The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-05

no less tlan tnlTly ""'"P' s"P' :" Nv
round house, nigh, before last budding
themselves about the SANDSTONE and in the
piles Of warm sand, rs compactly as they
could stow themselves away. Had there
been Groom for more" the room would have
been occupied for there was no lack Of that
class in the city.
The funeral services of Mrs. II Nc
Carthy, deceased, will be held at St. Pat
rick's Catholic church at half-past one this
Pm. Special funeral train will leave the
foot of Eighth street at two o'clock for
Villa Ridge, where the remains will be in
TERED. Friends and acquaintance Of the
family are invited TO attend.
The circuit court docket Of continued and
new cases, to be disposed of during the
term of the Circuit court, that is to convene
tomorrow, is the smallest that has engaged
the attention of the court for twenty-five
years. Unl.ss the grand jury grind out Il
number of indictments the criminal bus
mess can be disposed of in a couple ofdays,
1t stands confessed on all sides, we
believe, that h. Jones, whose headquarters
are in the Athcnoum, stands unsurpassed
rs maker of fashionable boots and shoes.
If, then, you wants boots or shoes, renem'
Der that, if Jones makes them, they vii b.
strictly according TO style, manutacnrd
from No. / stock, and by the best yori-
men in America. H. always guarant,sa
complete and satisfactory fit, and tine
never fails to demonstrate the eXcelrce
OF his work and material.
Among the bodies that remain j the
epidemic burying place, beyond the lree,
are those of young Houston Dickey, Ms.
Stoner, John Warren, and Mrs. Shehan
whose death is ascribed by her frients IL
her noble devotion to what she conceive 10
be her duty These bodies will, most lk'ly
be removed; but few Others will remain
where they are, to rest as well perhaps as
those removed; but necessarily suffer n,c-
lect-eyen the rude signs Of their grays TO
be wiped out, and all knowledge Of heir
exact whereabouts forgotten.
A Mlssourian with 4 tremendOusbm-
die of pelts came to Birds Point, yesteSls,
on horseback. and failing TO secure feniae
shouldercd his skins and walked all thewy
to the upper ferry, where pc crossed otr
on the ice. lie carried his bundle Of ftF,
weighing somewhere between one hundm
and two hundreds pounds distancef
about eight miles, after having brou9t
them about twenty-five miles on hor-
back. When the character Of khe wcatir
and the reads is taken into the account, c
can appreciate the sort Of Jtdan-rd
the man had to travel to rais\ lite
money.
- n .~~,be. ef oolorr,l ulrn Ina etpcll
ed some effort during the past few tys
the work Of obtaining money and ,uscrp
tions to aid the erection of n nq Nv hur,l
building for Rev. Robert CaldV eliot dc
Baptist Mission society. The lfts, 1catId
on Twelfth and Walnut streets( have lrcaly
been purchased, and coIsdl rable parbf
the money necessary to Secu9e the ceccn
the church either subscrj bcl or 'ollat
cd. 1t is hepuTposc Of t}osc having be
project in hand to p0y rs they GO and I've
the building paid for when compiled.
They are decidedly and sensibly oppose to
debts and mortgages, and propose TO hive
none Of them.
, On Wednesday next the Illinois Zen.
/ cral Assembly will convene in the cap.d al
, Springfield Every citizen Of Cairo, ,nl o
, the 5Oth district for that matter can safely
rest under the absolute conviction TIN uul
= Representative, Mr., 7. W. Halliday, h,s hi.
eye upon all the needs Of his constituents
but if anybody has any measure il view
that seems to provide for any Of the want
r Of the people and the period, Mr. i. vii
, doubtless lend thatpcrson an attentive ear
, To be in Springfield to assist in the organi
cation Of the House, Mr.. Halliday vii
probably leave Cairo to-day or tomorrow
The City.Rcgistcred .Railroad.lon in
terest tax, levied by the Auditor If Stat
upon the taxable propcrtWof Cairo, for III
present fiscal year, is one per ccntun, or on
, dollar tax upon every hundred dollar
worth of property. The County. Registered
Railroad. tax, levied upon all of tn
property of the county, including that {
, Cairo is eighty cents on the $lOO-bot
levies being equivalent to n tax of Sls o
every $1,000 worth Of taxable property
Cairo and $9 on every thousand dollars
the county, The County Clerk is cxtend
ing the tax, and the Collectors book wi
be ready for delivery about the Is, day c
February.