The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-12
In AND AROUND THE CITY.

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N Wilson and Axley have lust adde
= to their coy billiard saloon fine poke
pool table,
Prof, T J Smith will teach q daneln
academy in our city this fell and winter
He is graduate,
-Jailer Cain was abroad with his gang
yesterday relieving the uptown cross-walk
Of their Accommodations of mud.
Mrs, Bainbyidge Taylor and children
after q sQiourn OF two or three weeks in the
vicinity OF Mt. Vernon, are again in the
city,
| --Mischievous boys have marred and de-
faced the doors and outside woodwork Of
the High School building most shamefully,
An example is called for
The "Faultless" is a new brand of
cigar fine favored, sold by T. Korsmeyeg
| Good Judges pronounce it the best in the
market and advise every body 70 smoke it,
AT the shooting Of the Central Archery
| club in the Park yesterday the champion,
ship was won by Mss Ella Robbins, by a
score of l09 Miss Kit,ie A,yoyd stood
second, scoring S2points
We are truly sorry to learn Of Miss
Maggie Lohins sickness taking very seri-
Gus turn, She was 50 low, yesterday, we
learn, that visitors were denied admission
to her room by order of her physician
We hear it reported that the saloonists
Of the city propose to raise purse Of $500
to pay lawyers for testing the constitution
,ality Of the Sunday ordinance prohibit
ing the sale Of liquors, etc.
some Of our readers want information
as to the status Of that union depot project.
The good faith Of the railroad companies
IS not questioned; but there IS an anxiety
abroad TO know the cause Of delay
The ball given By Mr.. Haines, corner
Of Poplar and Twentieth called out a very
respectable attendance and passed off very
happily, and without disagrccable occur
renee Of any kind,
The name Of John 5 Mckay, ST.,
father Of division superintendent Mckay,
Of the Mississippi Central railroad appears
among other names recently added to the
Reform temperance peAe.
| Charley Williams fred very abusive
verbal broadside unto Mr, Eg5er, Smith
yesterday cofessed his guilt and was fined
therefor 10y oqur comiugs, The sum OF $40.
Williams is a most pestiterous bigger.
The suit against Scott for maintaining
a dance house, was dismissed by the city
attorney, because, as we understand the
matter "thc charter does not sustain The
ordinance under which the suit was lnsti
tuted."
Parties who lave not been able to Oh,
tain their city scrip for claims allowed, De-
cause the clerks supply Of blank scrip is
exhausted, viii be glad to learn that his
new scrip book will he delivered to him
this afternoon.
Hoggarths EIumpy-Dumpty panto-
mine troupe appears again tonight. New
bill, new stars, fresh and lively perform,
ance Admission, rs cts; children Is cts
Reserved seats if desired, will be sold at
80 cents. Call early and set your seats.
The dance given in the Rough and
Ready hall for the benefit Of theunfortunatc
Hagie, was largely attended, and secured
for the poor fellow sum of money that
will supply his needs for several weeks.
1t proved a most creditable response 20
most deserving call.
The elcctiop Of q full Republican con.
greSsonsl delegation from California,
trenches rather seriously Oh the smaN Dcm.
ocradc majority in the House But the
Democrats still maintain a clear majority
of two or three votes
City Attorney Hendricks says the Union
county fail is marked success The dis
play iso surprisingly good one, and tells
well for the forwardness and success OF the
various industries represented. lie est.
mated the attendance at from $500 to 900
people.
Extra fine vocal music forms one Of the
attractions at the Reform hall tonight. A
number Of the best lady and gentlemen yo-
calists Of the city have sigui6ed purpose to
attend, and will be there, A prepared a)
dress by Mr.. Lemen will be delivered, and
We may safely promise those who attend a
well considered discourse and one that
travels outside of the. deeply worn Rur.
1t is matter Of no special come.
quence, but it wasa south.bound and NOT
north. bound train that ran On T., tho