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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

FULLY CoNMrrrEp.-Nelson Jones, the color
ed man that was arrested 1t tho Wilmington de-
pot on Monday evening, and conveyed back to
baltimore, has been fully committed for the
action Of the Grand Jury. He is charged with
the larceucy Of surgical instruments from Dr.
John n. Stevenson, the evidence against him
being that OF oolored man who waA arrested or
election day with one Of the Dr's knives which
la said he obtained from Jones.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

30 supatpv's HALn--Sherin LAmbson sold ct
Now Castle, on Wednesday the farm aud two
parcels OF land bsiongiug " Chaa. q Henry, 10
New Castle hundred, to Samuel Lindsey FOR 10
GkO
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

YOUNG MEss OaRIsTIAN ASSOCIATION At Dow
GR-Ths Young Mems Christian Association at
Dover, the organization Of which wss begun on
the oath Of October, has elected the following
permanent officers President, +. A. Williams
Vice Presidents J. J. Reeder and q. A. q.
Smith; Secretary--Elias Baker; Trexsurer-B.
F. Loudsrbough; Librarisn-John Mccoy; Man,
agers-H. Il. Pennington, Fred. Burgess and
George Raymond. The association starts with
about atty members. 1t meets weekly, on Mon
day evening. - ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

Moax DsrRRrss Marsh 4 Brown, who dried
peaches by new process 1t Wyoming the past
season, are going TO put other dryers at several
points along the Del. r. r., it IL stated. They
did the heaviest business Of any dryers In the
State this year.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

MORE CARS FoR New YoRK.-The Jackson 4
Sharp 90. are shipping five new cars to the Ele.
waited Railway Co., in New York. The railway
has just been opened to Forty second street,
and tho new cars are 10 meet tho increased de-
ynand of travel.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

CHURcu SUPPER At CHRIsTIANA.-There will
be supper and Fair in the N. r. Church, At
ChriNtiana, on the afternoon and evening Of
Thanksgiving day. This promises to be an CO.
cssion Of unusual interest, ~ tho ladies' are
putting forth every effort to make it interesting
TO those who may attend.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

CONVENIENTLY ALsESr-James l.. Dixon, the
man who, without provocstion, shot James
Haughey, proprietor OF the Practicsl Farmer, IN
Brandywne Hundred, about four weeks age, has
not vet been arrested. He stsid about home un
til four days after the shooting took place, when
Q warrant vas iesued for lis arrest, and Dixon
Immediately disappeared. He was awhile
in Philadelphia, but he is now in some OF the
Pacific States. Mr.. Hsughey. though severely
wounded ct the time IL gradually recovering,
.pd 10 ahla IN rida ont.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

WoRx FOB TUE WILMINGTON sur BUILDERs.-
The steam-tug Cysthia, well-kpown boat on
the Delaware, for number Of years. has been
brought to the ship-yards Of Pussy Jones 4
Co, and IL now undergoing extensive repaira
A new condenser, boiler, and spars are 70 he
placed in her, and she will be furnished with .
complete set Of new sails. Tho entire outlay
will not fall far short OF u 600. II 10 HIe inten
ton Of her owner, p. HAmmerslag, to use her
in the future in towing vessels to and from
neighboring ports. Captain williamson has had
command Of the Cynttia ever since she was
built ..4
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

Debility, a depressed irritable state Of mind, .
animation, confused head. weak memory, the con-
sequences Of excuses, mental ovcrworE. The ner-
kels Bitter Wine Of Iron. II tones the SYSTEM dis
pels the mental gloon and dependency, and re-
juvenatea the entire system, Sold only In 81 bot
Ties. Get the genuine once, 1853 North Ninth st.
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists. Ask for 4.
F. Kuukel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, aud take NO other
I3ennipa 10 d only In Il bQttlah,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

DIVIDENDS DEcI.AREp. The Delaware Fire In
surance Company announces dividend OF four
Der cent. for the last six m0nths.
The Artisans Saving Bank has declared div
idend OF three par cent. for the last six months.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

