The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-02
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--Havcrly's at the athencum to.nlglia
Remember Miss Scott,s lecture at tho
Church 0fthc RIdecmer this evening.
Owing to tho bad weather work on
the river bank above the city was ans
pended yesterday.
AS a reliable and cheap remedy Tor
the various affections Of the threat aud
lungs. wc heartily recommend DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Small %. and large bot
ties 30 cents.
Bakers COD Liver Oil. Lime, and
Wild Cherry quickly relieves Throat and
Lung diseases, and imparts yigor and
new life TO debilitated constitutions.
Pleasant in taste. C, BAKER & Co.,
(Oct. Is, 5.w.) PMladclphia, Pa.
Large sales indicate the merit of all
good articles. Druggists sell more of
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup than Of all other
remedies for the cure Of baby disorders.
| Is cents bottle.
--Hayerly's Ministries will give one OF
their excellent entertainments at the
atheneum tonight. This troupe 10 one
of the most famous now travelling and
will no doubt draw q full house.
Our colOred friends should remem.
Der the address OF Miss Margaret Scott at
the Episcopal church this evening. Miss
Scott has spent q number Of years in
Africa, and no doubt her lecture will be
of great interest to all. Everybody is in.
yited. Seats free.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Stiles, the
well-known clearinghouse mistress on
Seventh street, while engaged In carry.
Ing an arm full of wood, in her yard, fell
and severely injured her right hip. The
doctors pronounce her injuries as quite
serious.
1t Is Mr.. George W. WhitlOek, and
not Mr.. Tom WhltlOck who is a candl.
dldate for constable in South Cairo pre-
clnct. In this connection we may say
that Mr.. Whitlock is an old citizen, and
that thisis the first time be has eyer asked
office at the hands of the people, and II
elected he will endeayor to perform his
whole duty.
-Itey. Mr. Chaplin lett by the steamer
Fisk yesterday afternoon for Padueah,
where he will spend few days with
friends. lie expects to return to Cairo
sometime next week on his way to his
home in Texas. and may perhaps remain
In the city one night, In which event he
will preach either in the Presbyterian or
Methodist church.
Owing to the disagreeable weather
the entertainment announced to take
place at the residence OF w. b. Gilbert,
ESQ.,, last night, was postponed until
next Tuesday evening. The postpone.
ment, though readily acqulesced in by
all, was quite disappointment to the
ladies who were managing the affair, as
they had gone to considerable pains and
trouble in preparing refreshments, etc.,
for the occasion.
DIR. W. j. Fern oil SanbOurne, johns
son county, was in the city yesterday.
From him we learn that the contest for
county Judge Of johnson county is OK.
citing good deal of feeling and that the
result ia considered doubtful. Jack
kuykendall and A. G.. Spaun are the can.
didates. Sir. Spaun is a young lawyer,
an active and intelligent man, and good
stump speaker, and is pushing old
"Kuyke" hard, notwithstanding the fact
that the latter has majority OF between
four and nye hundred on his side.
Mrs. 8. Williamson Is marking down
her goods. and Is now selling straw hats
at prices lower than ever. She is now
Offering hats which heretofore
sold at Is cents tn one dollar, for
80, 40 and 30 cents, and all
other goods In proportion. Her stock Of
flowers is very large and range from 10
cents to 50 In price. The price tor press.
ing and remodling straw hats has been
reduced from % and 30 cents TO 20 and 30
cents. Mrs. W. invites all inspection Of
her FOODS and prices. If
We regret TO learn that Mr.. VIM.
Tinker is about to remove from Cairo
for good. We understan that he will In
a very short time take up his residence in
the city Of Dubuque. Iowa. MIR. l.. has
been a resident of Cairo for number Of
years, and during his stay here has made
many warm friends among the leading
business men OF the city. In his bust
ness relations he is an honest and honor
able gentleman, and in his new home
we hope he may be successful, and that
he may reap rich harvest OF this worlds
goods.
A stabbing ARRAY occurred at the
small town of Raleigh, in Saline county.
on Monday last, resulting in the death Of
a man named Edward Bishop. It seems
that man named VIM. Hale had threat.
ened to whip one of Bishops boys, and
this coming to the ears oithe father ofthe
boy he took Hale to task about it. A
quarrel ensued in which Bishop was
stabbed by Hale and died in very short
time afterwards. Hale was arrested, but
IL Ia uof Nkelv that ho will he nnnished