over three hundred of the leading
saloons and drug stores sell the Old Gun
Spring (sour mash) Whisky and can testlf,
to its purity, mellowness and fine flavor
Sold at Steagala & Co.'S Saloon and Bill
f lard Rooms.
}. Three prisoners escaped from the coun
:. ty Jail few days ago by breaking throug
4 the floor over their cells. The names c
/. the prisoners are Renner, Thos. Lynch an
: one Lyons, all three hard cases; but not i
for any serious offences.
i have all the sizes In Foster XII
gloves and will continue to sell them at tn
same price as when first introduced then
These gloves can be found In one quallt
only. / warrant every pair to be genuine
or money refunded. 0. Haythorn.
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BULLETIN some days ago was admitted t,
bail by Judge Baker in the sum of fv,
thousand dollars to answer the charge o.
numbering Francis Heater in this county
has succeeded In securing bail and was re-
leased last Monday.
Our Fall and Winter stock of Shoes
for Ladies', Gents and Childrcns is com.
plete in every department, which embraces
many new styles. Inspection invited.
PARLoR SHOE STORE,
1O2 Commercial ave., bet. 9th and 18th SITS.
There continues to be general
steady rise Of the rivers, especially above
Cairo. AT this point the Ohio marked
eleven feet seven inches above low water
mark yesterday at III p. M, a rise of
eleven inches during the preceding eight
hours.
Remember the meetings at the Baptist
church at three o'clock this afternoon and