The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-07
THE BULLETIN.


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BRKvIrIEs.
County court adjourned yesterday 70
meet on the 18th inst.
Plenty Of dressed hogs in town selling
at Eve cents per pound.
--Feuchtsf, Wood ward and Williamson
are running OF teams. The cpisootic.
The ncxt Of the Qui vive Coterie sc.
ries Of parties ., the 81. Charles, 10 to DO
. calico party.
This county paid $3.50 so for feeding
prisoners In the county Jail from Sept. lst
70 Nov. 80.
Tho construction train on the O. & V.
railroad has been down Commercial ave.
nue. - far a. Thirty-arst street.
Mary Maxwell, an old street walker,
was Aned Is yesterday; but judgment was
suspended on condition that she would
leave the city.
Mike Shuts was bound over yester-
day in the sum of $500 to not kill any
body, and to especially spare the lives of
Bob Andrews and L. Ferguson.
Henry Flanagan and Henry sher-
man, two Paducah men, were up before
Bros yesterday, charged with their beset-
sing sin. Pope allowed them to get out
Of town, giving them ten minutes time.
The Sun compliments our friend
Mr.. Mckenzie, by saying that he would
make an excellent police magistrate. we
agree with our neig hbor, emphaticslly.
1t WAS quite amusing to see some OF
our citizens who never were nearer
steer than IN eat . good beef stake, trying
70 break in work.cattle yesterday. They
had more drivers than Syoeks OF oxen.
Ths, 10 what We call taking the epizootic
dilemma by the horns.
Tho Pulaski Patriot blows up the
Cairo SUM- Why cant our Radical
friends out Of town keep their pens and
tongues of our Radical friends in town.
Stewart, OF the firm Of Stewart &
Gholson,, 10 absent from the city-lsying |
in new stock Of winter goods.
-Luckless Sackst, . sickly, friendless
and penniless fellow, was forwarded yes
tsrdsy to Memphis BY the county author
tiles. Sackett has . mother living at
Memphis, and the crsdulous man actually
thinks his brother will be glad to see him.
One of the intellectual gen tlemen
who preserve the peace Of this beligerent
city, by regularly drawing the salary,
has expressed his :displeasure. at the use
Of military tactics by The BULLETIN; ci-
william nomenclature.
There will be an excursion over the |
Cairo & vincennes railroad on tho 18th
inst. A train will run on that day through
from v,nceunes 10 Caro-, and return the
next day. Arrangements are being made
for celebration of the'event.
Captain VIM. Ksiser informs US that
the epi1ootic has been, and is, very bad
along the line Of the jackson & Cairo
railroad, and almost causing suspension Of
work.
Cairo and St. Louis railroad men, and
officers of the Illinois Central were in the
city yesterday. Ifthey were here on any
important business they did not see proper
to inform US Of the fact. We presume
they visited our city for the benefit Of
their health.
-"CAiro is rapidly becoming q railroad
centre" says Paducsh paper. The
Psducah paper has at last been compelled
to admit this fact. 1--WE told you so."
Mr.. Barley, well-known grain
dealer Of this city, died, after very brief
illness, on Thursday night. The deceased
has relatives in Now Orleans, to which city
his remains will probably be removed.
Three barges Of railroad iron, for the
Cairo and st. Louis railroad, were landed
at this city on Wednesday last. Track
laying will commence vt this city inn
mediately.
Capt. Halliday seems TO be the favor
lite Of the people for mayor, but he shud-
ders At the suggestion Of the possibility OF
promotion to the greatest Office in the
gift Of the great people Of the great city
Of Cairo. He would prefer cup Of cold
"pi.on" to the infection.
The Sum- in . notice of the sudden
death Of William N. Bsrkely, at the St.
Charles, says Mr.. George Martin, of New
Orleans, was his uncle. This 10 incorrect.
Mr.. Martin is not q relative Of the de-
ceased.
Horny Planert, being the best If no,
lowest bidder, received the contract from
the county court for maintaining the pau.
pers Of this county. Planort will, in
other words, run the Poor farm, and if he
finds in the business perfect enjoyment
be will BE- one Of the most fortunate OF
mortsls.
-Four hundred and any-six dollars i.
the sum allowed by the county court to
81. Mays inarmary for taking care Of
sick paupers during the last three months,
These psupers, who burden our tsx-pay.
ers, come TO Cairo from the four quarters
Of the globe.
"A bible, bound by Mr.. Huels of The
BULLETIN bindsry, for a gentleman a,
Jackson, Tennessee, will be on exhibition
.. Rockwell l. Cos. to-day. It's all hand
work, and we venture to say is as fine
work ~ can DO done by any binder any.
where. Call at Rockwell's and look Mt it
-Plain David T. Linegar 10 back from
Springfield. Mr.. Linsgsr won his spur,
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