The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-01
GENERAL ITEMS.

BULLETiE Office ts
observation-disclosures Wclnc Jay
evening, April 9Th.
Col. l.. i. Townos and George Dough-
orty, Of Joncsboro wero in the city yos.er-
day.
1t will require ab,u, one week longer
for Tux BULLETIN TO recover from its
late dose Of legislature af!or which /. will
be itself again.
-"Old Pfous' says we will have either
'snow or rain in this section today. 1t
is said the old boy knows what be is talk
lag about.
On Friday evening, April 10th, Mr..
J. Schlesinger viii receive bench. At the
hands Of the Concordia Singing Society.
The concert will take place in lha A,he-
neum.
Tho stockholders Of the Cairo City
Gas company will moe. on tho 9th Of
April for tbs purpose Of elocting direct
ors for the ensuing yoa'. See notice in
another column.
wsnise--A Barber, Steady employ
mcut Wages Sli per week. Apply to
Gus Helm, siA!h street, between OHIO
leyee and Commercial avenue.
2s0-3-3I-3.
The steamer Grand Tower, on her up
trip Monday night, brought the remains
Of Clarence Adsi., killed by the explosion
Of tie boilers Of the Crescent CITY. The
bodies Of Mira. OstrAndor and WIN. Mum
by were taken to -. Louis
Mr.. r. +. a. Virchow, tho young
man who did the painting at the Plant
| cr's house. intends t. take an extended
walk. Ho proposes to walk from this city
to Portland, Oregon, sketohng such
scenes on tho route as he thnya win mako
good paintings 10 wa start within "A
few days.
DR. II. WurJGera lecture on Monday
night in tho high rchool building, is
| spoken # a7 having been ono 60! the finest
Of the course. Every ono was pleased
with It, and thero il general desire that
the lecture should be put in print % that
those who dii Mt have tho pleasure #
hearing the doctor deliver it msy have an
| opportunity of reading it.
All persons having claims ,aiuss me
are requested t. present them Tor pay
ment within the next ten day, Na shall
depart on tho 10Th inst. Al persons in
deb,cd 10 no ARE requested l. meSe i'm
mediate payment. | can be found any
day bet aecn the hours Of / and o'clock
AT the st Charles hotel. II LEVY.
Cairo, April |, 1914 2-f-l-'t
There wall ho Bspti-, rrayer-meet-
ing in their Mission room, corner Of
Washington avenue and Tenth street,
over WEtlocks store, this Wednesday
evening. Al the friends OF tho baptist
cause are cordially invited t. be present
and Join in the services Of She hour. The
| Mission room has been neatly fitted up
ard is now very pleasant place To moot
in.
--Prominont among the arrivals at tho
St. Charles yesterday were: John +
Wilson, Cincinnati; George Steven, Mo-
line, Illinois j. f. Claain, Jackson. Ten
nossoe II, L. Parsons, Nicksburgi Gee.
w. Watson, Mayleld, Kentucky; Mrs.
Blake, Hot Springs, Arkansas; Goo. Trum-
bull, vito and son, Chicago j, $. Baird,
Greensboro, Kentucky, and Il. Parkinson.
Mt. Carmel, Illinois.
Tho loss by the burning Of the Mock
lor house ia between two and three
thousand dollars on property. Mr.. Mock
Ter SAYS there was $3.50 in greenbacks
in drawer in ono OF the bureaus in the
upper part of the building, ali of which
was burned up. We understand there
was 81, 800 insurance on the building, and
$500 on the furniture. Mr.. Mockler has
the sympathy of tho community because
. of his misfortune.
h VIM. Ehlors wishes to inform the pub
: lie that he has just received largo stool
: of imported French calf aud Morocc'
: Leather from Adolph Nickel, of Cincin
natl, direct importers, and ho can there
fore warrant AL his work TO bo Of not onl.
tho best manufacture, but Of tho yer.
best material. Any one who desires fin
Boots, Shoes or Caters will find 1t t
their interest TO call on Mr.. Ehlers at hi
shop, 2Oth street, and examine his s,oc
70 and styles before ordering elsewhere.
203-3-4-lm
Under the head Of announcements /
: this mornings BuLLETIN will be foun
that of Mr.. Harmon Black, who has OF
q tered the ring rs candidate for the oiliC
IL of city attorney. Mr.. Black lie a yeun
attorney Of fno legal attslnmen's, and