The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-03
General ltenls.

~-rae city is full Of tramp: and petty
Thieves.
MIR. &. Il. Woodward lett yesterday
all ern0on for st Louis,
Frank j. Chapman, of CarbondaIc,
We s in the city yesterday.
The public schools opcnri Monday
with an. unusually large attendance,
Who wants to be county c,mmls,
siOner: Won't somebody take the
Office.
1t is welcomed by all Ike rfG tar
in society, We mean Dr., Bull Glood
Mixture.
The city council met In REGULAR ser.
sion last night. The proceeding vim p-
pear tomorrow.
Our young friends Paul Schulz, Geo.
Frazier and several others went to &C..
Louis last night to attend the fair.
John F. Mccartney, the irreprcssibc
Mack, Of the Metropolis Times, was in
town yesterday. He is as handsome as
ever.
We regret to learn that Mr.. f, kor-
semeger Is again seriously Ill, and hope
that his recovery may DC speedy and per
manent.
The Presbyterian synod for south
err Illinois will meet at Belleyiic about
the 18th Of the present month. Mr..
George will attend.
'ouu3Ap
uolJmqscM pun }ooll5 WopuoHL lou
100 =. E5loH HuuII 10 sHooq looQoS-
John Shannes.y was in the city on
Monday. He left the city on Monday
evening for Marion to attend the VIII
hanson county fair.
Dan Hartman is expected home to,
day. He has bought an immense stock
of goods in his line, which will be
opened and ready for exhibition in few
day.
1t is said that the amount Of wheat
that will planted in this county this
fall will be one-fourlh larger than in
any other single season in the history Of
the county,
'oRu3AG
uolSmqsuM puG }oons WsNuoML IauIoo
5 fIroH YuGII lr $1,000 IooVoS-
The governor has offered q reward
oil two hundred dollars for the apprchenN
sion of the murderer OF Robert Il. Little
at Sparta, Randolph county, On the 9th
OF September
The Great Eastern CircuS-Ouc Of
the " best shows on the road will eX,
hibitln Cairo on Monday, October 18th.
The agent Tor the show has been in the
city for several days.
Mr.. earle Peters, the wcll-knOwn and
ponular blacksmith and Miss Whitcamp,
were married at the German Lutheran
church, By the Rev, C. Dursahner last
evening. May they live long aud pros
per.
7yIhc Jackson county fair commences
on Tuesday next and will continue
three days. indications are that the dis
play Of stock, grain ana fruit will be su>
perior to any former tair for several
years.
F. \. Miller, general passenger ana
ticket agent for the Cairo and Nincennes
railroad who went to Boston 10 attend
the general passenger and ticket agents
convention held last week, returned to
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Smylh wen. 70 s. Louis
Yesterday afternoon to attend the fair.
Mr.. Smyth has his li1c trottiug colt in
the hands of q trainer in 81. Louis. and
expects to see him do fine work N the
speed ring at the fair.
Why do so many parents think chlI-
drcn troublesome: because they or nd
why DO children cry? because they ,pl' r,
Or. Bulls baby syrup relieves all pain
that babyhOod is subject to, and only
costs % cents per bottle.
The laying Of the cable connecting
the Office of the Iron Mountain railroad
at Birds Point with the general offices
in this city has been successfully com
pcted. Mr.. /. NJ. Mckinzie of 81.
Louis had charge OF the work.
The Walker seduction case will
probably come up at the present term OF
the Pulaski county circuit court. The
case attracts considerable attention
among the friends Of the young lady.
Walker is still in Jail at Mound City.
The atheneum is being put in order
for the opening Of the Stoddarr Comedy
, company on Thursday evening. The
announcement that John Dillon the Ia
nous comedian is with the company in.
sures good houses during their stay in
Cairo.
Sarah Williams, an old offender, was
before his honor Judge Bird yesterday
on n charge of drunk and di3orderly.
Sarah is n hardened case end gives the
police no end of trouble. She was fined
twenty-five dollars and costs and sent to
the calaboose for twenty-five days.