The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-13

into hign piaces, 10 Mcguire riches. and
become the object OF vain plaudits.
There is some truth in this perhaps. II
is very certain, however, that it falls
very far short of being as true as 1t Is
that there is no soap to be compared
with b. +. Rabbits Best.
The Springfield State journal OF Sum
day morning says: civilian +. Halli-
day VS.. Steamboat Louisville; in admir-
atty. This case was appealed from the
district to the circuit court, and the de.
cIsion, announced this morning, sustains
that OF the lower court. The decree of
the district court gave plaintiff $500
60. The interest that has since accrued
is added, which brings the judgment of
the circuit court up to S6,49i.90."
Giles Collins, a Union county man,
accompanied by his three little boys, the
oldest not over nine years, came TO town
on Saturday and put up at the Planters
House. Ia the evening Collins went the
rounds of the saloons and drew up at
Scott's, where dance was in progress.
Several hours later he was on the levee
making more noise than half dozen
steamboats,. lie had lost his money, and
wanted it back, but conld not tell
whether he had lost it or whether 1t had
| been stolen from him. The police took
him to his hotel and left him there.
DIR. Jocelyn, has had several years ex-
perience in dentistry in st. Louis, and is
competent OF treating the most difficult
cases OF all kinds. All work warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or no charge
will be made. Prices low, 10 suit the
times. TO anyone desiring dentistry done
1t will be to their advantage to call upon
DIR. w. 4. Jocelyn. Office on Eighth
street, between Washington and Com
mercial avenues, Cairo, Illinois. 3.9-tf
| always have been and still am sole
proprietor and manufacturer Of DIR. VIM.
Woods Fever Pills. Any one selling
Woods Fever Pill not made by rue, will
be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. For sale at the New York Store, A.
Swoboda's, F. Healy's. L. 6. Schuh's
Barclay Brothers, and at my Office.
Sold in 80 ct. and $I.0O boxes. Special
rates to dealers on application. Sent
postage paid on receipt of price.
d&w-tf. DIR. WIN. woop.
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, ST %.
- one serge 100
+" kid slippers, 70
Misses goat laced shoes, 90
IS Kid g slippers, 60
Childrens' kid and goat shoes 40950
And the entire stock in proportion.
3-S1w.
just received at d. Hartmau's queens
ware store, the largest and finest assOrt-
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, Dat Meal, Moss Rose. Elder Flower,
Turtle Oil, Gilletts Laundry CASTLE, &C..
&C.. Also a fine assortment of Feather
Busters and Feather window-B Brushes.
Parties will find it to their interest to 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
The CarbOndale Observer of the 9th
inst, says: To-day. Murphy was
visited by a ire which destroyed about
$3.50, 900 worth of property, being the
Jackson county bonds of the Cairo Il st.
Louis Railroad Company, about which
there has been so much litigation. These
bonds were for 500, 900 and had about
eight years accumulated interest upon
them. They were issued by the county,
on certain conditions, which the county
thought had not been fulfiIled, and hence
the litigation. Judge Crawford, on the
10Th ult, decided that tbs bonds should
be recovered by the county. They have
been in the hands of Sam. II. Brush, as
administrator of j. NJ. Hanson, repre-
sentng the road. An order was issuel
to Mr.. Brush, directing him to deliye
them up to the county beard. To-day
friday he did so, and they were then
burned. Col. Thomas Allen, of St.
Louis, has conducted the suit for the
county, and the people may well have
cause to remember him Tor lifting so
great lcsd off their shoulders, as this
virtually settles 100000 OF the bonds,
and probably the entire lot"
Funeral Notice.
The funeral Of John Curren will take
| place from st. Patrick's church TODAY
| M ono o.aIool Funeral trai,, ,,,,.. t~...u