The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-05

lOOh DIdCc yesterday dlleIHuOu rum lhc
residence Of her parents on Commercial
avenue. There was large attendance
OF the friends and acquaintance of the
deceased, and all seemed to feel the loss
they had sustained. The remains were
taken TO Golden tor intcrment.
Mr.. b. McNil, an old and expert
cnced barber has taken charge OF the
shop on Eighth street, formerly occupied
by Mr., Lampert. Mr.. McNiH is white
man and an excellent barber, and will
endeavor to give his customers as good
work as can be had at any other shop in
Caro-. lie soliclts share OF the patron
age OF our citizens. 3.3.2w
Father label, pastor of St. Patrick's
church in this city, Is again with his
flock after a visit Of tour or five months
in his native country-France. He is
much improved IN health and spirits.
He will conduct services to-day at the
regular hours. Father Zahel, by his
kindness and,goodness has endeared him
self to his people and they gave him a
hearty reception on his return.
| lowing card from Roswell Miller, gem
eraI sunerjntpudeut Of fine Cairo and Yin.
cenne. railroad. Announcing that tbc
nSuudav eypress'' has been abandone
CAIRO. Jnly 2gtb. 1877.
EDITOR BULLETIN Alter Sunday
guy -'li' VI ans Nos' . AM =, t,u'e taiu
rnncd N''' PmswT,I W,,Trp aO""
&. :. NELSON. Gen. Supt,
rain Master.
fit ho ,r,a that ono or tho cauJi.
data, for ,bo oircri. in1oo i strivi,g 70
hripo renub,icors n his sunnort rot
because Of his superior legal attainments
or general fitness for the place, but be-
cause he is Republican, that candidate
deserves 10 be def ated. Politics should
not be allowed 10 cut any figure in this
contest. and the man who cannot rise
above til, politician in cases of this na>
| turc. /, not the rignt man to wear the
judicial crmine.
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Referring to the death OF Mr.. a. b.
Stafford, the Pulaski f1'7o' says; Alfred
i. Sltiord, Cashier OF the Cairo National
bank died Of apopIeXy at Burlington,
VI, on Thursday, July 10Th, after two
hours Illness. Mr.. Stafford was univer-
sally known and highly esteemed by the
hn.incss men Of Pulaski county. AMI the
news ot hls-suIJnn death was a terrible
shock 70 this community. Our people
regarded nm As one OF 'he most popular
and cnterprisIhg business men OF caro-
lhe CAIRO BOARD ol r"ue' A'eAa'lnef
Lodge Vi ','' r'''o"S' anu O"''' Ia,
cailp'heilV nave P"SSeU ieso'"''oi9 vi
conference anu III ''o''o' u '''' '''"'''
nation olsovboro in this ,ssua nj
+ho p,,,,rr,> II will ho saon that Hon.
A. "A Irwin has been appointed deputy
United States marshal at this point, &c
protect the property of the Cairo and
Vipcennes railroad and its employees
from evil dismissed person-otherwise
called strikers. This is good appoint,
rent. Mr.. Irwin is the right man for TIT
business entrusted TO him, and in tht
event of trouble he will not only act witt
discretion, but with a promptness and