The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-23

Thursday afternoon at 3 clock Aug,
I'D 1917. Consignment Of Queensware,
Glassware, Plated goods, Sewing Ma.
chimes, Flour, etc.
WINTER d STEwARr, Auctioneers.
A meeting OF the holder. Of policies
in the Protection Life Insurance com
pany will be held at the Office . Squire
Comings, in Bross building, on Friday
night. All policy holders are requested
to be present.
Il hereby warn all saloon keepers to
refrain from selling my wife, Alice
Smith, liquor or other intoxicating drink.
All who disregard this notice will BIZ
prosecuted to the ial extent OF the law.
q. ANTHONY SMITH.
The directors Of the Mississippi
county Mo. lair association have invited
Cairo baseball players to play on cxhibi-
ton game with the Charleston boys on
the fair grounds during the fair. 1t is
not improbable that the Cairo boys Will
comply with the request.
Canine & Whitlock are recognized as
standing at the head Of the dental pro-
iession OF Southern Illinois. Their
rooms are over Blacks store, on Com
mercial avenue. Give them call when
you have anything in their line you want
done Aug - 2w
The directOls OF the Mississippi coun.
IS Mo. fair association have changed the
time Of holding this fair from September
18th to 29th to September 18th, 10th, 10th
and 9lst. The change was made tor the
reason that several other fairs will take
place in this section OF country on the
dates first sci by the Charleston people.
Mr.. B. McNf, an old aud expert
enced barber. has taken charge Of the
shop on Eighth street, formerly occupied
by Mr.. Lampert. Mr.. McNiti is white
man and an excellent barber, and will
endeavor TO give his customers as good
work az can be had at any other shop in
CAIRO. He solicits share OF the patron
age of our citizens. 3-3-2w
Who will be the candidate for county
commissioner is an important question
to the people of this county. Or course
the coming man must be 4 resident OF
Cairo, the country now having two
members OF the board. We hear the
names of several gentlemen mentioned
In connection with the Office, AMI believe
that either Of them would fill the posi-
ton acceptably.
| The Paducah NeOS says: Frank
Barrey, the negro arrested by Mar shall
Geary, saturday, on dispatch from
Cairo, was turned loose yesterday, the
Cairo authorities ordering his release
because the missing swag, about S7j in
cash, was not found on his person. Evi
IDENTIFY Cairo does not want 10 punisl,
her thieves more than take away IRON
item whatever money or goods they
may have stolen"
| A German womon nompd Summers
whose husband is employed by Messrs,
Smith & Brlnkmeyer in their tailor shop
was tried before Judge Bross in probat,
court yesterday on charge OF insanity.
1t seems that Mrs. Sommers Is q Catho-
licand her insanity is attributed to hel
religious ieryor. She seems to fear tina
her children will not get to heaven, ant
husband and daughter fear that she may
If not taken care Of. commit some dreah
full act.
AT late hour last evening we receiy
cd the following note from Captain
James johnson, of the Illinois Contra
railroad, in regard to II. =. Phillips, tn,
man who jumped from Conductor Page
train near Villa Ridge last Sunday morn
ing:
III. j. Phillips, the man who jumpe,
of the train near Villa Ridge on tn
night of the 18th, has turned up In New
Orleans. lie Is supposed TO be insane
New Orleans Is his home. jefferson City
La, Is now a part of New Orleans. III
Is among his friends
JAMES JOHNSON.
Old Dan Rice telegraphs us frou
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