The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-12

The walk in front of the Catholic
church on Ninth street has been partially
repaired.
Fresh oysters at A. T, DeBaun's 90
Ohio Levee.
The Mississippi Central tram which
was due yesterday evening at four o'clock
was reported several hours behind time.
Day board at Wilson's corner Third
and Commercial, $3.50 per week. =
The remains of Mr.. DeVoo were sent
to Madison, Indiana, per the Illinois Cen
trial tram at 4 30 o'clock p, m. yesterday.
-Meerschaum pipes and cigar-hoders, Il
large stock at +. Korsmeyer's.
Yesterday morning Mr.. AL. Lewis was
presented with fine boy over which he
rejoices.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
NJ l HE BULLETIN OluCc'
The case OF Thomas Clark, the colorcd
Levee saloon keeper, having been kicked
about for weeks in the police courts Will
come up in the circuit court next week,
-Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders,
large stock at F. Korsmeyers.
Yesterday for the first time for many
weeks Col. G. W. McKeaigs benign coun-
tenance and noble form were seen in the
post Office department
Mounted and vanished maps Of Cairo,
for sale, at THE BULLETIN Office.
The remains of Miss Sarah Johnson,
were taken to Villa Ridge on the Illinois
Central afternoon train Yesterday.
Fresh oysters at A. t. DeBaun's, SO
Ohio Levec.
Before Squire Osborn yesterday was
brought Mr.. James Anderson, of Pulaski
county, arrested by Officer Schuckers and
charged with drunkenness. He was fined
the usual amount in such cases which he
paid.
On the Eighth instant, that ls-let us
sce--four days ago, there occurred in the
family of Mr.. Jacob Klein, the brick
yard proprietor, an event over which he has
not vet ceased to be joyous. 1t was a
girl.
MIR. Guy Morse will to-day take the
old negro woman, who was adiudged crazy
by the circuit court and who has been con-
fined in our county Jail for some time, to
the Anna lunatic asylum by way OF the
narrow. gauge road via Jonesboro.
Lewis Harris, colored man, died up
town day before yesterday, after an illness
of about eighteen months. He was in
destitute condition and his friends were out
yesterday soliciting funds with which to
defray the expenses Of his funeral, which is
to take place this afternoon.
Through the kindness of our circuit
clerk and master in chancery, A. II. Irwin,
we are permitted to lay before our readers
this morning complete list OF
the cases now pending in the
circuit court, together with their positions
on the docket. 1t will prove interesting
reading matter to nearly all, but especially
to those who are concerned.
The venerable Capt. W. NJ. Williams
is now generally recognized as the original
st. Jacob, at present with Barclay Bros,
at the corner Of Eighth street and Wash
ington avenue, temporarily, Heis au faux
IN that line Of business, knowing the price
of all drugs without looking at the cost
mark, and il would be in the interest of
those needing good remedy for all pains
TO call on him.
We see by the Paducah Enterprise that
Mr., Frank Mcknight, of Paducah, KY,
who has purchased the picture gallery of
Mr.. Wm Winter, of this city, and will
move down here in day or two to take
charge, was made happy by the arrival in
his family a few days ago of fine boy
baby and the Enterprise prophesies that, in
consequence Of this event, the firm here
will be Frank Mcknight s. Son.
Two men, strangers, named respect
lively Mike Sweeney and Charles McCarty
were arrested yesterday by Officer Schuck-
ers and brought before Judge Olmsted on
the charge Of knocking down and robbing
another man at the Vicksburg House night
before last But their victim could not ap.
pear against them and their case was con-
tinucd until to day. Besides this case the
Judge disposed oft or three plain DRINKS
during the day
The witnesses for the prosecution in the
case Of the people, VIZ: Mrs. Caroline
| WhitCAmD are. Samuel Held Caroline