The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-22
PERSONAL ITEMS

ingsdorf and several other persons, took II
SKIN and proceeded to the Kentucky
shore. After considerable manmuvring
IN which nearly every one engaged IN the
undertaking became covered with mud.
they succeeded in getting the body onto
dry land. Upon examination the remains
were found to be those of white man or
boy The hands and feet were very small
and in life the body could not have been
more than five feet high Taking into sc
count the size, manner Of dress. etc we
are inclined to believe the remains 10 be
'hose oil boy sixteen or seventeen years
OF age. lie wore plated bosomcd
white shirt with blue under
shirt, grayish pants, rolled up at the
ankles, and bare footed The left side of
the skull was crushed in, but how i, was
done will of course forever remain a mvs
terry. The body WAS conveyed to the top
Of the river bank, whore it was buried in
a. decent a manner as possible under the
circumstances.
The New Orleans Time. Of lste
Date says "Mr, A. p Perkins. for 4. long
time associated with Col. Tucker in con-
nection with the business Of the Illinois
Central railroad has recently been an.
pointed general agent Of the Cairo and
Nincennes railroad, new road Offering
direct line of transit from Cairo much
shorter than any other in existence. for all
points north of east from that citv Thj,
new road could not have better or more
eihcient representative than Mr.. Perkip.
Mr.. T. will be found at No. 100 Common
street, and well provided with ,broueh
elllS OF lading TO Chicago, Cincinnati and
al points north and west and AS hi.
road runs in connection with our river
tonnage, these bills will be given by frat.
class steamers leaving daily, at rates to
New York not exceeding the cost of ocean
transportation. Success to the new
agent,
u uder the head Of new advertise.
ments IN The BULLETIN of this morning
vii! he found the card Of Messr. White
" Co., dealers in groceries provisions, etc.
corner Twentieth street and Washiugton
avenue Jorgensens old stand. Me.,r.
White * Co, lave without doub, a lsrrer
and more complete stock Of groceries
than can be found in any retail establish.
ment OF like character in this city. The
clerks in the house ali shable. cour,e.
Gus gentleman with WHOM it is pleasure
10 deal BY stric. attention to business
and fair dealings they hope 70 command 8
lair share Of the public patronage.
The following named persons were
registered At the St Charles bo,sl vas,sr.
DAY Alex IL Roye, city; Geo. NJ. Handy.
Cincinnati; Chas. Thrisidy, Cinncinns,i
d. r, Blance, New Orleans; X. X. Waka.
ue'd' Ballard county, Kentucky; A. J.Orj.
line Paducah, kentucky II. II. Fox. St
Louis David Allen. Pooke...., A.. W.
"illet, Chicago; f. p. Jones, Cincinnati.
a. j Branch, steamer sam Roberts: VIM.
Porter Chicago Geo. l.. Clay, steamer
Ilinvis
MIR. FranS 5 Roberts Of the commits.
zion FIRM OF j. .. Mathewson, Augusta
Georgis, called at The BULLETIN Office
yesterday. The house of j. O. Mathew.
son was established in the year 1875, and |
is known all over Georgia as one Of the |
most substantial houses in Augusta.
-Persons desiring the formation of a
military company in this city, should bear
IN mind that meeting for that purpose
VIII he hold at the Hibernian engine.
house this evening. Let there be fall
mouse and good company organized.
"A night occurred on the levee last
evening between prominent surveyor
and a well-known section boss on the H.
LIMOS Central. Both gentlemen, we un.
ter'tsnd, came out OF the russell little
worse for the wear.
y. should be borne in mind that tbi.
IS the regular sale day at the Planters to-
oscco warehouse. A large lot Of excel
eht tobacco will be placed upon the
breaks to-day It lis hoped good board
Of buyers will be present.
Mrs. Hand mice, auie, decent
lady, who lives on Poplar near Thir-
'eehlh street wss arrested last night by
officers Martin and Conant. Sao will |
come before Judge Bross ,hi. morning.
The funeral Of Henry Harris. Jr
VIII take place from the foot Of Eighth
street, this afternoon al three o'clock,
The friends Of the family are cordially in
vlted TO attend.
Prof Alvofd, who has been spor5jpc
portion Of his vacation in Chicago and I
the northern part Of the state, returned to
Cairo on Wednesday.
The market is fairly glutted with |
Watermelon The health officer cannot |
be too careful in prohibiting the sale Of
those that have become stale and yilte5 |
Mr.. Chas, NJ. Howe returned from bi, |
Western and Eastern trip Yesterday |
morning looking as well usual
We hear Of just one more gentleman
VINO would like to serve the people for the
next Tour years re county clerk
BIRDS police court was a. dry sss
co'ked bottle yesterday Not "a case WAS
lrled during the entire dav