SUDDEN DEArB.-Mrs. Archibald Finley died
suddenly in Philadelphia a few days ago.
The Smyrna Times says sue WAS sitting in her
chair, when her head fell and she ceased to
breathe She died OF heart disease. Her hus-
band was seized with \ congesttve chill shortly
great danger up to yesterday. He formerly
lived near Townsend. lIns. F. predicted year
ago, when her aunt, Miss Ann Farson, died,
that she would pass away in the same manner
she did. Their deaths were similar-both we're
sitting in their chairs at the time.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

$40 to Day g sss: sss
men to article STAPLE CoFFEnto Farmerl
and in their nrighhnrhoods Particulars Free
AddIcss-THE CENTENNIAL CO.. st. Louis, Mo.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
TAPE WORM

Removed alive, with head complete. in from TWO
to three hours. NO feo TIL removed, BY Dr. kubkel
$50 North Ninth st., Philadelphia. Seat, In and
stomach Worms also removed. Call and see. Ad-
vice free. fend for circular, or ask your druggist
for Kunk,l's Worm syrup. Price 81. 1t never
fallA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
From, The pkiiateipha Presbyterian

Beginning on Monday last. the $40 T. NJ.
tram South Oh the r. W. 4 B. X. r. began TO
carry q mail pouch from the Delaware r. r.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

TIE LUMBER TRADL-Few persons have IN
OF Salisbury, Md. In 1874, $4,000, 600 feet OF
lumber were shipped. The trade Of this year
will be equally great, il not larger, and It may
be stated in addition that y single firm has re
ceived from Virginia and used for special pur-
poses almost three quarters of = million feet.
The large box business done by the mills 10 rap
idly increasing. In the item OF peach boxes
over four hundred Thousand were shipped from
there this year, In addition to the large number
raonirad At hnula. Il
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

An OLD CITIZEN DEGEAsED.-Pster Springer,
aged 81 years. and residing with his son Lewis
q. Springer, died Sunday ut IL 45. p. IN. Mr.
principal hatters and furriers In Wilmington,
but having taste for rural life he purchased .
farm in White Clay Creek hundred, and afnassed
. comfortable fortune in agricultural pursuits.
He removed back to Wilmington about twenty
years 40. since which time he has led retired
life. He died from the effects Of = paralytic
stroke received about year ago.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

| An ADvMTuaous voyAoA-sevsral da{s We
Richard Lockwood, Of Middlstown, and Hamil-
ton Martin, Of Warwiok, Nd, aAilsq from Fred
ericktoWn 10 Baltimore with two coaored men IN
* Ia az s'i Il IT, sss y ~sss USca sds 4
Baitimess, In removing the guns from t6e boat
one ol them VA accidentally discharged,
wcundiaG Lockwood In the hand On The rs-
| turn The boat cApsxed In . squsll near Fort
Carroll, end the three occupants Zone Of the COL
ored men had bssn sent over by stsamer) we're
thrown overboard.but climbed up on the bottom
Of the boat No relief coming, Lockwood, A.
though crippled. swan p shore, and procuring
another boat rescued his companion 1t the risk
night, and the next day they footed IL hack to
Baltimore, aud from there reached home ~ .
safer route ,g..st
TEE LATE FIxR ON bio ELx.-The particu-
lars Of the burning Of the woollen null Of John
Seminar, in Cecil county, on the Big ELK, have
been printed. correspondent writes The
mill had been insured BY Mr. Seminar IN the
leased it to Philadelphia parties and they COM
bined cotton In it, product. Mr.. ssntman sent
his policy to the company 70 be changed. This
the insurance Company refused 70 do and can
celed 1t. An agent Of another Company, how
ever, came down from phladelphia TO insure
the machinery and stock, and Mr. bentmAn wa
prevailed upon to put o., 600. upon the building
also. He thus loses only $1,000 by the ire,
the building being worth only about $4,000.
The total loss 10 about S20, 0OO., but there 10 an
INSURANCE on the ssook and machinery for 3d.
00O, making the whole insurancs elo. con.
An OsyIc1AL CAPTIVE ON DurY BEvosE TIE
Marian oyster uloop from the MARYLAND
Navy, Capt Hopkins In command, captured
Capt. wash. Bnssel, while longing. on the
"Middls Ground" near Crisasld . few days ago.
To make the capture, after . long cha.e. Capt.
Hopkins and his mate loft their sioop aud
jumped into Capt Bussel's canoe, both armed.
soon Afterwards Capt. Bussel's brother. Capt.
John Bussel called up, on his way to Baltimore,
aud taking In tho situation, boarded the canoe
in which bis brother ~ prsonse. and aleboa8A
unarmsd, took fossible eemnane, eem%elHsS
OapA Hopkins TO s1soues several ordars before
the mast. The brothers, at their oor1venience,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

The most extensive, thorough and complete insti-
tuition Of the kind In the world. Eighth thousand
In the principal cities and towns Of the United
States. l|
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04
Police court.

