The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-01-12
LOcal Ureyitaeo.


yesterday. Mr.. II. T, Miller Is the as
signee.
| Jackson Frick, Esq, Of Jonesboro.
was In attendance on the circuit court
yesterday.
The attention Of the city council Is
called TO the crossing on Twelfth and
Poplar streets. 1t Is In = dilapidated
condition and In wet weather worse than
no crossing at all.
Small blank books kept In stock q
the City Binaery. Sold as cheap as any
book store In the city. Books Of every
size from two to ten quires, or more. II
Mothers, do not let your darlinRs
suffer with the whooping cough, II you
have remedy SO near at hand. Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. and the little suf-
ferers will soon find relief. Price. %
cents. (Sl
The work ofrepainting, pApering, and
repairing generally goes on at the st.
Charles hotel. The office Is now receiy-
ing new coat OF paint aud paper, and
when completed will present a much i'm.
proved appearance.
| Judge Green has returned from
springfield. He is well pleased with the
action of the convention held on the
9Th, and believes the resolutions adopted
could not have more clearly or more tor
chilly expressed the sentiments Of the
, convention.
Mr.. Henry Elliot, having removed to
the brick building at the corner Of Sixth
and Levee streets, will run general feed
| store in connection with his commission
| business. Transfers, drsymen, and
others are requested to make n0e of
| this fact. I-I2-2t
In the circuit court yesterday the
only case called for trial was that Of the
People Vs.. Swasey +. shattuck. charged
with the larceny Of sum of money from
an old German named Smith. The case
occupied all the afternoon and was not
concluded at the adjournment Of court.
Among the guests at the Planters
House yesterday: T. Stief. East st.
Louis Jas. Bell, Ullin, Ills. Ben. How
ard, Steamer ndewild I; Il. W. Black,
Geo. Stewart. st. Louis: G, II.
Goodrich, Evansville; J. w. Gaunt.
New Grand Chain.
AT the st. Charles yesterday were
Chas. Church, Cincinnati; l.. S. Mosby. |
st. Louis Il. G. Greer, Chicago: &C. NJ.
Sullivan, Cincinnati; Jno. killingsporth,
st. Louis G. W. Jackols. Jackson, Ten.
nessee Jackson Prick, Jonesboro John
Iimmerger, Pilot Rock, Miss; Ii. Lam
bert. st. Louis 6. W. Hart, jr. n. Y.
Henry Elliott has taken ossession
of the White building at the corner
OF sixth street and Ohio leyec, where, in
connection with his commission business. |
he proposes to run general ieed store.
Mr. Elliott Is an experienced and reliable |
business man, and will undoubtedly re-
celved liberal patronage.
Capt. keiser, of st. Louis, -uperin-
boats, is at the Planters House. He is
looking after the anchor line boats here
Considerable apprehension is felt for tie
safety OF boats should a sudden break
up OF the ice gorges above Cairo occur.
Steps are being taken to get the boats in
safe hsrbors.
Tile summer OF 1876 will long be re-
membersd as the hottest in years. Per-
SEPARATION and discomfort were the charac-
teristics of the times. Many a square
mile on linen, discolored by the excessive
heat, would have been ruined but for the
tree Use Of that best of lavitoral puri-
iiers, b. Il. BABBITT's Best Soap. 1t 10
only in such emergencies that we dis.
cover our friends.
Hon. A. II. Irwin is in the city on . |
short leave of absence. He reports every !
thing moving along smoothly enough at !
Springfield. lie does not consider the
senatorial question settled yet by long |
way. lie says while there is a probabl.
ity Of defeating Logan, that end has not |
yet been accomplished, and will not be
until the final ballot has been taken.
Mrs. 5. Williamson, milliner, CONNER.
cial avenue, opposite Schuh's drug store,
has just received a new stock of feathers |
and flowers, which she has marked down |
to the very lowest figures. This is the |
best and cheapest lot Of millinery goods |
ever offered TO the ladies of Cairo. She |
invites an examination of her goods.
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For smooth shave, Il neat and fash
ionable hair cut, or refreshing champoo
go to Ed. BraXton, at the planters barber
parlor. The best of perfumeries and
hair tonics always Kept on hand. The
bath room connected with this establish
ment is the only onein the city. and Is
always kept in the neatest order, ready
for the convenience Of customers. II
The old Quaker that assumed need
in the perfumed young dandy TO cover
up something unpleasant was half right.
20 reasons B. Il. Babbitt. For he makes
his Toilet Soap scentless, that his craft
may not be confused with that of those
who make the average toilet soap. This
new toilet soap only needs to be tested to
drive all others from use In the chamber
and bath room. It's the purest and best
of soaps for all classes of people.
Il always have been and still am sole