The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-05
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

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Col. Winston is still in Richmond,
Virginia, somewhat improved in health ana
p still improving.
Sam Fisher, who has been reported
dead, two or three times, was alive yester-
day; but very sick.
Mr.. James s. Swayne was IN the city,
: yesterday taking by the hands us many
friends of other days.
- Pay your gas bills to-day Aug. 81, and
thereby save the discount, which amounts
to snug little sum by the end of the year.
Walter Whitaker has resigned the po-
sition he held as secretary of the Board of
Health. His successor has not been named,
as yet
MIR. Billy McBane, of Metropolis, S. 0.
Lewis, of Villa Ridge, and Pete Coldwater,
of Mound City, were seen upon our streets
yesterday.
Elmer Comings and Willie Wright are
rustcating in New Hampshire, with head
quarters at the Summit House, on Mt
Washington.
Mr.. Lum Sites little two-year old
child died, yesterday, of cholera infantum.
The season seems to be peculiarly severe
one on little children.
Mr.. George S. Fisher left the city yes
terday. for Iowa He will be absent q
month or more. No young man of our
acquaintance has stronger claim upon a
months recreation
| Intelligence reached the city yesterday
that Mr.. Walter Hyslop sailed for America,
) on Saturday last, on one of the steamers Of
the Anchor line. 1t is said that he viii
come directly home.
Mr.. John Finley, the jailer of Unior
county, and Miss jennie Mcclure, daughte
of Capt. and Mrs. T. j. Mcclure, Of Clea
Creek landing, in this county, were uniteC
in marriage on Wednesday last.
President Braden, Of Abingdon Col
lege, will lecture in reply to Ingersoll'
''The Gods" in the Presbyterian church O
|. this city, Sunday, 10th inst, at a o'clock il
= the afternoon and in the evening.
L Notices of meeting of Lodges, Fir
= Companies and other societies will be in
/. serted in the "small advertisement column
: of THE BULLETIN for 25 cents each in
,. sertion.
The regular monthly meeting Of tn
City Council will be held this evening. Tit
parboiling the members receive, during tho
/ two or three hours they are in session
:, these hot nights, entities them to the sympa
r thy Of the public.
6 Mr. Jas Winston lett handsome young
stallion in the city, yesterday that il
believed to be fast It was with the view Of
determining the matter that the animal
was left. He is in hands that will bring
out all that is in him.
The temperance people of Anna will
hold lawn sociable, to-day, and indi-
cations Of large turn out and real iovial
time, were given out as early as last Friday.
| A number ofCairo people expressed pur-
pose, yesterday, to attend,
There was quite a row between ne
gro and white man, near the corner of
Twenty.eighth and Commercial, Sunday
afternoon. Both parties went at it with q
manifest purpose TO hurt one another; but
were separated before either had carried his
purpose into execution.
Mrs. {. D. AFTER is anxious to recover
her husbands glasses. As he was reading
, newspaper at the time or Immediately
, before he was shot, it is likely that the
glasses were dropped by HIM on the side
walk, while he was seeking the shelter of
the ncighboring entrance.
We are reliably informed that some of
the customers of Alex. rockingham & Co.,
brokers, i2 Wall street, New York, have
made $500 within 80 days, from an invest.
, Of about 800. rockingham g. Co., are
thoroughly reliable. Send for their Week.
9 ly Financial Report, sent free.
a 1t was reported yesterday evening, but
= not authoritatiycly, that during the "a
hours ending at noon, there had been
/. twelve new cases Of fever and five deaths
/ in Memphis. DR.. Rauch, whom we met af-
: ter supper had not received the usual
! Memphis report. His New Orleans tclc'
gram is given elsewhere.
Emma Barber went out upon noisy
rampage Sunday night, and when arrested
she was not only making the welkin ring
but making 1t send back deaiening echoes
She waa calnbooscl for the balance of th,