Tie police courts. ~ usual. Wcr" not
rushed with bu,inc,. yesterday. there
being bat three rl,o. before both Judge.
Bro., and Bird. q, follow:
beverly Massey. colorcd man wa
arrested by Officer >hcehan for u,iug
abusive language, aud taken before Judge
Bird. who fined him ten dollars and costs.
Not hayin" The necessary whcrcWilh. he
Wa sent to the cooler tor seven day.
Officer Billin9-by arrested man
calling himself Philip Baugh. Tor being
drunk. and tool, him before judge Bird.
Hi Honor, airor hearing the evidence.
placed tine on hi head of live dollar,
and costs. which hr could not pay and
went 10 the cooler for four day.
William Gilmore, Il white man. VA,
arrested Tor stealing kin at Mound
City, and arraigucd before Judge Bros.
who, after hearing thr testimony in the
case. held him to bail in the -um OF five
hundred dollar, 10 answer the charg, at
ia" neat term of the Circuit Court. Not
being able Ia procure hond-mrn. hr went
Ia the county jail for safe keeping.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04
Millinery Goods.

Mrs. HUT has the largest Millinery store
In the city OF Cairo. with large stock Of
Millinery Good- OF all the latest fashion.
and styles Of Lsd,es', Misses and childrcn's
hA'-, and Ladies bonne'-, trimmed or uu-
trimmed, all OF which have been carefully
selected, an bought at to. very lowest
ash Price nj IL" four different msrket.-
-. i.Dui-, Chic1rr, Cincinnati ani New
York. and which -lic will offer for ale AT,
cot. Now Is your chance 10 get your
Hat. CAL and see her before you lur-
chase al other places. She has q line a..
.1ftmcnt Of Ladies, Misses am Children.
Shoes. all made 20 ufdcr. that she viii Ohcr
tor sale NJ J per cent cheaper than can be-
bought al any othcf pace In the city Of
Cairo also, q Nniieiy OF other notion.
Mrs. VI. {. HULI/,
Washington avenue, between Tenth Gpi
kleyer IA streets. il-J-l:-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04
GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!n
Grand SoUp launch M the Planter.
IGOu>c Iais Norniu..
A Piece OF Gold in Every Pate.

something new In III" line of lunches
hat been inaugurdcd by llucfncr, pro-
prictor of the Planter House. lhi-
morning he proposes TO OTTER Ia the cili-
Icn~ of Cairo one OF the finest sOup
lunches ever >ct in this city, anl has. O.
pccially for thi- OCCASION, procured Il
large number OF gold pieces, which, when
the soup Ia. been boiled, lac will throw
into the kettle. AMI every person who
purchases a bowl OF the ,aVory dish will
stand a chanc, OF getting with it one or
more piece, OF the gold, which hc will b,
allowed 10 keep.
Beside thu, liuciurr will have ON tap a
large and fresh supply OF ~chIitl', Mil
wauhcc lager beer.
TO, everybody, and grr n pocket full
of gold,aS we'll n, one OF the most pIhta-
hlr bowls of soup ever made,
Charley pIilerling j. the cook, aud
knows how to please everybody.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04

