The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-22

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York store 10 selling sugar, coffee and all
kinds Of family groceries' Read prices in
another column.
Leave your orders for fine dressed tur-
keys and crsnberries with Walter B. Pettis,
the grocer. st
Mrs. Geo. W. Chellet is in the city to
spend the holidays among friends and re.
lstves here. She arrived yesterday.
BUY your groceries, fruits, etc, for holt
days from Walter B. Pettis, the grocer.
Miss Dreman, very attractive young
lady, is in the city spending the holidays
with her cousin, Mrs. w. B. Gilbert.
We have full line of fancy groceries
for holiday trade at low prices. Walter B.
Pettis, the grocer. st
Mr.. P. G. Callahan, conductor on the
Mobile and Ohio railroad, contemplates
visit to his home in Lyuchburg, Va. He
will probably start to-day.
Miss Sadie Wells made her debut at
the Theatre Comque this week. She is an
attractive little serio-comc vocalist. ct
MIR. VIM. Oney and Miss Josephine
Foster, both Of this city, we're united in
marriage by County Judge ]. II. Robinson
yesterday afternoon.
The performance of 1.-THE Three Frank.
Inns" are an extraordinary feature of the
show at the Theatre Comique this week.
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The terryboat Three States was crowd
ed with teams and people at nearly every
trip yesterday, and the streets and many of
the stores of the city were thronged with
country people making holiday purchases.
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, ETC., just received at
The BULLETIN Job Office, No. 70 Ohio
Levee. If
The case OF Dean VS.. Crowel, brought
here by change of venue from Massac coun-
ty and tried before Judge Browning at the
Office OF Messrs. Mulkey & Leek Friday,
was concluded at noon on that day aEd
the court took the case under Amusement.
Chief among the new male artists at
The Theatre Comique this week are Baker
and Gardner, in their irresistably funny re-
presentations, sayings and songs. ct
Major A. J. Alden, who has been en-
ployed in the government printing office at
Washington for soma time, arrived home
Wednesday to spend the holidays and to
recuperate. He has been afflicted with q
mslarial complaint for some weeks.
For SALE-A good heating stove
sheet iron drum new CRATE and fire brick
lining, in complete order, price $500.
81 E. A. BURNETT.
Last Tuesday Mr.. Samuel Shannon, of
Mt. Carmel, past Grand High Priest of the
Royal Arch Chapter Of Illinois, WAS in the
city. He came for the purpose of attending
a meeting of the Chapter here and taking
part IN the installation of Mr.. P. w. Bar
clay as G. G. of II. The event was an i'm.
portant one in Masonic circles and was Of
unusual interest.
For holiday presents 60 to Miller's and
examine his fine line Of opera glasses, gold
and silver watches, tiger eye rings, casters,
cake baskets, ice pitchers, chains, bracelets,
etc. 2t
For several hours yesterday morning
the merry Ginning of sleigh bells might
have been heard in the streets, and snow-
bsiling was also INDUCED in here and there.
But the snow was only few inches deep
and soon disappeared in the middle Of the
streets under the combined action of wagon
wheels and the sun. Several very pretty
cutters were out, that were admired by
everybody, as they dashed along.
"A large lot of heating stoves just re.
ceived at c. W. Hendersons, corner 18th
and Commercial. Skates and other articles
suitable for holiday gifts, also in great
variety. lw
In the circuit court yesterday the case
of Crit Parker vs. The Wabash, St. Louis
and Pacific railroad company WAS conclud-
ed, the jury deciding in favor of the defend
ant The court then discharged the jury
and adjourned until to-day. 1t will prob
ably devote all Of today to the hearing OF
motions, ETC., in the several cases tried, and
then, it is understood, it will adjourn uutil
January 7,h for which day it will reset the
docket.
You make mistake if you buy furni-
ture without first examining the large and
elegant stock now on exhibition corner 18th
and Washington avenue, next door above
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