The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-06

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mutual consent.
Special attention given BY Prof. Floyd
to pupils and teachers preparing for ex-
animation.
The street crossing over Washington
avenue at Twentieth street stands in need
Of repairs.
Only auction house in Cairo, corner
of Tenth street and Washington avenue.
John A. Reeve, auctioneer.
The Silverthorn, Capt. Turner, is the
regular packet for New Madrid at two
p. m, to-day.
George Williams, the fourteenth victim
of the explosion at Woolner's distlllery,
died on the Fourth. Only four are now
alive.
Check books, order books, receipt
books, etc, done on short notice at The
BULLETIN Office. Stock and work guar
anteed. Prices "rock bottom" y
The earnings of the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway tor the
month of July, 1881, were $517,340.30;
same month last year, $432,654s0; in
crease, $s4,6s5.5O.
The contents of the Iron Mountain de-
pot and ware house at Birds Point, were
saved from the flames. The loss on build
ings amounted to about one thousand dol
lars, which was fully covered by insur.
ance.
Large invoice, full pocket cut, Xxx en-
velopes-all c0lors, sizes 5, q, 612 and 10
Just received at The BULLETIN Office.
Get samples and prices.
The young railroad man named Ed.
Ryan, who has been lying at the hospital so
long with an incurable sickness, died on
Wednesday night and was buried at Villa
Ridge yesterday forenoon
-Dissenters from all denominations to
the number of 800, residing in the vicini-
ty of Charlotte, Mich, have organized
"The Living Church of God" Twelve of
the number are at work upon bible.
--Messrs. Lppett and OHara's mare is
recovering from the injuries inflicted upon
her in the recent race with "Octaroon" by the
insecure shoe. Fer wounded foot is care
fully treated and will be alright again for
the next race.
Mr.. Thos. j. Craig, a large farmer,
from near Hodges Park, called on THE
BULLETIN yesterday. He is Of the opinion
that the farmers who gather even one
third crop this season may consider them
selves fortunate.
Leo Hartmann, the Russian nihilist,
who made himself so conspicuous in New
York city for few days past by Boosting
of having made an attempt to destroy the
life of the car, has mysteriously disap
peared. 1t lis thought that he took fright at
the talk about extradition.
Mr.. A. Alderman, publisher OF the
Carbonate Observer, died in the city men,
toned on Thursday, of an affection of the
kidneys. He was one of the live public
men of Southern Illinois and an able jour
nalist whose untimely demise is All ire
parable loss to the fraternity.
Notwithstanding the malicious attacks
made upon the Equitable Life Assurance
society, the new business of the company
for July, 1881, is million and quarter
dollars larger than that of July last year.
So much for public confidence in a good
company.
Yesterday afternoon a colored man
employed in the Cairo Box and Basket fac.
tory had his hand caught between the cog
wheels of some of the machinery and his
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town with his hand bleeding profusely and
had i. properly dressed. His name is Ed
Cares.
On the 4th instant articles of incorpor.
alton were issued at Springfield for the
Threc-States Horse and Fair Association
. of Cairo; capital stock, $4,000; incorpora
tors, Thomas w. Halliday, Patrick Fitz
gerald, Chas. o. Patier, John Hodges, M
P. Walsh, VIM. Green, and Hermann
Myers.
|l There will be no race at st. Mary
II park to-day. The arrangements tina
u were in progress between sew
eral owners of fast horse
we're not contaminated. 1t is confidently
expected, however, that within week o
two match will be agreed upon between
I three or four of the iavorites.
The st. Louis Republican has com
out with an Internal machine discovery, tn
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