The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-06
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

MI. \. II, srNgH j. 81 A0mc again ana
has ''come 10 stay
Hon, F. r. Albright ar5vealn the city,
yesterday afternoon, and len by the train
this morning
Read The notice OF Henry SchicS's pr.
vate sale, He purposes selling out and re-
moving from the city
The Hamilton building is occupied by
gentlemen from ST LOUIS, who seem To he
driving quite lively business.
Judge Mulkey having concluded his
labor AT Mount Vernon, for the time left
There las, TUESDAY for Ottawa, Illinois.
MIR. NJ. Kobler purchased the SchioS
property. IN Commercial, e,wcen Eighth
ana Ninth, yesterday, paying very fair
figure for il.
Mr.. Monre T. Waoten has been il
stalled as assistant iailer. He is a trust
worthy young man, ami well fitted in every
way for the position
We are so.Ty to leara tina: Mr.. Sam
Fisher is so very low tbs, his dissolution
msy take play 81 any time. He has suf-
Tered long and patiently
Mr.. John W. C. Fry has accepted po-
sitiOn as salesman in dry goods establish
meni at Hot Springs, Arkansas, and left
for that place yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. f. Grain. late Miss Ella Cheek,
of Villa Ridge, was married at Ullin the
other day, to n gentleman Of that place
connected with the SAW milling interest
The funeral, yesterday, over the re.
mains of Miss Bridget Hcaly were largely
attended; and quite large number OF
friends followed the body to the grave.
The BULLETIN Office is printing the
bills for the Theatre Comique, for next
week. There is an entire change of pro-
gramnc and several new attractions. They
give good show every night.
Ten days, and Glass earthly pilgrimage
is at an end lie continues to contemplate
the narrowing down of his time with but
little concern He is no longer harrassed
by fears: but declares himself ready at any
time.
What has become of the eminent Grim
inal lawyer, Justus Cunningham? The
Cairo bar is far from complete when he is
away. Reports to the effect that Circuit
Court will not convene unless he returns,
should not be credited.
The brick masons have turned the
Rose. Saup business block over to the hands
of the carpenters, who will proceed with all
due diligence to complete the carpenter
work and turn the building over to its
owners, completed. 1t will greatly improve
the appearance of that face of the block.
| The Carbonate Free Press states that
the late shooting tournament at Du Quoin
was swndle Besides being compelled
to pagan entrance fee, the marksmen were
charged two dollars and forty cents pc,
dozen for the pigeons. The bird.sellcr wa
the only one who made any money out o
the affair
The fact that New Orleans has bee,
declared an "intected port adds nothin.
TO the terrots or dangers OF the situation
On the contrary, since the declaration ha
: been followed by an order to closely in
spect all outgoing vessels, there exists les
occasion for quorantning against the plac
than existed pre-, ously.
w G., writing from Commerce, sui
mits this qucrys "Can you tell us the be:
, mile ever made by an American horse
We can that very thing. In horse clog
We are up" The best recorded time
conceded to Ten Brock, the Kentucky hors
owned by Harper. lie made one mile
one minute, nineteen and threc-quart,
seconds
AS the {. &N road will give cXcu
sion rates to Carmi, during the progress
the White county fair, and as the thousar
dollars in prizes tor fast horses will br,r
% about several very exciting races, numb
of Cairo people have expressed a purpo
to go up. The managers expect to ha
81 the best attended and most interesting c
= hibition of fast and fine stock ever held
Southern Illinois
"A gentleman who was abroad befc
daylight, yesterday morning, says that {
temperature was 50 low that he serious
=, felt the want of an ovcrcoat. He furtl
remarked that il any person is DESTROYS
sampling all the varied smells of the ci,
- that person can CRAFTY the desire by goi
abroad at day-break in the midst of {
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