The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.
Additional locals on third page.

-AuultlOnal locals ON tllrQ page.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. If.
Another cessation of work on the
streets because of rain. But rain was a
long.felt want.
Mr.. $. P. Bennett and family returned
home home yesterday from their visit to
friends in the eastern states
THE DAILY BULLETIN is delivered in
Mound City, Ill.,, and in Clinton, KY, at
same prices and same manner as in Cairo
The family of Mr.. Matthew Walsh ar
rived Yesterday. Mr., Walsh has about
recovered from the sick spell which over
took him upon his arrival here, and is up
and about
Major Connolly, who is to address the
Republicans Of this city at the court house
tonight, is United States district attorney
for the southern district of Illinois. He is
expected to arrive on the noon train.
Burglars entered the tailoring estab.
lishment of Messrs J. aud p. Lehning on
upper Commercial avenue Thursday night,
and carried off several pairs of pants, a
coat, vest and few minor articles. They
have 80 far succeeded in eluding the officers
Mr.. w. G. Davis, manager of the Cairo
Oil Co., returned from Nashville yesterday,
and is getting the mills ready for the fall
and winter business. He is now on the
lookout for frst-class stationary engin-
eer and machinist, to take charge Of the
engine and machinery at the works.
The Democratic pole will be raised to-
day if the weather will permit. 1t will be
sight worth seeing. 1t will be the "nob-
biest" pole in twenty two states, and il
will be the proud bearer of the emblem of
success for the Democracy and good gov
eminent in this end Of the state for years to
come.
Mrs. W, II. Ray returned Sunday
morning from st, Louis, where she had
been to have an operation performed OF
her little boys eyes. His eyes became
badly crossed about year ago, from some
lime falling from the ceiling. DR.. Light
ner, of 1925 Washington avenue, perform
ed the operation, which was perfect sue
cess.
The next annual meeting of the South
ern Illinois Press Association will be held
at Sadler's opera house, Centralia, Thursday
and Friday, September 25th and 26th
Matters Of interest to the press in this sec.
ton of the state will come up for discus
sion. Railroads will curry passengers al
reduced rates. good attendance Is look
ed for.
Marion is "prohibition" town, bu,
On Monday morning, according to the
Egyptian Press Of Thursday, ''there were
ten cases Of plain drunk in the police
court" Cairo with all her saloons has no,
had that many cases of drunkenness on
her streets in any one day for twenty years
past. Yet Mr.. Addison Davis would have
US believe that Prohibition" prohibits
The engineer corps of .he Illinois
Southern and Paducah railroad are now Al
work relocating the route between Muir.
physboro and East st. Louis. 1t is now
proposed to run the line via Ora. Ava, Ey
ansville and Red Bud. By this route tn,
line will be about fifteen milss shorter thai
by the way Of Chester, and the most ex
pensiye part of the grading will be dom
away with.
The lovers of pure, unadulterated fuH
wit without vuglari'y aud dramatic actor
that never flags, will hail with delight tn
approaching engagement of the Flor