The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-13

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ter-throwing contest between the Detas,
Roughs and Arabs.
Mr.. W. NJ. Davidson, at Beerwart's old
stand on Eighth street, is receiving IRON
Paducah nurseries frequent supplies OF
choice, fresh and healthy potted flowers
His variety embraces quite all the snowy
and desirable kinds that flourish in this
climate and all at very low figures
Read the business card of Mr., W. NJ.
Davidson. He has very fair stock OF
stoves and tinware, and is determined to
win business by deserving it. As worker
in tin and sheet,iron he has no superior,
and parties having work in his line should
conclude no contract until they obtain
his figures.
The hunting and fishing party that
went out in the early part of last week, re-
turned yesterday, delighted with their ex-
perience. They took camp on Cache river
at a point known as Hunters Rest,
caught all the fish and shot all the game they
could use, and had, they say, a royal good
| time Of it.
DIR. Nowatney, of Beech Ridge has
fine saddle horse abroad somewhere in the
woods of Alexander or Pulaski county,
that he is anxious to recover. A mule and
a mare strayed off in company with the
horse; but these the Dr.. succeeded in re-
covering, after paying for colt the trolic-
some mule had killed
One Henry Jones got drunk and he
came disorderly, was arrested by Hogan,
and after spending the Sabbath in the Gala
boose, was taken before Judge Bird, yes
terday, and fined 81 and costs. Promising
to avail himself of stay" stay was
granted, and Henry Jones has probably
shook from his feet the dust of the city.
In these times there is no surer or quick
er method of making money than to invest
;. few hundred dollars in stock speculation.
- Alex rockingham & Co.. brokers /? Wall
- Street, New York, are reliable and eXper,
fenced brokers, and have been the means
ofrealizing large amounts for many Of Their
customers. Their Weekly Financial Re
- port is sent free.
Mr.. VIM, CupdifI, thinking he heard
= somebody in his stables, Saturday night
went out in his stocking feet to investigate
matters. While passing around in the sta
bic he stepped upon the point of pitch
Il fork. injuring his foot quite severely. A,
he is the chairman OF the committee OF
= arrangements for the Mystic Krew ball
that re-union will be postponed until some
> time next week.
Simultaneous with the announcement
= of the death of Mr.. Joe G. Cormick, came
/. the news of the death of DR.. Charles Gecr.
: icke late of Caro-, but at the time of his
death, resident of St Louis. The Doctor
was thoroughly versed in the theories OF
r. his profession, was eminenty successful il
: his practice, and by his suavity of manner
and genial disposition, made friends where
ever he formed acquaintance. He died in
st. Louis on Saturday last.
Mr.. c. P. Boteler, who for time act
ed as agent of the coal oil company in this
city writes to Captain Williams, from
n Stanton, Va, under date of the 9th inst,
briefly and sorrowfully as follows: "My
e heart is too sad to tell you more than that
God has to-day taken my darling wife
from me-" Mr.. Boteler has many friends
Il in Cairo who will deeply and sincerely
y sympathi2e with him in his great grief
I, and crushing bereavement We are not
s. in possession Of any particulars.
= The Democratic county central COM
% mlttec met, as per notice given in THE BrI.
LETIN in the Office of Mcssrs. Linegar and
y Lansden, at . o'clock yesterday afternoon
d A quorum being present the chairman an.
nounced that the object Of the meeting was
rs to select delegates TO attend the Judicial
W convention that is to meet in Mount Vernon
the 18th instant. The names of VIM. II
,e Green and Judge Bross were put in nomin
a ation and on motion they were elected a.
We delegates. D, T, Linegar and Thoma,
Wilson were then chosen as atcrnatcs
., whcreupon the committee adjourned.
is 1t should not be forgotten that We
.. have museum in our midst that deserves
the patronage of our people. The collec
., ton Of curiositcs is of character that vii
- amply repay the cost of admission and tn,
4, time required to eyaminc them. The Africa,
gorilla, the educated goose and pig, tho
boa constructor, the monkeys, are all rather
y remarkable specimens, while the Circas
- sian girl, the Turtle man and Majo,
y, Littlctingcr will excite feelings o
wv amaZcment in all who see them Thoro !;