The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-08

candidate Tor county Treasurer, at the G
suing NoyGm Der election. Intending Al
, desiring to serve the people, | hope to
y elected by the people.
al s-2Otd WILLIAM MARTIN.
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
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o $4,000.
! X. III Cunningham take
b this method of informing tn
; public that he still has OF
hand $4,000 worth of dr.,
goods, etc, for which Ike offer
t6 accept certified checks OF
either the City National. o
First National banks of TIL
city.
MorSp CRY wa. well represented a
;ne circus last night,
THERE were only two case. before hi
honor Judge Brpss thi. morning. The,
were no. important
a NuMbER Of our Cairo lawyer, are al,
tending the Pulaski county circuit cour.
now in session "a, Mound City.
| JrDGE ALLEN left this morning for 4
brief witt to Baltimore. When he re.
turns be will bring his family home with
| him
WASTED-to rent, neat cottage con-
tsining four or five rooms. Good tenant
and prompt p'y Address b, BuLLg-
TIN Office. lO-s-3t.
The circu. which exhibited here Mon.
day and Tuesday, pulled up stakes last
evening and crossed the river TO Bland.
VILE, where they will eIhibi, to-day. To-
morrow they show ~ Columbus.
WHEN the agent OF the Royal Ycddo
Japanese troupe arrived in this city, be
found All the bill boards covered with the
bills Of the Great International circus
Ihi' fact explains why he posted no bills
K JoSEs, fashionable boot and shoe
maker. Cork sole-, Scotch bottoms, and
the Attest improvements in the line of bis
business. only the best ana most com.
psteni wcrkmen employed, and all work
WARRANTED to be hrstclsss in every respect.
SHOP on Commercial avenue, near corner
OF lehth street. lO-1-f
THE Royal Yeddo Japanese troupe,
which will exhibit at the Atheueum in
this city tomorrow and Friday nights, is
an excellent troupe, and well worth seeing.
They perform some truly wonderful fests.
Wherever they have shown they are
spoken of n one of the wonders Il the
age. Daring the greater part of las, win.
ter they were at Nixon's Amphithestre
Chicago, and drew crowded houses night
ly Go, see them.
LINIMENTs FOR lloksEs-Are ALWAYS
irritating and heating, operating upon
the principle Of counter irritation. Prof
"Andcrson's Dermndor,' on the contrary
is At once cooling and soothing 1t seems 4,
TO act chemically by dissolving as II were
the Inflammation and soreness, and die.
persing all diseased action in shor, time.
restoring the part 10 soundness and health.
See advertisement IN another column.
lO-7 d&wlt
The jackson county circuit court was
adjourned on Monday on account rf 30
much sickness prevailing ia and about
boro. A disease resembling
'holera broke out among the prisoners in
he county Jail, and in almost every case
Shere jury was empanneled one or
more Of tho jurymen We're taken sick aud
lad to DO dismissed. Judge Crawford
bought hos, to adjourn the court and did
q. 4
Tho barber shop IS on the corner of I
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
ghere j. George Stienhouse with his gem !
lemenly assistants can be found at any
our Of the day or night, ready to soothe
our feelings with a smooth shave, or cool
our temper and head with a good sham $
90. 1t is iirst-class shop, and you are c
are Of receiving irst-class treatment.
ladies and children's hair cut or curled I
tter the most approved styles. s-l5.tf
AT the meeting held yesterday to raise ,
inds for the Memphis and Shreveport
Alters, between seven and eight hundred
ollars was subscribed. This forenoon
lsyor Wood forwarded by telegraph to
hrexeport 5000 and SlO0 by telegraph
nd $3.50 by express to Memphis. Mr.
). Cummings, and Col, Hudson also for
arded between one and two hundred
.ch. We understand that Mr.. John =.
amble has also been soliciting funds in =
10 upper part OF the city, and has in his
ands considerable sum, which will also
Q forwarded to-day, =
YESTERDAY morning, at Mounds June. @
NJ, a man in Of ntin1 In Uat nptn III.