The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-10

On next Sunday evening Mr.. Charles
Whiting and wife will celebrate their
golden wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Wittig
were married on the 18th day of March
1924. This old couple are now in their
seven.y.,hird year, both having been born
on the 9Th day of November, 1901.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The board Of county commissioners con.
cluded their ilrst session yesterday. The
last hours Of the session we're, in Il small
way, 10 be compared with the las. hours OF
the late Louisiana legislature Blu. as
usual, there was a calm after the storm,
and the members soon rcgsnei their
equilibrium.
DIED.
At ackcnssek, New Jersey, yester-
day Monday morning, Mr.. John X.
Psuison. The deceased was the father OF
Mu W. +. Pitcher Of this city, who lof.
for New Jersey on Sunday afternoon,
hoping TO arrive in time TO see her father
alivo. Yesterday morning tho family re-
oeived a telegram announcing his death.
Mrs. Pitcher will probably arrive in time
for the funeral.
BURGLABIEs
Sometime during the latter part Of
Ss. urdsy night or early Sunday morning
burglars effected an enterance into Mr.
Pat. Ftzgerald's sample room and car.
ried away several boxes OF fine cigars
a quantity Of Tobacco, and some
fine liquors. Tho same nigh, Mr.
Leo Kleb's establishment on
on Sixth stree. was broken into, and al
the money there was in the drawer Sc
cured. The enterance into Mr.. Kleb't
was made by cutting a holo in pain Of
glass in the door with diamond; So fal
no clue to the thieves has boon Oh.
tanned.
CHURCH MATHIS.
At tho meeting Of the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday evening eight persons
presented themselves for church mem,
bership and w9ro received. About forty
persons have united themselves with thi,
church during tho past two months.
Tho meeting at tho Methodist church
last nigh. was attended by large number
OF people. The attendance was, We be
lioyc, larger than on any other evening
since tho revival has been in progress
Great interest was taken lin tho exercises
and several gentlemen who, II few week.
ago, were looked upon rs among the
"hardcneI sinners" Of tho community
but who have been converted since thu
meetings began, related their expert
ence. There seems to be disposition TO
keep up the revival until tho last of thu
tribe Of sinners shall be gathered to tn,
fold
| BUSINESS MENTION.
| VIM. Ehlors wishes to inform the pub
| lie that he has Just received large stock
of imported French calf aud Morocco
Leather from Adolph Nickel, of Cincln.
natl, direct importers, and he can there
fore warrant all his work TO DO of not only
tho best manufacture, but of tho very
best material. Any one who desires fin,
Boots, Shoes or Caters will find it e
their interest to call on Mr.. Ehlers at hi
shop, 10th street, and examine his stocl
and styles before ordering elsewhere.
| 203-3-4-lm
l. O. S, T., tonight. w. r.,
22l-3-l0-lt q. z. w.
R. Smyth & Co, desiring to clos'
out their stock Of fancy groceries, have
concluded to sell the remainder at auc
tion, commencing on next Thursday
morning. The goods consist principal,
Of canned goods, such as peaches, toma
toes, corn, etc, etc. This ia as fine q stool
of goods of the kind as can be found any
where in the city. The auction will b.
held al their store on Ohio levee. In tn
future Messrs. Smyth x Company in
tend dealing in liquors alone, and o
which they have large complete
stock. 222-3-l0-tf.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. II. LOWS has been in the city sine
Saturday last.
MIR. II. F. 'Bouton Of the Jonesbor
Gazette was in town yesterday.
Col. s. 8. Taylor is in New Yor
city. 1t is expected he will return some
timo next week.
Capt. George M. Dugan, Of Bolivs
Tennessee, brother of Capt, Dugan Of tn
steamor'T. +. Eckert, is in the city.
Prominent among the arrivals at th
st. Charles yesterday were IL. Moore, Cir
cinnati; w, l., Willer, Louisville
Levy, Holens; John Kirby, New Orlean
Dudley Green, Evansville; Il. II. Blah
, and wife, Texas; James Harwocd, Ne
D Orleans; Alox. Smith, Leavsnworth; 4