The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-04
SseueVno I6eWs


speecl, to tho Democrats and wavering
Republicans at Vienna to-day.
We understand the friends Of Mr.. john
Gladney are trying to induce him to Ell.
ter the field as candidate for coroner OF
Ale xander county.
Judge j. n. Mulkcy is in the country
precincts doing good work for the Dem.
ocratlc party. lie speaks at Clear Creek
this evening.
Alex. II. Irwin. Democratic candidate
for representative Is now canvassing in
Union ana Jackson counties. Hams
election IL ioregonc conclusion.
Gentlemen's custom made calf
boots, alexis and congress CATERS OF.
fered at very low rates at A. Blacks city
shoe store. 81
Great attractions for ladies' and misses
In fine styles OF button and side laced kid
and morocco shoes are offered to-day by
A. Black at the city shoe store. 81
Miles Parker Is working like beaver
TO secure his election to the office OF coro-
ner. Mr.. Parker will make an efficient
officer should the people see lit to elect
him.
The report OF the Massachusetts In
surance Commissioners for 1870 shows
that of the 40 lite insurance companies,
the new business OF the Equitable leads
all the others by several million dollars.
The Democrats of Golden, Union
county, will have grand joliflcation to-
night, Mr.. Oberly was billed for speech,
but having previous engagement to adj
dress Democratic mas meeting at Me-
tropolis, could not go.
This is dangerous season, and often
the fondest mothers care is no protec-
ton against coughs and colds and hoarse-
ness. DR.. Bulls cough syrup should
therefore be kept in readiness. Price 25
cents.
Thirty-tiye men are now employed by
the government upon our leyees, who
are doing such excellent work that re-
vived confidence is awakened In our
people to such an extent that they rush
in large numbers to the City Shoe Store,
to supply themselves with all kinds Of
winter boots and shoes. st
A. Black is doing an excellent whole
sale business this season, having only be-
gun the venture this fall and has reason
TO believe hat good trade in the boot
nd hna oar he M IN oil
by little enterprise. He calls the trades
special attention 10 the fact that he will
duplicate the bills Of any house either OF
st. Louis or Cincinnati. st
A. Black is doing very extensive
business and is now receiving his second
full stock OF boots and shoes from Boston.
Every one should make it their special
interest to examine 1t. 1t is undoubtedly
the largest finest and best selected ever
brought to this city before, and the
greatest bargains in all grades are Of.
tered. st
The centennial year has been remark
| able, thus far, for many things. We
have had centennial worlds fair, a GEN.
tcnnial series OF races, centennial heat
and centennial prices. Besides all these.
b. T. Rabbits Beat Soap has been taken
| into hundreds Of thousands Of homes, and
| brought comfort and satisfaction 10 all
who have tried it. No family should be
without il.
The readers OF the BULLETIN who may
this fail have occasion to visit Boston,
will thank US for reminding them that
the American House more than sustains
its well-earued reputation a. one of the
best hotels Of New England. Particular
attention is paid TO the comfort CT guests,
and desire to please is apparent in all
parts of the house. Put the American
down in your note book, and stop there
when in Boston.
MIR. Cyrus Close is not pleased with
the action Of the county Republican CEN
trail committee. Mr.. Close is candidate
tor Circuit clerk, and accuses the COM
mittee with Intentionally leaving has
name of their tickets. Certainly his
name is not on the ticket, and Mr.. Close
would like to know the why's and where
fore. lie understands there is no poll
tics in this race-that candidates are to
be allowed to go in and win if they can
and why his name should not be on
the tickets along with the rest is a mys-
terry he cannot understand. Mr.. Close is
mad.