The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-15

take place at the Farmers and Planters
warehouses in this city tomorrow, Fri.
day, at the usual hour. The weather
for the last week has been all that could
be asked tor for handling tobacco, and 1t
is believed the Offering will be larger
this week than any other sale during the
season.
Prominent among the arrivals at the
st. Charles hotel yesterday were j. w.
Kennedy, New Orleans; Il. A. wefiera,
st. Louis +; l.. Hall, A. Calam, st. Louis;
II. Jasper. New Orleans; j. Polrick,
New Orleans; Chas. Il. Willctts, Chi
cage; w. l.. johnson, Chicago; +. A
Leroy, W. W. Durkce, New York ST.
mon Jacobs, Natchez, Miss; +. NJ.
Lassing, New York; j. n. Cothran,
harrington. NO.; Il. d. Morrow and fam
lily. Paducah: II. V. Glass, Golconda.
DIR. Jocelyn, has had several years ex-
perience in dentistry in st. Louis, and is
competent Of treating the most difficult
cases OF all kinds. All work warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or no charge
will be made. Prices low, 10 suit the
times. 10 anyone desiring dentistry done
it will be to their advantage to call upon
DR.. w. &. Jocelyn. Office on Eighth
street, between Washington and Com
mercial avenues, Cairo, Illinois. soft
1 always have been and still am sole
proprietor and manufacturer of DIR. VIM
Woods Fever Pills. Any one selling
Woods Fever Pill 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. z. G.. Schuh's
Barclay Brothers, and at my Office. |
Sold in 80 ct. and slO boxes. Special |
rates to dealers on application. Sent
postage paid on receipt Of price.
d&w-tf. nF DR.. VIM. WOOD.
o. Haythorn Of o. IIaythorn & Co.,
leaves to-day for Bosten and New York.
As goods have now declined to about
old prices they will haye an advantage
over those who bought early and now
have their stock on hand. The firm will
continae to keep the largest, and in every
way most complete stock of boots and
shoes in Southern Illinois, and will offer
inducements to retail buyers that cannot |
be found any where in the state outside
ofChicago. They will also keep COM
plete line of goods, notions, hats, ETC.,
| etc. At.
| A word to the public A. Black, by
reason at his judlcious purchases attained
by cash. wishes to share with the public
his bargains, and will, as the following
few items show, sell his goods through
out at such low prices as not only to defy
competition but to suppress it entirely.
ladies' goat, laced shoes, 81 %.
one serge ] 90
g kid slippers, 20
Misses goat laced shoes, l 90
% kid /" slippers, G5
Childrens' kid and goat shoes 4O@50
And the entire stock in proportion.
3-Slw.
The proposition to increase the
mayors salary was before the city coun.
Gil again on Tuesday evening, and re-
ceived its death blow, the ordinance to
increase the salary having been defeated
by decided majority. This settles the
salary question for another two years,
and parties who enter the race for
mayor will do so with full understand
ing Of what salary they will receive in
case of election. Parties who have de-
clared they would not have the Office at
a salary or live hundred year, can now
retire from the arena.
At the meeting of the city council held
on Tuesday evening Mayor Winter nOm-
mated and the city council confirmed the
following named persons to act as judges
aud clerks at the charter election to
come of on the third Tuesday in April
First ward, judges-John Howley, q. w.
Mckeaig and Joseph Abel; clerks,
Ii. II. Candee and Patrick Mockler.
Second ward, iudges-C. n. Hughes, Nv.
NJ. Williams and A. j. earle; clerks, p,
w. Barclay and French Axley. Third
ward. judges-John Wood, F. Vincent
and John Clancy; clerks. Leander Ak
ley and Frank S,huckers. Fourth ward ,
judges-Richard Fitzgerald, Henry Met
calf and VIM. Wolf clerks, NJ. b. Har-
rell and Jas. Cheney. Fifth ward,
ljudges-Thomas Wilson. Charles Cali
CHER and Patrick Kennedy; clerks, w.
ii. Morris and Ernest b. Petit.
Rev. c. w. Bonner, who is nearly
blind, and who has been declared unable
for work by his conference, will deliver a
lecture at the Methodist church In this
, city on Friday evening. Rev. Bonner is
, Endorsed by his Elder, Rev. d. r. Pierce,
who advised him to this course as a
means of earning a living. Mr.. Bonner
recently delivered his lecture,
the subiect of which T. .sCr;t >,