The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-24


made from the best barley and hops
Try it. l-3l-lm.
Probate court was still in session yes
terday. Judge Bross being engaged IL
J examining the papers in a number o.
badly mixed estates.
Judge Mulkey and Hon. -. +. Line
gar, who spent several days this week
In Metropolis on legal business, returned
to the city yesterday.
Smokers are happy again, because
Sam Ullman is back again, and has
brought fresh supply oil those excellent
D cent cigars. 2.22-lm
A drunken kentuckian, on Ohio levee
yesterday pulled out revolver and fired
it of. A few minutes later he took the
ferry boat and crossed the river, or he
would have been arrested.
1t should not be forgotten that Miss
Susan b. Anthony lectures under the
auspices Of the Taylor Literary club, in
the atheneum, on next Tuesday evening.
February 27th
Life is full Of sorrows and disap-
pointments, but the most sanguine hopes
OF all those who try DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup are always realized. 1t never dis
appoints.
| Joe TOwle, a prominent citizen of
Harrisburg, Saline county, was in the
city yesterday attending the tobacco
sales. lie LETT for home by the Cairo and
Vincennes railroad this morning.
Rev. 3. \. George, pastor of the Pres
| byterian church Of this city, is conduct
ing a protracted meeting at Golden. He
will be home in time to conduct the
usual Sunday services here.
r. L. Billingsby, late Of the police
force. was very low yesterday and it was
believed he could not survive the night
through. MIR. Billingsby has been con-
fined to his home for several weeks.
Our old friend John Gockel, first
proprietor OF the Planters House, is in
the city On business. Mr.. Gockel is now
in business in st. Louis, and we are glad
to learn is doing well. lie will return to
St. Louis to-day.
We understand the Rev. MIR. George
will deliver lecture in the Presbyterian
church on Thursday evening, March Sth.
The subject of the lecture, or the object
for which tits given we have not learned.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lansden, assisted by others
will supply the music.
Arrivals at Herbert's yesterday were
r. o. Wash and f. Il. Noble, Paducah
ii. w. Hand, Evansville: T. r. Settle,
st. Louis; j. w. Thompson, Paducah
Geo. L. Gould, Moline, Ills; r. II. Gar
ringer, New York ; W. II. Smith. Cincin-
natl; ID. w. Meller, st. Louis 4. Prist,
Cincinnati; Z. Y. Mckay, Louisville.
young widow Is, perhaps, the most
interesting object in nature--or in art.
She represents experience without its
wrinkles or its gray hair. She is grief
with laughing eye-a silver moon in
sable cloud. She Is too sweet for any
thing. That man must be pretty thor.
oughly spoiled who can leave a young
widow, especially if she is partisan Of
b. Il. Rabbits Best Soap.
Jim Garland died very suddenly at his
home at the corner of Fifth and Walnut
streets at about II O'Clock night before
last. Garland was on the streets as late
as half-past ten or eleven O'Clock, and
was apparently as well usual. His
funeral will take place to-day at 100
pm, by special train from the foot of
Eight street. The Hibernian fire COM
pany, OF which he was a member, will
attend the funeral in body.
Among the guests at the Planters
| House yesterday were B. Bateman, Vim
cennes D. Hill, Carmi; r. s. Neville,
| Clinton, Kentucky; S. kolb, Ballard
county, Kentucky; l.. Summons, Ken
lucky John Jackson and son, st. Louis
Jas. w. Dodd, Memphis w. c. Hunt
Jas. Schoheld, Cincinnati; c. Buell., VII.
son Station, Ky.;J. w. Hatcher, Evans
vile; w. 5. Lamar, Clinton, Illinois
David Norton, New Grand Chain j. s
Bernard, Sandusky, Illinois.
| always have been and still am sol
proprietor and manufacturer of DIR. VIM
Woods Fever Pills. Any one selling I
Woods Fever Pill not made by me, will
be prosecuted to the full extent of tn,
law. For sale at the New York Store, A
Swoboda's, F. Healy's, p. G. Schulz
Barclay Brothers, and at my office
Sold in 80 ct. and SLIGO boxes. Specia
rates to dealers on application. Sen
postage paid on receipt of price.
| d&w-tf. DIR. WIN. WOOD.
Mr.. Marx, the clothier, is giving hi
stock an overhauling, and as soon as b
has had an understanding with the insur
ance companies, will procure new quar-
tiers until the building damaged by fir
! has been repaired. In looking over hl
goods MIR. Marx finds that his loss