The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-23

The Cheerful Workers of the Cairo
Baptist church will meet this after
noon with Mrs, G. A. Hilbnn, 3lS
Twenty-eighth street
Work of putting in the fine new
front at the Alexander County Ma
tional bank will be started the first of
next week.
Assisted by members OF the Mer-
chants league, Mr.. George b. Walker
is making preparations TO publish
monthly trade journal in the inter-
est of the wholesale dealers only.
DR. j. ] Jennelle has announced
that he will be a candidate for the
nomination for county commissioner
on the Republican ticket subject 10
the action of the Republican county
convention.
There is a great deal of tetanus
among the horses in Paducah. Te-
tanus Is commonly known as lock
jaw and this month five cases came
under treatment of one veterinary In
that city. 1t is stated that more lock-
jaw has been noticed among horses
this summer than in several years.
Yesterday was a very quiet day in
police circles, but one arrest being
made up to a late hour last night.
Charles Bright got on tear and was
arrested by Officer Glade. Judge
Robinson fined him 81 and costs fE
disorderly conduct, which he prompt
~ paid
Has any one lost bicycle? Mr. NJ.
c. Metzger has in his possession la
dies bicycle which was left in front
OF his drug store Wednesday night
and no one has since called for it,
The theory is that the wheel was
stolen and the thief for some reason
left it where it was found. :,
Funeral services were held yester
day morning at the Cairo Baptist
church over the remains OF Miss Ma
mie Galassi who died Tuesday night
of typhoid fever. Services were con
Quoted by Rev T. j. Porter and car
riages conveyed friends to Beech
Grove cemetery. where interment
was made,
Word has been received of The mar
riage recently of Mr.. Seth g. Har-
grave. former Cairo hoy, TO an ac-
complished young lady of st. Louis.
Mr.. Hargrave was former member
of the class of '05 of the Cairo high |
school. He now holds responsible |
position with the Glasscock Broker
age company
kilograms were today received at |
Paducah from Civil Engineer Paul
and Mr. John Crump OF East ST. Louis |
and Columbus. Ind, respectively. stat |
ing that they would reach Paducah |
Saturday and a meeting of the pro
moters of the Paducah-Cairo Electric |
railway will be held here Saturday |
forenoon to transact important busl- |
ness.--Paducah Sun,
If he were a journalist, the weather |
man would probably be called bril- |
liant but erratic at the present time |
There has been surprising variety |
of meteorological conditions of late !
A SORE of bargain-countsr sale. II is |
as If all the odds and ends, all the |
remnants were jumbled together and |
thrown at the public. Thus we have |
November treading upon the heels OF
July. ana there may be perfect Jul
ly day or a glimpse of Indian summer
in store for us tomorrow, although no
one except the weather man, ventures
to predict what the morrow may bring
forth, except always, that 1t VIII be
something different from what we
have had 10 date.
News was received here yesterday
by the family of Major T. w. Halli-
lay of the death of Miss Letitia Ira
Due which occurred at her home in
Louisville, KY. Wednesday evening.
rhe deceased was daughter of Mrs.
Martha Trabue and a niece OF Mrs. E.
" Halliday of this city, and is well
Inown in Cairo. she and her mother
having frequently visited here. She
had been al for some time and Ma.
ior Z. W Halliday and daughter Miss
were called to Louisville
few days ago at which time little I
hope was entertained for her recov- !
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