The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-18

Representative Irwin will start on his
return to Springfield this afternoon. lie
came home to attend to important BUSH
ness.
There will be services at the Presbyte-
rian church to-day, both morning and
evening. The pastor, Rev. B. y. George
will ofllciate.
The argument for a new trial in the
case Of Joe Able VS.. {. & ST. l.. Il. II.
was set for some evening next week, to
be agreed on by counsel.
The Mississippi Central railroad is do
ing a thriving business, and under the
new management is becoming very pop
ular with the public generally.
At the Methodist church to-day, Rev.
d. }. Gillian officiating, there will be
the usual services. Sunday school at
three o'clock. All are invited.
Life is short. but we should do all we
can TO prolong it. Check q cough or
cold at once and use an old reliable rem
edy such as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The st. Charles hotel is doing an excel.
lent business, in fact better than for sey-
eral years past. All the other hotels are
doing proportionately good business.
BY notice elsewhere it will be seen that
Prot. Brown has removed his writing
school to rooms s, and 10 Winters
block, corner OF Seventh street and Com
mercial avenue.
+. +. Canda, president, and j. w.
wentz, general passenger agent of the
Cairo and st. Louis railroad, left the city
tor st. Louis by yesterday mornings
train on the narrow gauge.
The only vegetable substitute tor Gallo
mel is Maguire's Cundurango Bitters,
which cures all complaints of the liver
blood and stomach. and keeps the bowels
open. PAUL q. SCHUH, agent.
f.. {. Ford has just received large
stock OF goods, such as hat racks, clock
shelves, picture frames, photo frames,
sterescopic view holders, flower stands,
book shelves, and many other beautiful
! articles from 10 cents up. 2-lG-2w
A new time card goes into effect on
the Cairo aud Vincennes Il. r. to-day,
by which their passenger train will leave
Cairo at 5:l0 am, reaching Vincennes at
IL M, making eastern connections as
usual. Returning. leaves Nincennes at
2:30 PM, arrive at Cairo 10 pm.
All consumers of Elaine oil will be
glad to learn that a consignment was re-
ceived yesterday by Barclay Bros, the
agents for this section OF country. This
family safeguard OIL has been sufii-
GENTLY tested, and requires no further
Recommendation tor safety, cleanliness
or other desirable qualities. 1t.
We defy augury. There's special
providence in the fall OF sparrow. IL il
be now, tits not to come; if it be not to
come, it will be now if it he not now,
yet it will come. Since no man knoweth
what he leaves, what is it to leave betimes
provided, while he's here, he uses B. T.
Rabbits Best Soap:
l.. p. Butler, Esq, OF counsel for the
railroad company in the Jackson county
bond case VIM. Bradley, County Judge
and Ed. Mcclure, Robt. Beasley anC
John johnson, commissioners OF Jackson
county, all of whom were in the city il
attendance on circuit court, lett for thei
homes yesterday afternoon.
Shippers should remember that tn
Wild Boy, W. NJ. Williams master, vii
leave Cairo on Monday, for Cape Girai
deau and intermediate points. Mel
> chants who have dealings with the sma
towns between Cairo and the Cap
sheuld throw all the business they ca
to the Wild Boy. She will remain in tn
business permanently if she receive
proper encouragement.
The Springfield correspondent OF tn
:. Chicago Times, under date of Februar
18th, says:
1t is now certain that Robt. Il. Lii
;, coin, of Chicago; VIM. NJ. Smith,
l Mclean, and John II. Oberly, OF Cair
d are to be appointed railroad commission
" ers. The name OF the two last have Ion
been decided upon, and last night Go
Cullom asked Mr.. Lincoln, by telegrap
if he would accept. An affirmative rep
was received to-day, and the appoin
&c ments are made out and would have bet
sent into the senate to-day but 1t w
thought better to wait until the senate
more nearly full. The opinion abo
q town is that Cullom has made good {
ID lections Tor this board, which is psrha
- the most difficult to fill OF any. The e
" tent of Mr.. LincOln's qualifications as
p lawyer are we'll known. Billy Smith
Is, a little on the grange order of fellt
% while Oberly, the minority member, h
- a good deal OF sense, and was one OF {
e- sub-commissioners of the twenty-eigh
lie general assembly which framed the pr
ty ent railroad law. Taking the whit
We board together. it appears that Guile
:, has done as well as possible.
Is. The Evansville Courier Of Wednesd
Is last contained the following item: 81
'e- day the members of the board of Sch
ar- Trustees, together with Mayor Kleil
es' and number OF our citizens, will LEI
n a ~ 81 a.