The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-19

VOTES only, anu tncre are nVe counties Whouo
combined vote will not exceed $500.
The Paducah News says the rehandlers
OF leaf tobacco 10 that city are in business
up to their eyes just now. Hundreds of
wagons loaded with the leaf have come
into the market within the last two days.
The prices paid are said to be very good
and satisfactory to the farmer.
AS it will be seen by an advertisement
in this issue, the Arab Fire company will
give their twenty-6fth anniversary ball, on
New Years Eve, at Ideal League hall, the
proceeds to be applied to the payment of
the new uniforms lately purchased. The
boys should be very literally patronized.
Squire Crecellus, of Olmsted, held
Lewis Caster to the circuit court IN the
sum of $3.50 for COW stealing. Caster be-
longs to an excellent family, and up to the
time Of this theft had never been in trouble.
Constable Hogan deserves considerable
credit for the part be played in the matter.
"A sure cure for smallpox, which has
been published 10 The BULLETIN will bear
repetition. Cream of tartar dissolved in
one pint of hot water and drank at inter-
walls when cold, will cure the very worst
case of this loathsome disease and leave no
mark of designation. 1t is chesp and
worth trying
--Farnbaker & Co. speak to the readers
of THE BULLETIN in no uncertain tones,
this morning. They have, for month
nearly, had at work force of painters,
graners and paper-bangers, whose duty it
has been to make their store one OF the
handsomest 10 the city and that duty has
been well done.
The law against tresspassing is as fol-
lows: "Whoever hunts with dog or dogs,
or hunts or shoots with any kind of fire.
arms, on enclosed land, without first hav-
ing obtained the consent of the owner or
occupant thereof, shall, upon conviction
thereof, be fined in any sum not more
than $50 nor less than S."
Miss Mary Patterson, principal of the
high school, left for her home in FIeeport,
Ill.,, yesterday, in answer to telegram. As
she will in all probability not return, the
school board met and gave her position to
Miss Celia Hayes, teacher in the third
grade. The latter's place was filed by the
appointment of Miss Lizzie Wood.
List July Dick Williams, colored, was
fined $25 by Magistrate Comings for wife,
beating. The fine was stayed, and Will
liams left the city. A month later he re-
turned and kept straight until yesterday
when he filed up with ornary gin ant
threatened to shoot his vile. An executor
was issued on the old fine and he was sen
to Jail for thirty days.
There was another wreck on the Cen
trail yesterday, at Boskey Dell, near Car
bondae, which interfered considerably
with the running of trains. A freigh
train ran into the rear of another, piling the
cars up in promiscuous manner. A ca
bose and one car were burned, besides
telegraph poles, ETC., which latter material.
" affected communication for time. This
is the fourth accident on the Central dur
ing the past two weeks.
The Knights Templar of Baltimore
and Washington are arranging q pilgrimage
to the worlds exposition at New Orleans
They will leave on January IL, by way OF
the Baltimore and Ohio to ST. Louis, and
the Illinois Central to New Orleans, on a
special train of sleeping, dining and other
cars. They will stay in New Orleans four
days, and on their way back will make a
trip from Louisville to the Kentucky Nam
moth Cave. The pilgrimage will occupy
fourteen days, and the excurslonlsts will
have culinary arrangements on the train.
The commissioners appointed road gu
pervisors for all the districts excepting the
first, fifth and ninth and these vacancies
will be filled at the next meeting of the
board. The list is as follows: Dist. No. Q
Thos Foster; 3, Sam. Bradshaw; 4, Eli Alb.
shire; IS, John Blankston; Z, French Jones
y. A. VI. Gibbs; 10, VIM. Lawrence; IL
Vim. McCrite; 10, Geo. Yocum; 10, Pau
Mowery; IA, james Provo; Is, James M
Honey; 16, James L. Wick; IS, A. ]. James
10, Fernandrue Glabb; 20, DR.. A. P. Greer
81, Moses Minton; 90, Marshall Martin; 90
Marsh II Harper.
The Daily News and Standard, of Pa
ducah, announce Mayor Charley Reed as q
candidate for reelection. Mr.. Reed &C.
cepts the calls made upon him by many
friends to enter the arena again for the
forthcoming contest in March next. Charley