The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-04
In AND AROUND THE CITY

If you want to feel well and lively, use
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills. All druggists
keep them. Price e5 cents.
AT the court house yesterday afternoon
the public interest was not so well repre-
sented as for the past 3 or 4 days.
Two interesting liquor cases will be
tiled tomorrow in the police courts.
Charge violation of the Sunday law.
The fine imposed by Justice Comings,
we understand, upon our affable city attor-
ney, will be collected Wednesday next
Judge Allen will commence his speech
in the Hogan case this morning. ltprom-
Uses to be one of the Judges great efforts.
"A special meeting Of the Taxpayers
association will be held next Tuesday even
ing. tbs desirable that at least quorum
meet as early as o'clock.
Less than twenty per cent. of our city
bonds have been funded, up to date; and
the matter seems to have come to a
stand-still
To-day and tomorrow are the remain
ing days in which TO get the regular dis
count at the Cairo City Gas Company's
Office Call often and early.
The Irwin property is on Seventh
street, and not on Seventeenth, as the COM
positor made us say yesterday. 1t will be
sold at private sale and on easy terms.
Smith & Bro, the well known and
popular Poplar street grocers, sport a
brand new spring delivery wagoh-one of
the showiest vehicles of the kind in the
city.
The editor was so seriously indisposed
yesterday that he could give but little at
tention tohis editorial duties. He expects
to be all right, however, for the labors of
| to-day.
There was a moderately good crowd
out to hear Col. Lowery last night. His
speech was fully mp to Lowery standard
President Dunning being absent vice presi-
dent Barclay presided.
Police courts, yesterday, were unusual
ly quiet. There was no city business to dis
pose of and the civil cases were continued
in order to give the attorneys an opportuni-
ty to attend the trial at the court house.
Hon. Jesse Ware and Capt Orsamus
Greenlee came before the court, yesterday
afternoon, and entered themselves as "bail,n
in the sum of $4,000 Tor the appearance
of Mr.. Reynolds, who is indicted for
murder.
Who is he and when will he receive
his commlssion-the 9th ward patrollmant
| We could suggest the names of several
very worthy gentlemen, but thcn'wc don't
want to play the role ofpolicc commissioner
and editor at the same time.
For want of a better friend, Chief La
Hue was compelled to extend his kindly
feeling to an unfortunate at the wharf at
A 80 p. IN. yesterday evening, and cast him
to the city Jail. Too much "booze" was
the complaint,
The wea ther is warm and Sixth street.
like all the other streets in the city, is very
dusty, but dust and heat has hadno effect on
the run on the "Faultless' cigar sold by
Korsmcycr, because it is by far the best
smoke in the market for cents.
If the adjacent villages along the
Narrow Guage contribute, proportionally,
with CaiIo, in numbers and respectively to
the attendance at the ST. Louis fair, our In
tie road will have such a train into st.
Louis as never passed over that line before.
There was very interesting meeting
of the Taxpayers association last
night. The spread Of cold chicken,
sliced ham, chicken salad, reishcs
and lemonade was abundant and
good, dnd we needn't add that full Justice
was done to it.
An umbrella member, in the city yestcr.
day, called attention to himself by blasts
from bugle. He gives his horn several
winds, and then tells the ostonished natives
why he did 1t. 1t is IN ingenious device
and seems to bring customers that tn,
ordinary groan or drawl would fail to reach
The Illinois or Mississippi Contra
railroad-one or beth are erecting shet
or cover over the COR hoist, abutting the in
cline. The shed is more for the protection
of the men, we take it, than for the pro
lection Of the machinery. The machiner,
is not Of the delicate character that REQUIRE
protection from moisture.
|, Marx is still busy receiving and open
ing new goods. His store looks as though
| he cxDcctcd IN clothc all croo+;o,, ooa a.