The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-24
BREyITIES

Those persons who are snxious to
know about the future OF the soul, are re.
ferrcd to Jim Mallory II Mallory cont
be found, let them call On Judge Cole
man. Either Of them can give tho de-
sired information.
Mr.. VIM. Eichhof, At the furniture
factory, corner Seventeenth street and
Washington avenue, has just received .
new lot OF childrens wagons and bug.
gie', which he is prepared to sell at g.
tonishingly low prices. Persons desiring
- purchase such articles will do we'll to
give him call. 2G7-3-24.Gt
Grand Gynnastic Performance
by the
Pupils Of the Cairo Turner Society,
Tuesday, March gath, 1874.
Zum Schlus Tanzkraen zchen.
2sG-3-24-td
On Saturday night last Esquire
Lsnts store at Dongols WAS burgiari.ed,
and considerable property stolen. The
burglars succeeded in getting into the
store BY breaking out the upper sash of
. window in the rear of the store building.
The principal portion Of the goods stolen
consisted Of tobaOcos, cigars, shirts, stock
| ings, etc. 30 far no trace Of the thieves
has been obtained.
Mr.. Leo Kleb Is ready for business
again. Though the storm wrecked his o..
tablishment pretty badly, and made Il
necessary for him 70 close up for few
days, he has overcome oil obstacles and is
On hand again prepared TO supply his old
friends and customers, and all the rest OF
mankind, with tho best Of bread, pies and
cakes. Give him call. 2cl-3-2a-st.
Morris, Rood h Co., lumber manu-.
factursrs at Ul,in are hlling..sn order for
white oak lumber to DO shipped to San
Francisco, California, where it 10 TO bs
worked into heads for wine cssk.. The
lumber 10 clear Of sap or knots, and is to
be two inches thick, the firm receive al
most double the usual price per thousand
| feet for it.
WIN. Ehlers wishes to inform the pub
| lie that he has just received . large stock
Of imported French calf aud Morocco
Leather from Adolph Nickel, OF Cincin-
natl, direct importers, and he can there.
fore warrant all bis work 10 be Of not only
! the best manufacture, but Of the very
best material. Any one who desires fine
Boots, Shoes or Caters will find II to
their interest 70 call on Mr.. Ehlers at his
shop, Goth street, and examine his stock
and styles before ordering elsewhere.
203-3-4-lm
The fireman on the engine which
took out the north bound train on the IL.
linois Central on Saturday evening last,
met with serious accident at Ullin. A
piece Of heavy timber used in loading
lumber cars was carelsssly left laying
crosswise on fat car, tho end sticking
put far enough to knock the fireman of
the step of the tender on which he was
standing whom the train went by the car.
His body and head were badly bruised
and one of his arms broken. Another
such an unfortunate affair will not occur
At Ullin soon again, as Tom jeffrey has
taken the matter in hand, and il threat
sning, storming and sweating tom
don't swear) will do any good, railroad
accidents at Ullin are at an end.
Mr. J. Burger has returned from the
East, where he has been purchasing an
immense stock of dry goods tor the spring
and summer trade. Mr.. Burger has been
in the dry goods business in Cairo for the
last ten years, and during that time has
made himself thoroughly acquainted with
the requirements Of the people, as we'll as
the mysteries of his business, the most i'm
portsnt part of which is buying when the
market shows the most advantageous bar
gains, In order TO soil very closely, thus
giving his customers every advantage Of
his close study and knowledge of the dry
goods business.
Largo invoices of his new goods are
already arriving-still larger ones are on
the road and he extends . general invi
tation to all his friends TO cali and OF am.
inc his stock, a. he takes great deal Of
pleasure in showing goods, whether salsl
are made or not. 25l-3.2O.tf