The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-18
TElCHMAN'S BILLIARD PARLORS

A GLANCE AT THE NEW PLACE--IT Is AN IN.
sTITWoN LONG NEEDED IN OUR MIDST
WHERE THE CHURCH GoER OR THE SIN.
NER MAY GO WITH PERFECT PROPERTY
| AND WHILE AWAY THE LEISURE HOURS IN
HEALTHFuL EXERCISE AND PLEASANT
RECREATION.
To business men iapd men Of sedentary
habits, the question ~ exercise and recre.
alton is vital one. Of course there Are
endless varieties of amusement that NAV
be INDUCED in, some being beneficial and
desirable, while others are pernicious and
to be deprecated. Among forms of inno-
cent diversion, game of billiards NAV be
commended as beng mild form of exer.
else which sufficiently occupies the mind to
dispel thoughts of business, while il brings
into action almost every muscle in the
body.
Billiards, like every other game or
amusement may be perverted but the le.
gitimate use Of the ball or cue Is undoubt.
edly beneficial. The game is social one.
and may be properly played by both sexes.
as is shown by the constantly increasing de.
mand for billiard tables and their appur.
tcnanccs.
In Cairo, as in other cities there are
many lovers of this amusement, but where
billiard tables have heretofore been found.
drinks of an intoxicating kind have been
the principal part of traffic, and to this
fact may be attributed the lack of interest
shown in the game in this city during the
past few years. Many of our most promi-
ncnt citizens, men of strict habits
are ardent admirers of the game of
billiards, but, have preferred giving M
It's pleasures, TO throwing themselves liable
to the criticisms OF their ncighbors.
Knowing this to be fact and believing
that billiard parlor without bar, would
reimburse him for whatever outlay such an
institution might nccessitate, Mr. Fred
Tcichman, gentleman whose social char.
acter and business qualities are well known
to the people of Cairo, has fitted up adioin-
ing Mrs. Swander's Millinery establish
ment, in Winters block, a suite of rooms
which will be known in the hereafter as
Teichman's Billiard Parlors.
These rooms, centrally located under the
direct supervision Of Mr.. Tcichman, having
been remodeled eXccllently ventilated,
newly painted and decorated, are supplied
with two OF the celebrated ]. NJ. Bruins
wick g. Blake monarch tables, and the
finest Of balls and cues, 1t is by far the
most pleasant resort ever provided for the
people Of Cairo, and may be visited by the
strictest of our church going people with
impunity for nothing can be found there
that can justly be condemned, the only
drink to be had being water-pure, cold
ice water.
Opened less than week ago, Teiehman's
Billiard Parors are already popular, and
will continue to grow in favor. They are
crowded to their full capacity every even
ng with the billiard fraternity Of the city,
md there is no reason to doubt that they
viii prove paying investment for their
proprietor. In connection with the hall is
stand supplied with the choicest brands
II cigars, and Mr.. Teichman, assisted by
hat genial and accommodating young
Gentleman Carson Martin, attend to the
wants of their friends.
In embarking in this venture, Mr.. Teich-
lan has filled vacancy in the amuscments
fthis city, that none should condemn, but
Il should commend; he proposes keeping
is place just what il now is, first class,
Ugh toned resort, and he should have the
ipport Of every good citizen.
FIRST CLASS cut cards at the BULLETIN
flee at st. Louis wholesale prices. Print.