The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-28

from Monday.
Let Us have Mr.. II, II. 'andee sue
coed the laInented Mr. Stafford in the
board Of education.
Mr.. J. G. thinner. who Ia. been in
Ohio for the past two weeks, visiting
relatives, returned to Cairo Yesterday
afternoon.
The canvass for county clerk iSbe9in.
ming to warm up and the several candi.
dates are getting in their work when.
ever occasion offers.
Deputy Sheriff JACK Hodges haf
been at Hodges park tor The past threc
or tour days preparing thing for the big
sale OF town lots to take place there tc-
day.
There j, a dangerous hole in TIC
sidewalk at the corner OF Sixth street
and Ohio levec, and unless it is looked
after will be the cause Of lawsuit
against the city.
--Gentle Gerould returned home from
his eastern tour yesterday. lie has SUI
fered nearly all OF the time during his
visit from chils and fever, ana has came
back 10 get well.
There VIII be a grand ball given 10
wind up the big sale at Hodges: park to-
day. quite a large party Of young ladies
and gentlemen Of this city will attend.
They anticipate q merry time.
Our ncigLLor, the S~man, lets him
s.lt down as gracefully as possible in re-
icrrng to his Saturdays remarks con-
curing Mr. Cram. But We Gon'tsGe that
he has mcnded the matter much.
All tie world over, baby governs.
Yet often disease win overcome the
Baby and then it is that DR.. Bulls baby
syrup proves its worth by conluering
the disease. price % cents per bottle.
"A special train will leave the narrow
gauge depot this morning at quarter
after seven O'Clock, for Hodges park,
conveying all who wish to attend the
sale OF town lots at reduced rates of fare.
1t is said that the Mobile and Ohio
railroad company has concluded to eX-
lcnd their road from Columbus, Ken
lucky to Cairo, and that work on the
extension viii be commenced at an early
day.
We have received postal card from
the Rev. st. James Dillon-!.ee, stating
that he will be in Cairo in day or two.
He will conduct services in the Church
of the Rodcemer on Sunday morning and
evening.
The New York store, G. o. Paticr 6
Co., does a bigger business than any
other establishment OF the Kind in South
ern Illinois. The New York store is GER
tainly the "bossn grocery house OF this
section OF country.
We are indebted to the managers Of
tIc Paducah fair association for cour-
tesics extended Us. This association
will hold its fair on September u, %,
% and q. 1t promises TO be the most
successful exhibition ever held in PadG-
cab.
Jim. Sommerwell has sued the city
for ten thousand dollars. Jim started
home from down town one night recent.
", and it being very dark, and Jim not
being certain aa to footing ut best, fell
Off OF the sidewalk just above the custom
house.
Mr.. J. NJ. johnson, banker, from
Dayton, Ohio, whose name Is well known
at the money centers OF the country, is in
the city spending few days with friends.
He is on his way TO Durango, Mexico,
with view to investing largely in coffee
culture.
Sir Knights Rearden, Sproat and
Antrim lett Cairo yesterday morning on
the Cairo and Nincennes railroad for
Cleveland, Ohio, where they goto attend
the grand trienal concave Of Knights
Templer. They expect TO return to
Cairo on Saturday.
Chief OF Police AFTER says ihtouple OF
very suspicious looking individuals ar
rived in the city yesterday whole has set
down as burglars. lie will keen his eye
on them, but let our people be little
cautious ia locking up at night.
A lovely landscape all dotted over
with unsightly boulders, is not more un>
pleasant to the sight than is human face
dlsiigured with Bumps and Pimples,
those prime evidences OF impurity OF the
blood. DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture will
remove all such disngurements prompt.
ly.
"A yellow dog" yesterday afternoon
attacked Gus. Smith, second son of DR..
Smith. on Thirteenth street, and tore the
boys face up badly. DR.. Smith put two
pistol balls into the brutcs head, and
Egbert Smith gave him third one,
when the dog, not seeming to be troubled
much by the lead jumped over the fence
Of the yard where he had taken refuge
and trotted down town.