The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-29
The Daily Bulletin.
LOCAL NEWS.

The doute daily car service OF the
Missouri Pacific Railway Company, over its
Iron Mountain Division between Cairo and
st. Louis, which was inaugurated about a
week age, has Teen tlkel advantage Of by
many travelling between the two points
named and proven great convenience.
Passengers leaving St. Louis at $40 p. III.
can take Pullman Sleeper through to Char
lesion, arriving at As a. m, aud arrive at
Cairo at $50 a. H., leaving Cairo at 40 p.
No. can take Pullman Sleeper at Charleston
at 0;25 p, mq arriving at St Louis at 6;25
a. III.
The Novelty Iron store, established
and so long conducted with brilliant and
uninterrupted success by Mr.. c. r. Wood
ward alone, until its business has become
one OF the most extensive IN this section
OF the country, rivaling that Of many of
the leading business houses OF the large
business centres Of the country, is now con-
Quoted by a stock company, recently or
gained at the instance Of Mr.. Woodward,
III order that he might be, ia measure,
at least, relieved from the great response
bl'ity involved in the proper conduct of
his Widespread business. The company
has been incorporated under the State laws,
and alta recent meeting the following Off
GERS were elected; President G. r. Wood
ward; Vlce-P President, T. B. Farrn; Score
tary r. X, Woodward Cashier, j. II.
Woodward. These are the officers of the
company; but the personnel of the store
OF the business in its various departments,
| agreed upon by the company, is as follows
General Manager, c. r. Woodward; Assis.
tant General Manager T. B. Farm; Sec
Rotary, r. 4. Woodward; Cashier, J. II.
woodward; Accountant, II. Z. Spaulding;
General Forwarding Agent, P. G. Will
loughby; Forwarding Agent, w. l.. Man
ming; Stock Foreman, d. T. Griffin; Fore
man OF Retail Department, W. K. Hendrix
Foreman Of Warehouse, Z. Caswell; AS
slstant Salesman, George Farriu; Shipping
Clerk, Lou Christmsn. These will assume
theIesPonsoilities of the various positions
to which they have been assigned for one
year from the date Of their election.
In the course of rather tardy com
ment last evening upon matter that had
conyu.sed this community and Mound
City for a whole week, the Argus says:
"Tne question is, did Kittlc make the state.
meuts a.cribed to him in The BUIIETIN} If
| he did his affidavit afterwards, together
with the States Attorneys publication,
shows Jney "ciu "...--- " The Ruiz FTJN has
affirmed repeatedly that Kltte did, at va
rious times aud in various ways, assert I'M
equivocally, that Hon, Dan Hogan had in
duced him to make the disclosures he made
| concerning the Nelson Howard mob. The
| Bulletin is prepared at any time to produce
a dozen or more aft davits in support of
what it has said. But there has as yet
been no cause for producing these
attidayits. Under the circumstance Kittle
alone would have any right to question or
deny the truth of THE BULLETINS charges
against him, asd he has not yet done
so. Until Klttle shall have done this, The
| BULLETINS statement stands uncoutradic-
ted by any one having any right to contra
dict it. Whenever Mr.. Klttle shall public
| " deny that he said about Mr. Hogan what
| The BULLETIN has charged him with hav-
ing said, then shall we with no little pleas
ure and with great Dispatch convict him a
second time.o being a man who, as a liar,
is worthy of the proud distinction apper-
tanning to the individual who takes-nOt
the cake only-but the whole dog goned
bakery in one grand haul. We repeat, that
we are satisfied that Mr. Hogan is innocent
otthe wrong attributed to him by Kittle.
We never intimated, by a single syllable,
that he was guilty. We believe him inno-
cent because we know that Kittle is an in.
famous liar. Selah.
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