The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Phelps returned
Friday from visit of several weeks to
Iowa
Fresh Oysters At Joe steagals's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cisl. If.
Jefferson club No. 10 Is to meet at
Messrs. Barclay Bros Ohio levee office to-
morrow night
Mr.. Thos. Kesne has opened feed
store in his ne~ house 90 Washington ave-
nue. above ElsTenth.
-Taa Prssoytsry O: Cairo will meet 3.
Harrisburg 10 t14 SSH inst. Cairo will
p baby ,ci be represented
-An.-,l- zsa-lt ar13tli t,Tgs-si -
o.. * .ns log grntits ID 1bs MN i,I.gcy
r.s-:r.,T. lIr IL vas gujy5ty rs9'L-g'..
Capt Inn :, auntar WI rm Ii ~
uurHm 10 EulunmF witt -ia Eralu,H'
Three .tuuis ue.uHy amtR, tt :Au .. n
--,futim . Il Alulltey u tif s,up at
lrnne rnur, psssst through llerf vestnr
IN, IoI Metropolis, u sIssnu huuarg "
mnig
--iLasxe tTfeel aa-se dnwu iron hprIug
i,e,d yettsnisJ, suffering with avery seVers
gulu Ii ass a1t i,sar itll, during I'M e,'-
salpE
--iadrl tirnw,iurt was Glsg II the gIfy
yests.1ry u lit WY home. Judge Alle-
was 3; Hodges Park, tgs 80 ii5g orator Of
the occasion
Do 30, forget that DR.. Slade lectures
at Temperance Hall this afternoon and to-
night. He will not fail to interest those
who may hear him.
Judge Bross returned yesterday from
Arkansas, where he had been for over {
week attending his brother, who was dan
gerously sick with intermittent fever.
News from Mr.. Chas Mason is to tn,
effec, that he is not improved as much a
he would like to be. He is still at Empor
ia, but will leave there tomorrow for Colo
RADIO Springs, for a brief stay.
The steamboat inspectors were expect
ed to arrive yesterday from Memphis, t.
inquire into the cause and responsibllt,
of the collision between the transfer steam
ers Morgan and McComb several days age
"A negro named Monroe Jackson as
saulted another on the lower incline with
knife last evening, threatening to kill him
unless he p,id debt he owed him Jack
SOM. Officer McTigue arrested Jackson
and Magistrate Comings fined him $40 an,
costs.
Mrs. Mary Putnam, mother of tn
popular actress, Katie Putnam, desires t
sell two lots she owns in the lower part c
VIC tINl. Dut W III DC uCIC luH TIC la;
week Of this month 10 entertain any propo
stlons of would-be purchasers. See spec
ial locals.
Next month the community will wi
ness several weddings that will awake
profound interest The parties are all pee
pie who are popular aud known to ever
citizen here prominent socially or 10.
business way. We are not at liberty I
give names as yet.
Pursuant to call from Capt. Shield.
chairman, the county Democratic centrs
Committee met yesterday afternoon and r,
solved Immediately to go to work and d
something A club is to be organized ,
each ward and grand rally is to be hs
on or about the Goth instant. Good
Docs il not seem somewhat strspp
that, though it was understood from Il
first that the times and places for the pr
posed joint discussions between Messrs A
bright and Thomas should be agreed upc
by the two congressional central comm
tees, the Democratic committee has 4
been consulted in the matter At alll
Last evening as the Mobile 81 Oh
passenger train WAS about to go down I
lower incline to be taken across to Ea