The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Albright is again ION the CO."
He is canvassing Jackson county.
Fresh Oysters at Joe steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. If.
Miss Ssllie Hsmbleton, Of Mound
City, is visiting at the residence of her ais
ter, Mrs. G. t. Whitlock.
David Patton, freight conductor on the
Iron Mountain road. won $4,000 in the
Louisiana lottery this month.
Mr. Charles Wilson is having the old
Black Hawk house. on Commercial avenue
above Eleventh street, put in good repair
for business house.
"A social dance will be given tonight
at the Ideal League hall by Mr.. Oliver
Thompson and other young people, in hon
or Of several visiting friends.
Col. and Miss Mary McKeaig are
home again from Grand Haven, Mich.
Mrs. McKealg is still up there with her
daughter, and will remain till cold weather
sets in.
Passenger Agent Sol. A. Silver, OF the
Anchor Line, has got leave of absence for
several weeks, and will make trip to New
York and other eastern cities. He lett last
night.
Jennie Warren and her women were
fined by Justice Robinson yesterday, each
$40 and costs, for being bad women on gen.
eral principles. Officer bunker made the
arrests.
Wanted good market gardener
and florist. To man who is thorough in
the above q good chance will be offered.
Address, LEN. G. FAxON,
st Paducah, KY,
Mr.. W. F. Russell returned Wednesday
night from the far west, through which he
had roamed for several months in search of
health and recreation. He looks ten years
younger than when he went away.
The contractors have commenced fill.
ing Poplar street, above Eighteenth, 80
that, before long, the street cars will be
able to run the entire length of the road
again without interruption. The track IS
being raised as the filling progresses.
Miss Frances Willard has given to the
w. c. 7. U. the silver cup which she, when
seventeen years DID, received from the Hi.
nois Agricultural association for the best
essay on the Establishment of a Country
Home"
Two negroes had fuss about unload
ing some lumber on Seventh street yester-
day morning, which led to the display of
weapons and making of threats. The az
gressor, Louis Goodin, was fined by Mag
istrste Comings.
The little brick house next below Mr..
Peter Neff's new hotel building on Ohio
levee, which is occupied as restaurant by
Mr.. Jno. Clancy, lis being raised several
feet higher, to level with the new houses.
The house also belongs to Mr. Neff and be
wants them all Of the same grade. The
sidewalk will also be raised some.
The St. Louis and Cairo offers tickets
to st. Louis and return, during the Expo
sition, at one cent per mile, equal to one
fare. Tickets good to return up to and in
GLIDING the night of the Gath, and will give
holders two days in st. Louis. Tickets will
be sold to enable passengers to reach St.
Louis on the morning Of the 23d.
There were not many people out to
witness the match game of base ball yes.
terday afternoon. The game was fully as
amusing as was anticipated, the Tender
Feet giving the Association black eye to
the tune Of 81 to 90; bnt the Association
boys say it wasn't fair, and they insist on
another trial which may come off in the
near future.
A white man giving his name as suli.
van, hired horse and buggy of Capt. N.
b. Thistlewood yesterday afternoon, saying
that he was going to Mound City. But the
fellow did not return within a reaonable
time, and inquiry proved that he had gone
across the river to Missouri. Late las,
hight he was still beyond the reach of off.
GERS or others from here.
In circuit court yesterday Ed Richard.
son, who robbed lad Of SEQ on Wslnu,
street some time ago, pleaded guilty and
was given three years 10 the peni,entisry
Craven, the negro. who stole the OK from
the Mound City man, got two years. tn,
day was occupied in the trial of mar
named McMullen, charged with larceny
Some Of the prosecuting witnesses had for
eaken Attorney Leek and the jury acquit
ia th0 prisoner Court ad;ourr.d t;,, q.