The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-29

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City yerterday morning.
-Prunes, Curants, Raisins, Preserves
and Jelly, cheap. Pettis & Meredith.
Mr.. N. Rice, who has been unwell fol-
some weeks, is able to be out again.
-Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders
a large stock at f. Korsmeyer's
Mr.. Harry Walker returned from Pa
ducah on the steamer Fowler yesterday
afternoon.
We have still few mounted and var
nlshed maps of Cairo, for sale, at TIE
BULLETIN Office.
Mr.. p, Saup returned yesterday on the
steamer Fowler, from his farm, and brought
with him sample lot Of his fine breed OF
cows and calves.
Fresh oysters at A. r, DeBaun's, Sc
Ohio Levee,
Dat Meal, Cracked Wheat, Farina,
Dried Green Peas and Dried Corn, at re-
duced prices. Pettis & Meredith.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis has obtained the
signatures of the owners of two-thirds OF
the property along the line of the contem-
plated street railway Of the Cairo City
Street Railway Company.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc. made to order on short notice
at The BULLETIN office.
Rev. Il. b. Olmsted, OF Olmsted, ILL.,,
is in the city on few days visit to his son,
Judge Olmsted.
--Mccrschaum pipes and cigar-holdors, a
large stock at +. Korsmeyers.
The city council meets next Tuesday
and, the most important business that will
be likely to come up before it, is the petit
ton of the Cairo City Street Railway COM
pany, asking permission to build its road,
etc.
A wreck Of freight cars on the Mssls.
sippi Central railroad several miles iron
Fillmore has INSTRUCTED the passage of trains
for several days, but it has been removed
and trains on that road again go and come
on time.
The best scent Cigar in the city; also
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Try our
cigars. Pettis & Meredith. =
The election of Howell E. Jackson, in
Tennessee, for United States sena-
tor, over Horace Maynard, post
master general and ex-minister to
the Turkish court, has decided the question
of power, by small majority, for the dem
ocrats in the upper house OF congress.
For a first-class piano or organ, or the
latest musical publications, call on w. c.
Jocelyn at Tabcr Bros, 1913 Commercial
avenue.
The aggregate receipts of Bernhardt's
performances for ffty-seven nights, is
$206,9 $50 This is what she received tor
acting in French which was no better than
pantomlme to most of her auditors, This,
the SedaIia Democrat says, is another illus
tration of the benefits Of newspaper adver-
Using.
We make a speciality of fine Tea; so if
you want something really choice, give us
trial; also guaranteed pure Ground
Spices. Pettis & Meredith.
Mr. Roman, the young man who COM
posed the drama for "The Amateur Min
stcl Company" some time ago, is IN luck.
He received word from law firm Of Ire
land to the effect that, according to the
last will and testament of young lady
who died on the Isle short time ago, he
is sole heir to her property, which is con-
siderable.
Cook Corned Beef, Lunch Tongue, 2-lb
canned Roast Beef, Pie Peaches, White
Heath Peaches, White Wax Cherries and a
full line of best brands Of Canned Goods.
Pettis Il Meredith.
We have received several contribu-
tons, which are extremely welcome, and
will appear in our next We hope to hear
regularly from our favoritc contributors
"Kate W .,"W. A. NJ, "Llnwood," "Mens'
chcnfreund" and others.
-- Boston Cod Fish, 3 cents per pound
l9.lb kits Family Mackerel, 70 cents; l5-ll
No. kits Mackercl, 1925; BIB tins, some
thing nice, 50 and rs cents; Boston Coo
Fish balls choice Mackerel Qoose), &c
cents per dozen. Petts e. Meredith.
- Mr. Fred Keohler, the popular butcher
continues to supply the people with all
kinds Of the best quality of meats at his
shop, on Eighth street. between the avenues
Mr.. Keohler is also prepared at all times,
to fill orders for any quantity of Bologna
and Wiener sausages, the product OF the
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