The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-22

Il Weather pleasant.
The police courts were uninterestin,
: yesterday.
Judge Bross adjourned county cour
! on Tuesday evening.
The chain gang was at work r,pairin,
) the Fourth street sewer yesterday.
M.F Gilbert, Esq, is at Jonesbor,
attending the Union county circuit court
II Mr.. Peter Cuhl 10 building a fine new
barn on his premises on Twenty-Five
street.
Remember the tobacco sales at In,
Farmers and Planters warehouses TO.
morrow.
The Ohio river was about stationary
yesterday. The late rain will not affect
the river any at this point
The Public Library will be open on
Saturday, and persons desiring to take
out books can do so at that time.
Tramps are becoming numerous again.
and it will soon be time for the police to
give them their orders to leave.
the city yesterday. Mr.. Clemson is one
ofthe leading men OF Pulaski county.
Remember the public examination OF
the schools will take place next week {;
and it is hoped the public generally will
attend them.
Always keep On hand, as delay in
creases suffering. IL you have a cough
or cold use DR.. Bulls cough syrup. 1t
will cure you. Price Is cents.
A new awning in front Of G. w. Hen
derson's hardware store, Is among the
"new improvements On Commercial
avenue.
MIR. O'Callahan Is ::excavating prepar-
atory to putting down the new founda.
ton for new brick building at the cor.
ner Of Commercial avenue and Fourth
street.
The "Hurd property" on Seventh
street now owned by Mr.. Bird. is under.
going repairs, and when completed will
be one OF the finest residences on that
street.
| There is a large force of carpenters at
work on the new freight house for the
narrow gauge railroad. and the building
is being pushed to completion with all
possible haste.
| Mr. Thomas Lewis Is making an active
canvass for the Office OF police magistrate.
Mr.. Lewis is one OF the class Of men who,
when they want anything, they are not
afraid to work for 1t.
Wanted-A good blacksmith-one
who understands ironing wagons and
buggies also one good plowmaker.
Good wages paid. Apply to
Sc MAJOR & TEssIER, Cairo, Ills.
The revival at Rev. Nelson ftix
church. corner of Walnut and Fifteenth
streets. is still going Oh, and the way
| the sinners are being gathered in is q
| caution. As revivalist Rix is q sec
ond Moody.
The big steamer Grand Republic was
at the landing yesterday, and took on
| considerable freight here. She left this
port with nearly three thousand tons.
1t is claimed she will carry four thous-
| and tons.
1t is not uncommon for one neighbor
to ask another: "HOw do you get
through your washing so much quicker,
and make your cloths look whittier than
can?' Answer: Il use b. T. Rabbits
Best Soap"
G. II. Brady, Champaign; X. Levi,
Cincinnati; F. Hohendale, II. j. Sylves-
ter, st. LOUIS II. II. Spencer, Mound
City John b. Burcher, Evansville j.
ii. Edgar. We're among the guests regis
tered at Hcrbert's yesterday.
Lieut.. Allen of the u. S. signal service
is in the city looking after the affairs OF
the service here. We understand he
will recommend TO the department the
necessity of issuing two weather bulle-
tins daily at this station.
Ex-Vice President ColfaX will deliver
an address before the Odd Fellows Of
Du Quoin on the 26th OF next month,
and we understand the members OF the
order in this city are making arrange
ments for special train to run between
Cairo and Du Quoin on that day.
Cards of membership for the Cairo
Public Library, at $2.OO per year, may be
purchased from the Treasurer, Mrs. Z,
e. Ford, Commercial Avenue, near
Eighth, or FROM the Librarian, Mrs. &. c.
Goss, on Saturday afternoon, in the
library room. 3-22-3t.
By the lord, these three years, have
taken note of it, the age is grown SO pick
ed, that the toe Of the peasant comes so
near the heel of the cOurtler, he gals his
kibe. Would you believe its The peas