The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-14

his feelings, and somewhat dangerous tc
his health. Such actions should be pun
ished.
Think rot the girl you love loves not;
She loves, depend upon'lt;
With willing heart she'll share your lot
If there's building on it.
Chicago Tribune.
w. +. Lambdin, our river editor, re-
ceived letter from Paducah yesterday,
saying there would be fully three hundred
people come down on the Gus Fowler, on
the 10th, to hear Carter Harrison speak
weather permitting,
"A queer looking outfit, consisting Of
two bears, two horses, monkey, donkey,
two men, one woman and half dozen
children, passed through town Yesterday.
The woman SAID they were Turks that is
the human part Of the outfit were.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Fannie Lu Barclay, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. P. W. Barclay, of this city, and
Mr.. J. A. Naugle, of Pedras Negras, New
Mexico, which interesting ceremony will
be performed at the NJ. Z. church Thurs
day, the 10th inst.
-McCullagh of the st, Louis Globe
Democrat, claims that Ohio, on fair vote
would give 10000 Republican majority |;
that that state has always been strong
hold of Republcanism, and unless it gives
$4,000 Republican majority on the 14th it
will be virtual defeat.
An old Scotch dame refused to be
comforted by her pastors assurance that
when he left she would have better pastor
as his successor. "Na, ma" she said, ~
have seen fourteen changes in the ministers
since attended the kirk. and every one
Has been waur than anither."
The game Of baseball played Sunday
UGlNGCH Tue OhlEOS anu ClhGslOuS Can HdIu-
ly be said to have been an intensely inter-
esting one. The Csiros did not have hard
enough work to make them get down to
business aid at the close of the game the
score stood 10 to 5 in favor of Cairo.
Ralph, son of Saml Wilson, was acct
dentally shot last Sunday, the wound beng
q painful but not serious one. He and
another lad were out shooting green frogs,
and the gun, Fobert, was prematurely
discharged, the ball going through young
Wilson's cheek, knocking out two teeth |
and lodging in his tongue.
The state board of equalization has re-
duced the valuation on personal property, |
lands, and town and city lots, in Alexander
county, $500 on the $4,000. This is not
as great change as they made last year,
when the reduction on personal property |
and lands was $500 and on town and city |
lots $500 on the $4,000.
Some enterprising thief or thieves got
away with $50 or $40 worth of property
belonging to Ferdinand Fisher, corner of
avenue and Twenty second street,
Sunday night A ladder was placed against
the back porch, and the parties then went
into the house, carried trunk out onto the
porch, rihed it and departed. No clue |
is had.
Only three real estate transfers to re-
cord for the past week, as follows: S. II.
Yates to D. W. Wilder, west half of north
west quarter, sec. SO, township 16, range 2
consideration 1872, j, +. Ireland to T. II.
White, lot 8, block s, Hodges Park; con-
sideration $40. County Clerk to Jasper
McEIvoy, east half of southeast quarter,
section 30, township Is, range 3; tax deed.
Nothing like going from home occas.
iQnally to hear the news. The Paducah
News of last Saturday says: "The Demo
cratic blowout at Cairo last night, the oc-
casion being visit from Carter Harrison
and other prominent Democrats, is sald TO
have been one of the grandest political
events within the history Of Cairo. Many
people from neighboriug parts of the state
and Kentucky were present"
"A dead man was found in a box car
near the NJ. IL 0. depot last Saturday al
ternoon, No one knew who he was, though
he had been seen around town by quite
number A search Of his pockets revealed
nothing but time book, indicating that
he had worked for A. B. Finch a short time
since. An inquest was held Sunday fore
noon, and verdict rendered in accordance
with the few known facts. It is thought
that the man died Of apopcxy.
ID. W. Mum, who was announced to
speak at the Tehth street band stand last
night, spoke, instead, at the court house,
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