The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-01

Os. Greenley, OF Goose Island, was in
the city yesterday.
is your life worth % centsg lit Is do
not neglect a cough or cold. Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup at once.
The regular weekly tobacco sale will
take place at the Farmers Tobacco ware.
house, Commercial avenue near Eighth
street; and at the Planters warehouse on
Tenth street, tomorrow, Friday, morn
ing.
SMr. and Mrs. Geo. Egnew, accompan-
led by Mrs. Egnew, wife of the proprietor
Of the st. Charles hotel, and Mrs. Jas.
Bixgs and daughter, went to Paducah
on the Fisk on pleasure excursion on
Tuesday evening, and returned last even
ing.
w. f. Everback, New York Samuel
L. Wilkensen, Henry Eames, 4. #.
Folerly and W. G. Wykes, st. Louis ;
Adam Beebe and John skinner, Wilson.
vile, Ind; Henry Mayo. Kansas City +;
L. Il. Barton, Manchester, Ills, were
among the guests at Herbert's yester-
day.
An item appeared in yesterday morn.
ing's BULLETIN announcing that the
Presbyterian sociable would be held at
the residence of Mr.. j. :B. Reed, on
| Twentieth street, this. Thursday even
ing. We were wrong in making this
announcement. 1t has not been decided
| yet where the next sociable will be held
We are glad to note the improvements
made by our fellow-townsman, C..
Hanny, in his elegant and commodious
building On Eighth street. Chris is a
liye, energetic business man, and merits
the patronage OF the public, as on his
shelves may be found the best goods in
the market, both in dry goods and gro
ceries. Give HIM a call. 2-2G-1w
Among the guests at the Planters
House yesterday were j. II. Walker,
New Orleans Hon. Jesse Fell, Bloom
ington z. G.. Apologize, Sikeston; d.
Casey, st. Louis; A. Woodruff, New
Orleans Ned Needy, West Chester, Pa;
j. Russell, Rockville, Ind; G. Ii. Com.
stock, Chicago w. c. Leemn, Csntralia
Cyrus Harold, Attoyyille.
Mr.. Potter, an experienced conductor,
has taken charge Of one of the passenger
trains on the Cairo and st. Louis narrow
gauge railroad. MIR. Potter is spoken of
in the highest terms by those who know
him, and is said to be thorough gentle
man in every sense OF the word. He is
an old railroader, and thoroughly posted
Is to the duties and responsibilities of the
position of conductor on a passenger
train. We wish him success.
| always have been and still am sole
proprietor and manufacturer of DR.. VIM.
Woods Fever Pills. 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 " rk Store, A.
Swoboda's, F. Healy's. =. G. Schuh's
Barclay Brothers, and at my Office.
Sold in 50 ct. and SLIGO boxes. Special
rates to dealers on application. Sent
postage paid on receipt of price.
d&w-tf. DIR. WIN. WOOD.
Among the guests at the ST. Charles
yesterday were Henry Cohen, Evansville;
w. w. Robinson, st. Louis; Daniel
Frohman, agent Georgia MInstrels {; Jno.
Lee, Memphis Oscar Hines, Vermont !;
j. d. Kelley, st. Louis A. S. Stearnes.,
Cincinnati; Ben. +. Marks. Frank Tri-
flet, st. Louis A. McBane, New York !;
Isaac Moss and family, Vincennes w.
Il. Scott, Sherman, Texas; W. F.
Backus, Indiana; A. b. Page, st. Louis !;
Geo. II. Smith, Jackson, Mich; j. A..
Buckingham and family, New York; II.
p. McGinnis and family, New York.
A proposition to set out AMI put box
| ing around one hundred trees in st.
Mary's park was submitted to the city
council at the last meeting. The men,
bers of the council should first take steps
to prevent the park from being used as a
pasture lot for cows, and then it viii
be time enough to talk about planting
and boxing trees. 1t has not been more
than two or three weeks since that from q
dozen to twenty cows were daily pas
tured in the park. An expenditure o.
a hundred dollars In planting trees in q
COW pasture will hardly pay.
The celebrated Lady Mary Montague
was as well known tor personal slovenli'
ness as for wit and learning. The poe
Pope said caustically, "You would have
thought her an angel, If her skin had no,
carried so much OF the livery of the deyi
on it," Lady Mary was unfortunately .
resident of an age that knew not tina
pride and glory of the present century
b. II. Rabbits Best Soap, or she would
not have deserved the poets witty DO,
mot.
Frank Raglin, colOred man, was ar
rested yesterday by Chief OF Police Goss
man on warrant sworn out by colore
woman charging him with assaultinI
and striking her. Chief Gossman foun
Raglin near the corner OF Tenth street o
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