The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-04
{ iENERAL LOCAL ITEMS

-Children's knee pants---a nice variety
ut Whitlock's Oak Hall. st
The golden calf of the republican par
~ in this district is pretty much all brass.
MIR. NJ. NJ. Phillips leaves Cairo this
evening to join his family in Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
The incest new stock of youths and
school suits in the city at Whitlock's Oak
Hall. st
Special election dispatches will be re-
ceived at Gus Bottos grand opera saloon
10 night
Vote to-day to repair the court house
30 cents on the 800 of the valuation for
one year.
All heart sawed and shaved cypress
shingles at Lancaster & Rice Manufactur.
ing Co. for $3.50 per thousand If
To-day is not "the battle of the bal
lot" but "the battle of the DOODLE" 80 far
ae Blaine is concerned.
Go to the polls to-day and vote as your
better judgment directs you stripped of all
larty prejudice or fear Of the party lash.
"A fine and carefully selected stock Of
children's suits just received at Whitlocks
Oak Hall. st
William Shakespeare is editing
paper at Kalamazoo Mich. He says there
is no field for tragedynow.
DIR. Mary Walker, Of Washington, D.
o., is reported to positively assert that she
will wear pants or nothing. We advise the
authority to let her alone
-Four foreigners took the oath of sllegi-
ance yesterday at the Court House in this
city. Three were for Cleveland and Hen.
bricks aud one for Blaine s. Logan.
Notice, now is the time to lay in your
winter stock Of kindllng at $I.O) per load
leave orders with Fred Thomas, next the
Rough and Ready engine house. Ct
-Greenbackers will find tickets at Jno.
McNulty's hardware store to-day. Call on
Jack Winters for them and don't say you
failed to vote for want of tickets.
"A Hartford young lady on being re-
proved that her glove should be found in a
gentleman's overcoat pocket, wittily OBJ.
served that she had no hand in it.
For children, you will find something
handsome in plush trimmed overcoats at
Whitlock's Oak Hall. 3t
Frank Redman, formerly of this city
butnow doing business in St. Louis, arrived
here Sunday morning and will to-day cast
his vote for the straight democratic ticket.
"a chip off the old block"
Bob Beard is raising the first brick
house in Cairo that has been raised except
Dy Chicago men. Heis lacking up" over
three feet the brick part of II. II. Candies
residence, corner 4th and Washington.
LET those who will vote for kid glove,
and silk stockings, caring nothing for abil-
~ and experience, cast their vote for w.
N. Butler to-day. Sensible thinking men
OF the parties will cast their ballots for An.
gus Leek.
The Major Wagon Company buildings
have been raised several feet and now show
'o much greater advantage than before.
The building, partly 2 story, extends from
10Th street across to 9th, giving floor space
25x2oO feet
III you are interested IN the prosperity
OF the county or if you desire to see the
gram products Of the county increased
7 o0o,ooo bushels vote against domestic ami.
mails running at large, and thus help to re-
claim 10000 acres Of waste land.
Col. Oscar Turner, candidate for con.
gross In the let district Of KY, was in the
city Sunday stopping at the Halliday house
He says he is going back to congress again
but we are inclined to think Stone, the
regular nominee, will walk his log"
Tonight the bulletin boards will BE-
filled with news from all sections, rela
tive to the present election which hai
wrought the whole nation to fever heat