The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-02

The county commissioners will meet
on Monday morning.
There Sas regular meeting OF the
Taxpayers association last night.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal salooE. HARRY WALKER.
ll.20
Among the Goose.Tslanders In the
city yesterday were Squire Tom Martin,
Il. Dlckerson and j. II. Malchay.
-First-clsss day board at the
Planters House, Sls per month.
--Business men generally assert tina,
the month of February was au uDusually
dull one.
For Butter, Egp, Applos, etc., call at
No. "a OHIO leyee.
u. II. LEIGHTON
Mr.. a. Marx, the boss clo,hIer, will
leave for New York within the next ten
days, where he goes TO purchase new
goods.
Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alker's
Crystal saloon every evening al 8
O'Clock. l,4.tt
The Woman's Christian Temperate
Union will meet this afternoon tSaiur.
day nj 3 O'clock at tho r.mperance Re-
form Hall. MoLLIE Z. WEBB, Sec'y.
For seed potatoes, choices ap-
Piles, butter, eg.s, etc, go to G.
81. Jackson & Co.'s, NJ. Ga, Obi,
Leves. 2.e.lm
We understand TIA. prominent dry
goods rirm al This city VIII turn ont Oh
tuesday mkt, NJ .rdl Gras. With = "iour.
in,hand' float. rrpreseL Ilng their bus!.
meas. Carl Piers. the well known
blacksmith. is very busy building come
{ u or dozen Il ats.
-First-class dsy board at the
Planters HIu.e. els per month,
The crossing on Commercial avenue,
from Fainbaker's store 10 the Arab en-
ylne house, 10 at present nothing les
than an obstruction, ami the authorities
sliruld not tail To repair the same with
out delay.
Shell oyster, Just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
Mr.. |. Farnbaker will leave Tor The
East in few days, anl when he r-r,rn.
look Out Tor the choicest aud best selected
stock Of cl~ihing. hats, caps, underwear,
and gents furnishing goods. Farnbak,r
knows when and how to buy.
1t Is rather curious tina, st. l'a,rfck's
Day is declared 10y the United States aud
all State constitutions 10 be legal Holt.
day this year, and all banks, business
houses etc, will be {! sed IN accordance
lhrr, WI h Merchants having notes dse
on that day must pay them the day pre-
vious. St..PAlrick's happens on sunday
tlis year Is the Cause.
We understand that Messrs. Schultz
s. Morelock, dlstill.rs IN this city. sold Ia
day OF tWn since To Mes rs. Loeb &
Bloom, OF Paducah, Kentucky, "a bill ui
whisky amounting To nearly thirteen
thousand dollars. This Is undoubtedly
one Of the Target sales OF the kind made
In this city since the war. By.ihe>way.
We thought that all Paduc IN had become
Temperance, and tina, whisky was 10
longer Il commodity In that locality.
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
ao'clock This evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave.
ME. i Att
From good authority we learn that
the Cairo and ST. Louis coal dump al
this pciut will be flushed to-day. ur on
Monday at the farthest, and u 10 ex.
pecred that the fret inll train Of coal
will arrive 'o>dsy. From the same
authority we learn tina. tug and bargps
TO be operated In connection with the
coal yard. will arrive here from 81.
Louis to-day. The capacity Of the
dump IL, we are told. between ole
hundred and one hundred and twenty
five cars per day.
Excellent day board can be
had at Mrs. Sites private DO ard
ing b use. near Commercial ave.
nue. on Seventh street, for sle
PSF month. 3lS6
Mrs. Wells, mother Of Cashier
Wells. OF the Alexander county bank,
met with apainial accid' Mt on Thurslay
night. She restless with her son, and
was coming down stairs with u liiyh,ed
coal OIL lamp IN her hand, when she
! ,ripped and fell to the bottom OF The
stairs. In The tall oM Of her arms WIS
badly broken, and sle was considerably
Oh, by the glass Of the lamp which she
LEI fall In trying to recover herself. Dr.
Smith attended Mrs. Wells and dressed
he wounds. She is over sixty years oI
age.
Children cry tor Pitt hers Castoris
ltisas pleasant TO take AZ honey. !,
contains no morphine or other delpter
lows ingredient. and Is sure to expe
worms, cure wind collie. regulate IL,
bowels and stomach. aid overcome irri.
ta,ion caused by rash or cutting teeth
Mothers can rest, and children enjoy