The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-03

ing to drive the current OF the Missls-
sippi from the lever II Is now eating at.
"A number of negroes had big time
yesterday morning catching drove Of
hogs that got out Of their pens on Friday
night.
Large stock ladies' furnishing goods,
to be sold very cheap ut T.. Hanny's.
AW-THE ALEXANDER COUNTY
BANK WILL PAY INTEREST ON
DEPOSITS IN THE SAVINGS DE.
PAtTMENT.
Who wants bargain in a ten.horse
power upright engineg or an upright
boiler, or bOthY II can be found at the
BULLETIN Office. We have too much
power.
Tom Morgan, well known to the
young people Of this city, has taken
his martin box, "Trinl,y Church." to the
Chicago exposition.
1t Is now thought that the man De.
Grath, who jumped oil the train near
Altoona. Pcnnsy ivania, aud escaped from
C'eTu lTViD. Is insane.
The finest stock Of childrcn's cloak..
also caps and OOnnets, at lower prices
than ever. can he found ut Hebron 4
Wells, la2 aud LA Commercial avenue.
Nc farlin, who was sentenced ~ one
years imprisonment In the pcnItentlary,
Ia the circuit court last week, will be
tai on IN .1,,liet THE w...L
Large stock Of domestic prints, mus
lins. and tickings, at low prices. at Z.
Hanny's.
MIR. Meyers, the brewer Of Mound
City. while returning home from Cairo ON
Friday night, was thrown from his buggy
and seriously injured.
Capt. Gordon. Of the steamer All.
Stevens, who has been lying in at the
Grand Central hotel Ia this city for the
past two weeks, Is improving.
Large stock OF dress goods. merinos,
alpacais. poplins, cashincre-, very cheap.
at q. Hanny's.
-Several sporting gentlemen from
Cairo. who visited the Charleston fair on
Friday. were. it is said, pretty badly
taken in on the big running race.
-Cairo's Kentucky trade Is increasing
every day. Large numbers of wagons
cross the Ohio daily. loaded with corn,
potatoes, ETC., which are disposed Of
here.
The lunch last night at the Excelsior
saloon. corner Of Fourteenth street and
Washington avenue, was superb. and
was highly relished by all who were
present.
Large stock Of carpets, oil cloths and
mating, at greatly reduced prices, at &.
Hanny's.
Mr.. Taylor, Of Chicago, agent for the
Continental fire insurance company Of
New York. is IN the city, adjusting the
loss Of Mr.. Whitlock by the late fire.
Every day. parties from this city
visit the lakes Of Kentucky. opposite this
city. to fish. Fine sport Is said to be had
at the lakes, as the fish "bite" good.
NN"Cuuct tue kTuiiu Disi VI tic Ale
cient Order of Ilibernians at Scheel's hall.
on the 18Th inst. A good time may be
expected. l0-3.tf
Squirrels in abundance are brought
to the city every day, from Kentucky
and Missouri, and sold to our people at
low figures. The hunters Of this section
are doing n good business, as game OF
every description is said 10 be plenty.
Large stock Of WOODEN goods. fam
nels, linseys and sheeting llannels, very
cheap, at &. Hanny's.
Judge Mulkey on Friday had the bail
of DeGrath raised from one to two thou.
sand dollars. 1t is said that DeGrath had
checks for large amount Of money on
his person. with which to buy himself
out OF his troubles upon arriving here.
-Jailer Fitzgerald informs US that the
number of boardcrs in the county Jail has
diminished considerably since the begin.
ming Of circuit court. In place of the
twenty-five men and women who were
under his care some two weeks ago, he
only has five prisoners, all told, at pres.
ent.
e. V. Wilson will give his last two
lectures and seances IN the Liberal Rclig.
ious hail this morning at 10 3and at 7-3O
this evening. Admission % cents to each.
The able and eloquent manner Of mis- de-
ti,..rv III tn. -r,.l,i hin,r La. n
interesting to al. Come aud hear ioI
yourselves.
In the big running race. which came
of ut Charleston On FRIDAY aflcrnuOn,
"McNairy." owned by Tom Conion. con.
duclor on the ST. Louis. Iron Mmntain
and Southern railroad, aud Maurice Mo
ran. OF Charleston. came out ahead, and
Roger H-nson."a Kentucky horse. 1
half brother to "McNairy," second. A
number of Cairo sports who went over Il
"pick up greeners." hacked up the Padu
cab horse "Pomcroy" pretty heavily
and were let down by him.
In Judge Birds police court yester
day, there was one case tried. Johr
Hicky, stranger In Cairo, got of VI {
steamboat, and went out to see the sights
About the first thing that John saw was
a saloon; he went IN and got tight, fel
into the clutches Of officer Brown, and wa
put in the lookup until yesterday morn
ing. when he was given a hearing
Judge Bird fined him one dollar AM