The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Wedding bells--listen for them.

CCpI WIZ tHICW that oilChl
w. E. Gholson is off to St. Louis to see
The sights and buy pile of goods.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagalas saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
Clal. Il.
Paducah is to have waterw0rks. The
vote was taken Thursday and carried by
uver 800 majority.
Justice Robinson reported "no bust
ness" yesterday evening, but promises to
do better in future.
If you have not taken walk out to
where they are building the new hospital,
do so, and take look at it.
A. A. Talmage, general manager of
the Wabash, registered at the Halliday
yesterday, but did not tarry long.
Geo. Clay, who has been laid up with
bilious attack, is around and will resume
his desk in the stone depot Monday.
Rev. E. A. Hoyt, the new pastor of the
NJ. +. church in this city, will hold SER
vices tomorrow morning and evening.
Two "darkies" and one brickbat made
things lively on Fourteenth street Thurs
day afternoon. The brick suffered most.
All who wish to take lessons in Prof.
ll.g,n's new art of making pictures must
enroll their names before Saturday after.
neon.
old Boreas shipped his hold" on the
weather yesterday, and the genial sunshine
was just strong enough to make an ideal
October day.
Good music has been insured for the
Carter Harrison meeting on the 10th by the
engagement of the Cairo cornet band for
the occasion.
A match game of base ball will be
played at the base ball park Sunday after
noon, between the Sikestons, of Sikeston,
Missouri, and the Calros.
james Rouse, the popular travelling
representative of Lapp, Goldsmith & Co.,
wholesale liquor dealers, of Louisville, Ky,
IS in the city on business for his house.
Those interested in art are informed
that to-day is the last chance they will
have to enroll themselves as members of
Prof Hagan's free hand drawing class.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Bertha Alba and Peter
kober, of this city, the happy event to
transpre next Wednesday evening, The
18th lust.
The Paducah News says that but for
the high wind they would have had frost
at that place Wednesday night, and adds
That frost now would injuro much late
tobacco.
The diamond promises to be kept
warm. A telegram from Memphis yester.
day announces that that city vii! send up
nine tc play the Cairos on the 10th and
nth.
lion. D. W. Mum, years ago a resident
OF Cairo, but now of Chicago, is billed to
discuss the political issues of the day from
Republican viewpoint in this city next
Monday evening.
Jake Walters big bad dog made
CAB at the rear Of Tom Clarksons pants
yesterday forenoon, and Inadvertently took
'o'hig chew. Tom had a warrant sworn
out, ordering the careless CANNES death.
Do not lose the opportunity of learn
'ng the new art of making ife-size For
traits at Prof and Mrs. Hagan's art school.
q and see the marvellous work done by
h'lr pupils, and enroll your names for next
course.
WIN. +. Pitcher, well known to all old
"''roltes, is located at Springfield, Mo-,
where he holds good position as business
manager of daily paper. B.F Bowen, a
'''ner resident Of this city, is also at the
same place.
InE BULLETINS chief, Mr.. Burnett,
went up to Mound City yesterday, leaving
"pro TEN" In charge Of the local columns
The p. !. finds that rus,ling for news in
strange town is not what II 10 cracked up
a. h".
~-The Cairo Gazette, owned and control.
l.! by colored saloon keeper, supports
the Prohibition candidate for Congress in
This district. This is beautiful blending
Afsf Two extremes; don't you think SOL
[Ch'ster Tribune.
AT the recent meeting Of the Grand
Lrlle, A. r. and A. NJ, held In Chicago
the following officers were elected for the
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