The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-11

fixed attwenty.fve cents. The publx
IL invited.
koehler Bros, butchers, corner Of
Eighth street, and Washington avenue,
are now selling choice smoked hams
shoulders aud breakfast bacon, bologne
sausage and pudding at retail at whole.
sale prices. There is no deception in this
assertion. They mean just what they
say, and ask an opportunity to proye it.
| Call on them. 34-lw
A. Black Of the city shoe store Is
steadily receiving in large quantities his
spring stock OF shoes, and promises bet
| ter inducements to the merchants of the
vicinity for the purchase OF their spring
goods than heretofore.
All he asks is that home patronage be
accorded him. III 4 4 Is. N fa
40 Commercial avenue. 3s-lw,
"The Young Peoples Society" wall
give an entertainment; at the Presby teriau
church on Monday evening, March 18th,
1877. The entertainment will consist of
q lecture by the Rev. B.. Y. George, vo-
cal and instrumental music, reading,
Rotations. etc. The proceeds of the en-
tertainment will be devoted to the reduce
ton Of the church debt. All are invited.
Admission, % cents. 3.S3t
DR.. Jocelyn, has had several years ex-
pcrience in dentistry in st. Louis, and is
competent Of treating the most difficult
cases OF all kinds. All work warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or no charge
will be made. Prices low, 10 suit the
times. TO anyone desiring dentistry done
1t will be'to their advantage to call upon
DIR. W. e. Jocelyn. Office on Eighth
street, between Washington and Com
mercial avenues, Cairo, Illinois. Soft
The county commissioners have is
sued an order directing the sheri Fl to
demand all fees tor serving papers in
county in advance, and in case the sher-
lit fails to collect the same they will be
charged up to HIM in his settlement with
the county. As matter OF selt-protec.
ton under this order the sheriff will
refuse to serve papers unless the fees are
paid in advance.
II should not be forgotten the s'Y Dung
Peoples Society" will give an entertain-
ment at the Presbyterian church to-mor.
row, Monday evening. The exercises
will consist of lecture by Rev. B. Y.
George music, reading, Rotations,
etc. The price of admission has been fix
ed at twenty-five cents, and the proceeds
will be DEVOTED to diminishing the
church debt. 1t is expected there will
be large attendance. &F
-. The county commissioners haYe
awarded the contract for keeping the
poor farm and maintaining psupers
there to Thomas A. Brown of Thebes.
The conditions of the contract are that
Mr.. Brown shall feed and cloth all pau
pers over twelve years of age for SIS 80
per month, and Ill under twelve years OF
age at 50 % per month in county or
ders. Mr.. Browns contract is for the
year ending January 1st, 1873.
| always have been and still am sole
proprietor and manufacturer Of DR.. VIM.
Woods Fever Pulls. Any one selling a
Woods Fever Pill not made by me, will
be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. For sale at the New York store, A.
SwobOda's, #. Healy's. p. G. Schuh's
Barclay Brothers, and at my Office.
Sold in 80 ct. and SLIGO boxes. Special
rates to dealers on application. Sent
postage paid on receipt of price.
d&w-tf. DR.. VIM. WoOD.
Guests at Herbert's yesterday were
John c. Fall, Memphis; John Peoples,
jr., Shawneetown; L. V. Thomas, Mem
phls w. A. Brown, Aberdeen, Ky; D.
NJ. McPhil, Arlington, KY; w. 8. Stone
and lady. Milburn, KY; S. Winton,
Mansfield, Ohio; Andy Gardner, Men,
phis NV. F, witzel, Milwaukee Anton
Manuel. Evansville T. A. Warren,
Vicksburg ; IL. A. Harter, John Dean
and Z. Wilson, st. Louis.
A word to the public ! A. Black, by
reason at his judlcious purchases attained
by cash. wishes to share with the public
his bargains, and will, as the following
few items show, sell his goods through
out at such low prices as not only to defy
competition but to suppress it entirely.
Ladies' goat, laced shoes, 81 25.
:" one serge 90
kid slippers, Is
Misses goat laced shoes, l 90
4" Kid /" slippers, CO
Childrens' kid and goat shoes 40@50
And the entire stock in proportion.