The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-31

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Parker are ,stiil at the springs, and viii
remain for some time.
--Coffee-W offer lts. choice Pea.
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Abs. Golden coffee tor ................ntl 90.
Abs. choice Rio coffee for..".."..sl 90.
4. lbs. prime Rio coffee for. Isl 90.
8 lbs. fair coffee ior..,""..,."u"."sl 90.
At New York store. At
Circuit court was in session ycater.
day, and the Union county bond case
was continued Though number OF
witnesses were examined during the
day, the evidence is not all in yet, and it
il now certain the case will continue the
balance of this week, and perhaps apor-
ton OF next.
Hams, breakfast bacOn-We offer 10
the retail trade best brands Of suger
cured canvased ham, for l2!c. per ID.
Sugar cured breakias. bacon from II to
l2j per ID. our stock in meats comprises
all lines, which we shall offer at tho
lowest cash prices. New ! DIRK Store. Il.
The mosquito begins to make mid
night raids through the dwellings of the
citizens, and in consequence mosquito
bars and wire screens are being brought
into use. We know one man who de.
clares he has spent two months wages
in preparing to fight the Fostering
'skeeter.'
Hon. }. II. Oberly steps down and
out from the BULLETIN on Friday, and
his brOthcrs-in-law, w. +. " l., e..
Schuckcrs, step up and in. We learn
that Mr.. Oberly and his family, will, at
an early day remove to Springfield,
which city he proposes to make his lu.
ture residence. We regret the teiniiu.
alton OF his editorial career aud his con-
templated departure from our midst.
May good fortune attend him, is our sin
cerc wish.-.Sm.
The S,m has been misinformed as TO
Mr.. Oberly's intention to remove from
Cairo. While Mr.. Oberly's public duties
will neccs.itate his absence from the
city much of his time, his family will re-
main here aud Cairo will always be their
home. Mr.. Oberly has never contem-
plated leaving Cairo permanently.
Should bis family at any time leave the
city it will be tor but short period an d
not permanently.
Street Superintendent German with
his force of teams and laborers was at
work Yesterday on Washington avenue
between Eleventh and Thirteenth streets,
and did considerable good work. The
avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets was badly in need OF repairs, and
the work done yesterday was as thor
ough and complete us the force OF Mr.
Germans hands could make i.
--Tycurgus, the great law-givor OF
Greece, in order to produce n healthy,
vigorous race, had all the imperfectly de-
veloped children put to death at BIRTH
such violent measures could have
been avoided had the mothers of those
children known how conclusive it Is TO
the health Of the offspring to wear good
shoes. Such as those kept at l.ivings-
toms shoe store, Eighth street, Sc
The third annual commencement
exercises of the Southern Illinois Normal
University will begin OIL Tuesday, June
18th, and continue the 18th and llth. On
Wednesday morning at O'Clock Prof
Olney will deliver an address, ard at II
O'Clock Thursday morning the GRADUATE
ing exercises will take place. DR.. Greg
ory will deliver an address Oh Thursday
OF l2 o'clock, m. The public are invited
to attend these exercises.
The examinations in the pubic
schools are still going on, and we ART
told will not be through with before to
morrow evening--the end OF the present
school term. These examinations arr
not Of public character and are only
for the purpose Of ascertaining which @
the pupils are ready for advancement
to the higher departments. The exam
atoms so far have been most satisfactory
and encouraging.
Died, in this city on Tuesday even
ing ct o'clock, Nellie, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. W. Il. Redman, aged nearl.
three years. The funeral services wer
held at the Catholic church yestcrda,
AFTERNOON, and at three o'clock specia
train left the foot Of Eighth street 10
villa Ridge, where the remains wer
Inferred. The bereaved parents, an
brothers aud sisters OF the family hay
the sympathy of their friends and &C
quaintances.
Arrangements Tor grand Fourth {
July celebration and barbecue Mt DIV
Branch In this county are now bein
made. A large covered dancing hill vii
be prepared for those who wish to dance
and swings, etc., will be provided 10
those who msG be present. Refresf