The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-10

day were +. G. Moore, Nashville; j.
Moore, Nashville; j. c. Medley. Paris
Landing, NO.; Capt. w. L. Hamblcton.
MOUND City Il. A. atalman. Evansville;
z. Black, Cincinnati; Jas. Smith and
wife, Evansville; Jas. Parks, Fayette.
vile, Ark; L. &. Hicks, j. A. Lehurt
and /. D. Arnold, Clinton, KY; b. X.
Mann, Paducah; Ed. P. Noble. Paducah;
Jas. PEBBLES, jr.; Shawneetown J. d.
Richardson, Shawneetown.
The ladies' of the Library Association
are again disappointed in regard to their
books. They have not yet arrived, and
consequently the public are requested to
wait another week before commencing
to draw books. Just as soon as the
books arrive they will be numbered, cat
alogued, etc., and an announcement
made of their arrival and distribution.
The ladies are working hard to get
everything in perfect order, and feel sure
that no one will complain Of short de-
lay which Is unavoidable.
always have been and still am sole
proprietor and manufacturer of DIR. VIM.
Woods Fever Pills. Any one selling q
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. Aealy'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.
d&w-tf. Dr.. WM. WOOD.
Judge Birds friends are trying to in
duce that gentleman to enter the list of
the gift Of the president, and it has beer
| suggested that ne would make a goot
collector of customs. SO tar as we hav'
been able to learn the judge has not je
cided whether he will comply with tn,
wishes OF his friends, but has the matter
under ady isement. 1t is said that he ha
better claim for Office than any othel
Radical in this county, and that il thu
Office is to be given to Cairo man the
Judge ought 10 have it.
A word to the public A. Black, by
reason at his judiciOus purchases attained
by cash, wishes to share with the public
his bargains, and will, as the following
few items show. sell his goods through.
out at such low prices as not only to defy
competition but to suppress it entirely.
Ladies' goat, laced shoes, 81 IS.
one serge as 90
" kid slippers. IS
Misses goat laced shoes, | 90
90 kid slippers, 65
Childrens' kid and goat shoes 40I350
And the entire stock in proportion.
3-slw.
Just received at ID. Hartmans queens
ware store, the largest and finest assert.
ment of toilet and laundry soaps that
has been brought to this city for some
time. The following are some few OF
the well known brands. Mammoth
Bath. Boquet, Honey and Glycerine, White
Rose, Oat Meal, Moss Rose. Elder Flower,
Turtle Oil, G!lletts Laundry CASTLE, &C.,
&C.. Also fine assortment Of Feather
Busters and Feather window-Brushes.
Parties will find 1t to their interest 10 call
and examine my stock of soaps and
busters. as mean to sell the above goods
for less than any other house In Cairo.
3-2-lw
Guests at the Planters House yester
day were S. L. Honnard, Joppa, Ills; T.
W. Rowley, Pulaski; E. II. Tucker
Metropolis; w. ID. Heath, Chicago; &.
c. Savage, Plattsmouth. Neb.; A. NJ
Lackey and wife, Arkansas d. Casey,
Wennemecca, NO.; Wesley Lane, San
Francisco; Simon Condor, Memphis ;
Z. w. Penn, Andover, Ohio; Simon
Condor. jr., Memphis John Dougher ty
Charleston r. A. Savage, II. C. Green
ST. Louis; {. o. Bryan and B. Marten
Jackson. Tenn; Chas. Smith and wife,
Louisville; Chas. Z. Brown, Evansville
Several weeks ago difficulty occurred
at a negro dance in Phillls' hall, and
during the melee knives, razors and PTS
tolls were used. The officers captured
one OF tie participants named Jordel
Archy, and on his person found razor
Archy was tried before Judge Bird, VIII,
sent him to Jail under a fine OF twenty
i've dollars and costs. And now from tn
council proceedings we see that Mayo
Winter has granted Archy pardon, an,
released him from custody. The mayo
is too laylsh in the use OF the pardonin.
power, and in nine cases out of ten be
slows pardons on the worst class will
which the police have to deal. Jordel
Archy des eryed the fine imposed on him
and should have served out his tul
time.
Prominent among the guests at the st
Charles yesterday were Mrs. G. d. Bus
and child, Forman; p. G. Poole. Jr Chi
cago; W. L. Brown. Murray, Ky; r. A
LOOMS and G. W. Freeman. New York
Mrs. s. A. Stunt, Boston, Mass John
Gest, Cincinnati; S. ii. Mills, Cincin
natl; Z. ID. Bush, Forman W. II. Nor
rison. Lavfayette: A. e. Mackman anf