grand old time OH that day. There will
bc n drill by the different commanlcric>
i'm the afternoon for "a fine silk banner,
and at night banquet viii b. given and
BALL It would not b. "n'~- TO have
our spelling match in the early part
Of the evening. and all who wished
to could attend the banquet and ball.
The ldlcwild base ball club have reor-
ganizcd and hope to play series oi
camcs with your boy. The memory al
Phil Howard and Charlie Hardy. ol Hast
year. still remains with oar hoy land they
hope to again have some nm with the
io,ly crowd from Cairo. Let club bc
Organized and have a friendly bout.
There /. considerable commotion in
orr city by the rumor that john o. Noble
ha. purchased the hop'"cii9n newspaper
establishment and intend, running live
morning paper here, containing a full
tclrpraph report. etc lie will .ukc
charge. 80 til. said. nest Ihnr.diy. !
cannot yoIrh ~ TO the accuracy og tai.
report. but think there j. some truth in
it. II hc doc hc will make thing. lively
for a while. after Iii three ycar- rest.
Len faNon say lac doe moi intcnd re-
turning to Cairo. but if hc We're 50 in
cliucd he could make thing, howl in the
new. papor line in your city IIc may
change his mind and start - new daily
set. ~ he thinks there i. room in Cairo
for three tally p1pnr-. wtJ onc ~ Them
| liz. El-fLIN
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04

Dr Seth Arnod's Cough Killer-thc
erea, cradic,tor Tor al lung di,ea.es--a SUI
discovered. in severe cases. It's sure
quick, and perfectly safe remedy Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, whoopirs cough
Group, and all diseases OF the Throat an |
lungs. Retail price, 81 ana 30 cents aud : t..
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
DR.. Seth Arnold's Dlarrhua Bal.am ~ and
- cents. Remember il /, warranted, Ar
nOld'. Bill iolis Mandrake Pills, operating
vi bout sickness and pain. Compounded
by DR.. seth Arnold Medical CORPORATE m,
W0onsocket, Il. |. sold lay Paul &. Schuh,
druggist Cairo, III. ij-i -2i.3n.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04

Landlord, oi hotel. and boarding house,
viii hud il 10 their advantage TO call upon
Mrs. coleman. L1uud o.s. No - Fourth
street, between Washington AMI CONNER
d1l avenues. Hotel and boirding-housc
washing, - cents per dozen. Fpr piece work
pr',e- are ~ follows, single shirt and coli
lar Toe: per dozen soc: sock. Sc; two col
lars, Sc; two handkerchei-. De-; vest zoe;
and all ecn,lcmen'- wear, eDc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - 10 Doe;
skirts ID to aDc; drawer. 10 10 iic; two
Iair hose o.; two collar ) 10 Zoe. For la
dic.' plain clothes 81 o. per dozen; tor la
dies fine clothes, ~ - per dozen; done
promptly, ani promptly delivered. Pa
tron,gc solicited
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04

Parker. I'Ittcnhousc. Saup. This,lewood.
Wright and Iocum-o.
The mayor nominated Robert Billing s.
| ~ for the Office of police constable. Re-
jcctcd.
Aycs--Parkcr. Rttcnhouse. Saup and
Yocum--l.
Nays-lIalliday Lancaster, Ncllis.
'Thistlcwood and Wright j.
The mayor:nominatcd Philip Helm tor
lie office Of police constable. Rejected
Ayes Halliday. Lancaster. Parker,
and Saup-i
Nays Ncllis. Rttcnhousc. Thistle
wood. Wright and Nocum--5.
The mayor nominated James koohen
for the office of police constable. Re-
icctcd.
Ayes Parker. Eittcnhou.c and Yo-
cum =.
Nays Halliday. Lancaster, Nclli..
Sanp Thi>ilcwood and Wright &c.
TIA" mayor nominated r. Whitcamp
Tor the office OF city constable. Con-
lrmcd.
Ayes Halliday. Lancaster N-lli.. Par
kcr, HittenlouSc. Saup. Thi.llrwood.
Wright and >ocum--9.
The mayor nominated II. sargent for
the Office of police constable. Confirmed.
Ayc>-lIalli,lay. Lancaster. Nclli>. Par
kcr, Eiilenhousc. Wright aud Yocam-,.
Nays-Saup and This,lcwood-2.
The mayor nominated r. VI. Schu .,cr.
for the office OF police constable. CON.
| lirmcd.
Ay",--IIalli,hy. lancaster. Nclli..
Parker, Rittcnhou,r. Siup. Thi>tlcwood.
Wright and locum--9.
On motion of Alderman HALLIDAY. any
Further nominations for the office of po-
| lice ronStablc- We're postponed until the
next regular meeting on the second Tues
| day in May.
The mayor then nominated Harry
OBricn for the oilirc of city Tailor. Not
, confirmed.
Ayc~--Parhcr, ~aup and ocum--3.
Nay>--lIalliday, Lancaster. Nclli-. Rit-
tenhou-c. Thi,tlcwood AMI Wright.
The mayor nominated William r..
| Bcerwart for the office OF assistant chief
! Of fire department. Constrained.
\yc,--lIalli,lay, Lancaster. Nellis. Par
kcr, l'ittcnhouSc. ~Iup, Th.tlcwood.
Wright and locum 8.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Mayor announced the standing
committees for the ensuing year. ~ fol-
lows
STREETS art D,uitqg -ra,icr. Thistle
wood. locum. Parker and Lancaster.
Quinn, o,j PRINTING! l,it,cnhou>c. Ncl-
Ii and ~aup.
r"i'e>. L1H nat Fl, D.g',i,"," ---ur.
Wright and Parker.
FwUrr- halliday. laticr and Kitten
house.
O,niaaocs, anil M,lct, Thi.ilcwood.
Nclli- and Halliday.
Bogri Of Heo',h--Thr Mayor and Al
dcrmrn Nocum. Hittrnhnu>". Wright.
I'atirr AMI Lancaster.
On motion OF Ndcrmu Thisllrwund.
! adjourned.
wv. FEtN.u ANIrS. City clerk.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04
Serious Accident.

