The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-22
LOCALLY Personal.

Col. Tay Tor is presumed to be at Spring
field, but is heY
Judge Pidgetn of Pulaski. was In the cit,
Yesterday, and few into our sanc,um.
Fred Thomson-not the pastor. but hi
youngest son-is TO be christened at tn,
Methodist church Sabbath morning.
Judge John II. Mulkey has. we under
stand, gone TO Shawnectown, where lie viii
probably locate In the practice Of his profes
| sion.
Herman Meyers, the pushing and busting
tobacco and cigar man Of the leyee, pur.
chased enough tobacco at the sale yesterday
to keep us running for century.
| Carl l.. Thomas Is in the city. lie will
probably remain for several weeks, during
which time lie expects to insure the lives
OF several iii ,usand people OF Cairo.
Hon. Thomas Wilson, alter an absence OF
two weeks, during which time he looked in
upon the lawmakers at Springfield, returned
home yesterday by the &. aud v. ears.
Col. William Coffee Of Blandyile, was in
attendance at St.aughn a Ilinkle's tobacc o
sale. lie made several purchases, and be-
lievcs he realized handsome sum above
expenses.
Grand Master Bross of the odd Fellows
has game to ST. Louis to buy goat and
greasy pole. He is determined to have the
best goat in the market. and pole creased
at both ends.
The Rev. W. J. Grant will preach at the
Methodist church this evening nj y o'clock.
Subject: "liindcrances to Prayer This
will be the opening service of the second
quarterly meeting ter this charge which will
continue over Sabbath.
Phil Howard. the continuously popular
steamboat butcher. has recovered from the
attack Of eye disease with which he was
lately afflicted. a disciple of Terpsichore
put his foot in it at the late masquerade.
The putting was accidental
We were mistaken. Occasionally we are.
Even we are not infallible. Tom Parker did
not 20 to Carinville, and he Is not mairi-
monially inclined. lie went to Villa Ridge
to attend upon sick brother. and is home
again from that foreign shore.
Everybody is going TO attend Mardi Gras
at New Orleans or Memphis. 5. L. Wheel |
er, Esq. and lady, left yesterday for New
Orleans. and Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford aud OIL
ers leave to-day for Memphis. The fun they
propose to witness occurs next Tuesday.
Major Walder has our thanks for "a beauti-
ful new hat. lie knows how to appreciate a !
good thing and genius. Genius is our
strong card. and good things flow from our
pen rs naturally rs wisdom from the lips of
the eloquent Turney. We don't intend 10
wear the hat. We intend TO keep it in a |
glass ease as memento of lke's liberality.
Jim Moss, alias Timber Jim, who shot |
Horace Williams, alias Red, at SCOTS saloon !
last week, had preliminary examination
before squire Bross yesterday, and was
pound over in the sum Of 900. Mr.. Moss.
We regret TO remark, could not furnish the
Iail, and when last seen by us was in charge |
II the amable ana learned keeper of the |
county Jail, Mr.. Richard Fitzgerald. We |
lave no doubt Mr.: Fitzgerald will keep Mr..
Moss securely safe" until the next term of |
he circuit court. Mr.. Fitzgerald has fallen
nto the habit Of securely keeping prisoners
committed 10 his care. 1t is way he has.
md he seems to enjoy II. When Mr.. Moss
appears in the circuit court 1t is probable lie
Will leave il for n home at Joliet.