The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
LOCAL NEWS.


home again now, to stay.
Mrs. Jacob Martin has just recovered
from short spell of severe sickness.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. #.
Matte Taylor, cdored girl living on
Sixth street, near Commercial, died last ev
ening about 9 o'clock.
Miss Abbie, daughter Of Manager
Warner, of the telephone exchange, has re-
turned from St. Joseph, Mo.
New goods. Just received 100 cases
new canned goods at the Boston Cash
Store at low prices. It
Mr.. c. F. Phelps has bought the
Eighth street photograph gallery from his
brother, o. A., and viii. conduct it with re-
newed enterprise,
Politically this is about the dullest
county in the district, both from Repub-
licsn and Democratic standpoint Why
don't somebody do something's
The steamer Fowler draws all the water
there is in the Ohio now, without being
loaded; and when she has any freight she
has to pick her way very carefully, which
causes not little delay some days.
Mr.. H. H. Candee returned yesterday
from a trip north and east, of a months or
six weeks duration. Mrs. Candee and
Mrs. Stafford are still in Chicago, spending
few days with relatives and friends.
A son OF Mr.. Richard Fitzgerald fell
from dirt wagon Tuesday and one of the
wagon wheels passed over his left arm,
breaking ii below the elbow. Dr.. Parker
was called to set it. The boy is about six
teen years old.
The sevesth commandment, Thou |
shal. no. steal" also means that thou shalt |
no. borrow the BULLETIN. but ysnk thy |
hand down into thy poke; and hand forth |
the proper coin sni pay the nsw:boy and |
ls. hin depart OF ais journey. So ssye,h |
We
Mrs. Ellen Hosr died al her residence /
OF Tent stree, during Thursday night, e.
is- Sickness Of sere-sl weeks She WAS
tns widow Of MlchAsl Hosr EAo died some T.
months sso- kad uho had for 50 loag been
yE-1 master fo- the Illinois Central rail-
rpsd coupsgy bsrs. The funeral Ein oc-
chr This Afternoon.
-ChIirntr ObeIly, Of the Democratic
state csutrsl COMMITTEES. has issutd csm-
psign circular for distribution containing
Mr.. Joseph MediIl's original tariff views
with excerpts from bis free trade editorials
This sudden change from free trade to pro-
lection has never before been published for
campaign use by the Democrats.
i, is said that Mr.. j. s. Hawkins will |
make another trip TO Mound City this
morning, on foot, his object being to beat
his former record and the Wabash tram.
He will start from Fourteenth street and
Commercial avenue at4:l5 this morning.
Some stall" pedestrianism may be conf
IDENTIFY expected, if the report is true.
1T is sometimes asserted that ST. LOUIS
is safe and slow. Safe it certainly is, but
what city ever offered such attractions TO
the visitor as st. Louis offered this fall
the exposition, the illumination, the Yelled
Prophets procession and the great fair.
St. Louis is not only safe, but it heads the
list of the enterprisiug cities Of the Union.
Mrs. L. E. Williamson has returned
home from St. Louis after an absence of
several days, having purchased a large
stock Of all the latest novelties and styles
in mllenery and fancy goods, although the
majority of her stock has been bought in
New York, of the famous houses of Sulli-
van, Dure l. Co., aud W. H. Lyons, of
which she Is receiving daily, If
DIR. Greer is mentioned as an ndepend-
ent candidate for county commissioner next
November. The DR.. would be very good
man for the place Intelligent, well posted
about the county, and public spirited. This
must not be construed, however, as de-
tracing from the outgoing member Of the
board, Mr.. Peter Ssup, who has made
very valuable member during the pas. two
years, end could probably be induced to
stand for reelection.
Persons desiring to attend the great St,
Louis exposition will find the Iron Noun
tain route by far the most agreeable to trav-
el by. They can leave here at 7 40 at
night, taking asleeper at Charleston, Mo-,
arriving in ST. Louis at $40 the next
morning, remain all day, take the return
sleeper there at $40 p. m. and arrive home
again In the morning The people of Cairo
Z Fever had a more commodious arrange