The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-16

ter opening on Friday and Saturday next.
Tanks are taking the place of cistern.
IN many parts of town. Gus Botto is hay
ing an unusually large one built in the
rear of his saloon on Commercial avenue.
THE star spangled banner, oh, long
may it wave" and see that it waves from
every house IN the city to-day, espt clally
from and around every Democratic house.
VIM. Jackson, colored citizen of the
fourth ward, was brought before Esq. o.
borne yesterday, charged with beating his
better half. He was fined $500 and costs.
Invitations are out announcing that
Miss Edith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Saml p. Wheeler, will be married at mt.
Carmel on Thursday October 30th, to Mr..
Frank E. Avery.
"A fall fashion item says: "There is
little change in coats" 1t is the same way
with psntaloons. There is very little
'change" in them especially in the peck
ets.-Norristown Herald
A thoughtful communication on the
subject of closing the stores in the evenings
appears in this morning. BULLETIN. The
matter is really serious one, and deserves
the ATTENTION of all interested parties.
Mr.. Paul Dana, son of the editor of
the New York Sun, wants it distinctly un-
derstood that he is not following in the
footsteps of his father in the support of
Ben Butler. The young man is for Cleve.
land.
The Paducah Standard says that In
Kentucky gros shop is called coffee
house, and in Kansas it is called lemon
ade stand. That may be all right as to
Kentucky, but in Kansas nine out of ten of
the gin mills are called drug stores.
-Marmaduke is figuring in the columns
of the eastern Republican press as a kind
of Jesse James, and after he is elected
there will be general impression down
east that Missouri has reformed train
robber for governor Kansas City Star.
Remember, the speaking will begir at
the Opera House promptly at o'clock to.
day. Hon. r. w. Townshend- of the
best speakers in Illinois make the
first speech at the Opera House. Ladies
specially invited-front seats reserved for
them.
= In Judge Comings' court yesterday
there were three cases of PLAIN drunks-
Thos. Malone, George Davis and D. D.
Strunk pleading guilty, and being fined
800 and costs each. VIM. Carol, for
drunk and disorderly conduct, was fined
5000 and costs.
The excursion to Cairo on Thursday to
hear the great Democratic orators should
not be forgotten by our people. The Dem
ocratS of Illinois are working day and
night to redeem their state, and If Ken
tuckians can do any good, let them do So
i Paducah Standard.
1.-THE Anclents" met at residence of
NJ. +. Gilbert Tuesday and adopted by
laws, etc. They have not yet decided
upon hall but will probably locate in
Bristols hall on 9Th street. The club ad-
journed to meet Saturday night ~ o'clock
at residence Of DR.. Dunning.
Elsewhere in this mornings BULLETIN
will be found the announcement of Mr..
Geo. W. Hendricks as an independent can
didste for the office of states attorney.
Mr.. Hendricks is wel(.known citizen of
Cairo, having been raised here, and as an
attorney he enjoys an extensive and profit
able patronage,
Smith " Brinkmeyer having just re-
ceived a complete stock for iirst.class
merchant tailor establishment, consisting
of the best and latest designs of all the
foreign makes of wooden cloths, cassimeres,
etc, which they will sell at the lowest
figures and guarantee satisfaction. Please
call and have your first choice while the
stock is full. su&th3w
"A. Comings last night received dis
patch from Elmer Comings stating that
Chas. Mason, whose serious illness was
mentioned in The BULLETIN day or two
ago, died yesterday at Pueblo, Colorado.
Mr. Elmer Comings telegraphcd from
Dodge City, Kansas, at which point he re-
celyed a telegram from Pueblo. He will
go on to accompany the remains to this
place. Mr.. Mason's wife is in Pueblo.
Mrs. John W. King has returned from
the st. Louis fair, where she had an elc
giant display of jelles, etc. There was CON
siderable dissatisfaction expressed among
the ladies interested with the management
of that special department. Mrs, King, as
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