The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-25

ou.. Aner its end has been reached
court will adjourn sine die.
The county court, when it can spar,
the money, should fill up the beautiful
courthouse spare, and then insist that tn,
officers having II in charge shall take pop
or care Of it and not be allowed TO make i
either corn field or COW yard
"A number Of e. oites vi cd Mount
City on Sunday last. OF course the,
made the trip in the tug Cache which
under the command of Capt. sandusky
is becoming popular institution.
We call the attention of our readers tc
the card describing Dr. Rattinger's family
medicines. These medicines are no pat
ent or quack preparations, but the resul,
of special study and experience of regu.
lar physician jy25dwlw.
The speeches in the great case OF
Aiick VS.. the Illinois Central Railroad
Company, being tried in the Circuit
Court, will be made to-day. Allen and
Linegar for the plaintiff, and Robert f.
Williams, Of Bloomington, and Green for
the defendant
If "Quod 'Scriptum Scriptum," who
has an itch for scribblng, and scribbles in
the Sun, dares to doubt our orthodoxy he
will do so at his peril We are prepared
to put "head on him." provided always
that he is light weight and not one of
your muscular religionists.
--Mason's improved fruit jars with glass
tops, sold by Parsons, Davis & Co.
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The wife Of a dissipated man determ-
ined to commit suicide on Sunday last, and
announcing her determination, ran to-
wards the Mississippi river, her neighbors
after her. She escaped from the cotton
wood grove outside the levee and rushed
to the waters edge. But she did not rush
in. After contemplating the river for n
few moments, she turned on her heel and
returned home, declaring that, on second
thought, she would not drown herself for
forty men like her husband. Sensible
woman.
One thousand fruit jars, cheaper than
ever, for sale by Parsons, Davis Il Co.
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Tho Sun processes to be surprised that
THE BULLETIN should raise its voice in
denuncistion Of the rsdica! office-holders
of Southern Illinois, who persist in abus-
ing our colored fellow-citzens and depriv-
ing them of their rights under the "ff-
teenth amendment The San must I'M
derstand, that it cannot escape castigation
at our hands when it does anything in.
consistent with the just claims Of the linen
and brothers IN our midst.
EDITOR or THE BULLETIN: Ina re-
cent issue of your paper some one
asks Are christians afraid to have
their families read the Bible -
Collier in one Of his sermons, seems to
have given tolersbly good answer
to the spirit which seems TO have asked the
q IestIon
THE truth is, the Bible is like a great
pasture, into which you turn all manner of
feeders. The horse takes what he wants,
SO does the COW the sheep Is true to his
| instinct 50 Is the goat and then last Of
| all. the ass rolls the thistle like sweet
mOrsel under his tongue. So where a
man with II large, sweet nature, comes to
the bible he crops, by sue net, all
the large swee: Passes. -, hopeful
man finds the hopeful things; the hard
man, the hard things, and every man the
things which satisfy his cravings, though
they may in no way make for his peace.
p.
The Eichhof furniture mandatory
is now in full blast. and is a credit to Cairo,
and entitled to liberal patronage. The
turning lathes, etc. the first floor is used
as sales room, and is full of costly and
cheap furniture, marble-topped bureaus,
handicapped eide boards, wardrobes,
bedsteaqs, chairs, kitchen safes, lounges,
etc. the third floor is used as carving
room, and the carver is one Of the most
experienced men in the west. The Messrs.
! Eichhof call attention to their large, fine
and varied stock and advertise to sell at
retail twenty per cent. lower than furni-
tLre can be purchased elsewhere. Blu
resus, with glasses, from Sl2 to $40; French
bcdstcads, from IS to $40; six loot bed.
steads, 50; zousve bejsteads, ST. zouave
bcdsteads, black walnut, $3.50; common
four-foot bedsteads, 1915; common three
foot bcdsteads SO; circle-end bedsteads,
s.; crcle-end lounges, $2.75 inclosed
! stands, Sc; extension tables, 81 20 per foot;
cupboard safes, $3.50; twelve linden safes,
So, and everything else in proportion.
The best fruit jars in the world for
sale ut Parsons, Davis & Co., on Tenth
street. jy25d2w
TAX PAYERS TAKE NoTICE.-The city
tax book, for 1871, has been placed in my
hands, and ! shall at once proceed to the
collection of the taxes At the expiration
Ct thirty days the delinquent tax-list will
| Ia. pnlliahab and taxpa ,,n.s u,;,t .oyn