The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-14

half time --12 hours per day.
-Saml Wilson returned from his St
Louis trip yesterday.
Register to-day
ID. G.. Payne left for st. Louis yester.
day, where he will probably remain fol
some time.
-French's circus passed down the river
Sunday on its way to more congenal
cline.
BE sure you register. To-day is the
day.
The third ward Cleveland and Hen
bricks club meets tonight at the Hiber-
ian engine house.
The Cairos went up to Vandalia yeSter-
day to play the return game with the
nine of that city to-day.
Don't forget to register, aud do it to-
day.
The Memphis Reds have agreed to
play the Cairo nine in this city Thursday
and Friday of this week.
Rev. Z. A. Hoyt, the now pastor,
preache d to large congregation at the N.
E. church Sunday morning.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. If.
Raising poultry continues to be fay-
onte pastime in Cairo. The raising is done
principally by noctural providers.
The Delta city engine house has been
reprinted throughout by S. B, Ward, and !
otherwise improved in appearance,
BE sure you attend the fell and winter
opening at Mrs. WiIlams,us new store on
Commercial avenue. 3t
Taylor, colored printer employed on
the Gazette, is reported as lying very low
with an attack of typho malarlol fever.
j. c. LaHue left on this mornings
train for Vincennes, Ind, to see his child
rem, and visit friends q couple Of weeks.
To-day is the day to register if you
want to vote. DO not noglec: this impor-
tant matter. Delays are dangerous.
Mr., Korsmeyer's place, corner Of
Eleventh and Walnut streets, is greatly i'm
proved by the filing which is completed.
Ladies desiring cloaks are advised to
call aud see the entirely new line just open
ed at Mrs. Wlliamson's st
The Louisville Times pertinenty re-
marks that "Blaine would rather tell lie
on November credit than on October cash"
"A boarder at Carson's on Eighth street,
was robbed of $l4 one night recently, by
some one who unlocked bis trunk during
his absence.
Souvenirs will be presented the ladies
attending Mrs. Williamson's fall and win
ter opening on Friday and Saturday next, 3
Police headquarters have moved from
Eighth street to the corner Of Comm rcial
avenue and Twelfth street. in the rear Of
the council room.
Dirt continues to roll into town in vari.
GUS places in most encouraging manner.
Some good work has been done on Four
tenth street the past week.
The various committees on the Garter
Harrison demonstr atom met last night and
reported everything in good shape. They
meet again tomorrow night.
Mrs. II. b. Ellis returned Sunday
night on the steamer City of Providence
from four weeks visit to relatives at War.
saw, ILL.,, and the St, Louis exposition
THE BULLETIN urges all Democrats to
see that their names appear on the register
to-day. DO not trust this matter to any
one else; it is your duty TO attend to it end
promptly.
"A small colored boy struck smaller
white boy with brick bat last Saturday
inilicting an ugly cut. The white boyl
name is Cherry. This happened in tn,
Fourth ward.
Police Judge Comings reported but
one case yesterday--an individual whose
name is suppressed pleading guilty to tn
charge of disorderly conduct, and paying
Hne of $500 and costs.
M We are requested to announce tina
there will be meeting of the Democrat
of the Fifth ward at the engine-housc to
morrow "wednesday evening for the trans
action Of important business.
w. Two high school boys caught pup
Of the Thirteenth street school "by himself
Saturday, and proceeded to hoist ON