The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-10

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New Orleans mead il the latest and
a most delicious beverage at Phil II. Saup's
establishment on Washington avenue.
Lancaster & Rico have sent $4,000 feet
of lumber on their contract to the Anna
asylum,
A new drink -Shcrbet lemonade at
Avinger g. Tharp's is all the rage. See
notice in another column.
Ladies should resd Mrs. Williamsons
notice in another column. 1t is fully as
interesting as our fashion letter
Two hundred very fine Cashmere, all
wool, suits, all colors, for mems wear, only
sl2.5O- worth $500, atthe Palace. ]. Bur
ger & Bro.
For assisting at the consultation the
day President Garfield was shot Drs. Az
new and Hamilton received each 81 900.
NO unpleasant taste follows draught
of Phil II. Saup's "New Orleans Mead" Go
and try it and you will take none other. =
Boy WANTED to clerk in clothing
store; must be Is or 16 years old, and have
good recommendations Apply at The
BULLETIN Office.
The Gallatin agricultural board will
give itsregular annual exhibition at Shaw
neetown, Ills, commencing August 3Oth
and ending September I'd. We acknowl-
edge, with thanks, the receipt of compli-
mentary tickets.
There will be services at nearly all
our churches to-day. Rector Davenport
officiates at the Episcopal church; Rev.
George at the Presbyterian, Rev. Whitaker
at the Methodist and Rev. Hosfeld at the
German Lutheran.
The peasantest drink ever offered to
the Cairo public is STATIONS genuine
"New Orleans Mead" to be had at Phil H.
Saup's confectionery and ice cream parlor.
The hot weather has caused longing
eyes to be turned toward Dixon Springs,
and descent will probably be made on
them by Cairo people in next few days. A
score or more have already expressed de-
termination to 90 this week.
The president says the pain he suffers
sis like trip.hammer crashing upon my
body. If you can imagine cramp such
as you have sometimes in the water, one
thousand times intensified, then you can
have some idea of the pain have suf-
fered."
Check books, order books, receipt
books, ETC., done on short notice at THE
BULLETIN Office. Stock and work guar
anteed. Prices "rock bottom" .
The Illinois Central railroad company
has concluded to remove its general offices
from Centralia to this city. 1t has purchas-
ed the building now occupied by Mr.. Gus
Boi.o as restaurant and saloon for the
purpose and will commence making the
change soon.
--"Stratton's New Orleans Mead" is
composed chiefly of pure spices and is not
only cooling to the system and pleasant to
the taste, but IS conductive to the general
health. Phil II. Saup sells it at five cents
per glass.
What strange people we area How
suffering doth wipe out all remembrance of
wrong, and call forth sympathy where at
first was naught but condemnation. Some
years ago Garfield was healthy and cor
rupt man; bullet has transformed him
into being noble, sanity pure. Will he
again degenerate as health and vigor re-
appear9
Eight hundred pounds OF ruled stock
for commercial work. Regent and West
lock brands, and Cranes Irish linen, in
voice just opened at The BULLETIN Office,
Washington avenue corner Twelfth street.
xxx Beer" the finest malt produc-
ton ever brought to this city, has just been
received in large quantities by Mr.. Louis
c. Herbert, near the corner of Eighth
street and Commercial avenue. The
cripple X" is superior to any other beer in
the country, lisa cool and healthy beverage,
which, once known, will be preferred to
every other brand. Call at Mr.. uerberts
and try the "XXX."
The little son Of Mr.. Thomas Darmody
was bitten by the large dos Of Judge w.
II. Green yesterday morning, in a manner
that it was at first said would endanger the
boys life. he (the boy was in the act
of bringing milk to the residence
OF Mr.. Aisthorpe when the dog jumped at
him and buried his large teeth in the bows