The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-05

Full line of Christmas goods at Buders
at low figures. If
School children will find The BuLLE.
TIN scratch-books Nos. and tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
"A, Hally has few more Of the best
soft coal Base-Burners ever brought to
Cairo Call and see him. CT
The county board met at the court
house yesterday, but didn't quite finish up
all business.
SOLID silver and plated ware at St..
Louis prices. Buder, If
Elegant and artist proof steel plate
engravjngs, sexes retail price, SIS each are
offered at bargain, apply at the BULLETIN
office, st
Take your old hats to Mrs. Williamson
and le' her shape them over and make
them look like new for % cents. She has
just received the lates style blocks.
The city council meets in first regular
monthly session tonight. The most i'm
portant business Wis probably be the pas
sage of the electric Ii. hit ordinance.
Mrs Z. c. Ford and child have re-
turned from their eastern trip. Mrs. Ford
was benefited by the "trip, but it was getting
too cold to be pleasant where she was
DIR Leach brought from his farm yes
terday for family use supply Of the finest
northern Spy and Ben. Davis apples ever
sampled by the man of Tue BULLETIN
The City Attorney, W, f. Hendricks
is said to be in Paducah on business of
hymenal character. "Hymenial," that
means something about getting married
Mr.. John A. Bower, at the corner of
Twelfth street and Washington avenue,
makes an extraordinary announcement in
special locals this morning which will in
tercst many. Read it.
Mr.. NJ. T. Skif, manager, and George
Lawrence agent, OF the Katie Putnam
troupe, were at The Halliday yesterday.
Kttie appears at the Opera House here on
the 11th12th and 10 instants.
Mr.. George Irwin, of Buttes, Montana
Territory, issh the city since last week,
visiting his brother Circuit Clerk Irwin
and family. Mr. Irwin was elected sheriff
Of his county at the recent election.
--Cuas Gilhotfer has just put in new
sausage machine and his patrons can now
obtain any kind of sausage desired, in prime
order, from his shop on 9Th and on Com
mercial near Goth where 1t will be kept for
sale 3t
Genuine French marble clocks, gold
watches and diamonds at Buder's If
AS may be seen from notice in spe-
cial locals this morning, the establishment
Of the late VIM. Alba is hereafter to be un-
der the personal supervision of Mr., Conrad
Alba, one Of our most popular tonsoraI
artists, who solicits Il continuance Of past
patronage for the establishment.
The company, which is to present "Es'
meralda," the great domestic play, in this
city, comes TO us direct from the Madison
Square Theatre, n. Y. Every actor is a
worthy artist The scenery, too, from New
York, will be u feature. The play ran $50
nights in N Y. City, and is the third in
the album of the great Madison Square
success. The public may be assured of a
fine performance
Argus ave are in receipt of copy Of
the "Clinton Democrat" handsomely
printed weekly paper, col. folio, published
at Lock Haven, Pa. Mr.. +. II. Thielecke,
formerly ofTHE CAIRO BULLETIN, is editor,
and he may Justly be proud of the appear.
ance of his sheet. The Democrat goes on
our weekly exchange list, as requested, and
with pleasure"