The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-03
Brief Locals

Brief Locale.
Miss Alice Lane Is whiting at the res
itiehce OF Mr.. Samuel Wilson.
The City Council will meet in regu'
lar session on next Monday evening.
II. ID. Rexiord leaves this p. IN. iol
Chicago to remain three or four days.
On Thursday evening Judge Baker
adjourned circuit court until next Mon.
day morning.
Probate court will convene one
week from Monday. This will be Judge
Bross' last court.
Miss A. p. Oak9s, grand daughter OF
DIR. ID. AFTER. left for her home In Me.
tropolis yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Hodges little son is
seriously iii, but hopes are still enter.
tanned OF his recovery.
Geo. Wilson is In the field for county
constable OF North Cairo precinct. His
announcement will appear in Saturdays
issue.
Betting on the election Is becoming
frequent. A number ofbets on the re-
suit for county clerk were made yes
terday.
--Haverly's Ministries gave one Of their
excellent entertainments at the Atheneum
last night TO an unusually large audience
The troupe is an excellent one.
Circuit Clerk Reeve Is under the
weather but still able to attend to bust
ness IN his office. Reeve IS an awful
Radical, but a good clerk and a clever
gentleman.
Mr.. John r. Hely has just returned
from canvass of the country precincts.
Mr.. Hely is confident that no accom-.
plished much good for himself on his
trip through the county.
City jailer Mahoney has done some
good work OF late in the way OF cleaning
Levee street from Fourth street TO near
Tenth. The street crossings have also
received proper attention.
Another little stranger has opened her
eyes on this "scene OF trials and tribula-
tons" at the residence OF MI. W. w.
Wallace. This 10 No. "3' and "Bilr'
still lives. Mother doing well.
"Punctuality is the hinge Of business"
In families where DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Is kept, there is aerer a case OF alb.
sence from school or business on account
Of coughs, colds or sore throat.
Mrs. Fletcher, the colored woman
who was 30 severely kicked and beaten
by his husband few days ago, is recoy.
ering. Her injuries were not so danger
Gus as was at first supposed to be.
Miss Margeretta Scott lectured In the
Episcopal church last night tn very fair
attendance. Miss Scott was for many
years missionary In Africa, and her lec-
ture was both interesting and instruc
tive.
Medical men often puzzle themselves
over the large sale that DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup enjoys. Its great popularity Is
due only to the excellent qualities poss.
essed by this household medicine. %
cents.
Mr.. EichhofY, the furniture dealer,
has now in his factory the finest stock OF
furniture ever offered in Cairo, and he is
selling 1t cheaper than the same articles
Of furniture could be bought away from
home.
--BAKER's COP LIVER Oh. LINE AND
WILD CHERRY--A pleasant medicine, and
certain remedy for Consumption, Scroiu.
Ia, Debility. etc. Now Is the time to use
1t. Jno. &. Baker & Co., Druggists,
Philadelphia.
AT the OddsFellows meeting Thurs.
day evening it was decided to have q so>
ciable on Friday night next at their hall.
1t was concluded also on account OF the
success Of these sociables to hold at least
one each week.
Mr.. Tom Halliday's new house has
been 30 far completed as to give some
Idea Of what 1t will be when finished.
The walls are about up, and the root has
been put on. When finished the house
will be one of the best and handsomest
In the city.
The Cairo and st. Louis railroad
company have closed their Office in this
city, and Mr.. mcfarland, late agent
here. has accepted an agency on the Mo.
bile and Ohio railroad. The narrow
gauge has no one to attend TO business
for them In this city at this time.
The public road between Cairo and
Mound City 10 in very bad condition in a
number Of places, and as consequence
transfers have much trouble in making
the trip between the two places. The
attantion nj The road lunarvicor Ia ballad