The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
LOCAL NEWS.
Additional locals on third page.

-DbVlusou WhutS BOou uuueT ~ HIS
shop on Eighth street.
Col. Hudson is at home for few days
from his plantation in Chicot county, Ark.
Mr.. Hal. Armstrong, prominent law
yer of Metropolis, was in the city yesterday.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner SIKH and CONNER.
cial. If.
Judge Harker addressed an assem-
blage of Republicans at the court house
last night.
Mr.. Ward, an. old citizen and
prominent lawyer of Charleston, Mo-, died
last week.
There was large and enthusiastic
meeting of the second ward club at the
Rough and Ready FIRE company's hall last
night.
All who wish to take lessons in Prof
Hagan's new art of making pictures must
enroll their names before Saturday after.
noon.
An Independent German club in Cleve-
land, o., over 5000 strong and still growing,
has come out squarely for Cleveland and
Hendricks.
--Mra. Capt. Mcbride left yesterday for
Kansas City on visit. She will, on the
return trip, spend several days visiting
friends in St. Louis.
Mrs. G. W. X. Corliss and daughter
Lottie returned Tuesday by the Gus Fowler
from visit Of several weeks to Dixon
Springs and Metropolis.
Hon. Carter Harrison, the next COVER
nor Of Illinois, is native Of Kentucky, and
will be glad to shake hands with a couple
Of thousand Kentucky Democrats on the
10th.
Mr.. Hawkins, young and active not
withstanding bis ninety odd years, is doing
agood job of pointing up, overhauling
and general repairs on the Peter Ehs prop
erty, on Eighth street.
Mr.. Ed Gray, business manager of
Williams Little Duchess" combination,
arrived in the city yesterday. His party
are on the boards Of the opera house Sat.
urday night, Oct. 10.
Captain Shields has taken possession
of his new house, perfect gem, furnished
in keeping with its appearance and will
hereafter enjoy the miseries of housekeep-
Ing and the pleasure which overbalance it.
do not lose the opportunity of learn
ing the new art OF making lfe.size por-
traits at Prof. and Mrs. Hagans art school.
Go and see the marvellous work done by
their pupils, and enroll your names for next
course.
Mr.. Frank Nebauer, the Dongola mil
Ter, a successful and popular business man,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. lleibauer is
candidate for the state senate and is by all
odds the strongest man on the Republican
ticket.
"A coored man was knocked on the
head in house on Fifth street Tuesday
night, and lay all day yesterday unconsci
Gus, in the cellar of Scotts Congress with
the chances against his ever recovering
His name is Frank Burgess.
Capt. Ed Murray, who built the celc-
brated confederate gunboats Merimac, Ar
kansas and Louisiana, was 10 the city yes
terday on his way to Paducah where he
will build fourteen barges tor which h,
has just closed the contract at ST. Louis.
The Chess, Carley Co. have purchased
number oflots in the vicinity of the Csr'
Cotton Seed Oil mills, and as soon as the,
get possession-the lotsAre now leased b,
the oil company erect houses for til,
reception of their oil tanks now lying OK
posed below The Halliday.
The man who asserts his manhood II
politics IL the man who votes the independ
eut county ticket. The man who votes tn
party ticket Is the blind slave of the com
binations which control nominations. TIL
Ny way for you Republicans of Alexsnde,
county to do is to stand by your principle
and scratch your ticket.
Smith g. Brinkmeyer having Just re
ceived complete stock for first
merchant tailor establishment, cons,s,in
Of the best and latest designs Of all I'll
foreign makes Of WOODEN cloths, cashmere
etc., which they will sell at the lowe
figures and guarantee satisfaction. Plea
callsnd have your first choice while Il
stock 10 full. su&th3w
We bad . special reporter ct Il
y ehislds' reception Tuesday evening, and Q,
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