The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-07

important. business. He will return In q
few days.
George W. Carlis, Of Metropolis, is in
the city on business. He will return
this evening.
Next Saturday week Is st. Patrick's
day. We understand our Irish fellow
citizens will celebrate the day in befit-
ting manner.
"who will run against Jack Winter
for mayorT' Is q question asked q thou
sand times day now. Who can an.
swer it9
lust received At r. II. schuh's. .
fresh lot Of the celebrated La OuISa
i've cent Cigsrs-the best in the mar.
ket. 3-f-lw
The county commissioners have been
In session since Monday, though the bus.
iness transacted has been simply routine,
and Of no special importance.
MIR. Peter :Cuhl is not candidate for
mayor. lie does not want the position,
and il he did, he would not accept it at
the present salary. There are plenty of
men who will, however.
Owing to the absence Of one of our
best compositors, who was called home to
Ohio BY telegraph yesterday, we are
compelled to 60 to press with less than
our usual amount of matter this morn
Ing
The Radical turnout tonight does not
promise to pan out we'll. Col. McKeaig,
Collector Fisher. Mr.. Ii. H. Candee, and
other leading lights Of the Radical fold,
are away from the city and will not be
back in time to participate In the parade.
Charlie Wallar, son of Rev. Mr.. WAL
lar formerly pastor of the Methodist
church in this city, is in town. He has
just returned from a protracted visit to
relatives and friends in GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Among the guests at Herbert's yes
terday were VIM. G. Woods, Santa Fe;
+. r. Woods, Commerce, No.; NJ. KEEL.
ley, d. Stanton and J. II. Crofton, Gin
cinnati; ALI. E. Gardner, Dresden, Tenn.
The X. N. X. c. have rented Kleb's
hall on Commercial avenue near Twelfth
street, where the meetings OF the Krew
will hereafter be held. The installation
of officers took place in the new hSil
last evening "
Mr.. Vincent, owner OF the large two.
story frame building at the corner OF
Eighth and Levee streets. has purchased
two lots at the corner OF Eighth street
and Commercial avenue and is prepar.
ing to have the building removed onto
them.
As our reporter came along Water
street last night, shivering with the chill
night air, and drawing his overcoat
tightly about him, he thought, "now II
the time for colds and coughs" hut i
poor mortals only knew what certain
cure DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is, how
few would long suffer, and then it onl,
| costs twenty-five Enthusiastically Ohio
Register.
Koehler Bros, butchers, corner OF
Eighth street and Washington avenue
are now selling choice smoked hams
shoulders and breakfast bacon, bolOgn'
sausage and pudding at retail at whole
sale prices. There is no deception in thi
assertion. They mean just what the!
say, and ask an opportunity to prove it
Call on them. 3-4-lw
The lateness OF the hour at which VI
write precludes our saying anything
about the opening of the Cairo Publi
Library last night, other than that tn
exercises were OF most interesting
character throughout. On Sunda.
morning next we shall publish the ad
dress of the President, the essay of Mrs
Hudson and the poems OF Mrs. George
The Library room Is model OF taste an
beauty, further note which will be mad
hereafter.
1.-THE Young Peoples Society" wi
give an entertainment at the Presby
terrain church ON Thursday evenin!
March Sth, 1877. The entertainment wi
consist OF lecture by the Rev. b.
George, vocal and instrumental must
reading, Rotations, etc. The proceed
of the entertainment will be devoted
the reduction of the church debt. All al
invited. Admission, % cents. 3-6-2t
: 1 always have been and still am SO
proprietor and manufacturer of DR.. WI
Woods Fever Pills. Any one selling
Woods Fever Pill not made by ne, W
be prosecuted to the full extent of t
law. For sale at the New York Store,
Swoboda's, F. Healy's. p. G. Schul
Barclay Brothers, and at my Off
= Sold in 80 ct. and $l.00 boxes. Spec
!, rates to dealers on application. 81
!, postage paid on receipt of price.
y d&w-tf. DR.. WIN. WooD
I; Hans Sach lived in Nuremberg, g
many, during the middle ages, and v
the master spirit Of the celebrated p
guild OF the Meistersaengers. One the
On which the cohbler hard was wont