The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-18

| surprise 10 many tnat nc ~ permitted tC
carry on ms he does without molestation
from the authorities.
Isaac Smith, colorcd lad whose par.
ents reside at the corner of Washington
avenue and Thirteenth street, met with n
serious accident at the box factory early
yesterday morning resulting in the loss
of the thumb and forefinger of the left
hand. Smith was employed about one
of the machines for cutting barrel head
ing. and in attempting to remove a
piece of headiRg his hand was caught,
and resulted in gripping him as above
stated. He was taken to DIR. Wardner's
office, where his hand was dressed.
DIR. W.C.Jocelyn,a graduate of the Mis-
souri, Dental college, desires respectfully
| to inform the public that he is prepared
to do everything pertaining to his pro-
fession. TO treat diseases of the mouth !;
to insert cavity Filings in the most
thorough manner; to make artificial
teeth in the most workmanlike style !;
to correct irregul srities; and TO extract
teeth absolutely without pain using the
nitrous oxide gas, which is pleasant and
harmless. Prices are low. Office on
Eighth street between Washington and
Commercial avenues, Cairo, Illinois.
Attention is called to the double col.
umn advertisement OF Farnbaker 4 Haas,
to be found in another column on this
page of to-day's BULLETIN. Mr.. Farm.
baker, the senior member of the firm, has
been In New FORK for some time and has
made an excellent selection of goods for
the spring trade. These goods are now
arriving, and all who see them agree
that more complete, or a stock, better
adapted to the wants OF this market, was
meyer before offered in Cairo. Messrs.
|. & Il. ask an examination OF their goods
and prices.
The Carbonate Observer of the 10th
says "some newspaper man. with very
little regard for the truth, as it seems to
us, has started the story that the lady
who delivered lecture here, and at 9TH
er places in Southern Illinois, was not
Susan b. Anthony, but a Belville lady.
II it was not the veritable Susan b., it
strikes us that her relatives in this place
made very bad mistake. She came
here under their auspices and while here
was the guest OF Miss +. T.. Anthony, of
OF our city, who is very closely related
to her; SO that our brethren OF the press
are very much mistaken" We should
say the man who started that report had
no regard at all for the truth.
Late Friday night Chief of Police Goss.
man captured colored man on Sixth
street between Ohio levee and CONNER
cial avenue, who had in his possession a
number OF chickens. The circumstances
under which the negro was caught and
his conduct convinced Gossman that the
chickens were stolen, and he was locked
up. Yesterday he was taken before
Judge Bross for trial, and as the owner of
the chickens could not swear positively
to his property, a charge of vagrancy was
preferred against the negro, and a fine OF
one hundred dollars was assessed against
him. Tho negro gave his name as Scott.
and it is believed he is one OF the dar-
kies who were a few months ago captured
on Washington avenue with stolen pig
in their possession, and tor which offense
they were sent to labor on the streets for
considerable length of time.
Among the guests registered at the
st. Charles hotel yesterday were Robt.
Bagnell, August Graf, WI. Nichols,
Chas. Weber, st. Louis;J w. Blake.
man, Chicago; Miss Hoskins, Grants
boro; Earle Barnard, GRANVILLE; ID. G.
Russell, Jackson, Tenn; j. l.. Carr,
New York; c. w. Markers, New York;
j. Hall, New Orleans; Frank Bears. Chi
cago; j. IL. Perry. Bolivar, Tenn; Il. b.
Moray, New Orleans; Miss
NJ. 5. Reynoldson, Vicksburg;
A. Clark and f. Kennelback, Nj. p.
Drurey. X. G. Spears. f. c. kurthan,
Cincinnati; w. V. Leech, Cape Girar-
deau NJ. l.. Plant, New York James
Z. Parker and wife, Henderson, KY;
A. IL. Edwards, Evansville Mrs. ii. VIII
lams and Mrs. N. NAH. Uniontown, Mo-;
j. G. Hodge, Murphysboro w. W.
Dudly, Chicago.
Some time between ten and eleven
O'Clock Friday night, Jas. Sammons, an
old man lately employed by MIR. Oberly
to take care OF his horse and cows. came