The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-09-03

Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion. Msrkeds


Samuel Reddcn will hang at Metrop-
oils on the 18th.
Justice ]. H. Robinson went to Elco
yesterday.
Kings excursion to st. Louis and Chi
cago next Tuesday, Sept. 5th. Train leaves
narrow gauge depot at 1925. 1t
i am still making my celebrated Tar
Drops. Only put up in 10 cent boxes
For sale by all druggists. Phil. II. Saup' 1t
Misses Molie and Annie Riley went to
st. Louis on the steamer City of Vicksburg
a day or two ago.
Mrs. Ii. Bear Of Nashville, sister OF
Mr. Guy Morse, is in the city since last eve
ming visiting the family of Mr. II. Wells.
During the month of August 1874
miles of railroad were built in this country,
aud during the year up to August
3lst, 704S miles.
Mrs. W. c. Mulkey and children
returned from their visit to Canada three
or four days ago. They went for health
and pleasure and found both in abundance.
Gold tinselled and other latest styles
fall suits at GoLDsTINE g. ROsENwATER 3
Clothing Dept
Rev A. j. Hess will fill his usual ap-
pointmcnt ct the Baptist church this morn
ing and evening. The latter service at half
past seven O'clock. Sunday School at half
past nine this morning.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern Ills, If
The entrance to THE BULLETIN news
and editorial rooms is on Railroad street
The front entrance to job Office is closed
after seven D. M. Visitors will always find
the Railroad street entrance open. tt
Have you any city testimonials of per
sons cured by Saup's Tar drops? Come
and ask rue as il is cheaper to tell than pay
for advertising at 10 cents per line. Phil
f. Saup. 1t
The Cairo and Mound City packet, A
b. Stafford, comes out with a new time card
in to-day's paper, the best she has had
She now makes three trips per day each
way.
Belle Henry was fined five dollars and
costs by Justice Robinson for disordery
conduct yesterday. No other criminal
cases were tried in any Of the police courts
of the city.
What will Tar Drops do9 They will
cure all kinds of coughs and colds, and
cant be beaten tor the cure ofhoarsness, II
"A fine assortment Of latest style OF soft
and stiff hats just received at GoLDsTINE &
RosENwATER's.
Mr.. George G. Wichert will have his
billiard hall on Washington avenue i'll full
blast by next Saturday if possible. He
has secured two elegant Brunswick &
Balka tables and other necessary fixtures.
His hall will be one of the most elegant in
the city. It.
-- The usual interesting services will be
held in the Presbyterian, Methodist, Lu-
therian, Episcopal and Baptist, and in
st. Joseph's and St. Patricks churches
to-day. The pastor or priest of each is at his
post of duty and prepared to instruct the
public in the ways of righteousness.
The poor old negro, Mingo Smith, who
drowned in a little pond on the Illinois
Central railroad a few days ago, was min
lister of the gospel and had small congre-
cation up in the barracks, who are mourn
ing his loss.
BY notice in special locals this
morning President Leek calls upon every
member of the Young Mems Democratic
club to be at the Tenth street Reform hall
to morrow night. There should be no ab-
sentees.
Translated from the Omnibus: "To
me lacks already again ten marks, Johan.
ma Thou must from me taken have!' "Bu'
| gracious, sir, what believe then of met
| One mark would have been possible, but
ten marks-no for that am | much toe
honest"
Kings excursion goes over the Chica'
go and Alton railroad from st. Louis to
| Chicago. 1t
DO physicians recommend Tar Dropsl
They do. | have sold them to parties that
said they do. Phil II. Saup. It
THAT good natured piece of fatcaled
Joe Robarts," of the Pulaski Patriot, says
hypocritically; "ltmakes our heart sick to
be compelled to part with our old friend,
Col, Jonathan Calhoun Willis; but the