The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-25
General ItemH.

Dan Rice will be in Cairo on Sep
tember third with his show.
Barnum's "Grcatest Show On Earth
will probably visit Cairo soon.
Don't forget the great sale Of town
lots at Hodges Park on Tuesday.
Henry Balm, Simon Hendricks, and
Thomas Pollard, all OF Logansport, were
at the Arlington yesterday.
Squire Comings, in emphatic Ian
guage, assures us that he never thought
OF becoming a candidate for county
judge.
The superintendent Of schools OF
Pulaski county will hold teachers ex-
animation in Mound City on Tuesday,
September fourth.
capt. Roswell Miller, superlntend-
ent OF the Cairo and Viacennes railroad,
who has been in New York for the last
ten days or two weeks, Is expected 10
return home in the course Of the next
two or three days.
John d. Craig, OF Vienna, was IN
the city yesterday. He had car load Of
wheat which he disposed of at one Of our
city mills, pocketed the money and left
for home by the Cairo and Nincennes
railroad this morning.
Jake Bradley invites all his colored
and white friends to meet him at his
grand barbecue at Elm Grove to-day.
Jake is one OF the best of barbecueists,
and promises all who visit him to-day 4
good meal and pleasant time.
A rattle Tor a fine double barreled
shot gun will take place at the City
Brewry tonight at s o'clock. A few
chances are yet to be sold. Parties
holding chances are requested to be on
hand at the time aboye stated.
We hear of several gentlemen here.
toiore not mentioned in connection with
the Office who are anxious to serve the
"dear people" In the capacity OF county
Judge, and who propose at the proper
time to enter the list Of candidates.
The city Jail is full OF prisoners, and
Pat Mahoney is making good use of their
time, Within the past week Pat has
put down several new street crossings,
done away with innumerable mud holes,
and cut down many acres of weeds.
Under q decree OF court, the Missis
sippl Central railroad, from Canton, Mis-
sisslppl to Cairo, was sold at public
auction on Thursday. 1t was bought by
the bondholders of the Illinois Central
company. The sale took place at Jack.
son, Miss.
Il hereby warn all saloon keepers to
refrain from selling my wife, Alice
Smith, liquor or other Intoxicating drink.
All who disregard this notice will be
prosecuted to the full extent OF the law.
81. ANTHONY SMITH.
The Ohio river j. creek now. The
water Is so low that many boats, upon
arrival here from below, reship the
southern freight and turn back, not
caring to run the risk OF getting stuck on
a sand bar and staying there for month
or two.
The Villa Ridge correspondent OF
the Pulaski Patrio. says MIR. VIM.
Harrell OF Cairo, who has been confined
to his house for several months, has
placed himself under the care OF one OF
our physicians here and we are glad to
seeis gradually improving"
The multiplication Of poison germs
in diseases OF the blood is exceedingly
rapid, and if unchecked vitlates all the
blood of the body. DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture by its peculiar influence kills
these germs, and purifying the blood, re.
moves all possible chance Of disease es-
tablishing itself.
Canine & Whitlock are recognized as
standing at the head of the dental pro-
iession of Southern Illinois. Their
rooms are over Blacks store, on Com
mercal avenue. Give them call when
you have anything in their line you want
done. Aug IL Wv
The land sale at Hodges Park mex
Tuesday will be a big thing. The people
OF the park will give grand free bar
becue in order that all who attend the
sale will be put to very little expense
A special train will be run to the parl
from this city on the day of the sale
CARRYING passengers at reduced rates.
MIR. John W. Carter on last Monday
sold to gentleman named JohI
Mcdowell, of Indiana. the old Cheste
handle works building at Mound City
and all the other personal property be
longing to that company, and leased Il
Mr.. Mcdowell the grounds occupied b!
the works, on which he proposes to cree
an extensive saw and planning mill.
Mr.. b. McNif, an old and exper
enced barber, has taken charge Of tn
shop on Eighth street, formerly occupie
by Mr.. Lampert. MIR. McNift is a whit
man and an excellent barber, and wi
endeavor to give his customers as goo
work as can be had at any other shop i
/ Cairo. He solicits share OF the patron
: AGE of our citizens, 3-3-2W