The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-11


sons. Best on Earth. 3t.
Fifty sacks choice peachblow potatoes
for sale at G. d. Williamsons. l
Vanilla Ice Cream at Saup's. 1t.
The Knights of Honor, of Mound City
intend to celebrate the Fourth of July b.
a ball, etc.
- Lemon Ice Cream at Saup's. 1t.
The high school graduating class hat
its picture taken in a group by Mr.. L. A
Phelps yesterday.
Pope county delegates to the congress
ional convention in this city are instructed
to give Judge Young second choice.
The only Pure Cream at Saup's. It,
Prof. Floyd's private school on Walnut
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, is still open every day except Sat
urday and Sunday. II
The new candidate for the office OF
assessor and treasurer of Pulaski county is
"a good and tried republican" Of course,
he is, his name is Hogaudobler.
The japanese Tea Party used saups
Cream. 1t.
Henry Jefferson, was arrested upon a
warrent sworn out by Chief Myers, and ex-
ecuted by Officer Mahanny, for refusing to
pay taxes on his pet dog. Magistrate Com
ing's fined five dollars and costs.
The Fourth of July committee is not
extinct, but is very active in making ex-
tensive preparations for the great event OF
next mouth. 1t is meeting with success on
every hand and in every direction.
A friend of Mr.. j. A. Goldstine's,
foreign purchasing agent for large New
York dry goods house, wrote him letter
from Milan, Italy, which be received yes
terdsy ana in which the writer expresses
the hope thst Cairo is snll on dry ground.
Mi and Mrs. Bowers were the hsppy
rsGepients last evening, Of fine little
daughter weighing s1i pounds John
II be was tbe father Of & half dozen chill.
dfer-
In consequence Of the absence of the
pastor Of the NJ L, church, there will be no
services this Sabbath. Rev. Scarrett
finds it necessary to be at Tamaroa next
Tuesday, and will be at home about the
middle of the week.
The Episcopal Festival used Saup's
Cream. It.
On the 18th instant the Board of Trus-
tees of the Southern Illinois Normal Univer-
sity, will meet at Carbonate. Mr.. G. N.
Hughes has received notice of this fact and
will meet the other members of the board
for the first time in his official capacity,
The Southern Illinois Normal Univer-
sity at Carbonate will celebrate its eighth
anniversary this week, beginning with
sermon by DR.. Allyn, the president, to-day,
and continuing to and including Thursday,
which is commencement day. Rev. DR..
Thomas, of Chicago, delivers the GRAFTON.
AS predicted by Thursdays BULLETIN,
the republicans Of Jackson county, in mass
convention assembled at Murphysboro, in
structed their twenty-five delegates to the
nominating convention to be held in this
city on the 18th proximo for Hon. George
w. Smith.
The temperance people met again at
the court house last night in goodly mum
bers. Mr.. Hoofstitler entertained them
with another rousing total.abstinence
speech and dismissed them well pleased
with the weeks work, though not many
signers to the pledge were obtained. To-
night Mr.. Hootstitler will speak in the Pres
byteran church, and this afternoon a large
meeting will be held at the opera house.
Mr.. Charles Vandevort, the young rail-
reader, who was knocked out of time by
Mr.. John Reeves Friday morning, was out
and down town again yesterday, though
prematurely 50. He had not yet quite
recovered from the effects of the blow, and
went out against the instructions of DR..
Parker. Whether his rash disregard of his
physicians instructions will result in re-
lapse will be seen soon.
Grandmother Argus informant was
mistaken" when he said that at the council
meeting Thursday night lone exciting topic
OF discussion was the ferry privilege asked
by the party who desires to put in boat at
Greendeld's,' and that "it was granted"
There was no discussion at all upon this
subject. The resolution referred to was
offered and declared to be out of order, be-
csusc the ordinances already cover all that