The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-25

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tor of DR.. Percc's Golden Medical Dis
covery for n medicine that will equal it in
the cure of Bronchitis, severe coughs, and
the early stages of consumption. ja7.
The lady managers of the orphan
asylum are requested TO meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ID. Hurd, on Seventh street,
on Thursday evening, next at seven
o'clock. A full attendance is requested
"A man whose name we could not
learn, was seriously injured by the fall
ing of heavy piece of iron, at the stone
depot yesterday. One of his hands and
one foot were badly crushed.
We see by the New York reports that
the nett increase of insurance in the Life
| Association during the year 1870 exceeded
the net increase of any other Company in
the world, by over $G,o00,0O0.
The Cairo market is overstocked with
potatoes and cabbage. One gentleman,
from Kalamazoo, Mich, brought down
seven cars, thinking he would find good
market here. He was compelled to store
it away-not being able to sell it..
If you are suffering from chlls, fever
or any form of malarial fever, do not
waste time and money by trying medicines
which will stop it only for a short time
but use DR.. Rattingers Liver Drops, which
cure at once and permanently.
oct.ls-d&w-1w.
AT half-past twelve o'clock last night
q re broke cut in the little cottage next
door to the Rough and Ready fire COM
panys engine house. 1t was subducd be-
fore any serious damage was done. The
fire was undoubtedly the work Of an in
cendiary. as the house has not been inhab-
tied for some time.
Where are you gong? To the place
number 80, Ohio levec, where they keep
the best fresh oysters, fish and game, and
the finest wines, liquors and cigars to be
found in the city Open at all hours, day
or night. j. L. PARKS.
John Brown has become fourth
| warder. He has removed his stock of gro-
ceries to the building on the corner Of
Twenty-eighth street and Commercial av-
| enue, where he thinks he will do Il better
| business than he has done before. Sue
| cess to him.
Our ncighbor Of the Sun is opposed to
the way the teachers in our public schools
I have of Furnishing the scholars. Hethinks
the system of keeping them in after school
hours barbarous, and asks if some other
mode of punishment cannot be adopted.
The SIN man should employ good little
boys to deliver his paper. That would
quiet his nerves on the subject.
-Eichhoff brothers have secured the
services of an expert mattress maker, and
are now turning out work in that line
equal TO any Of the older and more widely
known markets. 1t is the intention OF
, the Eichhotf brothers to manufacture mat
} tresses for the whole sale as well as the
, retail trade, andthcy are determined to put
! their prices down to the lowest possible
+ living rates.
n --Taber Brothers, having obtained fo
l: their watch department some Of the Yer,
a. best workmen Co be found, are now pre-
re pared to turn out work in that line wit
4. hut little delay. Those having fine an,
= difficult work requiring the most skillfu
. workmen may now be assured of Ottaininl
satisfaction. The finest patterns of jew
clry, as usual are made to order Mt price:
that defy competition. oct20tf.
. On Saturday last the Gamble wagon
manufacturing establishment shipped for
the southern trade large number Of
wagons. This is the first important ship
ment of wagons ever made from this city,
and marks new era in this branch of her
traffic. The Gamble manufacturing estab-
lishment has been in cXistancc for about
one year and during that time has built up
II large and profitable trade.
- One week from Tuesday is the day
set for the drawing of Mr.. Z. Rielys
gift enterprise However, there remains
unsod small number of tickets, and
should Mr.. II. be unable 10 dispose of
them by that time, it will be necessary to
postpone the drawing for few days MIR.
Rely expects to be able to sell every ;icket
| by the first of the month and should his
expectations be realized Il po-tponement
| will not be made.
Tho widow and relatives of the late
Henry Harris wish to return thanks to all
those persons who aided and assisted them
| in their late bereavement, To the fire.
men and the public generally, who by
their presence gave evidence Of their re-
gard for tho memory of the deceased, they
return heartfelt thanks; and to the Arab
ire company they are especially thankful
for the many acts of kindness extended TO
Mr.. Harri, during his long illness, and for
their valuable services at the funeral.
The following persons were at the St.
Charles hotel yesterday; c. II. Hall, Chi
chago Mrs. Bailey Louisvillc, j. Doblcd
John n. Dorau, j. ii. Mcbride, John ID.
Ayers, John Anderson, Emma Golden,
Chas. Williams j. G.. Kribben. A. X .