The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-16
Local Items.
Go hear the blind preacher.

Go hear the blind preacher.
Don't fail to attend the lecture at IN,
NJ. +. Church tonight.
! Ex-Mayor Wood ~ absent from tn
city, and will not return for several DAYS
Mrs. +. We'll is selling her houschol,
furniture at private sale. IS Tenth street
Blow
| Rev. c. w. Bonner will lecture in tn,
M. f. Church tonight. 90 and hea
him.
A farmer told us the other day that Il,
would not be without DR.. Bulls Cougl
Syrup II 1t cost five dollars q bottle. /,
must be wonderful remedy.
Persons wishing to purchase ccrtia
Gates of membership Of the public Ii
brary will find them at the Librar,
Room on Saturday afternoon.
l
DIR. G. W. Cunning, and Mr.. =. w
Barclay are in Chicago. They are at the
fremont House, OF which Jewctt Wilcox
IL manager.
Hon. John NJ. Iansden was called
away from home suddenly on Wednes
day to attend sick relative who lives
near Springfield.
| In another column in this issue of the
BULLETIN we publish the announcement
Of j. j. Birds candidacy for re- election to
the office Of police magistrate. Judge
Bird has served as magistrate for four
years, and has made an efficient officer
He has many warm friends, and In the
contest just opening will be formidable
| candidate.
Is it possible for bad man, even though
they be gifted to serve the state: Ger.
tainly not. So long as they are unem
ployed they think only OF obtaining
positions as soon as they obtain posi-
tons, their only thought is not to lose
them. There is nothing 10 which they
will not stOop to compass their object.
Aye, to attain an end, they would even
discourage the use OF b. Il. Rabbits
Best Soap.
DIR. Jocelyn, has mad several years ex-
perience in dentistry in st. Louis. and ia
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, TO suit the
times. To anyone desiring dentistry done
it will be to their advantage to call upon
DIR. w. Z. Jocelyn. Office on Eighth
street, between Washington and Com.
mercial avenues, Cairo, Illinois. 3-9-tf
always have been and still am sole
proprietor and manufacturer of DIR. 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 York Store, A.
SwobOda's, F. 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.
dSw-t. DIR. WIN. WOOD.
Q. Haythorn Of o. Haythorn s. Co.
leaves to-day for Bosten and New York
AS goods have now declined to about
old prices they will have an advantage
over those who bought early and now
have their stock on hand. The firm will
contiRae to keep the largest, and in every
way most complete stock of boots and
shoes in Southern Illinois, and will offer
inducements to retail buyers that canno,
be found any where in the state outside
ofChicago. They will also keep CON-
pletc line OF goods, notions, hats, etc.,
etc. At.
The Ladies' Library association re-
ceiyed q handsome present of books on
Wednesday from DR.. n. X. Casey Of
Mound City. Among them were two
volumes ot.United States statutesat large
agricultural reports third annual report
Of the r. r. & w. commissioners of Hi
nois /; Geological Survey Of Illinois Re-
port of Public Charities Of Illinois; min
eral resources OF the United States Ill
plomatic correspondence; American mill
tary biography. and other valuable works
The ladies were much pleased and graft
fled by DR.. Casey's kindness, and it il
hoped that many other people in Mound
City and Cairo will do likewise.
The Ladies Library Association hav,
received their first instalment of books
and Mrs. Goss and Mrs. Winter. assisted
by some of the ladies OF the association
are busy numbering and cataloguing the
books and perfeoting all tho arrange.
ments for the opening Of the library on
Saturday. Among the books received
are full set of Dickens, Thackeray,
Irving, Prescott, Bayord Taylor Schuy
ler's Turkistan, two volumes three vol
umes OF Miss Augusta Evans; McCau
| ley's Life and Letter, one volume Mr.
Blacks Princess Of Thule and MadcaI
Violet; six volumes of George Cary Eg
glestons works, donated by the author
| Rev. G. w. Bonner, who is nearly