The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-17

Col. Mckeaig returned from Wash.
lngton on Friday morning. We suppose
the colonel has the post office matter all
fixed.
| County court will be In session next
week for the transaction of law and
criminal business. A number of Jury cases
will be tried.
Smokers are happy again, because
Sam Ullman is back again, and has
brought fresh supply OF those excellent
D cent cigars. 2.22-lm
| Over 100000 bottles OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup are sold every season, and
thousands of persons saved from an un.
timely gave.
A good many Democrats are adyocat-
ing straight ticket for municipal officers
at the coming election. SO far as the
BULLETIN is concerned we are ready for
the tray.
W. W. Boyt, county clerk of Johnson
county, and o. A. Harker, Esq. of vi.
emma, were in the city on business yes
terday. and left for home by the Cairo
and Vincennes railroad this morning.
Judge Mulkey, who was at Jonesboro
attending the Union county circuit court,
Is at home again. He will return to
Jonesboro on Tuesday next to attend to
an important case set for trial on that
day.
The baggage car Of an Illinois Central
train ran off the track on Ohio levee near
Fourth street yesterday afternoon. 1t
was got back on the track again
and the train was delayed but a few
minutes.
A large number of the proprietresses
of the bawdy houses Of the city have been
before Judge Bross IN the county court
within the last few days. Three or four
of them were fined twenty-five dollars
and costs of court, while the others had
their cases continued to the next term oil
! court.
So far as we have been able to learn
there is no clue to the parties who bur-
glarized so many houses In this city on
"Wednesday night. There can be little
doubt however, that whoever the tn ieves
| are, they are parties who make Cairo
their home, and are well posted as to
where to strike for booty.
The Odd Fellows will have another OF
their pleasant family sociables in their
hall on next Monday evening. March 10.
And all the members with their families
are requested to be in attendance at
O'Clock sharp. Visiting brothers are
cordially invited to attend.
ct. HARMON II. BLACK, Secretary.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis is announced in
this issue OF the BULLETIN as q candidate
for police magistrate. Mr.. Lewis is an
old citizen of Cairo and known to almost
every voter within its limits. He is 9
good lawyer, and his qualifications to
| discharge the duties OF the Office canno,
be questioned. He is before the people
and asks their support.
A report was in circulation in the city
yesterday to the effect that AL. Debaun
l the lime manufacturer at Ullin. had died
suddenly on Thursday morning. There
seems to be no truth in the report. Mr.
Jas. Bell was at Ullin yesterday morning
and if there had been any grounds fol
the report he would have heard il.
Guests registered at Herbert's yester
day were w. c. Compton, Cincinpati
l.. Adkins, Cincinnati; DR.. Jacob Cohn
Louisville; II. Il. Bigot, st. Louis ii. Z
Durrett, st. Louis; John Carver, Water
loo, Illinois; Chas. Wilgers, Lawrence
Co., Ohio; A. NJ. Ferguson, Ballard Co.
Kentucky il. f. Going Cincinnati; w
Morlin, st. Louis.
Henry Breihan has concluded 10 cree
brick building on the vacant lot at tn,
corner OF Commercial avenue and Fourth
street, opposite the Cairo and Vinecnnes
ticket Office. The material for the new
building is being put on the ground
When completed it will be occupied by
Mr.. Breihan as soda water manufacture
ing establishment.
DIR. Jocelyn, has had several years eX
perience in dentistry in st. Louis, and il
competent of treating the most difficult
cases OF all kinds. All work warranted
TO give entire satisfaction, or no charg,
will be made. Prices low, TO suit tn,
times. TO any one desiring dentistry don,
it will be to their advantage to call upol
DR.. w. &. JOcelyn. Office on Eight
street, between Washington and Com
mercal avenues, Cairo, Illinois. soft
/ always have been and still am sol
proprietor and manufacturer of DR.. VIM
Woods Fever Pills. Any one selling
Woods Fever Pill not made by me, viii
be prosecuted to the full extent of TIN
law. For sale at the New York Store, A
Swoboda's, +. Healy's. p. G. Schulz
Barclay Brothers, and at my Office
Sold in 80 ct. and $I.O0 boxes. Specia
rates to dealers on application. Sen