The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-13

The Chicago Times calls Judge Green
: Judge Greer.
: Rev. E. B. Olmsted lett for home yes
!. terday morning.
The usual services will be held in tht
several churches to-day.
See our great drive in folding japanese
! fans at 10 cts. STUART.
Mrs Samuel Meyers, who has been In
Cincinnati for about ten weeks visiting rel
atives, returned day before yesterday.
Grants grave is large one. 1t con-
tains the political remains of John A. Lo.
gan as well as those of the old commander.
The Rough and Ready fire company Isl
by notice which appears elsewhere, re-
quested to meet IN their hall tomorrow
night.
We offer the balance of our parasol
stock at greatly reduced prices to close.
STUART.
The fruit growers around us have been
shipping quite quantity of their products
north and, until now, obtained a good
price for them.
Rev. Knappe has discontinued his
English service, on Sunday evening during
the warm weather. Morning services will
continue as usual.
Mr.. Trousdale delegate to the state
convention, passed through this city en-
route for home yesterday. While here he
paid us friendly visit.
We will offer on Monday morning a
new line of Union printed lawns, in choice
styles, at 8 cents. STUART.
The Illinois Press association contem-
plates a business meeting at Chicago, the
first of next month, to be followed by an
to lake Superior.
"A little son of Ben Robbins, an en-
ploye of the Illinois Central railroad, yes
lay fell from tree in his fathers yard and
broke his leg. The same boy broke an arm
n falling from the same tree last year.
In another place will be found
programme of the Alexander county Sum-
lay school convention which is to be held
n the Methodist church on the 18th inst.
The funeral of Mr.. Henry Sticher
ook place yesterday at two o'clock. Quite
number OF his friends turned out to &C.
ompany his remains to their place of re-
0se.
-Messrs. Stratton & Bird are sole agents
this district for the "Charm Baking /
owder" and dealers can save freight by G
Tying of them. They guarantee St. Louis v
west wholesale prices 8
We will offer on Monday morning, at i,
he lowest prices of the season, 100 pieces Ii
ew Hamburg edgngs and insertings so II
eces Torchon and Smyrna laces.
STUART. ;,
Mr.. j. H. Metcalf has somewhat dis h
'uraged loafng around his front store II
'or, by removing the benches which so I,
ng served idlers as support, as they in b
llged in filthy comments upon passers-by. a,
Geo. Robinson was yesterday arrested p
; Officer Wins for being drunk. He was al
ought before Justice Olmsted, who fined 81
IN five dollars and costs. But George did
It have the money and was sent to the cal es
loose five days. al
Mr.. Crawford has formally withdrawn '"
i'm the Democratic congressional contest, ~
lich leaves the field clear to Graham and
artzell. Of these two Hartzell stands the &c
tier chance, and will in all probability III
our next congressman. al
"A picnic Is advertised on large posters, =, =,
be given on the 3D. of July, at Ullln -
owe, by Mr.. Il. Hickman of that place. W
is to be a celebration of the Fourth and ".
II be characterized by all that could be ~
shed for by the most fastidlous. I'll
Ladies who contemplate travelling for m,
Q summer, should see our line of hosiery. Ia,
yves, ribbons, ties, collars and cuffs, etc. ey
e have marked down many goods below We
cir market value to close the season. M
STUART. bu
The coolest place in town is George We
ises barber shop, near the Planters the
use . In addition to the cool breeze al de-
Us blowing through it from the Missis- to
pi, patent fans are always in motion.
king shave on hot day delightful oas
Grafton.
Stuart the largest retailer Of dry goods COZ
this city, has been large purchaser of an.
inner dry goods at the recent sharp deal fro
!, and is now in condition to offer COZ
iuine bargains IN all departments. A leg
it of inspection will convince all that il wo