The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-07

John z. Hartman i again ou' ahu
attending to his Office duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II, Oberly lett
the city Yesterday for weeks VISIT
MIR. -. farhs, OF the johnson
county } tomg,, was in Caro- yesterday
Mr.. 4. llesSucr aud wife, OF Chicago,
were registered at the St. Charles yestcr-
day,
The rty ha. been remarkably quiet
Tor thc past week, and onr police mag
Iilrlr ar" worried.
Mr. or. williamson, ol The paper
nim Of Winam an, Stewart Il Co OF 1t
I.ouis, was in Cairo tcrday.
Wraro sorry TO learn Of the illness
at Cil Aruoul, who is bedast at his
horne in laducah with malaral fever.
The grand Jury is hard at work
making trouble tor some poor devils
whosc names Wr shall learn hereafter.
The cost Of maintaining prisoners III
the county jpil tor the past three months
ha. been one thousand aud fifty dollars.
Mr. j. ". Maxwell, Of 1t. Louis,
train dispatcher Of the ST. Louis, Iron
Mountain aud Southern railroad, was in
the city yesterday.
Medical men puzl,c themselves
over the large sale that DR.. Bars Baby
syrup enjoys. lis great popularity Is
due only TO the excellent qualities
possessed By thi, household medicine.
Only % cents.
John Cobb and Arthur Barber were
the names Of the two ncgroc, who were
run oyer by the towboat Nail City,
while coming IRON Paducah 10 Metropolis
in a skill. on saturday night. Both OF
tie men lived at Metropolis, and both
attaches OF one OF our hotels.
--Nc.uyiu, The world grea. safety
valve again threatens an eruptlon-aI
way, uncomfortable by human effort
krupllons OF The physl'dI SYSTEM d
bolls, pimplc., etc, are natures safety |
,.,',,'. 49, ,no sue.,ror ,b,tbis blood |
,,,l.,r,ir. n,rf,ir,,ior--mo.t quickly .
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The PadncSh iaIr ol TINS -sa.oN WI"
undoubtedly DE The greatest 'a'' '''i
held IN That ci'y' Arrangements "',S /
been MADE WIN al ''''"o"'. ANU ''''
road Hines f"h'hg 10 '""' ''H ~, ~
d"c'd rates ""'iiS tue 'N''''''.'''' ''''
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90 Who lay they WILL
There la, not been as much flour .oId
in talrot"r years III Ilc same le"S'" Y
time, q, has been dlsp"aea oi .! our MGR
chants duilng the past "'cH' hy '''''
trcncc to our coinmcrciai Columns 'N'H
mo'hing.ii VIII be 'een ihaI NE asSf'SA'
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.,r,.ut Court convened yesterday
morning. q, q O'Clock. Judge Baker ana
nil ,,. nf;.crs Of the court being pres
emf. .ulrr NuIhcy resumed his urgu.
mont ON the Union county bond ease, but
hr had not pokcn more than IN hour
when he WIS taken sick and was unable
toproc-cd, ana the further hearing oithe
case wa, continued until this morning,
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me "f"hu Jury = sun III >'Ss''''' ""'
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Mr.. r. :. Kent, who attended the
picnic OF the Forester shooting club OF
Carbonate = iew days ago, astonlshed
the CARBOHYDRATES with little TASTE oil
his skill as mark'man, ny outdOIhE
all who took part in the shooting. Each
man VINO shot was given thirty Of
Bogardas' patent glass balls. Out Of the
thirty Mr.. Kent broke twenty. five, which
, ;s cor.i,eroJ vorv fine Shootino. This
hoyc,crfs NOT what MIR. Kent is capable
nj Ioino, q. shown At a recent pratice Of
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