The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-27

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!; revenue, was In the city yesterday.
--Prunes, Curants, Raisins, Preserves
and Jelly, cheap. Pettis & Meredith.
: -Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders
large stock at f. Korsmeyer's.
The clnder walk leading to the Re-
form hall, from Commercial avenue, is be-
ing repaired.
Dat Meal, Cracked Wheat, Farina,
Dried Green Peas and Dried Corn, at re-
duced prices. Pettis & Meredith.
We were sorry to learn yesterday, that
Mr.. r. P. Robbins was seriously injured
by fall, some days ago. He is improving
however.
We have still few mounted and var
nIshed maps of Cairo, for sale, at TuE
BULLETIN Office.
The Steamer Gus Fowler will again
make her regular trips between here and
Paducah in few days.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at THE BULLETIN office.
The Cairo City Coal Company now has
supply of dry sawed wood, which will be
sold at reasonable prices.
-Mcerschaum pipes and cigar-holders, a
large stock at F. Korsmeyer's.
The best scent Cigar in the city; also
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Try our
cigars, Pettis & Meredith
The river and harbor appropriation
bill cannot be complete without a few
thousand dollars for Mewloopoogra river
in Maine.
The Illinois Central pay car arrived
Tuesday, and distributed the usual quaint
ty of wealth among its many employees at
this end of the line.
An old Calroite, Mr.. Geo. E. Lounsbury,
was in the city yesterday ona visit. He is
now, and has been for some years, resi-
dent of Denver, Col
We make speciality of fine Tea; so if .
you want something really choice, give us {
a trial; also guaranteed pure Ground |
Spices. Petts & Meredith. I
The police business of yesterday, con- q
sisted Of one solitary case of disorderly 9
conduct, which nctted the city five dollars, i
Judge Olmsted tried the case.
We see from the last issue of the Mas I
'ac journal, published in Metropolis, ILL.,, C
hat Mr. Robert A. Davisson has severed 81
lis connection with that paper. t
The Reform hall was made more at "
ractivc to visitors last evening by the pres II
nee of Mrs. j, F. Miller and Miss Emma v
.eland, who entertained the visitors. 81
Mr. Thomas Horne was yesterday the u :,
ccipient Of beautiful SHIRT stud, set with u
Hot Springs diamond, the gift of Mr.. N
Ike, formerly with E. A. Buder, of this "
ity, d.
The motherifand sister of Mr.. Hugh
ones, of the firm of Jones & Lewis, tress "
oop manufacturers, arrived day before tc
esterday, and will reside here perma- OF
emily. A
1t must be sweet sight for Dick he
glesby and other senatorial aspirants to su
and back and see Shelby NJ. Cullom a
and out his favors and make himself solid or
18th the boys eli
Cook Corned Beef Lunch Tongue, GLIB en-
'nned Roast Beef, Pie Peaches, White in
cath Peaches, White Wax Cherries and ca
Ill line of best brands of Canned Goods. ra
ettis & Meredith. WI
Yesterday morning at about six o'clock
me one fired ball through the second SCI
DRY window Of the building occupied by tire
r. Grady, as saloon, on the corner of hi
'NN~N''' oNiNON uiiNl SplllllCICldl avenue. w
o clue to the shootst was obtained. ed
Boston Cod Fish, 5 cents per pound; VI
lib kits Family Mackerel, rs cents; l5.lb pc
o. ! kits Mackerel, 81 20; BIB tins, some '"'
hing nice, SO and 70 cents; Boston Cod GU
ish balls choice Mackcrcl 0oose), so IN
'nts per dozen Pettis & Meredith. SCI
The wharf boat of the Cairo and Vim. III
'nncs Railroad company was returned to ST,
moorng above the elevator yesterday.
is not known when the Illinois Central's
harf will be brought back, but as tho ice 49,
the river is now very light, it is probable
lat it will be in its place very soon g. g.
Mr. Walton W. Wright is having his So
roper'y near the corner of Tenth street IL,
nd washington avenue extensively i'm wi
roved' The house having been raised On
ven with the established grade n ~
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