The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-02-06
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day.
Attend the revival at the Methodist
Episcopal church.
VIII his honor please look after the
| sewers Please do, Jack.
sheriff Saup will be on the war path
after taxes within short time.
Mr.. Brown expects to complete
work on the new levee this week.
&C. Moerlein's Cincinnati lager beer,
made from the best barley and hops.
Try it. I-3l-lm.
The celebrated Jackson county rail-
road bond case will come up in the circuit
court to-day.
Capt. w. A. Keiscr, an extensive
planter Of Tennessee, was at the st.
Charlie. hotel yesterday.
Mr.. f. NJ. Titus, OF villa Ridge, was
In the city yesterday, and registered at
the Planters House.
Officer 20 Malley. who has been off
duty for sometime on account Of sick
ness, is able to be about again.
capt. John w. Trover, of st. Louis.
accompanied by j. II. Trover, is in the
city. They registered at the st. Charles.
"A blessing to humanity is what Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup can well be termed.
for it has done more good already than
any other medicine.
Sam Ullman, formerly of this city,
but now doing business in Clinton, Ken
lucky, Is In the city, Sam reports BUSH
ness lively in Clinton.
Small blank books kept in stock q
the City Binaery. Sold as cheap as any
book store in the city. Books of every
size from two to ten quires, or more. If
j. c. Clarke, general manager Of the
Mississippi Central railroad, is in the
city on business connected with that road.
Mr.. Clarke is registered at the st. Charles
hotel.
Judge w. j. Allen OF Carbonate,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon,
and took rooms at Herbert's. The Judge
is. we believe, one of the counsel in the
Jackson county bond case to come up in
the circuit court to-day.
Among the guest at the St. Charles
yesterday we're: Chas. F. Mendell and
F. Caldwell. Wheeling, Va; s. F. Mich
olson, st. Louis; VIM. r. Lyle, New Or
leans; s. y. Valiant and S. F. Cole, st.
Louis.
Remember that McEvoy's Hibernica,
the best show OF the kind in existence,
will appear at the Atheneum in this
city, tomorrow, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Every one should
see this excellent exhibition.
There will be meeting Of the Ladies
Library Association at Mrs. DR.. Ward
ner's to-day Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Let there be full attendance,
As special business will be transacted.
n. X. FORD, Secretary.
The Haywood Brothers combina-
ton gave an exhibition at the atheneum
Last evening to a well filled house. The
troupe Ia an excellent one. Their per-
Torrance last night was equal to any
thing Of similar character witnessed in
this city in years.
-Maguire's Tar Glycerine Whisky
and Rock Candy when taken immedi-
ately comes in communication with the
lungs and soothes, relieving all irritation,
thereby averting coughing in a short
time. Try sample bottle, only 10 cents
p. G. SCHUH, Agent.
Prominent among the arrivals at the
Planters House yesterday were George
B. Torrance, Brooklyn; Charles T.
South, st. Louis; A. Stinback, st. Louis !;
l.. l.. Russell. st. Louis; ID. Brounshurst.
Memphis, j. c. Adams, Memphis James
ii. Litter, Charleston; James Ridgeon,
Ballard county {. II. Barlow, Barlow
City.
A cold-blooded murder, the particu-
lAIs VI WihIi VIC lCdtuCo yCslcio oys was
committed at Clinton, Kentucky, on Sat-
urday last. A man named Hartman
Bowman, on very slight provocation,
stabbed and almost instantly killed Mr..
Marion F. Scott, peaceable and highly
respectable citizen. Bowman was ar
rested and committed to jail on a charge
| of murder in the first degree.
Charles Comings, Chicago; c. B.
Alden, do; w. NJ. Maxwell. Frank Con-
rad, Il. Mclean, W. ii. Mckee, st.
Louis; c. Stephens, Island No. Ten ;
Eugene Carl, Milburn, KY; G. G. Cohn,
| do; j. b. lIammons. steamer Scudder
Capt. A. j. Carter, steamer Scudder
w. Z. Marshall, John Clark, NJ. Robarts
Pittsburg; W. j. Allen, Carbondale
were registered at Herbert's European
hotel and restaurant yesterday.
-Representative Irwin has introduced
a bill in the lower house OF the legisla.
| ture to authorize the rebatement of taxes
on uninsured property destroyed by fire
when the loss occurs between the time
Of the assessment and the time when the
books are turned over to the collector.
Mr.. Irwin has also introduced bill max
ing the entry of building at night, ever
through an open door, for felonious pur