The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-08-26
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The latest styles in Boys and Child
rens Hats at Chicago Clothing House. Ct
Mrs. Corlis ami daughter, Lettie, went
to Dixon Springs via Vienna this morning.
Pure Elsin Creamery Butter, 9Ib pack
ages. G, H. Jackson & Co. 2t
Mr.. A. Marx, the Ohio Leyee clothing
merchant, is on his way east to buy goods.
The latest novelties in Hats, Chicago
Clothing House. Ct
Another circus was in the city Sunday.
II was Doris, passing through here for
Fulton, Ky.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagala's saloon
snd restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cisl.
X. Lehning slvertises for two good
journeyman tailors to-day, which means
plenty Of work
Travelling Caps in seal brown, dark
green, wine, blue and black colors at Chi
cago Clothing House. Ct
MIR. Winlock Miller is st home to stay
and will take desk in the Wabash rail
road office.
Correct new styles in Hats at Chicago
Clothing House. Ct
MIR. Horace Tucker and Mr.. JC.
McCori, of the Illinois Central r.ilroad,
came down from Chicago yesterday.
Misses Jessie and Lille Hamilton, of
Mound City, who had been here for week
visiting at the residence of Mr.. T.
Whitlock, returned home Sunday
Just received complete new line of
soft and stiff hats for the fall and winter
season; Chicago Clothing House. Ct
Mr.. Jno. Linegar, of Mound City, was
in this city yesterday, He says the Inde-
pendants there will very probably elect the
county ticket next fall, with the assistance
Of the Democrats.
Justice Robinson gave official atten-
ton to several cases yesterday. One of the
deml monde was fined for street walking
at night, and a gentleman named Tom
Clark was fined for using bad language,
Alpine dress Hats in dark green, wine,
brown and black colors at Chicago Cloth
ing House. ct
Mayor Halliday left last evening for
St. Louis to where he was called to testify
against man named Taylor, charged with
violating the U. S. pension laws in the case
OF poor widow. He may be gone several
days. ...
100 hats ale offered by Mrs. L. f. Will
hanson for 10 cents each; also 150 hats at
20 cents; also 175 hats at so cents each.
The first that comes will have first choice
These hats must be sold regardless of cost
3; Mrs. L. L. WILLIAMSON
&C. o. Patuer is taking in all the lakes
sights, &c, even stopping TO take look al
Lake Michigan. He will be in Chicago to-
morrow, in ST. Louis Friday and if nothing
happens to di:arrange his plans will arrive
in Cairo Sunday.
Our line Of Hats Is complete in ever,
respect and comprises all the new shape:
aud colors: Chicago Clothing House. G
f. A. Burnett, agent for the Eoui,sbl,
Life, yesterday received check from III,
company, $4,000 in payment for policies
on life of the late Ernest b. Petit Fut TO
one error in proofs sent forward the CLAIM
would have been paid several weeks ago.
The little Slaughter girl who was re
ported to have been kidnapped Saturday @
Friday, is said to be living with a farme
about nine miles down the river, IN Missoy
ri. Her father heard OF her whereabou
Sunday and sought aid to go after he
There is still no reason to believe that Il
little girl did no. run away voluntarily
We carry the largest line Of Hats
Southern Illinois at Chicago Clothir
House,