The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-10

palate; and bis sarsaparilla isa..
imparts vigOr to lie, restores health A..
expels disc sse.-(Waterford PAL .Adyer
ter. G.6-lw
burgers dry goods house, No. -
Commercial avenue, Is the palace store O
Egypt, and his clerks the most polite
affable and business-like men In tn,
trade. BE sure and give Burgers cal
before you buy elsewhere. l-lOlm
Prof. A. B. Garrett, principal OF tn,
Vienna public school, was in the city
yesterday. We understand that Mr.. Gar.
rett Is about to terminate his connection
with the Vienna schools, and is an appli
cant tor the position of principal of tn,
Mound City school.
Stuart & Gholson are now Offering
the most extensive line Of gents furnish.
ing goods ever offered In this market
and at prices ten per. cent lower thar
any other house. Gentlemen will con
suit their interest by calling on US. 1t.
Large families of hogs now peram
bulate our streets unmolested. Mayo
Winter has kind feeling for them. IL
knows that the poor like these pigs to b
allowed to 90 about the streets rootn,
for a living, and he is the poor man
mayor. We are getting a dozeL pigs
and will let them roam at their own sweet
wills.
Stuart & Gholson will offer on Mon
day morning an elegant line of ladies
and chlldrens' Newport ties, made ex-
pressly Tor US, and every pair guaran-
tied. The supply OF these goods is lin
tied, ana those who have been waiting
for them should call Immediately. 1t.
john Shelby, a runner tor the Ar.
llngton house, got into squabble with
an other man yesterday afternoon, be-
cause the other man wanted to take a
customer away from him, and John was
pulled by the police. He was taken be,
fore Judge Bird who fined him five dol.
lars and costs, which he paid and was
Jacob Klee, corner OF Washington
avenue and Twelfth street, is now pre-.
pared to supply the citizens OF Cairo with
pure lake ice at the lowest living prices.
His wagon makes daily rounds, and will
deliver Ice in any part OF the city. Ice
depot at corner Washington avenue and
Twelfth street, where all orders should
be left. l-2.tf
John Gladney informs US that he has
filled new bond in the county clerks
office, and that he will continue to serve
in the capacity of constable. We can
see no reason why John should 60 to the
trouble of filling new bond, for it has
not disturbed the equanimity OF the PEG.
pie OF Alexand r county in the least
he has a bond or not.
Hon. Tom Bouton, OF the Jonesboro
Ga.stte, writes as follows of Judge
Bross
The resignation by Judge Bross OF
the Office of county Judge Of Alexander
county, and the failure to re-elect him
to the Office Of police magistrate of the
city OF Cairo, we consider az injurious tc
the best interests or the county ana uiry
He has always been most faithful an(
efficient officer, always looking to the in
terest OF the people.
The "Baby's Best Friend" Is the mos,
appropriate title for DR. Bulls Baby Syrup.
1t 10 absolutely free from opium, morptia
and other powerful agents, is perfectly
safe aud reliable under oil circumstances
and by allaying the usual stomach and
bowel disorders Of babyhood keeps the
child from iretting and crying, so injurious
to itself and annoying TO all. Price %
cents. 6.G.lw
The bill gotten up by the tax payers
association, enjoining the collection OF a
portion of the personal tax, has been
filed in the circuit court by Green and
Gilbert, attorneys tor and in behalf OF
the taxpayers association, and Judge
Baker has granted a temper.
airy INJUNCTION, restraining the collection
OF that portion of the personal tax known
as the railroad interest tax"
Chief of Police AFTER, has issu ed
another proclamation against the IN
tagged dogs of the city. This energy is
'ommendable, for who knows that after
this cold snap warm time may not
come, in which the dogs without tags
may snap in their madness at the legs of
citizens. Mannerly dogs, who get
tagged, never become mad, and ought
to be cherished by our municipal author.
tiles.
Chief OF Police, Charlie After, in the
hope that people will come forward and
settle up their dog tax without delay,
has issued the following proclamation:
Last Call-All persons owning or har.
boring dogs, who have not paid. their
taxes, will be arrested BY ME. There
will positively be no distinction made.
In order to give all persons a chance, |
will not begin arrestlng persons or
slaughtering dogs until Monday, the 18th
day OF the present month. Then mean
business. q. ID. AFTER. Chief of Police.
CAIRO, Ills, June 9th, 1877.
Mr.. Ed. Braxton. that chief of ton.
sorlal artists, has taken charge of the
shop on Eighth street, owned by the late
Daniel Lampcrt. Ed. Braxton is one Of
the best BARRIERS in the state, as well as a
gentleman in his intercourse with his
patrons. lie was one OF the sufferers in
the late fire at the corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, and lost heayi-