The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-17

be meeting OF the herman Schooi ooci-
ETY. this Friday evening at 8 o'clock, at
Judge Bross office. Members are all re-
quested to attend. F. KoRsMEYER,
57-4.17-lt Secretary.
The MoNIToR-For the Monitor, the
best coal Cook Stove ever made or the
Fashion, .he champion wood Cook of the
West, go TO A. Hslley's, l6s Washington
avenue, near Tenth street
5G-4-lT.lm
MARRIED.-On the 9Th inst, by John
II. Robinson, Esq, Mr.. Moses Allen to
Mrs. Elmirs N. Reed, both Of this city.
On the 18th inst, by the same John ii.
Boggs OF Mound City to Mics Mary AL
frey Of this city.
TOBACCO SALE.-The largest sale Of the
present season will take place This morn
ing At the Planters tobacco warehouse.
There will also be sold at the same time
. considerable quantity of good Tennes-
see and Illinois cotton.
No WoRD.-Up to n late hour last
night no word had been received from
Sheriff Irwin, and it was not known
whether he had succeeded in arresting
Parks and Black or not The last report
was that received night before last, and
published IN yesterdays BULLETIN:
CARD OF THANKs.-Mr. Fred. Koehlcr
desires in this public manner to return
thanks to tho several fro companies OF
the city, and his neighbors and friends
generally for their untiring efforts in saw.
ing his property from Obstruction on th,
occasion of tho late lire. 55--3.l7.lt
Mayor W God permits the saloons TO keel
open doors on Sunday. We don't believe
hs docs. We don't believe the saloon
keepers Of the city desire to keep open
their front doors on Sunday. If "Truth
knows Of saloons that do keep open their
doors, why don't she say 80?
| AssIGNEE's SALE Attention is called
to the advertisement Of tho assignee's sale
Of queenswarc, glassware china, table and
pocket cutlery, lamps, etc, etc, to be
found under the head of new advertise
ments in this mornings BULLETIN. This
is rare opportunity and persons desiring
TO purchase articles in this line will do
well to do SO now.
STEP and Extension Ladders, Sand
Screws, Griddles, Sleeves, Shovels, Spades,
Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Water Closet Urinals,
Kitchen and Coss Pool Sinks, Clothes
Ringers, Clothes Hor,es, Clothes Lines
and, in fact, a full assortment of kitchen
and House furnishing goods at A. Hal
ley's, les Washington avenue, near Tenth
| street. 5G-4-l7-lm.
DENTIsTRY.-Dr. Williams, dentist, Of
fee over Elliott and Hsythorns shoe store,
employs only the most modern appliances
for the insertion Of artificial teeth. He is
now preparing u number Of beautiful sots
ut very low prices. These sets are made
of the best material and in a thoroughly
workmanhko manner. Persons desiring
to have dental work performed should call
on the doctor and scquaint themselves
with his prices. 4.l7-it
WE NEED IT.-We were at church
few days ago. and more devout person
than We were WAS not in the house; bat
a lady remarked: "If he Is as nearly
bsre-footed as he is bare-headed, he needs
patronage" Tho lady hit us, in that re.
mark, a square blow. We are nearly bare
footed, and arc progressing towards COM
plete bsre-footedness by printing at cost.
We do bill heads now almost for nothing
cards for a song, and monthly statements
almost for nothing.
| FoR ALDEBMES.-Mr.P Pat Fitzgerald
hs candidate for alderman from the
Third ward. Mr.. Fitzgerald has served
In the council before, and always took a
lively interest in the affairs of tho city.
If elected he will discharge tho duties of
the office TO the best Of his ability.
Mr.. A. Comings is a candidate for
alderman from the Second ward, and
VIII make strong race. Mr.. Comings Is
q good citizen and has tho interest Of tho
city at heart. He would make su active
and attentive councilman.
WKoNo.-Our correspondent, "Truth,"
10 mistaken when she says that there has
not been q mayor OF Cairo in nine years
who has had grit enough 20 require saloons
TO 10 closed on Sunday. We remember
distinctly that IN 1869 a man who wished
TO get drink had to go into the saloon ho
pstronized by the back door but tho
temperance iolks were not satisfied then.
We have noticed this that temperance
iolks are swift 10 blame and slow to COM
mend. They observe what is no, done
and fail 10 sec what 10 done Another fuct
must DO pstent--that most temperance
people-thst is to say, probibitionists -are
republicans, and generally the most radi-
cal kind. They will blat about tho evils
Of drunkenness, denounce liquor.sellers
and liquor-dsslers, and then will vote for
llQaQI,lsllsr, a. advocate Of li9uor-ssll.