The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-06
OUR ROUNDABOUT POCKET,
TOBACCO SALE TO-DAY.

The regular weekly sales OF tobacco
will tnke place at the PlsEter's warehouse
this forenoon. A considerable quantity
Will DO offered for sale. 1t Is expected tina,
there will be o good attendance OF buyers
MANAGERS MEETING.
! There will be meeting Of the man.
ayers Of the Orphan Asylum, in Mrs.
Wardnsr's rooms on Friday afternoon
March 9Th, at three O'Clock, for the pur-
pose Of electing IA new bonrd Of officers.
the board of trustees.
Mrs. RIrTEsHoUsE, Secretary.
GINGER ALE.
We have had an opportunity to sam
pie the celebrated Ginger ale now being
manufactured In this city by Mr.. Andrew
Lohr, and are prepared TO pronounce i, an
excellent article. l, has II ploAsan. and
| refreshing taste, and what is good about
IL IL that il will not make drunk GOMEZ
NO matter how much one may drink Of
1t. Mr.. Lohr is prepared to supply deal.
ers and others with quantities 10 suit.
No GAS.
III Mr.. Gorould could have heard all
the curses that wero last night hsapei up
on his head because the street lamps were
not lighted, 10 would have boon forced 81
tho conclusion that he had the iewe.,
friends and was tho meanest man ia the
city. We don't know whose fault i, is,
but It is certain taAt tho gas in the stree,
lamps is seldom lit on roally bad and dis
agreeable nights, such as las, night was.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Frank j. Chapman Of Carbon
dale was a, the st. Charles yesterday.
Prominent among the arrivals a, the
81. Charles yesterday were the following:
John ii Fisher, Evansville; q IL Gates,
Chicago; A King and wife, Marion,
Ohio W w McGauley, Arlington, Ken
lucky; & + Wharton, 81. Louis; j X
HeArsley, Memphis a 5 Gray and wife,
Tolono; Hes, Vienna.
the ASri.TEMPERAsCg LxCTuKE.
Madam Mordaunt could not certainly
have felt tlttterei when she came on the
stage last night and saw how few persons
had turned Oh. to hear her lecture in ia.
vor OF whisky and whisky selling. BY a
careful count there was Just iorty-one
persons Ia the house, and ont o: that mum
Der only four were saloon keepers.o in
al a.. 81
liquor. OF the Maisms lecture we heard
but little, and in that little were una
BILE to find anything remarkable, either as |
literary production or Al argument ia
favor of whisky dealing. The Madam, ne
an snti-temperance lecturer, 10 not sue
cess.
BESKsir RENDERED.
10 j. Schlesinger, Leader Of the Cairo
Concordia Singing Society;
DEAR SiR;-We,the undersigned active
Mem beers Of the "Concordis" feeling it
our duty to in some suitable manner prove
10 you our appreciation of your untiring
efforts during the past eight months in in
'trucsing the members Of the society with
out remuneration OF any kind whatever,
have resolved TO tender You a compliment
Larry benefit, each and all of US promising
10 do our best to make il II success. We
hope you will accept this testimonial Of
our kind wishes for you, in the same
spirit in which it is rendered. As TO when
md whore the concert shall take place,
We leave to you to say.
Hoping this offer will meet with your
favorable consideration, we remain,
II. Hasenjager, John A. Koehler,
X. V. Belzner, Joseph Huber.
Louis Herbert, r. Hebsscker.
Jacob Klee, ID. Dirtinger,
John Koehler, George Isenberg
Paul G. Schulz,
BUSINESS MENTIONS.
-Messrs, K. Smyth a. Co., take this
mothod Of informing the public that, de-
firing to close out tho gre Gerry branch Of
their business, they will dispose OF their
stock of fancy groceries, consisting Of
canned goods, sauses, pickles, etc., at
greatly reduced prices. Persons desiring
60 DDS of this kind will consult their own
interests by calling on them at their store,
No. 81 Ohio levee. 33.tf
WIN. Ehlers wishes to inform the pub
lie that he has Just received . large stock
Of imported French calf and Morocco
Leather from Adolph Nickel, of Cincin-
natl, direct importers, and he can thcrc.
foro warrant all his work to be OF no. only
The best manufacture, bu, of tho very
best material. ANY one who desires fine
Boots, Shoes or Caters will find u 10