The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-01


BnEvnIIs.- Vhc sewers being open
The sipc wairris disappearing very rap
lily. and il it dcclincs as rapidly rs it did
! yesterday, will soon be one OF the tlings
ol the past, at all events for this year.
- From the tenor Of some of the mot
toes IN the Mardi Gras parade yesterday
one might infer that there - some
little opposition to General Babcock IN
this city.
PINMANsnr.--Lcssons given in Pen.
man,hip, fine rcnman-hip, Steamboat
and Bookkeeping. in all it, forms.
Card writing, Posting up accounts.
Copying. etc, at the rooms Of e. i,
! Howe, Nos. IL and lG, Winters Block
corner seventh street aud Commercial
avenue. Ladies class every afternoon
from I to , O'Clock, aud Saturdays from
, to ! o'clock. 1-29 In.
| NOTICE Parties indebted either by
notc or book for the year ls75, must cal
and settle their accounts ut once. All
accounts not settled by March Is. 1876,
| will be- placed for collection. We mean
businc and are determined to sell goods
low. but only to prompt paying custom
ers or for ready cash.
CiR-. q. pATiEE.
2.27.lOt New York Store.
DR. j. ". MuCnEL.-Dr. j. W.
Mitchell who cures piles without knife,
ligaturc or caustic. will permanently lo-
cate IN Cniro April |. ls7G, for the pur-
pose of treating all chronic and surgical
diseases; also diseases peculiar to females.
Dr. VI. is physically unable to attend TO
general practice, and 80 has, for years,
turned his whole attention to spccialtics.
and has thus attained great skill in the
treatment of piles guaranteeing a cure
in every case. aud all other chronic aud
surgical diseases. either Of the male or
female, very successfully healed.
Reference through DR., brigham TO the
business men Of Cairo. 2-l.3tw
Rad Iin,.-Dan hartman j. selling
NJ a cost. This j. no dodge 10 induce
people to buy, but Mr.. Hartman means
what he says. He desires 10 20 out of
the dry goods trade and will quit that
branch of his business a. soon as his pres
ent stock can be disposed Of In this
.,pns.ffs,, - 10 ,t,lI u. fhat
hi, stock is not old or shelf worn, but on
the contrary l. fresh aud seasouablc, and
OF the latest styles, consisting of such
good. a. are usually TO DC found In
iir-t-cla-s dry goods store. His stock OF
notions and gents furnishing goods j.
also large and select, and will be sold for
ouc-tIird less than the same can be pur-
chased elsewhere. All Mr.. Hartman
asks j. an examination OF his good, and
prices to convince every one that he
means just what hc says. Call and see
him. 2-ll-tf
SLEErtNG CAR RoBBERY. Last night,
just before reaching On Quoin, it wa. dis
covered that some light-iingcred gentle
man had gone through" the sleeping
car attached to Conductor Morgan's
train. Among the property taken was
all the clothing Of Major Ed Halliday
OF this city; the clothing Of Mr.. j. i.
lIincklcy, superintendent OF the Cairo
and ~. Louis railroad. and also that Of
Mr. Thomas +. whitney, clerk Of one of
the government .nag.boats, now laid up
at Mound City. The conductor, Mr. Nor.
gan, gave information TO the city mar
,hal of Du Quoln, and after reaching
here received a dispatch, stating that all
the clothing had been found where it
had been concealed in warehouse at
Ia Quoin. and would be- sent forward
by next train. The city of Du Quoin j.
fortunate in having % energetic an off
Ger as her city marshal has proven him
self to be.
PEEsoNAL.---Mr. II. G. Eouton, o.
the Joncsboro G0z,tfe. 'took ia" Mardi
Gras yesterday.
MIR Peter ". Baker, correspondent
OF the Chicago Moymiaq Cooci1'. was at
the 81. Charles yesterday.
MIR. {. II. Williams, agent OF MrSsrs.
Brown, Holloway n Co., of st. Louis,
book publishers, is stopping at the Ar
lingtOn.
Will G. Slaughter OF the Jackson
(Tcnn.) Dispatch, was in the city ycstcr-
day on his way to Chicago. lie will re-
turn in about ten days, and wishes all to
remember that his paper is the best ad.
verti.ing medium tor North Mississippi
and Western Tennessee.
The following gentlemen, delegate
OF the Chicago Board of Trade, TO the
general Board OF Trade meeting to be
held at New Orleans tomorrow, were at
the st. Charles hotel yesterday; j. i.
Rum,cy, L. ). johnson, j. :. pecrron-
cite, j. NJ. Ball, W. ;. Judd, Ira Tomber-
lain.
MAEDI GRAS/Nr CAiRO.-One of the
most plcaIhg and amusing at
fairs that/<ycr occurred in our city was