The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-29
trade. Be sure and give Burger call
before you buy elsewhere. l-l0'lm

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Eruptions Of the ply ,icsl system, as
Boils, Pimplcs; etc., are Natures safety
means to warn the sufferer that his blood
needs entire publication quickly
and eiiectually accomplished by using
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
Strangers who visit Cairo should
never fail to call on Burger, the mann
moth dry goods dealer. The display OF
fine goods In bis establishment, ia
Commercial avenue, has never been
cQualed by any house in Cairo. l-lO.lm
We are requested to state that the re-
port that is now being circulated in this
city, and elsew here, to the effect that the
Mystic Knew will charge an admission
fee to st. Mary's Park on the Fourth OF
July, Is false. The Krew dare not charge
an admission to The Park, and they would
not If they could.
For sale by Winter & stuart, sec
Ond hand piano, fine instrument war
ranted to be- in good order. For price
and terms call on or address,
WINTER e. STUART, Agts,
If. No. III Commercial Avenue.
There Ia talk of big time among the
flremen OF this city. An effort is being
made TO raise purse, to be presented to
the company that will run given dis
lance with their machinery, attach hose
and get water in the shortest space OF
time. An exhibition OF this kind would
no doubt prove very interesting to our
thousands Of country friends who will
come to our great celebration on the
Fourth.
jacob hlee, 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
In this mornings issue of the Bull
LErIN we publish the programme of the
fire works display to take place at 81.
Mary's park on the night Of the Fourth.
Nothing has ever been seen In southern
Illinois of this kind. that can be com
pared tor grandeur, to what this part OF
the great celebration promises, and
thousands Of people will witness 1t.
Mr.. j. Il. Thomas, an old and exper-
fenced hand at the business, will conduct
the display.
Hon. +. NJ. loungblood of Benton,
Franklin county, is announced in this
issue OF the BULLETIN as a candidate tor
circuit judge in this district. Mr.. Young
blood is an able lawyer, and an honora.
Bile and heightened gentleman. and
should he be elected will no doubt max,
a capable and impartial judge. He has
many warm friends and supporters, who
will use every honorable means to secure
his election.
We offer the following special bar
gains Tor a few days only: Full SIZE
eleven quarter bed spreads at 81 90. 500
yards fancy dress goods wo: tn 20cts. tor
sjcts. 200 yards white Pique worth 2Octs.
for l2lcts. 800 yards Crash worth 15cts.
for l0cts. Wamsutta shirts, and ]. 200
linen bosoms and cuffs, best in the mar
ket, guaranteed to fit, tor 81 %, and nu.
merous other goods under price. Call
and see that we do as we advertise.
o. HAWTHORN & Co.
Mr.. Fred keohler feels indignant over
the loss OF a fine buffalo COW which some
malicious person shot on Tuesday, and
offers twenty-five dollars reward for In
formation that will lead to the arrest OF
the party. We hope Mr.. Keohler will
succeed in bringing the guilty one to
grief, for it was dastardly and cowardly
act. On Tuesday morning Mr.. keohler
received letter from the managers OF
the Geological garden at st. Louis, offer
ing him three hundred dollars for the
COW and bull.
BY authority We this morning an
nounce Hon. John Dougherty of Union
county, as a candidate for circuit Judge
of this, first judicial circuit. Gov.
Dougherty is so well known to the
people OF Southern Illinois, that we deem
1t unnecessary for us to say anything in
his favor. He has beeu leading men,
Der of the bar of Southern Illinois for so
many years that he is known to almost
every man, woman and child in the dis
trict, and among them his friends are
legion. II elected he will undoubtedly
make a good judge.
WIN. Dunning of Gosport, Indiana,
arrived In the city yesterday afternoon
and having several hours OF time at his
disposal resolved to do the city. After
wandering around long time seeing all
the sights and imbibing In numerous sal.
oons Of Lemp's beer, he lay down on the
levee near sixth street, and was soon
far away in dreams Of bucolic innocense.
When William awoke this morning he
was sadly demoralizsd to find that some
nimble thief had removed his boots, coat,
ana hat during the night. He raid give