The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-29
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| For "A iirSS.cla.s shoe go 10 o. Hay
| thorn q Go. 2s-.it
Mr.. Robert Smyth's fine trotting colt
won two races at the Charleston fair.
! The yellow fever is said to be pretty
! bad Ia New Orleans. We don't care about
any oft in Cairo.
Rothchld and company. circus and
menagerie exhibits in Cairo on the Fifth
OF October.
! II you want to see the largest, cheap
ct and most complete stock Of boots aud
shoes in the city go at once 10 -. Hay.
! thorn & 90. 2s-3t
! Read the notice of the 1t. Louis, Iron
| Mountain and Southern Railway regard
ing their Columbus train. The train
leaves Cairo every afternoon, and 'olum-
| bus every morning. Fare only il 80.
\ complete stock Of West Bros Phila-
| dtlphia made shoes, tor ladies and chill
drens wear, just opened by .. Haythorn
| & Co. 2s-3t
Judge Greens speech before the Til
den and Hendricks Sweepcrs on Tuesday
night was very pleasing To the members
of that club. Ii was barbecue all over,
and that's what the Sweepcrs, as well as
everybody else, wants.
The varions committees appointed by
! the Swecpers on Tuesday night have
already gone to work in the interest OF
our big barbecue and mass meeting in
order that they may be able to make n
satisfactory report on Monday night.
Fifteen thousand people will visit
Cairo on the occasion OF our big mass
meeting and tree barbecue, all OF whom
will be fed free of charge. Everything
will be conducted in real old fashion,
and it will be truly old fashioned affair
from beginning to end.
Says the Pulaski Patriot:
! Circuit ocurt commences next Mon
| day, Judge Baker presiding. There are
on the Docket 25 criminal cases, 50 chan
Gerry: and 90 law cases. The case OF
Alice NJ. Lane VS.. VIM. VI. Hathaway.
mandamus TO compel the County Super
intendent 10 give Miss Lane teachers
certificate, is perhaps the most interesting
case to the public on the docket.
The slaughter of helpless children. dur
ing the Summer months, has been terri
| bic in all the great cities. Most of the
deaths are attributed to heat. but unques-
tionably filth and dirt had more to DO
/ Nyith th. ..it mortality IT Dah-
bits best soap saved tho usands Of lives
by It's efficient cleansing properties.
The great mass meeting and free bar
becue, will come off at a date not later
than October tenth. Already the
grounds on the other side of the narrow
gauge railroad, near the point, which are
the very prettiest and best location for
the affair to be found in this vicinity,
have been selected.
When the committee, now out solicit
ing aid for the big mass meeting and bar
becue visits you. do not turn them away
empty-handed, but give them something,
it matters not how much. Let those who
cannot contribute an OK give a sheep, or
hog. Let those who cannot give a sheep
or hog. contribute chicken, and If you
have no chicken give a loaf OF bread.
Every little helps, you know.
The dying poet, Goethe, on his death
bed used these last words more light"
The dying philanthropist OF to-day,
thinking OF the welfare of millions of his
fellow beings, might very naturally say
more soap" He could hardly fail to
utter this ejaculation, if thought OF the
magical properties of Il. Il. Rabbits
Best Soap happened 10 cross his waning
memory.
While the Ariadne was in chase Of the
city OF Helena, on Wednesday afternoon,
when on her return to the city with the
city council, she struck log in Dog
Tooth bend with her wheel with such
force that she bent her shaft badly. She
will have to go on the docks to be re-
paired. The Ariadne was rendered the
council by Captain w. r. Halliday, for
the trip, free of charge.