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

Worklngmsn Look to your interest.
and save doctor bills by using DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Maj. Morrill, of the Cairo aud Vim.
cennes railroad. was at the Southern
Hotel, st. Louis, yesterday.
The Pulaski county circuit court Il
still In session, though no cases Of special
importance haye thus far been tried.
Police Officer O'Maley has 30 for re-
covered as to be able to resume his place
on the force again. He was on duty on
Thursday night tor the first time In two
months.
Mayor Winter has just received con.
Segment OF choice Baltimore oysters, in
bulk and In cans, which he is selling very
cheap. The bulk oysters are especially
nne, and are being sold at rs cents a
hundred.
The Ladies Library association will
hold their regular annual meeting for
the election OF officers, this Saturday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock prompt In the IL
brary room in the Bank building, Ohio
leyee. Every member is earnestly re-
quested to be present. N. h. FORD,
Secretary.
| Prominent among the arrivals at the
Planters House yesterday were F. A.
Kirby, st. Louis Chss. Edwards and T.
Brown, st. Louis E. d. Hall and wife,
Charleston, No.; Dick Williams, Dexter
Thos. Garner, GAINESVILLE, Arkansas:
Frank A. Sanders, Texas.
The work In driving out the evil and
vice concentrated In certain portions of
great cities, such as the Five Points in
New York, and st. Giles In London, has
occupied largely the attention of modern
philanthropists. All wise men now rec
ognize the immense value OF b. T.. Bah
bits Best Soap in this all-important
work.
~ WIG 90 Nhai 1CctCIQay WSTC II. /
ID. Potter. st. Louis; w. Virgins,
Murphysboro S. G. Dennelly and Y. d.
Crary, Hamilton, Ohio; Frank Gambet,
Boston; w. W. Harris and wife, St.
Louis g. Il. winney, st. Louis; l.. F.
PatrSny, st. Louis Geo. Lee, Chicago;
+. Winter and w. C. Tinth. Chicago, and
T. Moore, st. Louis.
We are glad to note the improvements
made by our fellow-townsman, c.
Hanny. in his elegant and commodious
building on Eighth street. Chris is a
live, energetic business man, and merits
the patronage of the public, as on his
shelves may be found the best goods in
the market, both In dry goods and gro
ceries. Give him q call. 2-26.lw
Among the guests registered at Her.
bert's yesterday were J. +. Field,
Natchez: Jas. Ralston and Jas. s. Gero-
nan, Memphis j. X. Warner, st. Louis {;
Perry Homer, Wilson Haynes and Il. r.
Elliott, Milwaukee; H. A. Allison. Tren-
ton, Tenn; A. B. Walton, Harrisburg,
Mo-: W. A. Kean and Tom Miller, Chi.
cago.
The ladies are completing their ar
rangsments for the opening of the H. |
brary OH Tuesday evening next. The
programme of the opening exercises
will appear in tomorrow mornings |
BULLETIN. The furnishing OF the room
IL about completed, and all persons who
have books, pamphlets, etc., that they
wish to donate to the library, may now
send them to the library room in the City
National bank building.
| always have been and still am sole
proprietor and manufacturer Of DR.. VIM.
Woods Fever Pills. Any one selling
Woods Fever Pin not made by me, will
be prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law. For sale at the New Y ork Store, A.
SwobOda's, F. healy'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 Oh receipt of price.
d&w-tf. DR.. WIN. WOOD.
Mayor Winter has just received the
finest lot OF canned oysters, and oysters
IN bulk of the season from Annapolis,
Md, on the Chesapeake Bay, which he
is selling very rapidly at his depot next
door to Paul G.. Schuh's drug store, on
Commercial avenue. SO bring along
your buckets and pals and buy them,
large and tat by the dozen at IL cents, or
by the hundred at IS cents. Cans In
proportion--also game and fsh in sbun.
dance. 3-l-st.
A difficulty occurred yesterday be-
tween two colored men named respec-
lively Jerry Humphreys and John Mel
son, at point OIL the county road about
six miles above the city. The difficulty
was about the removal of some rails
claimed by Humphreys, and in the melee
guns were brought into requisition,
though no one was hurt. Late last
evening Judge Bross issued q warrant
for the arrest of Nelson, ::who it seems,
was the aggressor In the row.
James B. Brown, a peddler OF "snide"
jewelry, glass cutters, knife sharpeners,
I etc. arrived In the city q day or two