The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-07
LOCAL NEWS.
Additional locals ON third page.

"A sTOng cAse,-a case OI Olu cheese.
Miss Ella Cary is in Union City on 8
visit to friends and attending the fair.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. If.
The Vsndalia club took home with
them basket full Of goose eggs as the re-
suit of Sundays game.
Mr.. Jno. Dlvls. of B andvillc ia in the
city on short vacation. Most everybody
in Cairo knows John.
\ The population of Sandusky, n.y., was
increased one on Friday last. 1t IS a girl
and is at home with Pat Sullivan.
The cold wave is side tracked some
where between here and the north pole.
A taacer should be sent after it.
Blaines Humpty Dumpty party trav-
cling through Ohio draws well, but is not
first class performance, and is likely to
collapse this week.
-"Daddy,"said the Cairo small boy,
switch saint is it that said wine is good
for the stomach9 l thought it was St.
john" "No; it was St. Paul. st. John is
prohibitionist.
This is the kind of weather that made
the fat man wish he could "shed his flesh
and Get in his bones" We know now why
the Hottentots wear such scarcity of
clothes and wish it was the fashion here.
The weather.
What we get aud what we got
When oil ls summed and said is,
July was frost that should be hot,
And in October-IIades;
to draw it mild.
Judge Campbell, who is circuit Judge
OF the LIST judicial district in Kentucky,
was in the city last night. His court opens
this morning at Wickliife and will con.
tinue all this week, over which he will
preside.
This country can stand good deal
during a campaign, but when an Iowa man
by the name of Dollver gets his uncanny
patronymic in all the papers by travelling
with the Blaine caravan, it is time to call
the coroner.
We will this year publish an 1885 a.
manac for distribution; elegantly illustrat-
ed, one to be given to each subscriber to
the paper, and then one for rs cents to each
friend of THE BULLETIN, of Cairo and of
Alexander county.
Hon. Oscar Turner, of Ballard Co.,
KY, the candidate for Congress on the
Democratic ticket was in Cairo yesterday
morning and went 70 Wlcklifre where he
and his opponent, Mr.. Stone, held Joint
discussion yesterday afternoon.
"A picture in Phil Saup's window at.
tracts great deal Of attention. 1t is the
second attempt Of Master Willie Smith at
free hand drawing under the tuition of
Professor Hagan. 1t is a finished work
and would grace the walls of any parlor.
The boys at Commercial Point are
wide awake aud will give grand Demo
cratic barbecue Thursday October 90, to
which a cordial invitation is given to all,
benighted and Democrats, to come and
learn wisdom out OF the mouths of Demo.
cratic speakers.
Il Farnbaker & Co. will soon remove
their entire outfit to the building lately
occupied by Haytforn & Sloo, and the
whole stock consisting of fine hats and a
nice line of gcnts' furnishing goods will be
closed out below cost, at auction and priv
ate sale.
The Democratic central committee
were to hold q meeting last night ana com.
mence 10 DAY vigorous campaign. II IS
late ia the day but the committee may, bv
working early and late aud oil the time, II
deem themselves, and satisfy the Democrat
cparty of Caro- and the county.
Commercial avenue and the Wabash
railroad bed is now filled up to grade from
2o'h to Bath street, The city 10 now get.
ting in such shape that slpewater may
come without interfering with traffic on
any Of the streets where it once took entire
possession. Cairo Ia getting there slowly
but getting there all the same.
The bifurcated skirted DR.. Mary Walk.
Or says she will kiss any man who votes 70,
Belva Lockwood. We decline to sccep,
the terms. We saw the doctor at Ws,bipp
too last February and we confess that ",
would rather drink garlic tea, toned with
assafriids than to indulge In osculstic,
with tue trousered beauty Of the Bclva br
gsder-lEx.
"A stranger 10 the city fell down ut thu
tsll -. "A