The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-27

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is being newly painted
The general rise OF the temperature ii
the northwest continues.
Most elegant line of Ladies' Shoes il
the city, at Haythorn's.
ALI owners of billiard tables have
agreed with Marshal Myers to quit playing
billiards on Sunday.
The carpeting and ronovating OF the
church of the Redeemer is being pushed
rapidly to completion.
1000 dolls for the holiday trade, which
will be offered at prices that cannot be du-
plicated elsewhere, Stuart,
Services will be held in the Baptist
church this evening at which Rev. John
w Hal is expected to preach,
No services will be held in the Episco.
pal church to-day, because tho repairs have
not sufficiently progressed to permit it.
Mr.. P. W. Wilcox, the Mendoza car.
penter, and renowned lecturer, will do.
liver bis lecture on the life Of Garfield at
Hartman's hall tomorrow evening
Buyers Of dry goods who do not in.
vestgate our prices before buying will lose
money. Stuart
The grand jury ut Washington has
found an indictment against the man
William Jones, who attempted 10 asssssi-
nate Guteau
Ladies should look through the shoe
department Of Stuart's reliable cash dry
goods house. csc. to SOC, per pair can be
saved, Every pair is warranted
-Mr, and MISS. J. Housh are in the city.
Professor Housh is general agent for D. II.
Baldwin & Co., pianos and organs, and is
looking for suitable store room with
view to locating in Cairo
No better or more useful Christmas
present, nor one that would be more ap.
precisted, could be made than a copy of
Gaskell's compendium of forms.
On account of bridge washing out.
on the upper end Of the Cairo division of
the Wabash, the towns along this end of
the Inc above Cairo had no mails from
north or south from Friday morning until
Saturday night at 10 o'clock; Monday
mornings mail being the first TO bring any
daily papers.
Beginning with Tuesday evening and
continuing for three evenings, the ladies of
st, Patrck's church will give grand fair
and festival at the Arab engine house. The
proceeds from the event are to be expended
for the benefit of the church. The ladies
should have the encouragement Of the pub
lie generally in their efforts.
Use The CArRo BULLETIN perforated
Scratch'book, made Of calendered lutte
manila, equally good for ink or pencil. For
sale, in three sizes, at the Office.
The secretary Of the Indiana board of
health reports au alarming spread of small
pox, Eastman college, at Richmond, has
been compelled TO suspend its clssees, and
the schools OF Madison, Fort Wayne, and
South Bend have been greatly affected by
the scourgc, The Indianapolis board Of
health has ordered the vaccination of all
persons within ten days, under penalties.
The ladies' Of the Episcopal church will
give their dinner at the Temperance hail.
on December, 18th, stb and 9th, to raise ne.
cessary funds to complete the repairs now
in progress on the church A splendid bill
of fare will be prepared,
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
puts no arduous conditions into it's policy
contracts. They are incontestable after
three years, and payable at maturity with.
out rebate Of interest, Immediately after the
receipt of satisfactory proofs Of death This
is fact which cannot be too much appreci.
sted in these times of vexatious litigation.
Our readers will notice the societys sd.
vertisement
-Stuarts popular and reliable cash dry
goods house will show during the coming
week an elegant line Of novelties in holiday
goods, purchased by an experienced buyer
in New York from the direct importers, and
will be offered at prices that deserve in.
spection,
The iucontostsble policies ofthe Equit.
able Life Assurance Society," payable with. |
out delay as soon as due, and its "tontinc
saving fund" system, reducing the cost of
insurance to very small amount al the
time when the policy holders labos be.
come unproductive, are features in the bus
mess Of the Society which readily explain
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