The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-21
GLEANINGS FROM OUR EN.
CHANGES.

Town on tNe iihMDurg ROAD. Was renewed
OF twenty-five hams Of meat. The mid
night providers not content with the meat,
then overturned al the milk in the milk
house.
The Saline county Register says the
cholera ha. broken out in Equality, and
several deaths have already occurred.
And also that Stephen Crabtre Of Cot
tsge Grove precinct, was burned Out Fri
day night, losing everything
The Republicans Of Saline county,
las. Saturday, made the following nomina-
uons; For county judge, K. ~ War.
field for county commissioners, n. Web
her, j. II. Wilson and Napoleon Choisser;
for county treasurer, G. w. Gsskins for
county superintendent, II II Harris. w.
+. Burnett, Democrat nominee for
county clerk, was endorsed ~ accIana-
ton. The vote for county judge wa. 20
for Parrish and AZ for Varied.
The Chester clarion isinGormed that
the matter Of a turnpike from PerryviIle
to Clesryville, opposite Chester, i. receiv-
ing serious consideration in Perry county,
Missouri, and i, is belived, by the friends
OF the enterprise, that they will succeed
in accomplishing the completion Of the
broad.
-Okswyile Washington county. is
still suffering from the cholera
Friday night week, four prisoners,
the entire number incarcerated, broke
all at Chester and cleared out. Their
names are James Gordon, Jerry stout.
VIM. II. Nisbett and George SeeIe
The Peoria 'Democeat of Friday.
said Mrs. Bryant WAS robbed of n draft
for Il hundred dollars and twenty dollars
in cash, yesterday at the fair grounds.
The same paper say. Thoms, l. Dixon
OF Yates City, Illinois, yesterday took the
blue ribbon for the two-year-old thor
oughbred colt, with "W ideavake, out of
Spsldings Abdallah, the 4} year old
horse, and he deserved it, And James l..
Owen OF Moneks, Will county, took two
premiums on the best three year-old draft
horses, exhibiting his three-year-old Nor
man stallion "Sollin,' against four im-
ported horses.
The fifth annual reunion of 5O.h
Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
will be held a, Clayton, Illinois, on Thurs
day, October 9 1873,
Says the quincy Herald
An attempt Was made by tho prisoners
,onlned IN the county jail at Carthage. IL
mos, 10 get away on the night OF the
tn They were three in number. and
iucceeded IN getting out Of their cells,
ma took up large stone in the aisle near
he wall. They had made hole nearly
our feet deep digging with their hands.
'ut getting 10 n bed OF hard clay they be-
anne discouraged and abandoned the lob
ach returning to his cell
In the Golconda Herald We find the
blowing local news
The work Of grading on our leyee has
cen commenced, and is progressing sat.
fac torily.
The river getting very low, and the
and bar opposite town, making itself very
From the numberof hoop-pole. being
auled into our landing we should Judge
hat the hoop-pole crop, at least, wa. not
allure.
The state journal says Ititan-
ouueed that the grangeri OF that vicinity
re going to have q grand picnic and har-
est homo near White Oak. on Tuesday
ext 18th inst. The occasion promises TO
'e one Of considerable interest Ex-Gov
'almer and Hon. Willard G. Flagg, also
Ion. Norman j. Coleman, Of Coleman.
Rural World, -. Louis, are announced
0 deliver addresse'
Says the Gsuatn Gazette Tho
shawnee Foundry ia in ful! operation.
-Iimos are expressly dull. vii. .....
10 hopes Of speedy revival
We regret 10 announce that MAJ
jluioTd Wilson Will soon leave our city
md permanently locate st Springfield.
Perry county pride. Itself On IL. CHS
pr bean trade, not without reason a, IN.
blowing from the DuQuoin Irihuue' of
thursday sttests About lDsm Sntur.
Ry lat, the hard Gsted ycouaury Of
egypt, commenced pouring into this tity d
WIN mule, horse, aud the old fashioned f.,
"A 'eams attached 10 wagons, carts. and
'IA''f vehicles loaded down to their ull'
sPaclly with castor beans.
Fave buyers, representing A. many oil C
VI" Pa"'7', were on tha market, and each
eauS ana anA'ou, TO ON blauk check, for Z
,1e entire bean crop Of Esypl Tho pro. =,
'dG'F- were no no hurry 10 close, trnJ.
'hd never cracked a SMILE until a. 0p M, =
Jlshel was bid, after which every ,dyoroa G
l1d produced cheer from one end of Tho :
Inc 10 Tue other S22y crowned tina vic.
ory and T.. \. Pope was followed by a
triHg OF teams 20 his warehouse, ,urh a.
Ieyer before advanced upon him Other q
'uyets at once accepted the situation and I
Andy Pyle and Mr., Wicker were al,o ,,
,urtued TO their wRroroom, and for once
he castor bean buyers were ready e. rry !
puts before 10 pm. that night, aud many
u the yeononry Of this and sdioiniu,, q
ounties returned 10 their peaceful domi.
lies rejoicing IN thu possession of an
mount oil green back ranging from five
0 ten thousand dollars.
Tho Tribune also sGys The neIt I
nnusl meeting Of Southern iIlinoi, Con. 7
srence OF the Methodist Episcopal church
oh'enns a, Jer'syyille, the Ar., week of
october .
--IHmafos now tsAos rank with n,bs, a
hIerprsing towns in educational msttars
u IA tt..