The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-26
GENERAL ITEMS.

business man Of New Madrid, WAS 10 the
city yesterday purchasing goods.
The foundation Of Mr.. VIM. Klugs's
business house, at the corner Of CONNER.
eial avenue and Sixth street, has been
laid and the brick work will be pushed
forward with oil possible haste.
Just received and for sale cheap.
100 boxes oranges;
100 boxes lemons;
IS barrels sweet potatoes;
10 barrels new turnips. Z.
272.S-2s-4t MArHUss 4 UHL.
Largo invoices Of his new goods are
already arriving-still larger ones are on
the road aud he extends . general invi
tstion TO all his friends 10 call and exam.
inc his stock, a. he tskes Q great deal Of
pleasure In showing goods, whether salss
are made or not. 25l-3.20-u
1t has been settled, and the time and
pace agreed upon. The race will come
OF on Saturday afternoon on the track
above Thirty-iourth street, between Com.
msscial and Washington avenues. Both
horses are said 10 b 10 exesllsnt condi.
tion, and the rs,s promises - be lively
one.
Mr.. Vim. Eichhof, st the furniture
factory, corner Seventeenth street and
Warrington avenue, has just received .
new lot Of childrsn's wagons and bug
gies, which he 10 prepared TO sell at as
tonishingly low prices. Persons desiring
{, purchase such articles will do we'll to
give him call. 267-3.24.6t
-Promiuent among the arrivals ct the
81. Charles yesterday wsrG r N Ray,
Pittsburg; Lee Sanders, QuitmAn, Missis-
sippi; R NJ Smith, Columbia, Missouri;
Miss Rosa Ashmesde, Macon, Illinois; j
w Pine, and d r Hardin. Chicago; II 8
Hou.s, st. Louis; N q Savage. and Robert
Ranken, st. Lsuis; John F Gwysr, St.
Charles, Missouri; A W Schneider, New
York.
Mr.. Leo Kleb 10 ready for business
again. Though the storm wrecked his o..
tablishmsnt pretty badly, and made It
necessary for him 10 close up for few
days, he has overcome all obstacles and is
On hand again prepared 70 supply his old
friends and customers, and all the rest Of
mankind with the best Of bread, pies and
cakes. Give him . call. 26l-3-2i-3t.
Col. Taylor arrived in Cairo on
Tuesday afternoon at about 2 o'clock, by
special train tfrom Efinghan. Having
missed connection with the train on the
Illinois Central on Tuesday, he chartered
An engine and car, and came through to
Cairo in double quick time, the run
from Efiingham to Cairo being made in
little over four hours. When the
colonel arrived at home, he found that
Mrs. Taylor was much better.
An old man known - Paddy, while
passing Mr.. Burgers store last night, took
II into his head that Mr.. B. WAS, - Paddy
expressed It quitting on too much style"
and he walked out into the street, picked
up stone, and without word dsliber-
ately threw II through one Of the fine show
windows. Officers Sheehan and Martin
captured Paddy, and whom asked Why he
had broken tho window no said because he
thought "they were putting on too many
airs in there" Paddy was taken to jail.
WIN. Ehlers wishes to inform the pub
lie that no 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 ell his work to DO Of not only
the best manufacture, but Of the very
best material. Any one who desires fine
Boots, Shoes or Caters will ind II "a
their interest to call ON Mr.. Ehlers at his
shop, Goth street, and examine his stock
and styles before ordering elsewhere.
203-3.4.lm
-DIED-At his residence In this city
at one o'clock yesterday afternoon Mich.
olas Wilhelm Artur James Van Kaa
Schmallsnberg. The deceased was An old
citizen Of Cairo. and highly esteemed BY
those who knew him. The funeral will
take place from the residence at 10 o'clock
tomorrow. The remains will DO taken Il
the German Lutheran church, whore tn
services will be conducted by the Rev. q
Dusrschnsr. After the services TIL
remains will be taken 10 the, ssvsn.mil'
burying ground for intsrnent
From q dispatch published In thi