The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-21

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in the medical college of that city.
Mr.. Walter Hyslop, Of the City
National bank, has gone to Chicago iOl
a few weeks recreation. He took hi
departure yesterday morning by tn
Cairo and Vlncennes railroad.
Public squares are a great blessing
to the community. We can say the SAINT
of DR.. Bulls Baby syrup, it is the bes
remedy for the cure of all diseases Ba-
byhood has to encounter. Price only .
cents.
The freshest and choicest Excel
sior, " "Imperial tumble Cream" ans
"Corn" crackers just received at VIM
Trgg's, Washington avenue, near
Eight street. Try them. They are the
best ever offered in Cairo.
--Mr. Joseph Nash and wife, accom-.
panied by his neice. Miss Susan skillet
and nephew. Mr.. Sinclair Skillet, all Of
Memphis, are at the st. Charles. Mr.
Joseph Nash is freight agent tor the
Caro- and Ninccnncs road at Memphis.
The mayors picnic did not come of,
hi. Honor at a late hour Wednesday
night received q telegram from Captain
Dugan TO the effect that it would be in
possible to take out the Eckert yesterday
as she could not be put in order for the
excursion. The mayor has had very bad
luck with his excursion this season.
The good event OF the season, the
Library Association party, comes of at
the st. Charles tonight. Every pre-
limiaary has been made for the occasion,
and its success j. assured. Gentlemen 5
tickets for the ball and supper are 81
each. For gentleman and lady, $40,
including supper.
Among the arrivals at the st..
Charles yesterday were Mr.. Eberhost,
Chicago; Mrs. Nenable, Decatur; Mrs.
Gilm0ur and Mrs. Nichols, Memphis;
Misses Sallic Mcnhauit and Mary Cary,
New Orleans; Misses Mary Cole and
Ella Comfy, Columbus, ). G. William
Neh, ST., and wife, New Orleans; VIM.
NJ. Smithers and wife, jackson. Tenn.
The Excelsior and Literary Society
has decided to give complimentary hop
and general family, state and national
reunion. at the st. Charles Hotel, on
Friday evening, September 2Sth. This
society had contemplated giving lis en-
tertainment on the 2lst inst, but as the
members OF the Ladies Library Associa.
ton liked upon that evening for their
party, il was thought best to post.
pone it until the following week. 1t is
the intention OF the members of the So
clety TO make this the hop Of the season.
Joseph Robinson was yesterday up
before Squire Comings on complaint OF
his wife, who states that Joseph uses
her: very cruelty, and asked the court
TO put him under bonds to keep the peace
Joseph is a colored man who gains 2
livelihood by fishing. Mrs. Robinson
isa white woman. The squire granted
her. wish, placing the defendant under
bonds of two hundred dollars to keep the
| peace for six months. He could not
give security, and was sent to the county
jail.
Yesterday evening small coIored
girl went TO the Tenth street pump to
get a drink Of water. A mule team
was there at the time, and as the girl
reached around with the cup, tho mule
reared and caught her hand in some way
in the chains and pump. Her screams
brought assistance, and after some delay
she was released, but not until the mules
had pulled up the pump. The child was
carried into Mr.. +. G. FOrd's store ant
cared for. DR.. Smith was sent for and
dressed the wounds. The child was {
stranger here, on visit. Her brother
had lust come from Paducah to take hel
home.
"A gentleman named Geo. BONNER
hailing from st. Louis, and who owns
! property in Cairo, came TO the city OF
Monday for the purpose of dlsposlng o
some OF the said property, lie sold
house and lot to n party here, receiving
three hundred dollars in cash forlt Two
hundred and fifty dollars he placed in tn
City National bank for safe keeping, re
cciving q deposit check for the amount
which he put in his pocketbook ant
retired. On Wednesday night Bohme
became intoxicated and visited well
known down town saloon, kept by
Iailroad man, where he claims h
was robbed of seventeen dol
lars in money and his deposi
check. He complained to the officer
yesterday morning, but nothing cou!t
be learned as to who got the money Of
his check. The City National bank pail
him over his money upon his demand
ingit Yesterday morning, and he lief
for his home yesterday afternoon.
More OF those Fine Mobile Oysters q
sproat's To-Day. Call ut Twelfth an,
Levee and be satisfied. 2t
For Rent.
Dwellings No. 3, 6, and o OF Winter