The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-31
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.
See notice of Big Lunch in "small adj

the O'Clock train this morning.
We have been told that eX-Mayor
Winter has taken a five year lease on
Saup's new business house.
In its suit against the Illinois Central
before Squire Osborn, yesterday, the city
was defeated. The city took an appeal.
The uptown property, sold by Messrs
Hay, executors, etc, yesterday, brought
seven hundred and fifty dollars. Mr..
Ernest Petit was the purchaser.
Don't forget the meeting of the Reform
club, this evening. John Linegar, Esq, of
Mound City, and Mr.. Wallace, Of Du
Quoln, are posted for speeches.
In the tour cases instituted by the city
against the Illinois Central railroad, Wed
nesday last, Squire Robinson rendered
judgment, yesterday morning, in favor Of
the city.
A fine Of $25 was assessed against the
Illinois Central Railroad company, in each
of the four cases determined before Squire
Robinson. NoappeOl had been taken, up
to yesterday evening.
Another saloon keeper will be put on
trial before Squire Robinson, at . o'clock
this p. m, Tor violating the so-called Sun
day whisky ordinance. The case will be
warmly contested.
On Wednesday night, engineer Porter,
of the Illinois Central, then at Centralia,
took unto himself wife. He has the
hearty good wishes Of his many Cairo
friends, with the congratulations of THE
BULLETIN added.
One Of the encouraging signs in Cairo
is the advance in house rent. and the active
demand for all kinds of residences and
business houses. There are but few
houses, of any kind, Tor rent, and none
that are eligibly situated
"A little three or four year old son Of
Joe Becker, who lives on Ninth street
received severe injuries yesterday by falling
r from the steps of his fathers residence He
struck upon his face in such manner as to
break out all of his front teeth.
1t cannot be SAID, with any degree OF
certainty that General Grant will include
Cairo in his route OF travels for no other
purpose than to obtain a supply Of the
Faultess cigar from Korsmeyer; but it Car
be said, with great positiycness, that lie no.
"any other man ever smoked better fv,
cent cigar in his life
Squire Comings moved his office. yes.
terday, from the Bross block TO the new
Vincent block on the corner Of Eighth and
Commercial Squire Robinson being dom
lcied just across the street, Squire Comings
removal makes matters very convenient for
that class Of offenders that invariably re.
move their cases from the court in which
the suits are instituted.
One Eva Blaylock having caused the
arrest Of Mat Naughton for offensive Ian
guage and disorderly conduct Mr.. Naugh
ton became rcscntful, and entered complain
against Miss Blaylock for offending his ear
with sbuse and profanity. Naughton's an
linus manifesting itself during the trial
Squire Robinson sent the defendant fortl
without day.
The carpenters, plastcrcrs and brick
layers of the city find constant employment
A number Of substantial new buildings ar
going up, and repairs, alterations and i'm
provemcnt seem to be the order Of the da
II in all parts Of the city. The want of EN-
!; ployment Is no longer complaint wit
any of our mechanics who honestly seel
= employment,
- Squire Summons, who is a candidat
wa Nphl'N iNHoulNI, Hto dHh'i lUt ''lll'
Of the Argus TO declare, LIST, that he Ia
not withdrawn, from the canvass, and do,
) not intend to- 9ndly, that all reports to III
effect that he is not Republican are falls,
and 3rdly, that he believes. himself to |
the only consistent, straightforward Rcpul
lcan in the field for that office. All |
asks, he says, is fair show, and if he &c
it, he viii have no apprehensions concerl
I. ing the result
If the proposed levy Of 30 cents on Il
500 Of taxable property, for the purpose
building a highwatcr turnpike road to Il
highlands, and for improving the roads an
cr bridges of the county generally, shall |
authorized BY the vote next Tuesday, Il
work will be commenced next summer, an
= by mid.wintcr the turnpike to Cache brdl
will be completed; and before the lapse
three years our county will be ina cond
ton to boast of the best system Of wag,
roads in Southern Illinois.