The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-20

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The royal aerial bicyclists, ldalette q
Wallace, will be with s. Ii. Barrett " COS
circus on September 90, riding their ma
chimes across the ring on wires suspended
many feet in the air
Tonight X. NJ, x. G social dance II
Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Hendricks arrived
by the steamer Fowler yesterday afternoon
as predicted, and proceeded to their future
home in this city.
--ToMLINsoN- FoGoITT Married, on the
10th inst, at the residence ofT. j, Hudson,
ESQ, Eleventh street, by the Rev. A. W.
McGaha, Mr.. T. Tomlinson, of ST. Paul,
Mimi, to Miss Carrie A. Foggitt, daughter
of the late John Foggitt, ESQ, OF TINS CITY,
The brace of festive young men who
were accused of disturbing the peace on
Thirteenth street Monday night, were up
before Magistrate Comings yesterday But
the witnesses for the prosecution failed to
identify them Individually as the perpe-
traitors of the violence, and the defendants
were discharged.
The negro, Joseph Stevens, was found
guilty of larceny by the jury in the citcui'
court yesterday afternoon, and his punish
ment fixed at one year IN the penltentlary'
In the evening the case of Kate Cotton, Tor
poisoning Jerry Thompson and his family
was taken up, and pending this court adj
journed until this morning.
-Paducah News; Advertise your
goods and let people know what you are
doing. Don't sit down in front OF your
business houses and growl about hard times,
and expect your beauty, intellect and popu-
larity to make you living. Ifyou do you
will be disappointed. The time has come
when persons want to be asked for their
patronage, and be told what you have to
sell and how you propose to sell it,"
1t is now reported that Joe. Z. Rob
arts, formerly of the Pulaski Patriot but
now of the Chester penltentiary, disposed
of the Patriot not so much because his
duties as penitentiary commissioners would
demand all his attention, as 1t was that ne
intends to start new Republican paper at
Chester, to be the organ of the penitentiary
management, vice the Tribune, detected
The Tribune is obstreperous, refusing to
bow down meekly under the yoke the man
agement has been trying TO place upon Its
neck, and hence this new move.
One of The BULLETINS chief argu-
ments has been that, in order to become
city of any size, we must draw upon the
outside world of capital to aid us-we must
increase our "outside resources" The Argus
has prated about depending only upon
home capital and enterprise for everything,
for an increase of wealth as well as OF
population. The BULLETIN has contended
that we must convince outside capitalists
that their investments will be Sc
cure, and would be immigrants that they
will have pleasant and safe home. We
can do neither 80 long as our city is ten
feet below the food line.
Another consolidation is to take effect
in railroad circles here on the 1st of Octo-
Der. The freight agencies OF the Mobile
and Ohio, ST. Louis Iron Mountain and
Southern and Wabash, ST. Louis and Pa
ci6c railroads, are to be consolidated un-
der the management OF Agent Birchet, of
the Mobile and Ohio. Mr.. II. II, Milburn,
who is now agent for the other two roads,
will step out to assume more important re-
sponsibllties, probably is some other city.
There will also, probably in time, be some
dismssals from among the subordinates OF
these offices, but not for a little while yet
LOUISVILLE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY FOR
WoMEN.-This institution was incorporated
early in the present year, and notwith-
standing the novelty of the project, and the
strong opposition which it, like all new
movements for the advancement Of women,
was compelled to meet at the outset, its
| first course was successful beyond the ex.
pectaton of Its founders. The next session
Will begin with the first Monday in Octo-
Der, continuing twenty weeks, and il is safe
to predict that with its fine equipments and
efficient faculty, the school will demonstrate
the fitness of women for honorable and use
full service IN pharmacy. Every true phil.
anthropist will wish it good luck.
---Centraia Democrat "The attention
of Governor Hamilton Thursday night last
while stopping over here was called to a
squib in the Sentinel which reads thus :.
The counties south of the Cairo Short line
are divided between Hannibal and Oglesby.'
The governor smiled and remarked to his
friend Il expect to be charged by the
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