The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-08
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.


JArmi. No lghs occurred. SO says thu
Courier
--Csrmi, White county, had fre or
Ass Saturday evening. 1t originated In .
,hos shop, besides which it destroyed one
sthsr building. Loss not stated.
Several houses in Csrmi we're bur
ylarised on last Thursday evening. A
lot Of valuable clothing and other article
we're stolen
The farmers ticket in Randolph
bounty was terribly beaten ct the election
\ on Tuesday last.
Tho Valley Clarion, published a.
Chester, Randolph county. "y,; "Rev.
Henry J. Whitshouse, Of Chicago, bishop
Of Illinois Of the Protestant Episcopal
1 church. one Of the ablest divines of the
day, will preach .. ST, Marks church
next Sunday at 1880 an, and also in the
evening, o, which time the confirmation
Of new members will take place
The original Peak family gave ono of
their bell ringing entertainments at Gray
Vile on Tuesday evening.
The GRANVILLE Independent in An
article addressed to q number of young
men Of the "Hrst families" Of that place,
warns them that unless they learn how to
behave themselves in church during d.
vine service, 1.-THE Independent = will
feel called upon to make their names
Known through its columns. A word to
shs wise 10 sufficient.
An interesting event occurred on |
Thursday, October Both, in Rome town
ship in this county-Mr. John Christian, |
aged seventy years, and Mrs. Charity
Vickmore, aged sixty, being united in
marriage. The ceremony w.s per 'ormed
by Rev. J. n Brown. May the choicest
blessings of Heaven rest on the happy
couple, 10 the payer Of the Free Piess.'
Il Mt. Vernon free Press.
THE election in Saline county on
Tuesday last resulted 10 the choice of X.
n. WMh.li, for judge; G. l.. Enbanks,
clerk; B. L. Hail, superintendent of
school; and W. II. Psnkey, Win. Sim
Mons and n. Weber, county con, mi.sion-
en- The above are all Democrats exc pit
War6eld and Weber.
We felt sorry TO hear DR.. c. r Smith,
declare IN public speech, at the Town
Hall, in GRANVILLE, on Saturday evening,
shat he hal forever abandoned the great
Ranubltr L., |
been . radical Republican, but according
70 his ss'evers ions the place. tina. knew
him once, shall know him no more. Our
God shall no longer be bis God. and b.
won't Gle where the Republicans die, aud
he Wont b. buried in their cemetery.
HEX jaeit par mobile un,tm Il GRANVILLE
Independent.
The following items are from the Du
Quoin Tribune OF the 9Th inst.:
The first car load Of slaves were shipped
from the DuQlo.n stave factory on Mon
day last
The vote in Perry county. on Tuesday
last, Was very large, considering the fact
shat only county officers were to be
sle3ted.
-Halliday's Mammoth Salt Works
VIII raise steam in about ten days, from
whence salt will be turned out ut the
rate OF car load per day.
The fall wheat never looked better
In Perry county u, this seA,on of the year
than d present. The number Of scres
sown 10 At least thirty per cent. larger
than ever before sown in this county, and
It promises an abundant yield.
The country seems TO be literally
warming with idlers and petty thieves
Too great care cannot be exer ,sed to
guard against the plunderings of this
class OF persons. They assume the role OF
gentlemen, agents and beggers and often
assume 70 be drunk when they are resll =
spying out victims. Watch them.
We have been unable 10 get the Official
returns Of the election, but the following
named gentlemen Are elected by MAORI
ties ranging from two to eight hundred
VIM. Elstun, county judgei w. S. ID
Smith. county clerk; Z. Ons,ott, Bsir'
and GusmAley, board of county commits
sionsrs; J. B. Ward, school superinten
dent John Patterson, assessor and treas
urer. All these gentlemen, eIcep, Chas
0usmalsy, are Republicans.
IA fellow who was "psying attention
toa girl on Washington street, stole dowr
70 the kitchen where she was at work, III
other morning, thinking TO see what kin
Of . housek eeper che was. He go. inter
srtsd % he stood behind the door all ur
observed, watching the fair one in be
toll, and intrudsd bis nose into crack /
che door. She innocently shut the doc
suddenly, and there was a smashed bugl
The following items are from the la
Columbus 'Dispstch'
The party Of hunters mentioned
having passed through here last wee
killed very large black bear ruesds
and sent one Of his paws to Capt. ii
Richardson, Of this place, as proof
bruins capture and evidence Of his vi
usual size.
On Monday evening, October 27tl
4iss Susan Caroline Godsey, known
che Sleeping Beauty, died st her mother
residence In Obion county, Tennessee
agsd 81 years. She had been in b,
slssping cosmitoss condition for abo
tvsaty-fsur years.