The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-15

| was an immense crowd oi people al
tended tie fair on Friday.
! Purify and enrich the blood, and
you will not be troubled with skin dis
eases. DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture is
known to &c a never falling remedy.
Miss Sallc lIambletOn left with tie
Sunday afternoon train for 81. Mary :
Institute, Notrc Dame, Indiana. Her
father, Capt. William, accompanied her
as far as entralia.--PViaSkj PahTot.
Mr.. +. d. Haas, formerly Of the
| clothing firm of Farnbakcr q Haas, Is
now In the clothing house OF A. Marx.
Haas Is one OF the best statesmen in the
business, and will prove a BONANZA TO
Marx.
keep your teeth in good condition
and you will be happy. To do this you
must call at The dental rooms OF Canine
Il Whitlock. They perform all.the work
Of the profession in the most satisfactory
manner at the most reasonable prices.
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The district convention OF the
American Sunday School Convention
will be held at Sparta, Randolph county,
on Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
week-September 18th and 18Th. We
understand that quite number OF Cairo
ties will attend.
Baby shows are the fashion now, but
as long as mothers continue 20 nurse
their little ones with Laudanum or other
Opiates, they cannot expect their babies
to look bright. II your baby needs med
icine get good and harmless one such
as DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. % cts. bottle.
Judge Jas. &. McCrite otIIazlewoOd
precinct, was in the city yesterday.
The Judge says the people out in Halle
wood arc not taking much stock in
politics, bu, are devoting all their time
to raising something to eat. They are
sensible people up in Lakewood.
1t is now an offense iineable in the
sum Of $40 for a physician to tail to re-
port to the county clerk all deaths and
births coming under his supervision,
within thirty days from the date Of their
occurrence. Where no physician is EN-
pIoyed, the same shall he reported by
the parent, nearest relative or resident
householder.
The sales OF tobacco at the Farmers
warehouse on Thursday, comprised
eighteen logsheads leaf and Tugs, as
follows Sc 30, ) 80, ) 30, ) 80, 1 80,
) 0j, C 80, 90, . 81, ) Is, , IL, , 9j,
%, 2 -, 90, 1 80, 90, -. The
prices obtained were full, and in most
cases high tor this season OF the year,
There is considerable tobacco still held
by producers, but it is believed the greater
bulk Of it will be placed on the market
this fall.
We are gra,itied to record the fact
OF another sale OF q manufacturing in
stitution IN Mound City. John W. Car
ter sold the staye factory, owned by
Chester q Harris, OF st. Louis, 10 the
recently organized Mound Civ Staye
Company last week. and We learn it is
their intention TO Immediately enlarge
the manufacturing capacity so as 10 ac-
comnodate their Increasing business.
The terms of the sale are private. -
Pulaski Patriot.
The intimatiOn that His Honor,
Mayor Winters visit to Washington; is
in connection with the appropriation
for the Improvement Of the river at this
place, is not, weare assured by a friend
OF the mayor, correct. This friend OF
his honor's, informs US that Jack has
"other fish to try" and that when he
returns to Cairo, number OF gentle
men who have had their eyes on certain
fat takes in their locality, will be greatly
disappointed. What the devil is Jack
after anyhow? Does he want the post
office;
In the circuit court yesterday the
case Of Morgan Alternately, charged with
horse stealing was called for trial. \ jury
was selected, and evidence in the case
heard, when Mr.. Linegar, attorney for
the defense, pointed out flaw in the
indictments part of the name of the
party from whom the horse was stolen,
being omitted, Judge Baker ordered the
jury to return a verdict of not guilty,
which was done. There Is second
indictment pending against Alternately
for horse stealing on which he will prob
ably be tried at this term of court.
The preliminary trial of the man
Mink Mayteld, who Is charged with the
shooting Of Dave johnson al his home
on Seventeenth street, between Wash.
ington avenue and Walnut street, took
place before Judge Bird yesterday alter
noon. Hon. d. II. Linegar appeared
for the prisoner, and Mr.. Black
for the state. The evidence
as published in the BULLETIN on Sunday
morning last, was substantially correct
though not so strongas IL was at first sup
posed it would be. Maylield was held t.
bail In the sum OF five hundred dollar
for his appearance at circuit court. Ii
default Of bail no was sent to the count!
ljail.