The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-07

Albert johnson. . young man. ana q
very tough customer, who, during the
last three months has served about two
thirds of his time on the chain gang, was
arrested Yesterday by Chief Gossman on
. charge of vagrancy and taken before
Judge Bross for trial. Judge Bross as
aessed a fine OF one hundred dollars
against johnson. anil sent him to labor
on the streets. johnson Is very bad
man, and when not on the chain gang
has made his home at Frank Gorden's
den on Walnut between Fourth and Filth
streets.
Mr.. Oberly, writing from Chicago,
says: "Jewett Wilcox IL making the
fremont House great success. He has
made it model hotel, the machinery of
which runs like clock work under bis
skillful manipulation. The table is
splendid, the rooms the most comfort.
able, the servants polite and prompt !;
and every department Of the establish
ment is as nearly perfect In its opera
tons as Jewett's fine hotel abilities can
make it,
Just received at ID. Hartmans queens,
ware store, the largest and finest assert.
ment of toilet and laundry soaps that
has been brought to this city for some
time. The following are some few of
the well known brands. Mammoth
Bath, Boquet, Honey and Glyeerine, White
Rose, Dat Meal, Moss Rose, Elder Flower,
Turtle Oil, Gilletts Laundry CASTLE, &C.,
&C.. Also a fine assortment Of Feather
Busters and Feather window Brushes.
Parties will find 1t to their interest to call
and examine my stock Of soaps and
busters, as mean to sell the above goods
for less than any other house In Cairo.
3-2-1w
Through inadvertency the notice of
the election OF officers of the Women's
Club and Library association, held at the
library room on last Saturday afternoon,
was omitted from the columns of the
BULLETIN. The following officers were
elected:
Presidcnt-Mrs. II. II. Candee
Vice-President-Mrs. DR.. Smith:
Secretary-Mrs. B. Y. George;
Treasurer-Mrs. NJ. X. Ford:
Trustees-Mrs. DIR. Wardner, Mre. A.
B. Stafford, Mrs. DR.. Smith. Mrs. korse-
meyer, Mrs. w. Winter and Mrs. John
II. Oberly.
Prominent among the arrivals at the
st. Charles were VIM. jackson, Pope
Co., Tenn; J. Thorner. Cincinnati; c.
y. Bush, Forman; p. w. Plank, Cham
paign; j. N. Morris, st. LOUIS; G. M.
Spencer, McComb City; J. D. Morgan,
Bolivar, Tenn; j. G. Freeman, n. Y;
z. Friedman, st. Louis; r. B. Smith,
Louisiana, No.; A. d. Ford. Missouri ;
Z. j. Dougherty. St. Louis s. r. Rigs
and wife, Bloomington r. NJ. Losmis,
N. Y; Samuel Goldman, Chicago; F.
II. Wallace, J. NJ. Ellis, A. II. South
worth, Chicago; +. B. Fleming, N. Y;
F. p. Carson, Evansville; B. Caldwell,
Hickman, Ky.
Guests at the Planters House yester-
day were T.. J. Show, New Liberty F.
F. Lawler, Homer E. T. Durell. Du.
quoin; Irwin Hogue, Vincennes; F
Heauenburg. Jas. Murphy and Joe Bod
man, Charleston; Geo. NJ. Keiser. st
Louis Geo. w. Strobe. c. B. s. Punne-
baker, Kentucky; l.. Hulen, Belknap l..
j. Rouse, Paducah John Harness. Mis-.
souri, Jas. B. Wood, Missouri; W. p.
Watkins and r. j. Watkins, Moberly,
Mo-; Chas. D. Mathews, Sikeston, No.;
Mrs. Wilson, Memphis; Dayid Porter,
Grand Tower; j. B. Hess, Forman O.
Z. Culbertson, Tolono; d. F. King, Ar
lington d. Schofeld, Evansville j. F.
Mccartney and daughter, Metropolis
W. J, Murphy and wife, Murphysboro;
A. j. Willett and wife, Davis county. Ky