The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-29

the amount necessary In the purchase Of
one. They feel highly grateful TO Col.
Taylor for his Kindness.
1t Is q stubborn fact that Duprcc's
Elastic Enamel Is the only preparation
that will eflectualIy prevent tin or metal
roofs from leaking after the rust has taken
hold Of them.
Large stock dry goods, without re-
serve, at very low prices, at c. Hanny's.
When are the County Commits sioners
going to "mcnd" the Mound City road ?
Judge Bross, when he handed county
affairs over to them, LETT in their hands
over $1,000 for the purpose. They haven't
mended the road. What has been done
with the money?
Mr.. Allen, a government engineer,
Is In the city. lie will this morning,
In company with party Of gentlemen
Of this city, take q trip up the Missis-
sippi river, for the purpose of inspecting
the banks or the stream. The party
will make the IMP on the tug Cache"
80 that close inspection Of the condition
Of the banks may be made.
Large stock Of dress goods. merinos,
alpacas. poplins, cashmerc., very cheap,
at G. Hanny's.
Sheriff Irwin, we are informed, who
went to New York for the purpose Of
bringing a man named Dc 0rath to
Cairo, who obtained divorce from his
wife in the Alexander county circuit
court. some three years ago. by foul
means, has Gagged the bird, and is now
on ~ road to this city with him.
Why can't Cairo or Alexander coun-
ty organize n fair association? None of
Cairo's sister cities or neighb0ring towns
have the advantages she would have in
making her fairs successes, and the par
ties who establish such an organiza.
ton here will realize handsomely from It..
There Is not town OF half her size with
In fifty miles. but what has fairs, and our
people should endeavor to be equal with
them.
The finest stock Of childrcn's cloak.
also caps and bonncts. at lower prices
than ever, can bc found at Hebron 4
Wells, li2 and IA Commercial avenue.
One case was all that was tried before
Judge Bird yesterday. r. d. McDon-
ough was arrested by officer Brown and
Andy Cain for being drunk and disor.
derry. He was tined five dollars and
costs, and sent 10 the lookup for four
days. McDonough was found near the
Magenta saloon by the officers. with one
OF his pantaloons pockets cut out. lie
stated before Judge Bird yesterday that
last night, before he became intox icated,
he had n pocket-book with twenty dol
lars in it, in his pocket. and that he had
been robbed. He says the robbery was
committed while he was asleep on the
sidewalk, near the saloon above named.
but that he has no idea who the robbers
are.
Large stock OF domestic prints, mus
Inns. and tickings. at low prices. at C.
Hanny's.
The following il considered n good
remedy for chickens afflicted with chol-
era. We are the owner OF q solitary roos-
ter, aud therefore prepared ourself to de-
wish to retain this In our family for the
benefit Of this solitary rooster, and there.
fore give it 10 the public in general
Take pound Of prepared mustard and
. pound epson salts, and mix well TO-
gclher with a pint Of dry meal. Take
two heaping stablcspoonfuls Of this mix.
ture and mix with a half pint of dry
meal, and wet with water as ordinary
chicken food, and feed 10 chickens. II the
chickens refuse to eat. stuff them with 1t,
and in an hour or two they will be able to
eat themselves" We do not fully under.
stand the force Of the last line. II the
chicken will be persuaded to eat himself
after taking dose Of this remedy. We
think it would be advisable to abandon
the remedy.
Large stock Of wooden goods, Han
nels, linscys and sheeting tlannels, very
, cheap. ut c. Hanny's.
On Monday, while the patrons OF III,
Planters House were sitting in the dining
room at dinner, a large stone, nearly thu
size OF goose egg, was thrown from
Fourth street through the window, ant
rolled In on the floor. Mrs. Huef
ner, wife Of the proprietor of the house
ran into the bar room where her husband
was at work, and informed him OF thu
matter. He at once looked to it
but no trace of the party who had throw
the missile could be found. \ few mo
ments afterwards, however, a negro b0!
made his appearance in the bar room
and informed Mr.. ilueiner that the part!
who had done the throwing was n ncgr'
boy. and that he had been hired 10 com
nit the act by Il man on Commercial ave
nue., but that he could not tell the man
name. Mr.. Huefner desires us to say tina
If the party who was put up to throwing
the stone will come forward, he vii
pledge him his word that no action vii
b. taken against him, but that he will re
ceivc liberal reward. provided the mann
of the party who hired him to COMM
the act is made known. Mr.. Huefner |