The Cairo bulletin., 1874-03-28

90 UaIIeW sWeet pOtatoeei
10 barrels new turnips.
272-3-2s-+t MArBUss u UHL.
The funeral Of n. w. A. j. v. X.
SchmAllsnberg took place yesterday
morning at lhl o'clock, and wAs attended
BY very large number OF the friends
and acquaintance Of the deceased.
In another place in this morning
BULLETIN will be found a notice for a
meeting Of the Liberal Religious Associa-
tion Of Cairo, TO be held tomorrow Sun
day evening, March 29th, In the rooms
over Col. Henry's hardware store. o..
The Golden correspondent OF the
Jonesboro Gazette says Fruit 10 safe
yet. The cold nights Of this week will
not have the disastrous effect that wai
feared. A week more Of fine weather
and Golden will be jubilant.".
Mr. joseph MoKiuzie, Judge Howlsy
and Peter Netf have been "csllei" to be-
come candidates for Aldermen at the en-
suing charter election. Either Of the
gentlemen are we'll qualified snd would
doubtless serve the people sccep,Ably il
/ elected.
Free lunch -Oelmonico saloon, Ohio
lsves. A free.lancn will be spread at the
above saloon every Saturday night At nine
o'clock. A. T. * J. n. ZlsoSE.
276.3.27-2t
Prominent nong the arrivals at the
st. Charles hotel yesterday were: John
Clement, Cincinnati; J b Raft and lady
A Lilinthal and A Britten, New York; {
II Thompson, Chicago; w II Curtiss, Buf
falo; z A Morse, ST. Louis. w A Looney
Vienna, Illinois.
-Farnbaker, the clothier, 10 convinced
that advertising in TIE BULLETIN pays
He says that people who read The Bull
LETIs not only come to his hcuse to buy
their clothing, but that they leave theil
pocket books with him SOL 10 not self
ish, and returns tho pocket books.
The remains of the young man who
died so suddenly in . car at the depo
on Thursday afternoon wSs not, as stated
In TUE BULLETIN of yesterday morning
sent TO his home by express. ThOugl
put in neat coffin they were still in ont
Of the sitting rooms of the Illinois Cen
trail depot last evening. II was said the,
would be forwarded to Champaign b,
express this morning.
The first installment of Mr.. Chri
Hanny's .tock of spring and aumme
goods arrived last night, and is now read
for inspection. The stock consists of fin
dress goods, fancy goods, ETC., and larg
stock Of fine carpets. Frost and DAvii
the clerks In the store, are IN their ole
ment, and will take pleasure in exhibiting
tho new and nobby styles in goods. Gal
and examine their stock, even II you d
not purchase anything. Ssl-3-2s-2
Mr.. Morgan, the well-known an
popular conductor on the Illinois Contra
has patented q new coupon railroad ticke
which 10 said to bo very ingenious con
trivanes, but that It will come into ger
eral use 10 not doomed probable. 1t
said also that Mr.. Morgan has decline
the presidency Of the "Grangers Bank,
believing that TO be conductor on . frs,
class railroad is o surer thing than Il
, presidency Of so uncertain an instit,
tion.
WIN. Ehlers wishes to inform the pul
c lio that he has just received . large stoe
a of imported French calf aud Moroc,
!: Leather from Adolph Nickel, of Cincil
natl, direct importers, and he can ther
fore warrant all his work TO DO Of not on
the best manufacture, but Of the ve
2. best material. Any one who desires a
Boots, Shoes or Caters will find It
their interest to call on Mr.. Ehlers at
shop, 2Oth street, and examine his st6
n and styl les before ordering elsewhere.
2O3--3-4. I'm
There was Q tAir attendance st
Athsneum last..night to see the gre
"Miltonian Tableaux of Paradise Los
representing MiltoD's description
"Heavsn, hell, chaos, pendsmouium .
the Garden Of Eden" The enterts
70 msnt 10 full Of interest, and we'll wo
seeing. In order that the child
Of the different schools may have an