The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-08

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the latest and the best ever made. mt 4
llalley's, who il now selling his lara
stock OF stoves, tin and britlana ware ,
greatly reduced prices. Give him q ca
before You purchase, III Commercial a
cnuc. 2-IS-3m.
| SCHOOL LANDS FOR SALE.-The tru.
tees of Township IL, south range / Yves,
this county, will offer for sale at publ
auction, at the door of the court house II
Cairo, on Friday, April eth, school 10
number ten, in the southeast quarter o
section ten, and lots numbered twenty
one and twenty-eight in the northeas
| quarter Of section fifteen. Terms OF sale
one-half cash, balance in one year will
ten per cent. interest, and mortgage OF
the premises sold. For further informa
ton inquire Of John NJ. I.ansden, town.
ship treasurer.
About PERsoSs.-Col. +. Pratt Buell.,
Greenvillc, Mississippi, was in the city
yesterday, and registered at the st.
Charles.
-Jewctt Wilcox is in st. Louis. lie
will return Thursday or Friday.
-licy. Alex. Clark OF Pitt,blirp. Pa.
Is in the city, and quarters at the st.
Charles hotel.
Miss Imogcnc Steele, who has been
visiting friends in Chicago, returned yes.
tertlav.
VIM. Ringer, better known as Extra
Billy" sheriff OF Stoddard county. Mis-
souri,, was In the city yesterday.
w. b. Gilbert, Esq, returned from
Springfield, where he went on proias-
sional business, on Tuesday morning.
Geo. +. Damn, Evansville: J. n.
Clark and wife, Richmond. Indiana, and
j. T.. Henry, st. Louis were among the
guests at the st. Charles ycsteday.
Hon. Tom Murphy. of New York
custom house fame. ACCOMPANIED by his
wife. was guest at the IT. Charles hotel
yesterday.
Police CoUgr.--John Riley was ar.
rested by Officer La Hue for being
drunk and disorderly," and Judge Bross
.axed him ten dollars aud the parapher-
lalla. John will assis, Jailer McCarthy's
rang in keeping the street crossings /
lean. VIM. Harris, Tor being drunk.
vas arrested by the same officer. and his |
ionor find him two dollars and costs.
which he paid. Chas. johnson on sim |
lar charge was fined like sum. and |
ent TO the calaboose for three DAYS. |
FOR using abusive language and !
!isturbing the peace, Jesse Reed
vas arrested by officers Wooten and Sar-
'ent. Judge Bross fined Jessie five dol.
hrs and trimmings. and sent him over TO
icCarthy's tor six day. Je.,ic's tongue
iill not wag 30 loud or so fast when he
cts out this time. jeff Brown wa.
fraid Joseph Fisher would Kill him.
isher said he would and Brown beliey.
i him. and accordingly had Fisher ar.
.sted on u peace warrant. After hear
X the evidence Judge Bros held Fisher
} bail IN the sum of three hundred dol
r..
Is BKIrr.-Scc notice of watch for sale.
Business on the leyee was not brisk
'sterday.
Trains on the narrow gauge were
vcral hours late on Monday night.
The Ohio river contir.ucs to tumble
Hing very rapidly.
The monotony OF Judge Birds
urt was not disturbed yesterday. Vic !
ns were scarce.
MIR. Fisher continues the sale at the -
| stand of Hebron 4 We'll. II you II
ant bargains. 90 there.
MIR. sam Foster, representing the ice u
alers, lluse, LOOMS q Co., is now at u
lbuquc, Iowa, where they are putting up c
nlr supplies for next summers trade.
Mr.. Niece, son.in-law OF Capt. I"
I'm Robinson. died at the residence Of >
, latter last evening between : and 5 u
lock, of pneumonia.
The 9th of March is fixed rs the day II
which Dan NUNS trial for compile u
in the whisky frauds shall commence. "
will be tried first in Milwaukee. o.
Circuit court is still in session at n
und City. The lIealcy case, which is
of considerable importance, was to IL
ic come up on yesterday. Is
We understand efforts are being made Il
have Rabbi Browne lecture in this it
Y again in the course of the next six ri
eks or two months. We hope the W
'rt will be successful, and ON hi, re-
II the Rabbi will meet with more q
IrIy reception than on the occasion of =,
lecture last Friday night.
IRAN " Mlll1E Ed AnoS;o..