The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-27

ducah lair.
Billy Redman has decided to ran f.
county treasurer.
BE snre and attend the party Fri.la,
night. 1t will be grand affair,
Mrs, o. Craig, of Paducah, wa reg
istered at the st. Charles yesterday.
Mr., John Slnnott, Appointment to
bacco dealer OF Paducah, was in C1irt
yesterday.
A Marx, Cairo's boss clothicr, Ia
the finest set Of curtains on ls tori
windows to be found in Cairo.
-Lost-a pair OF gold eye HIas.o'. Til,
finder will be suitably rewarded by Icay
ing them at this Office. &c
Miss Emma Riley, who has been in
the northern part Of Missouri for som,
weeks visiting relatives, has returned.
The animals belonging to Oar
lice's show, are at Perry Powers livery
stable. Dan is in paducah with Iii,
horse show.
Circuit clerk John Reeve. is couilneL
to his bed with severe attack of fever
Itisto be hoped he will bcin good heath
again in few days.
The right thing in the right place is
without doubt Dr. Bulls baby syrup,
the best remedy for babies while teeth.
iEg. Price, only % cents a bottle.
-Ihcmcmbcrs OF the Mystic krcw are
looking forward to jollytimc this even
Ing. They give hop at their hall, and
a gay crowd is expected to be present.
r. NJ. Ward, it is sad, wants 70 be
county coroner, and is out laying his
claims before the voters. Thus far Mr..
Ward is the only candidate in the field.
Frank Gallagher and mother, who
have been about for the past three weeks
seeing what they could in New York,
Philadelphia and at Long Branch and
other places, returned on Sunday.
If you want one OF the best plates of
fried, stewcd or raw oysters that you
have ever ate, call on Harry Walkers at
the Crystal saloon, at any hour OF the
night or day, and you can get them.
Mayor Winter, at his store on Com
mcrcial avenue near Sixth street, receives
daily the choicest Mobile oysters in hnlk,
which he il selling at - cents per 100
They are elegant. Try them. q
Work on the iii on Walnut between
Eleventh and Fourteenth streets is under
way. Tie chilli in front Of City Clerk
Phillis' residence Is being cut down and
the ground removed into the street at the
ThTtccnth street crossing.
john and Henry Carter OF Mound
City, who are interested in the mule
railroad case, which is now occupying
the attention Of Judge Baker III the cir
cult court, were in town yesterday,
Meyers aud IIamblctOn were also down
Frank Warren will begin the cree
ton OF his new house at the corner OF
Eighteenth street and Commcrrial
avenue very shortly. Tho timber tor the
new building is being placed on the
ground. Mr. Celia, whose saloon was
also destroyed by the late fire, Will also
build within q short time.
--Rcv. MIR, Gillian received dispatch
yesterday morning announcing the death
Of his mother at her home at Ncrln, a
village on the Chicago and Alton rail
road about thirty miles from Springfield.
We were told last evening that MIR, Gil
ham would leave by the night train TO
attend the funeral.
The narrow gauge railroad will run
no more trains into Cairo until the re-.
pairs on the cayed-in tunnel on that
road, between JoncsborO and Murphys-
boro, have been completed. 1t will be
some weeks yet before the tunnel is
fixed. Trains on the road between
Murphysboro and st. Lows run regl-
larly.
For Sale-A fine country residence
with choice surroundings. etc. This
frequently means that the occupant
wishes TO regain health; because resi-
dcnce in a malarial district will induce
blood poisoning, and hence disease.
This can be most cXpeditiously counter
acted by the prompt administration of
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
II. l.. Kinney, OF Vermont, Illinois. is
registered at the st. Charles. Mr.. Kin
ney is a United states revenue detective,
and is in Cairo Tor the purpose OF looking
after the duties of his office. He will call
upon all Of our saloon keepers, cigar
dealers, etc., and see that they follow the
direction of the law in the way Of cigar
boxes, revenue stamps, etc.
We are informed that NJ. Gillian
will preach his farewell sermon in this
city on next Sunday morning or even
ing. The conference, which has just
terminated, assigned Mr.. Gillian TO the
charge of the church at Itchiield. Ills
many friends in this city will regret his
departure, but it is one of the rules Of
the church, and we suppose 1t can't be
helped.