The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-25

new spring patterns, catalogues, etc,
about the 9Th Of March. Our new spring
patterns will be more elegant than ever.
Mr.. I. NJ. Gibbons, prominent
farmer of Saline county, IL ia the city
visiting at the residence of II. W. Bost-
wick, on Twenty Eighth street.
Cnequalled In effectiveness, unap.
preached 10 cheapness, aud unrivalled In
popularity Is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
20 cents per bottle large size, 80 cents.
A fight between lot Of negro women
took place on Friday night. and in the
row one Of the wenches was badly cut in
the arm with razor. The fracas &C.
CURED on Twentieth street.
A large dose Of Maguire's Cuniurango
Buffers taken In the morning one hour
before breakfast, prevents Indigestion
and headache, and removes costiveness.
PAUL G. scHrR, Agent
The st. Louis Globe-Demoerat OF yes
terday says "Messrs. Bogue and Oberly
who were recently appointed railroad
and warehouse commissioners, to-day
filed their bonds In the sum of S20,00
each, and took the oath OF ONCE"
We notice the name of L. w. Murphy.
Of Cairo Illinois. among those OF the stu
dents at the NotIe Dame University at
South Bend, Indiana, who took part in
very creditable entertainment ON the
22nd inst. 10 honor OF Wsshington's birth
day.
George Stevens, the veterinary sur
geon, has located at Carries livery stable,
on Washington avenue near the corner
Of Tenth street. where he will be able to
treat horses and cattle at anytime. He
solicits the patronage of his old friends
and the public generally.
w. w. Robinson, st. Louis; d. Selden,
Wm. Rodgers. F. A. Mcdonald, Pan
dolph county II. Lewis, Louisville G.
o. Byers, Jackson. Tennessee Joe. Ret
llgs, Memphis Geo. Stewart, st. Louis !;
D. Casey, Poplar Bluff, were Al the
Planters House yesterday.
Stuart & Gholson are now getting
ready tor spring trade, and will sooh
show the largest and most complete
stock yet exhibited by them. The repu-
tstion of this house for selling the best
goods at the very lowest prices is so well
known that further comment Is unneces.
sary.
Among the guests at Herbert's yester-
day were c. B. Schaefer, Cincinnati; A.
Hely, John Wentward, p. Conform, and
Il. Hayrall. Memphis John T. Davis and
A. P. Parker, Blandville, KY; Sam
Watson. Ashville; II. Hicks, Mendoza,
His; VIM. Patrick. Chicago; 4. A. Bas'
team, Celeyville, Illinois.
Max Roller is In the city again, and on
his return brought with him large col
lection OF rare and val liable specimens OF
antiquity, besides numerous species OF
ores from the different mines in this
country and Europe. At the present
rate it will not be long before Roller will
| have as valuable q museum as there Is in
the west.
Contuclus, the great Chinese philoso
pher and statesman, who to this day Is
honored by the Chinese almost as god,
| tells us that the wise man is slow in
speech and prompt in doing. Had Con.
fucius lived In our day, though he might
never have crossed the border Of his own
country, he would have added And use
B. It. Rabbits Best Soap.
Sam Ullman, at his new cigar and
liquor store on Eighth street between
Commercial and Washington avenues
has just received ten barrels OF choice
kentucky whisky, which he offers Il
dealers in quantities. to suit at lower rate
than the same liquor can be obtained
elsewhere. Mr.. Ullman has a full supply
of liquors, tobacco and cigars, and ask
i dealers to give him a call and examin'
goods.
Rev. Mr.. George Is at home, and will
conduct services in the Presbyteria
church at the regular hour this morning
and at 1880 this evening. All are invite
to attend. Mr.. George informs us tha
the revival at Golden. where he spen
the greater part OF the week, was tn
most successful held in that village
many years. The accesslons to tn
church have been between forty an
: fifty.
r I always have been and still am SO
5 proprietor and manufacturer of DR.. Wn
( Woods Fever Pulls. Any one selling
!, Woods Fever Pin not made by me, vi
J. DO prosecuted to the tull extent Of Il
. law. For sale at the New York Store,
Swoboda's, F. hesly's. p. G. Schulz