The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-09
IN AND AROUND THE CITY,

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Circuit Clerk Reeves is suffering from
an attack of chills and fever.
Mrs Clara Kyle is at Mounds juno
ton, visiting Miss Alice Lane.
The birthday of Mr.. Jenkins was duly
celebrated by the gang" Thursday night
Buy health pad of Geo. o'Hara Tor
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fevers.
"A civil suit was instituted by one citi-
zen against another, yesterday, for the re-
covery of G5 cents!
Henry Stout, after protracted and
quite severe spell of sickness, is again on
his feet, with every prospect of complete
recovery.
Stephen Buccannano obtained the pa
pcrs, yesterday, that are held as essential
to his maria &c with Miss Eliza Recall
of Cairo.
Mrs. Louis Jaccard, of Caledonia, and
Mr. and. Mrs. Alb Cakes, Of Metropolis,
left for home yesterday evening by the
steamer Champion.
Rev. B. Y. George is at Bloomington,
Ills. In private letter, he says my fami-
ly and myself are not only enjoying our
visit but improving in health"
Mr.. II. T. Gerould leaves for Mnneap-
oils, Minnesota, next Tuesday. Mr. j. W.
Stewart leaves in few days for short
visit to the city of New Orleans.
The thermometer, yesterday, ranged
fully twenty degrees below the average OF
the last week or two. 1t was remarkable
change but most welcome one.
Mr.. H. P. McAllister and Johnny
-, formerly switchmen Of the Illinois
Central, are now connected, in like capac-
ity, with the Cairo and Vincennes.
Robert Smyth's trotting horse, Harry,
took the purse at Metropolis, Thursday. 1t
is said that his recent training has in
creased Harry's speed very materially.
Mr., Pete Donnell, by way of cross
fire, entered complaint before Squire Os-
born yesterday, against Mrs. Mat Cox and
daughter The offence charged is abusive
language.
Send THE BULLETIN to my house
again. thought l could get along with
out it; tried week and find | can't
This from a prominent railroad man. They
all do it.
Policeman Wins picked up white
man named Clark, near Twenty-seventh and
Commercial, in the small hours of yester-
day morning, and lodged him in the Gala
boose. Clark was drunk
The new cupalo and spire of the col
ored Baptist church reminds one so
strongly of shut-up telescope, that the i'm
pulse to climb up and pull it out about
three joints is almost irresistible.
Officer Schuckers admonished the mer.
chants of the city, yesterday, that a little
more room on the sidewalks must be sur
rendered to pedestrians, which was very
proper thing for officer schuckers to do.
Alderman Alb Cakes, of Metropolis,
is in the city. He came down to attend
the funeral Of the late DR.. AFTER, but Just
arrived in time to see the funeral train 90
out of sight around the curve above the
city.
Eleven members of the different
branches of Dr. Arter's family, all Of whom
died within the eight years last past, lie
buried almost within the shadow Of the
monument under which his own
body was put away, last Thursday.
DR. After, by his will, read yesterday,
bequeaths all his property, real and per-
sonal, to his widow, to be used and enjoyed
by her during her life time. 1t was a
most just and thoughtful provision for her
comfort, cheerfully acqulesced In by all his
surviving children.
George Clay was in Cairo, yesterday.
He has laid aside the printers stick and
rule, and engaged in the more profitable
and less laborious business OF supplying
liquid exhilerants to the passengers and
crew of the Cincinnati and lower river
steamer J. ID. Parker.
Mr.. Matson feeling assured that pail
Of $3.50 shoes, had been stolen by a couple
of negro women, had them arrested, yestcr.
day, and brought before Squire Comiugs
AS Mr.. Ms. testimony was scarcely direct
enough to fasten the theft upon the wo-
men, they were discharged.
In letter to Health COMMISSIONS,
Francis, of st. LOUIS, DR.. Rauch says thai
the Cairo inspection will take no cogni
zance OF steam boat cargoes, let them com,
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