The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-19

and appearance.
The chances that your life will fall
within year is two per cent. The
chances that your house will burn within
q year is less than one quarter per cent.
Why insure the latter and neglect the for
mer? Delay no important duty for a
single hour Insure your life--in the
Life Association of America.
The Massac county circuit court
Judge presiding, adjourned on Tues
day evening" in consequence of the death
of the wife of Robt. Mccartney, ESQ.,
brother of the States Attorney for this
district. Court will convene again on
Friday morning.
The other day, in mentioning the arrest
Of one of the porters Of the st. Charlie, ho-
tel for wearing a policeman's badge, we
stated that the star had but four points, and
that the word porter engraved on it was
in plain letters and reasonably large. We
were mistaken. The star is q regular Ave
pointed one, and to discern the engraving
on it, It is necessary to look at it closely.
If you are suffering from chills, fever,
or any form of malarial fever, do not
waste time and money by trying medicines.
which will stop it only for short time,
but use DR.. Rattingers Liver Drops, which
cure at once and permanently.
ct.ls-d&w-lw.
A woman by the name of Gafney was
arrested on Tuesday night for being drunk
and disorderly. She was fonnd in COM
pany with Bill Lee, at Bills palace"
Bill declares that he will never be led
astray by a woman again. He says he
bought q pint OF whisky, and the woman
quart Of beer; that they mixed it, and
that's what made him drunk.
The Chicago Beer Saloon, VIM.
Schick, proprietor, Nos. 26 and 2S Eighth
street, is q favorite place of resort with all
lovers Of Weiss Beer, Liquors of every
description, and all kinds OF foreign and
home Wines. No ordinary liquors are
dispensed at the bar Of the saloon-only
the very best, and guests find in attend
ance polite and accommodating walters. A
free lunch is spread every day at lC
o'clock am. ausl7tf.
The following were the arrivals at IT,
Delmonico hotel, VIM. Winter proprietor,
for the twenty. -four hours ending at 10
o'clock last night: c. o. johnson, Ullin /;
John Parker, Texas; Thomas d. Elder,
Memphis; S. II. Watson, Ashley, H.; c.
S. Delay, city; G. w. Cabell, Cincinnati;
J. S. Leftridge and lady, st. Louis Mrs.
NJ. Simpson, St. Louis; John Klein, ST..
Louis; II. II. Spencer, Pulaski; A. p. GUS
Garden Station, Tenn. T. j. Cameron and
g. G. Hammond, Marion, KY; p. L. San
ders and ID. c. Wilcox, Paducah; F. Hem
lex, Chicago; James p. Dugan, Atlanta;
T. r. Adams, Chicago; r. II. Campbell,
Cincinnati.
Miss Ellen d. Eames, formerly of
kalamazoo, having taken up her residence
in Cairo informs the p; bile that she is de-
sirous of giving instruction in vocal and
instrumental music and in French. Miss
Eames comes among US with excellent re-
concentrations. During the late session Of
the Northwestern Academy of Music, she
was among the most proficient in piano
forte practice and vocal instruction, and
the conductors Of the academy unite in
their testimony to her thorough knowl-
edge of music and her capability to teach
the same. Miss Eames resides in the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. G. H. Olm'tead-
where she will be happy to receive pupils
and give auy information if required in re-
gard to terms. IT,