The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-11
General Items.
Weather cooler.

All has been serene about the court
house since Saturday.
Miss MolIie Webb has gone TO Anna
for a couple Of weeks visit.
-Wantcd-A respectable girl. Call at
40, 80, Ninth street, next door to Judge
Mulkey's.
Miss Lulu Dean of Cape Girardeau is
visiting her "uncle" "Don'' proprietor
Of the Arlington.
The child OF Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Turner, which died on Saturday, was
buried on Sunday afternoon,
Examine our immense stock Of
staple dry goods, just received,
Ct q. IlAYTHoRN & Co.
II. ;. Hay, rOadmastcr OF the 81,
LOUIS, Iron Mountain and Southern rail-
road, was in Cairo yesterday on business
for that road.
Hon. Jno. T. McAnis and wife. OF
EIizlbethtown, Illinois, spent Sunday in
this city. They were registered at the
st. Charles.
Miles f. Gilbert and family. who
have been spending several weeks at st.
Mary's and st. Louis, returned home
sunday morning.
William Robinson, for being drunk
and disOrderly, was before Judge Bird
yesterday, and was sent to the lookup
Tor thirteen days.
Parents and guardians will DO well
to examine our stock OF children's ready
made shoes just received.
! q. llAYTHORN Il Co.
How often do we hear a person say,
there must be something the matter with
my blood, have pimplcs all over. We
would recommend DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
The train on the Mississippi Central
railroad ran of the track night before
last at Il point sixty miles below Cairo,
and arrived here ten hours late. No one
was hurt in the accident,
The Union county fair at Joncsboro
commences morrow, Wednesday, We
understand that a party Of Cairo people
will 90 up on thursday. The iair will
continue three days.
The llou.Wiiham SumrAll, Of Mis-
-i.,ippi, one Of the Judges Of the supreme
court Of that state, was a guest at the 81.
thliIc, on Sunday. He took his de-
parturo for home yesterday.
--Diod--tt Villa Ridge, on the morn
To-" OF the J,h, Judge DEED Epson, aged
c.ghty.ouc year,. The funeral services
viii Doe held at Villa Ridge at 10 O'Clock
Il. n. to-day Tuesday. September II.
MIR. Joe llcndrick, late OF Halll
DAY d Phillips wharf boat company, and
Mr.. W. y. pct!, lately employed by
-lrattou ~ Bird, lett on sunday night by
the John =. Maud for Tptonylie, where
the 20 10 start general grocery store.
$50 clscs boots and shoes just
opened by .. iGaythorn & Co.,. are for
ate, wholesale and retail. We compete
successfully with any house in the west.
.. HAWTHORN 4 Co.,
G. l0l Commercial Avenue.
MIR. Ii. II. Candec, left Cairo on
saturday for sheboygan, where he will
spend week. He will go from She
boygau to Chicago. and attend con-
ycntiou OF the diocese Of the Episcopal
church, to be held in that city on the
18th instant.
We have just received complete
stock Of Misses aud Children's pebble
goat, side lace, front lace, and button
shoes Of all kinds, which we offer to the |
trade at 90 per cent lower than ever
before. Ct o. HAWTHORN & Co.
An ounce OF prevention is better
than a pound OF cure. A dose OF Dr.
Bull Baby syrup will assist your baby |
IN teCthng, and prevent it from being
attacked by cholera infantum. or other
diseases babies suffer with. % cents.
Judge Obed Edson, OF Villa Ridge,
died at his home on Sunday evening.
Judge Edison was one of the Oldest, as
well as one of the most highly esteemed |
citizens of this portion Of Southern Hi
nois. We have none OF the particulars
regarding his death.
Dave Steward, one of the Oldest cit
izeus of Alexander county, died at his
home in Goose Island precinct, on
Sunday evening. Steward lived in Cairo
until few years ago when he moved
onto ms place IN Goose Island, and went
to farming. His funeral took place yes
terday,
Mr.. Stewart, adjustcr OF the .Etna |
Insurance company is in the city. He
has just returned from Paris, Texas,
which place was destroyed by fire lately.
The newspaper estimate Of the loss was
Sl,jO0,O0O. Actually it aggregated only
$3.50 600, on which there was insurance
to the amount OF 10000
The Ballard county, Kentucky, iair
will be held al Blandvlllc on Thursday
and Friday OF this week, and will be
attended by good many Cairo people.