Yesterday afternoon, about three
o'clvk. Mr.. William Eichhoil, of the
firm OF Eichhon Brothers. furniture
manufacturers Of this city, met with II
serious, but not dangerous accident. Mr..
Eichhoif was working al turning lathe,
IN the factory, turning bcd-posl,, and
had placed four posts in the lathe at
once. One OF the pieces of wood slipped
from It's fastening while the machine was
IN motion, striking Mr.. Echhon on the
upper lip, completely tearing it of, and
leaving but n small piece of skin aud
flesh TO hold il to his face. and splitting
his nose badly. The blow kn0ckcd the
unfortunate man senscless, and he re-
manned alone IN thi, coniilion for some
time, the machine at which he va az
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04

On sunday morning Coroner Go,,man
was informed by several different pariic,
that a dead man had been found la the
Mississippi river inst west Of thi, city.
AMI lr al once procured a skin. went to
where the body was reported to have
been seen. andailcr few minutes search.
succeeded in finding the body. Iii
clothes were all removed, with the cNrcp-
ton Of u flannel shirt, which VA, pulled
over his head. lii boots Mere also on
hl, icct. The coroner, after considerable
trouble, managed to get The remain, into
the skin aud rowed around Bird, point
and up the Ohio to The lcycc, where 4
jury wa- impannclcd and an inquest held.
After due dclibcration a verdict wa, rem
dcrcd TO the effect that the man hal
come TO hi, death by drowning. The
name of the man is unknown, n no pa
pers or articles that would lead to lns
indcntifcalion We're found upon lis per-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04
Music.

Mrs. Mon-arral. one of the most ac-
compli,licd lady musician. I'm southern
Illinois, will, durin" the -unmcruonihs.
teach pupils ol tli. city, music for the
very low price of ten dollars per term.
Mr.. Mon-arrat la, for year. past TAUGHT
the art oi mnsic in several Of the most
noted academic of Memphis. ami la-
gained by her thorough knowledge uithc
art most cn,iahlr reputation Parents
who have children whom they wonld
have become completely y"r-c.l in music.
will 10 well 10 place them under the car"
oftlis lady. 5-l-'L
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04

am pref AIRED 10 furnish 70 customer.
Boot, and shoes, OF ~ hue materia', az neat
ia NJ and cheap Ia price a. can hc procured
not -hocmakrrs having fr.end-s shoemaker,
livitg in the East, to send Tor them. | ak
banker, public officer, and other pcrton-
TO take notice OF this ant ounccment. I
NAL Boots and shoes ia any st!ic amt Of
every quality. GIVE me trial.
Remember the location Of nay shop
Twentieth ,t'eet between Poplar street and
Wa hins'on a,cnur. near the Court House.
10 i.ll.ir wv inIIE-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04
GrnMd CWi"s sunday school ExeWr.
sion.

