The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-22
General Items.

Don't anybody want to be count
treasurer.
The tenth street pump is NIll out o
fix. Fix it.
Squire John Carter, OF Mound City
was in attendance at circait court yester
day.
The Johnson county Republican,
have nominated Jack kuykeniall iol
county judge.
WIN Smith will leave Cairo for st
Louis to-day. IIegoes to attend the 81
Louis Medical College.
C. NJ. Alden, it is said, will return
to Cairo shortly. He will 60 into the
commission business here.
1t Is said that Mr. A. Cominps con.
templates being candidate for County
superintendent OF schools.
| 1t is said that horse race will take
place a.the park to-day. We do not
know anything about the particulars,
Mrs. 5. +. Wheeler and family re-
turned home from Sheboygan on Thurs
day. Mrs. Wheeler is much improved
| in health.
|
DR.. Balls Baby Syrup is is recon
mended by all druggists as being a pure
ly vegetable and reliable preparation for
babies, Price - cents.
Judge Bross adjourned probate
court yesterday. The amount OF busi-
ness transacted during the term was
considerable and most of it important.
The Paducah fair commences on next
Tuesday and will continue five days.
The races will take place on Thursday,
when a number Of Cairo people expect
to 90 up.
Mr.. Scott t,ublc, of lakewood pre-
cinct, Is an aspirant for the Office Of
County Commissioner, and we under
stand is now about urging his claims for
the office.
"A musical entertainment by the
young people at Social Hall, Villa Ridge,
will be given on Tuesday evening, the
18th inst, The entertainment will con-
sist Of music, tableaux. etc.
Col. Shaver has removed from
Mound City, and as We are informed has
taken up his abode in one OF the email
towns on the line OF the Cairo, Arkansas
and Texas railroad in Missouri.
Who wants to be coroner: The
county commissioners have declared
the Office vacant and ordered the county
clerk to give notice that an election tor
coroner will take place this fall
Services will be conducted by the
Rector tomorrow at the Episcopal Chur-
ch at the usual hours-SubIect of
morning sermon-"Why should 60 10
neutrality-suspicious. and Labor.
Mr.. George O'Hara will open his
new stock OF drugs In the Nasanna
building at the corner OF Eighteenth
street and Commercial avenue. He en-
poets to be ready for business in few
days.
The university at Carbonate, up to
Tuesday last, had one hundred and fifty
students registered for the coming term.
This is larger attendance than at any
former term since the opening OF the
institution.
The sidewalk repalrers are on the
20 continually and work early and late,
and yet il seems impossible to keep the
walks in repair. The work OF keeping
fifteen or sixteen miles of sidewalk in re.
pair is no easy task,
Quite large party OF Cairo people
went to Charleston. Missouri, yesterday
to attend the fair. A game of base ball
was played on the fair grounds between
a party OF Cairo boys and the Charleston
club during the afternoon.
We understand that Tony Celia,
and Mr.. Frank Warren, both of whom
were burned out in the recent fire at the
corner Of Eighteenth Street and Com
mercill avenue, are making arrange
ments to rebuild at an early day.
A tloatcr found in the Mississippi |
river at the junction OF the old and new
leyees, was buried yesterday morning
By direction of Mayor Winter. The |
mayor says the iloater was Cninaman:
and now the question arises where the
devil did the Chinaman come from?
On the second page of this mornings
BULLETIN we publish the first installment
of the proceedings of the County Cons
missioners court at their last term, COM
on the first Monday in Septem-
Der. The balance of the report, about
one column, will appear tomorrow morn
ing.
Lead, Bismuth and Zinc are i'm |
useful in the industrial arts; and |
as immensely injurious when applied to
the skin to beautily it or to remove
pimples, blotches, ETC., from it. DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture is the great purify
ing agent Of the blood, giving clearness
OF complexion and removing pimples,
etc.
Mrs. p. NJ. Pillsbury, medical