The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21

Call and examine for yourself. The
patronage of the pulic is solicited. The
City Shoe Store are having great run
for Brolaski's fine goods, which they are
selling for less than common eastern goods
are sold elsewhere. Don't fail to examine
their stock which is complete and stylish.
4-17dtf
Here is conundrum by the Sun
as the levec permanent Has the COM
pany kept it in good condition? Is it
now in good repair? If not who is
now responsible p The levcc is in good
condition, bat for all that we give the con.
ap. Now, if the lavee wasn't in good con-
dillon, and the Cairo City Trustees
wouldn't put in good condition, and
Davis wanted them TO do SO, what would
Davis do about it? That's our conun-
drum.
WIN. Alba has removed his barber
shop two doors below Paul g. Schuh's
drug store, where he will be found to-
gether with his brother Conrad swinging
his sharp razors as usual The shop is
fitted up in splendid style, and a room set
apart for the accommodation of ladic.
who wish to have hair dressed or cut.
4-3lm.
Mr.. John Clancy, while in the city
clerks Office the other day, unconsciously
eat II bite OF peculiar rat poison Mr..
Howley had lying on his desk. After he
had taken the fatal bite he ascer,ained BY
the alarmed looks and words of Mr.. How
| ley the mistake he had made, and hastily
obtained an antidotc. He recovered from
the effects of the poison after beng greatly
alarmed and purged, to find that he had
not eaten poison but y harmless portion Of
one of Saups chocolate lozenges. He is
pal. but thankful.
Mayor Lansden knew that Officer
Robertson could not be contir ned if he
should nominate him, and he therefore
retained Robertson in Office in the face of
the known wishes of the members of the
council by refusing to nominate him. lie
nominated all the other appointed officers
of the city, and sacrificed Ward by doing
| so; but rather than have Robertson dis
missed he took the responsibility Of refus-
ing to allow the council to vote on the
question Of his retention in Office. And he
did this, too, admitting Robertson's inef.
ficiency. Cant the council rebuke this
insult in some marked manner
Flower Stands,
Moss Baskets,
Wire Window Screens
Bird Cages,
Japan Ware,
Toilet Sets,
Sponge and Hip baths,
Infant Baths,
Chamber Pals, Brass and Enameled
Kettles, Britannia Ware, Coffee and Tea
Pots Hair Wire and general assortment
of Stamped and Plain Tin Ware.
Last, but not least, CHARTER OAK
at G. w. HENDERsoNs,
3-27mld 100 Commercial Ave.
The Mobile Register of recent date,
says; "We are glad to be able to announce
| to our readers that the Mobile Il Ohio
railroad company have made arrange
ments for the extension Of this great thor
oughfare to Cairo ILL.,, thus filling up the
gap which has hitherto existed between
their northern terminus and the Illinois
railroad system centering at Cairo. This
extension will complete close all rail
connection between Mobile and Chicago
and other cities Of the ives. lying north of
the Ohio river. The Mobile & Ohio rail-
road company have long been DESTROYS Of
making this very important extension,
but the undertaking involves n larger ex-
penditure than they have heretofore felt
justified in assuming. We congratulate
the company on this additional evidence
Of their prosperity, and the travelling pub
lie on the prospects of an early termination
of the tedious steamboat transit between
Columbus and Cairo"
Mrs. Swander on Commercial ave-
nue., in the Atheneum building, is offering
unusual attractions in the way of spring
and summer goods to the ladies. Her
stock is composed Of new goods through
out, and every article is fashionable, cheap
and handsome. Space forbids the mention
Of all the articles which Mrs. Swander of.
fers to her customers, but among them
may be found hats, bonnets, flowers
French and American, ribbons, laces,
fringes, embroideries, hosiery, ladies and
childrens' plain trimmed underwear and
suits, infants lace sets, an elegant assert.
ment Of kid gloves, jewelry, and notions
of every kind. These goods were all Sc
lected personally by Mrs. Swander, and
are offered to the public at prices lower
than they can be bought elsewhere in
this market. All goods marked in plain
figures. Cali at once, ladies, and secure
beautiful goods at low figures.
DIR. Kendall, rcputed to be the most
successful living operator on bunions,
corns and diseased nails, has arrived in
Cairo and may be found, for a few days
only, at the Detmonico hotel The Lynch,
burg Virginian speaks of DR.. Kendall
as follows;