The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-16

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"A number OF ladies' met at the residN
ence Of Chas. Gallagher yesterday after
noon to practice play Of some kind, the
name OF which we have not learned. We
understand that the play will shortly be
produced for the benefit OF the Episcopal
church.
Mrs. j. II. Phillips, having taken
charge OF her house ut the corner Of
Fourteenth street and Washington
avenue, has concluded to take
boarders. She will furnish tirst-class
day board ut SO per week, or boarding by
the month IRON SIG 70 $40.
Furnished rooms with or without board
can be obtained at reasonable rates.
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Children cry for Pitchers Castora.
1t Ia az pleasan. to take as honey. 1t
contains no morphine or other deleter-
Gus ingredient, and Ia sure to expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome ir>
ritation caused By rash or cutting teeth.
Mothers can rest, and children enjoy
health, who use CastOria. It Is harmless,
1t Is certainly speedy, aud 1t is cheap.
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Dan Hartman has just received the
largest and finest assortment OF baby
carriges ever brought to this city. In
tact he has handsomer buggies than ever
was brought to Cairo. Reversible hans
dies, piano box, canopy top buggies.
Parties desiring to purchase a buggy
will do well 10 call and examine his
large and extensive stock now on exhibit
ton at his queensware store, corner of
Sixth street and Commercial avenue.
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MIR. Jacob MOrlock IL announced in
this morn ing's BULLETIN as candidate
tor alderman in the Second waId. MIR.
Morlock ia an active, energetic, inteili-
gent gentleman, and would make an e1-
cellent councilman. lie has host OF
friends In the Second ward, and as most
of them are workers and men OF infu-
encc at the polls, he will give his ops
ponents lively deal, and though he
may not be elected he will certainly poll
a big vote.
How much pleasure it is for one to
buy goods from merchant who Is "a
man of his word" Last year feeling
rich we thought we would look well in
blue flannel.::We suited the action.to the
thought and made bee line for Farm
bakers. There we found two differ
ent kinds OF blue flannel suits,
the same color and quality. three dollars
difference In price, one with and one
without guarantee. We took the one
with color guarantee, paying three dol
lars more for it and we have never felt
sorry tor 1t. Others relied upon their
own judgement and feel quite the op.
posite.
Mrs. l.. j. Spears has returned from
laying in her spring stock Of millinery
and notions. She can say without fear
of contradiction that her stock through
out is the finest and best selected ever
brought to Cairo. She only asks the
public to call and examine her goods and
be convinced that she completes success.
fully with all Others in these goods. She
will have auctions on the first Saturday,
from 9 a.m. to 10 pm. OF each month
to make room, as she will receive new
goods in the latest style daily. She will
be pleased to show goods to all who may
call. Cor. Sth street, in the Alexander
county bank bank building, 3.3-lm
Alderman Foley is q candidate Tor
reelection In the Fourth ward. While
we do not agree with Alderman Foley
on the stand he has taken on some Of
the more important questions that have
lately come before the council, we b..
lieve he acted in accordance with his
ideas OF right, and what he believed to
be the best interests OF the city. He has
been attentive to the duties Of the office
he holds, and has labored faithfully In
the interests of his constituents, and ii
reelected we believe he will. in the
future as in the past, discharge the duties
of his office ia, thiully and TO the best OF
his ability.
Capt. N. B. Thistlewood is a candi-
date for recollection to represent the Sec,
ond ward in the city council. Capt.
ThistlewoOd has been member OF the
council tor the last four years, and on all
oNS0ohOho hnS tdhCh all aSliNN fpAe -
shaping the affairs of the city. lie is
thoroughly posted on all the more i'm
pOrtant questions that are likely to come
before the council In the near future, and
is perhaps better prepared to act upon
them intelligently than any new man,
not familiar with the doings OF the coun-
Gil, could. But then the Second warders
know their own business. and will elect
the man they want most.
Cairo can boast OF three or four of
as fine millinery establishments rs any
city of her size In the State. Indeed the
millinery trade forms Appointment feature
Of the trade Of the city, and the amount
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