The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-03

Jan. q, 1905
oren Kins went to Chicago yes
Iteraay to attend business there a few
days
Mr.. T. Il. Record has returned 10
Mt. vernon, Ind. via ST. Lonis TO pick
up load OF cattle at the National
stock yards. He will take Them with
him,
Mr.. Dannie willis Is negotiating
with a Cafni tile firm with view TO
purchasing eeverslS carloads of the
same the coming season.
New Years aay was as fine as any
summer day here and was enjoyed by
RAN Taking walks in tae sunshine. In
fact, The finest New Year day that
ever saw. think this glorious eli
mate and would net trade with our
numerous relatives in the frozen re-
glcns about Chicago, as the expense
| of living here. is no more than half
tnar It is there.
oze lie Kelly is home again from
| Cenualia.
Mr.. Charles Lambert is saving
houee pattern and will build wes. OF
thin.
Mr.. y. T. Humphrey is visiting rela
tiyes in Maunle, H., during the hol'
idays.
Elmer Jenkins. John Harrison and
Dock Cunningham are running J. F
Pumphrey' saw mil while he is ab'
sent
Charles Rose of Perks was in Ullin
last week.
Edward Aldrlch had another Ct hi7
fine teams of mules sent down over
land from Mt Vernon. Ind, last week
r. II. Bonner arrived with carload
lof household goods last week and his
two teams drove through from Mar
ME, III,
Charlie Lambert has sent to Jas
loer county. ILL.,. fer two teams which
Inc will have for sale or trade.
| Walter Smith Is clearing land fo
r. s. Holcomb.
Andrew Hersen har onened a fine
etone quarry west of Ulin and has
some very fine building pillars Al
present.
!. r. Pu1phrey has brilgtd Mil
creek at his sawmil This will en-.
able several that live wet CT thu
creek to reach the mill without haul
! ing over he bills and at tae same
,ir'e save considerable distance.
Contributions of news and sub
1;seriptions will he received bs X, s
IIolcomb for The Bulle in daily delfv
arad at your residence every day COS
per menth. Witaept Sunday clifton.
Toe per month.
Tao Gaelic river n steadily rising
aud the s'eamboas can haul log raf,
now with ease.
Mayer Cook visited 81 Louis On
business last week soliciting the
handle trade which they maaufsc
turc in large amounts the year
around, giving employment to several
men
c. w Mcclure wss IN our town last
week, on business.
We notice hat John Wolf of Perks
/ ana II. p. shroedor OF Grand Chair
are thing their land.
r. II. Holcomb has a very sore hand
caused by scratch while mailing on
some tsred roofing paper. A very
I serious affair for 50 simple thing.
Among those tina. r. e. H0lcomb
has sold land 10 md located are,
BENJAMIN Mobley. $50 acres.
+. II. lIolcomb. coo acres.
G p Andrew, 233 acres.
Herman Asahore. 100 acres.
Albert Blair. 10 acres.
z. + Bsnnef. zoe acres.
Char oc Lambert, 80 acFcs.
4, Joe Magilner. 40 acrus.
rcharles Rose, re acres
y. s. Hoi,omh 100 acres.
! J Felthouse. so ceres.
Eph Mason. eco acres.
Homer Wright. leo acres.
Charles woH. 90 acres
Ppmerny nrce.. 400 acres
George T. CLARK 30 acres.
j. A. Thomas. 50 acres
Roy Andrews. 700 acres.
/ Edward A1drieh, 800 acres.
J. F. Humphrey. AGO acres.
Thomas Colbert, 200 acres.
Daniel Willis. 100 acres.
! Albert Rohloff. 40 acre..
Thomas Barker 120 acres.
C0wman and Smi h, $50 acres.
Phil Mason. SOC acres.
William Wright. 200 acres.
/ IL NJ. Casserman, go acres.
/ a. Brown, 50 acres.
I Ar we'll 80 1frata1 tsrfnt % rna~.