The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Additional locals on third page.

Additional locals on third page.
A boy wanted at Sam Burgers old
place.
The second ward Democrats meet TO-
night at the Rough and Ready engine
house.
Fresh Oysters At Joe Steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. IT,
The infant daughter of Peter Langan
died yesterday afternoon and will be buried
to-day.
The work of filling Poplar street and
raising the street railroad track was re-
sumed yesterday.
The first ward Democratic club had a
rousing meeting last night for the transact
ION of general business.
There was but three places hotter than
The BULLETIN Office last uight-Memphis,
Chattanooga ard H-adcs.
Charlie Bowers has added lunch
counter for serving oysters, etc, to his Bow
cry garden on Eighth street.
Max Black is still at Chattanooga, in
the employ of d. B. Love & Co., but is ex-
pected home in the course of few weeks.
There was no meeting of the city coun
Gil last night. No quorum being present
they adjourned until $50 o'clock Friday
evening next.
The committe on streets met yesterday
end awarded contracts for furnishing sew
er pipes, and recommended the purchasing
Of more bricks for walks.
The sun struck man mentioned IN yes.
terday's BULLETIN died early yesterday
morning. He was German named Fred
Schneider ard hailed from St. Louis.
Blackboard Murray, formerly the Rev.
W. II. H. Murray, of Boston, and an admir-
+. er of the Adirondacks, is now the proprie-
tor of the "Snow Shoe Cafe" IN Montreal.
"A dispatch to Capt. Shields from Jho.
II. Oberly says "Carter Harrison will be
with you on Thursday, October 16, barring
accidents" Cairo is ready to give him q
rousing reception.
The Minneapolis Tribune, a staunch
Republican organ, tells us that Blaine's fav-
orite poet is Burns. What a heavenly
thing it would have been for Blaine if he
could have induced Fisher to indulge in
Burns.
Some of the Indian girls of the Lin
coin institution in Philadelphia, bear the
odd names of Bessie Big Soldier, Alice
Good Soldier, Lizzie Big Bird, Lizzie Char
coal, Edna Eagle Feather, and Lizzie Spi
der. They are bright and learn needle
work very rapidly.
-Four weeks from to-day the genera
election takes place, and so far as we cal
learn our county Democratic central com
mittee has been extremely active in doin!
nothing. Not line of printed matte
has been circulated in the county; and no
dollar raised towards defrsyiug count
campaign expenses.
The Illinois Central gives an excursion
to st. Louis Fair every day 10 the week
October 6 to 18th, carrying passengers 70
one fare for round trip, St. Louis and re
turn. This is the only line running out o
Cairo that runs three daily trains will
coaches and sleepers through to st. Louis
Trains leave Cairo 90 a. M, 1926 p. N
and 3;45 p. m. It
When Grover Clevelands private If
WAS stacked, he telegraphed to friend I
tell the truth about it." When Jas. g
Blaine wrote to friend to put words int
his mouth to screen him (Blaine) from
questionable business transaction, he ex
horted said friend to burn the letter. Thi
10 the difference between the two men.
s "A California editor recently at,empte,
to telegraph to friends in a neighborin
town "Cannot come down till Thursday
foreman drunk He went down Thursda
and was astonlshcd by the hilarious mar
ner in which his friends received him.
came out that the telegram when receive
read; "Csrnot come till Thursday forcnoo
drunk"
The good Deacon Richard Smith,
Cincinnati, Is showing the people thu
Blaine 10 . sain. in oil the columns Of b
paper but one; that column the deacon
wicked partner has sold to the Democra
who use u to show that Blaine 10 thi
aud several other things. Between Ric
N srdS column and the wicked partners c.
umn II 10 now PULL Dick and pull devil.
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