The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-13

sent to jan, end stssmttsa 10 jump ous Of
the windows lie ~ iI|evsd 70 20, and
.i' to s.h.psd ~ Ast = siusAs ss..,.
ing again. q, ~ ~. -
sS-Friends d.sislnX y ., a. q s -.
ure Of busihoss wiii 'plvass ssserve AL
following directions: Tho, will PASS
through the hall OF our res'aence TO the
back porch, 90 down the steps, swim
across the yard, around tbs. north. end 0,
the Office building, snd II nov 4 tswned =,
ascend the stairs that lead to our lob room
Care shdum DO taken to avoid the law. O,
an immense alligator that Turks In a mys.
FERROUS hiding place near the cistefn. We
can Be seen At any hour; bu. to see u.
face to face requires tha courage or the
lion.
1 b1-F For China and Bohemian mantle
ornaments, 60 TO PARSONS, DAVIS & Co
Z sArKli lA
~ just before noon yesterday, aIit.ls
son OF MIRA, Strong, who lives up town
BY some means fell into the sipo waite,
where iIis several feet deep. A colorsd
man Whole name We werslunabls to:,sarn
happened TO BE- passing br and spring :
into She water, by. and . companion
caught il before il reached tho mouth Of
the sewer, and although whom taken ,oa,
Me child Was 10 ell appearance dead
We understand that through the efforts
OF DIR. Brigham was resusica.ed, and q,
last accounts was all right again. .t.t
GALL and examine tho new sssh.l ock
81 d, AFTER d Cos. o,s 4A-5-lo-lm
i. The PAduuAh 'KentuckiaA' Of recon,
date contains the following "rhc city o.
Mayaeld voted, on last Saturday, q sub
scripsion Of s25, 900, in thirty year sever
per cent. bonds, to ths capital ssook of the
Cairo and Tennessee railroad, with tn,
condition that the bonds were not 10 b,
issued until the road was completed e
within one mile OF the city. We hAv,
our doubts whether Mayneld will ever b
called on for the bonds; not that we op
pose the construction Of TIE road, on tn,
other hand, We would like TO 500 it built
|" IL would DO a benefit TO the whole coun
try through which it would pass.
CALL and examine the new sash.locl
AID. AFTER * Cos 44-5-iO-lm
SeC A week or ten days ego a Difficult
sysoccurred At Btonsfort, Saline county
betwoen a man named Roblnion and an
other named Isascs High words led (,
blows, whsn Isaacs seized a pillow bean
with which hs struck Robinson on !h,
head, from the effect Of which Robinson
died 10 very short time. Isaacs imme
diassly left the country, and Tho las'
heard OF him he was about eight mile
from the scene Of the murder. 1t 10 sup.
pessd he was on bis way TO Cairo. TIL.
following 10 said TO b a description Of
1saacs: Twenty-three years Of ago; Ave
feet Ven inche. high; light build thin
chin whisksrs, ard long light hair, thin,
lean faced, with sallow complexion. A
reward 10 offered for his capture, but w
could not ascertain tho amount.
ray For bargains in glass ware, 60 "a
63-5-l2.3t PARSONS, DAVIS & Go.
IaJ' The Susan Denim Theatrical Com.
bin s,iOn, an organization Of considerable
ronown will appear at tho Athcneum in
this city on Wednesday evening, and con.
sinuo through An engagements of six
nights. The troupe has just closed an
sngagsmsnt at Little Rock, where they
me, with great saccoss. Tho Little Rock
Republican OF May 5th, commenting on
the rendition Of tho difficult play Of EAST
Lynns,' says
The rendition of EAST Lyme last
night Mrs. Henry Woods popular novel.
by the Susan Denim combination, WAS
fully up 10 the standard. Miss Denim a.
Lady label, was simply superb. For such
. display ~ this il would be almost i'm.
possible to have better delineator of tho
character Of tina heroine than Miss Denim,
and this WAS recognized by the audience
lass night. As the loving, happy wife, in
the hrst act, when her suspicious were 90
easily dispslled, che inverted the charac.
ter with charming simplicity and grace.
In the second act abe gave full effect TO
the contentious within the breast of a
wronged wife, who, while in . Jealous
frenzy, is tempted to fly with the rsscally
bsronst. Tho liberal use OF hsndker-
chiefs BY the ladies during tho evening
svincad how deeply Miss DENNIS acting
affected them. II 10 sufficient TO say the
character of Archibald Carlyle was we'll
rendered, when il Is known that Mr.. T.
J.. Common represented II. Mr.. Clifford 40
Captain Lcvison; Mr.. Allen A. Mr.. Dill;
Mr. BsrrelI % Earl Mount Severn, and
Mr.. Grissl - Richard Hare were ali noted
Tor srcsllsnt acting, ana oil were repeat-
eddy spplsudsd.
ray. Ths Novelty Parlor Fountain. Go
and see itat Parsons, DAVIS \ Co.'S
AUCTION SALE.
Notice 10 hereby given that The under.