The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-15
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Tomorrow will be the big day.

Tomorrow will be the big day.
Getting pretty dusty again in spots.
The fifth ward Democrats meet to-
night.
Have you heard from Ohio9 is the
question to-day.
The Memphis Reds aud Cairos cross
bats in this city tomorrow.
The ProLibitonists' latest name for
whisky is "calamity juice"
Apples will be scarce and high this
winter on account Of the short crop.
- Fresh paint is mitigating the insight
illness of numerous houses about town.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. If.
The prudent man will not join a
church at this season OF the year until all
his stoves are up.
The work of raising the grade Of Pop
lar street is proceeding northward in a most
gratifying manner.
BE sure you attend the fall anl winter
opening at Mrs. Wiliamson's new store on
Commercial avenue. st
The bulletin boards were eagerly
scanned by anxious seekers for political
comfort last night
ALI heart sawed and shaved cypress
shingles at Lancaster 4 Rice Manufacture
ing Co. for $3.50 per thousand.
Ladies desiring cloaks are advised to
call and see the entirely new line just open
ed Of Mrs. Williamson's. 3t
--Slugger Sullivan is going to Europe
The Post-Dlspatch thinks this will cause
revival of the dlstlling indus ies in tina
country.
Fl. Bross returned yesterday evening
from short business trip, and will act 81
marshal of the grand torchlight procession
Tomorrow night
Souvenirs will be presented the ladies
attending Mrs. Wiliamson's fall and win
ter opening on Friday and Saturday next. {
The Republican majority in Oaio il
4 the last seven Presidential elections Ia. az
eraged 1896. In 1876 it was 1907, anC
in 1SS0it was 34227.
Yesterday was registration day AM
nearly everybody attended to the matter
showing that very Lively interest is fell
in the now rapidly approaching election.
Judge Comings fined two men sl.0
and costs each for plain DRINKS yesterday
Agnes Smith, ou old offender, was up 70
being boiSterously drunk, md was fnet
$ij aud costs.
Mcbride, the boy who fouly murdere,
his school teacher some months ago, wa
tried in the Monroe county circuit cour
and received the light punishment of on
year 10 the pen.
WIN. Freeman, German traveller fror
San Francisco while in state of intoxlct
zion, fell off the train some 2j miles abov
here on the Illinois Central yesterda,
morning and was instantly killed. lie wa
on his way to New Orleans.
Now that the autumn is advancing tn
American tramp, q species Of animal pecu
iarly indigenous TO this region of countr,
IL drifting toward the cities. They ca
they must 90 home to vote. Ohio seems t
be the home Of large numbers Of them
late.
"A dispatch from Vandaia last nigl
gives the result Of the game Of base ba
played in that city yesterday MS TO o.
the Vandslas getting runs and the Ca
WI ros goose eggs, The boys say they cal
not play the club and the umpire at Il
same time.
NN After Blaine had told the Hockir
NJ Valley miners how well off they were al
how happy they ought 10 be under Il
present Sy.tem of airiirs, they went rig
OF and showed their appreciation of bis /
W marks by setting fire to everything
reach.
A, Heaven helps those who help the
\ N selves" is the latest motto Of the Blai
organs. On that theory Mr.. Blaine
entitled to great deal of heavens he
for, according to his own letters, If there
anything he has come across in the
twenty years to which ne has not hell
himself, II was because II was away out
RhiS reach.
N Two tramps were noticed curled up
M box on the levee ono night recently, a
whsa they saw anyone coming they p
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