The luion Sunday School of Cairo ha,
made arrangements With the Cairo anl
~. Louis Railroad Company ioran eNcllr-
sion on Friday, the eth OF May. 10 Jones'
boro ami return.
The train will leave Second street, al : a.
~, and Tenth street at s:l5a. m. VIII ar
rive ut ,lonc,boro at l0a. m. Returning.
will leave Jonesboro at I y. III. arrive in
| Cairo ut y. M.
Arrangements have also been. made
with all the schools of Jonesboro and
Anna. Ia unite with us in "a Grand sun
day school celebration. and Basket
ricnic Dinner on the County FAR
Grounds.
Every friend of the Sunday school
cause Is cordially invited, and VIZ trust
they viii join with u- on this OCCASION.
Refreshments Tor sale on the grounds; also
plenty OF good wafer,
Fare for The round trip : Gcntlem~l,,
81 90: Ladies, - cents Children, under
II YEAR. - cents, programme Tor the
occasion viii he published Ia due lime.
J. w. SIIwAsi,
Il. ". ALDEN,
II. j. CrSDiYy,
Committee OF Arrangements.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04
Stolen Watch z covered.

On saturday evening. - colorcl wo-
man named Brook. Informed Officer
Nhcehau that on that day she had missed
from her house gold watch and chain
valued at onc hundred and fifty dollars,
aud that it Wa her wish that hr .hoHld
work The ,l-' uF. aud if possible, recover
the property Tor her. Amer con adorable
dcllbcritiuu and search. D.ti'Dr ~hcchIn
became convinced tha, the thici wa to
be lDuni in the person %! a son of Mr..
Brook. aged about eighteen years. and
after watching his actions aud miuoru-
yrcs. hc boldly dropped upon the ,usprc-
ted party. thinking that lac would ac-
knowledge his guilt upon being caught,
bnt the young-ter wa too sharp. lie
would not admit that hc knew anything
about tha watch. Oli.,r Sh,rllu. lacl-
iug cpnilen, that he wa- the party he
wanted. put him under safe guard. and
started out to lind the property. The
first place he visited wa. the icwclry O.
adjustment of Tabcr brothers. and was
rewarded by being told that Mrs. Brook.
son had soaked the watch and chain
for paltry sum. The officer at once inn
parted hi knowledge To the mother.
who redeemed the property, ami refused
to appear against her son. and hc WA,
discharged from custody. The manner
in which officer Shrclmn worked the
case. having no cluc whatever to a,,i-,
linn in hi, tax, reflects much credit upon
Iii, ability n. detective.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04
FROM PADUCAH,
Shall the CairOsscs spell the Pa,lu.
c"hitcs: HUNDRED New Manage :
meat Ot the kcNtWck Ian. Ac.. .tc.
Fan CNII. MAY , $50.

iNb' 'Nli, MaN lN'b.
EDITOR BULLETIN; ! notice in your
Valuable paper, for the last two on three
weeks. notices of n prospective spelling
match between the Plain city AMI the
Egyptian Capital. Nothing would az.
tori ~ radncahian' more pleasure than Ia
entertain our Cairo ncighhors in iiicnd-
" photographed insSlr, AMI our citizens
will rive them grand reception should
the challenge he accepted. II The an
rangcincnt could be made would sug-
gest that yon name the 18th day of May
for AN excursion to our city. Is that will
he observed n Il holiday here ON account
Of the meeting OF the Stale Masonic Fra
lrrhity onr citizens intend 10 have n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-04
southern Narrow Gauge Railroad,

The Hon. W. j. sykes Of Tennessee,
who i identified with many of the rail
road enterprises Of hi- own and other
States, will address the people
of Cairo Oh Friday evening
on the subject OF ,y>-
ten Of Southern Narrow Gauge rail
roads having ihcir t,rmini at Cairo. Mr..
~ykc- i, IN able and interesting speaker.
/. thoroughly acquainted with hi> subject
which j. one of immediate interest tn
every citiIcu at Cairo. The place OF AL
drc>. will he ANNOUNCED hereafter. We