The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10

with, is most likely correct. 1t is under
stood from the officers of the boat that al
soon as the fact became known to them
that man was overheard they turned back
searched for him, but to no purpose; he had
undoubtedly drowned ere the fact OF his
falling overheard was made known. 1t was
also learned that Stone was on his way to
Grand Chains H., where he said he lived,
but no one on the boat knew anything about
him."
The good always come to their own.
The modest man never fails to get his re-
ward. The republican papers have been
abusing us shamefulIy of late, but they are
now getting down to facts, and we are
being indicated. All we now need to re-
establish us in our own estimation is a sur
prise party or two and an evening newspa.
per. The Chicago Tribune said we set out
to annihilate an editorial antagonist and
got whipped. The Carinville Enquirer
says; The first report was that Oberly
drew pistol, with intent to kill and STAY
numerous persons. he.fght grew larger
and larger, until last Saturday we picked
up an exchange which had arrived at the
climax The man Oberly shot, died of
his wounds Other papers have repre-
sented Oberly as a man of gigantic pow
ers who literally crushed poor, weak
printer with his ponderous paws" The
Enquirer kindly remarks that those ac-
quainted with US Can appreciate those ex-
aggerations. Ale is" says the Enquirer,
zone of the midest men in the state, and
this parade about his ferocity grew out of
the fact that for the first time in quarter
of century he got little mad and spoke
cross" That's it, We spoke cross. But
we will never do 50 again. Mr.. Hoffman
may see in US an example OF patient merit
waiting for the verdict-of virtue modestly
standing by for yndcstion. Our example
shows, we take il, that the good always
come out on top Bloomington Bulletin.
The ladies of Cairo have become ac-
customed to looking forward with great
expectations to the annual Opening" to
which Mrs S. Williamson treats them at
her millinery establishment on Seventh
street, and heretofore they have ever found
their highest anticipations fully realized.
They have found the most magnificent dis.
plays of ladies furnishing goods in infinite
variety and all the artistic combinations of
colors or material approved in the Attest
edict of the god of fashion. This year
Mrs. Williamson has been as studous of
the wants Of the ladies of Cairo and sur
country as ever before. She has
been north and east for week and will
-emain nearly another week examining the
great stocks OF the foremost fashion bazaars
n the country, from which she will make |
Ter selections for her own customers. Her |
goods have already begun to arrive, aud |
will continue to arrive every day this week,
and on Thursday next the usual Opening" |
viii begin at her Seventh street stand.
Mrs. Williamson always carries the heaviest
stock OF millinery goods in the city, aud
her many years experience in the business
enables her 10 always keep it up to the
LINES. Her opening this year will be like
unto grand exposition, at which every
thing that's beautiful and useful and fash
.onsb.e in ladies goods will be displayed
IN prOtusion and with brilliant effect.
None should fail to attend the opening,
And all should wait for Il. 2t
The oint committee Of the city couu-
Gil having in charge the ordinance propos.
Ing to raise the grade Of aportion of Com
mercial avenue to tity.fye feet, did well
TO ask for further time in which to report
upon a resolution referred to them by the
council at It's previous meeting, declaring
Il lnwlse to interfere with the existing
grade Of the avenue and requiring the com.
nit'ec TO report at last nights meeting Of
the council In the first place the commit
tee did not know what, or upon what, they
were 10 report The resolution simply de-
3iarcl it unwisc to Interfere with the ex.
sting grade Of the avenue, and
thI, resolution was referred to
the committee with instructions to
report. Report what or upon whatl
Some will say, "ofcourse, the committee was
10 report upon this resolution declare
The declaration embodied IN the resolution,
that it is unwise to change the existing
grade OF Commercial avenue, to be the
sense Of the committee and recommend
The adoption Of the resolution by the coun.
Gil" Well, suppose the committee had
done this, it would still have retained the
ordinance proposing to change the grade of
the avenue, for thepurpose Of considering it