The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-04


and stock raisers OF Pulaski county
who resides in the Meridian section
has bought fine male Jersey calf
which he will raise for the purpose OF
improving and keep mp 10 the highest
order his handsome herd of cattle.
Constable Bob Caster was an Ohm
sted representative at the county
seat t0iay
Charles s. Britton Is sowing 125
acres 81 ground to timothy. The land
he is using Is the large body lying
Immediately above north leVee, and
belonging to Major Hogan
Sheriff James X. Weaver and wife
left Tor the ST Louis exposition today.
Ben Thistlewood of Cairo, had bus
mess in this city today and drove up
to transact it.
Dr.. j B. Mathis and wife got away
to the great fair This forenoon.
Charles MertZ has been indisposed
for two or three days.
Night Policeman Senne is off duty
on account of an attack of malarial
complicated with a severe cold. Con
stable Dave Craig is acting in his
stead
Mrs. Or, Kinney was at the bedside
OF her afflicted husband, Or. I. j.
Kinney in Anna, the greater. part on
last weeA She reports that the doc
tor is not improving.
Rural mail delivery will go into eff
feet in Ulln and vicinity on the 18th.
The route win embrace twenty-five
miles
Judge Henry Carter, who has been
in poor health for several weeks, is
taking a course of medical treatment
at St Mary's infirmary in Cairo.
Ira Finley and frou are the happy
possessors Of a promising girl baby.
Miss Maggie Kissner is now making
her homo in Carbonate.
The Democrats of Pulaski county
have nominated the following county
ticket: Circuit clerk, W. p. Cope
land, of Grand Chain; states attor-
ney, Hugh A. Mason OF America; sur
veyof, II. G. Moore OF Grand Chain;
county commissioner, John Titus OF
Mounds. No one was named for cor
oner, and it is surmised that the Pro
hbition nominee, Paul Mowery of We
taug, will be endorsed at the polls.
The following named have been APP
pointed judges for the November cleo
ton:
Wetaug-T j Mowery. Zebede
Mille. J. A. Patterson.
Ullin-Fred Hoffmier, s. b. Gard
ner. Thomas Scanin.
PulsslSi-H. b. Eshleman, Wesley
CLARK. Samuel Sheets Jr
villa Ridge-Geo Hartwell, Chas.
Cross, d. w PrindIe.
Burkyille-J. II. Lane, l.. A. IIaw
kin3, Henry Gay.
Mound Ciiy-No |, ]. d. Iluckleber-
~, L. S. Miller, Robert Webb.
Mound CityNo 2. +. w, McClel-
land, w. T. Jaccarl, c. NJ. Thompson.
America IL. Beaver j. f. Lyerly,
Jacob Morrr.
Ohio ETatli Roberts. J. L. Martin,
Jas. Moss.
Grand Chain-pI NJ Jones, G. b.
NJ dlkt. i-uiHfl MtA4ltlldHN-
D.. Hall Whitaker will attend the
Maaonls graHd lodge in Chicago mex;
week.
Mrs. Drake. the estimable wife Of
George Drake, he superintendent Of
the Metal Bound Box factory, has
been i'll the past ten days. and at pre-
sent her condition is 80 critical as to
cause her family much solicitation. !
She has a serious heart affection and /
q partial pros.ration of the nervous
system
WIN Crellner enjoyed a drive to
Mounds this afternoon
Miss Edith Drake has been inn
PEELED TO temporarily abandon her I,
situation in the Enterprise" office
On account of the sickness OF her mo-
iher. 20
John Long visited sandusky. over in
i'oiher county today.
The apple crop OF Pulaski county |
this autumn is simply immense The
Yield is the heaviest for years. and
the GGkIFdi NdIlttltb All nave SbDh- /
~ representation. The wine sap and |
ben Davis arc not yet sufficiently sea
soned for harvesting The most popu-
nr kinds now being marketed are the |
black iwlg. willow twig. and Bucking-
ham The planter who this season has
sa orchard Of apple trees will see no
hard times" for many months
" L.. Deahi.. the Big -Four station
Mont at America. visited his family
m this city today.
The tug The Gus Of Cairo brought
~ from Metal Bounds Town a heavy
raft Of choice logs for the Metal Bound
Box factory.
The Wisconsin chair factory r.
oeived a large raft of raw material
Dut Of The Mississippi river today per
tug ThCseus.
Winfield s. Hillerich. fcc0ud son Of
C1ief CLERK Henry Hillerich Of tae
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