The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-20
GENERAL ITEMS.

police court yesterday.
g. W. Corlc-. sof Metropolis. was at the
st. Charles hotel yericrday.
Chief McIIalc caaboo,cd drunkcn man
yesterday evening. because ne made a good
deal more noise than the law permits.
The subject OF the Rev. Mr.. Gtlbcrt's
lecture in the Episcopal church tonight,
will BE- Mans Spirit, Gods Candle"
Mr.. T.. =. Wilson, general freight agent
OF the Cairo aud yinccnnes railroad. who
has been absent for some time, returned yes
| tcrdsy.
The cairo ST. Patrick's Benevolent soci.
ETY. return ayote Of thanks TO II. Watson
Webb for the use Of his horse, rendered by
him 10 their marshal on the occasion Of the
parade ON the 18th Of March, not so much
for the real service rendered, but for the
manner ia which it was rendered. BY OF
der Of the society. join II. HOGAN, Sce'y.
M. Chri-. IIanny is now In New York
selecting n stock of goods for the spring and
summer trade. some Of the new stock viii
| arrive in a few day, and will at once be cx-
posed for sale. The new stock will consist
Of all the latest and most fashionable pat
terms Of good,, and he requests his old
friends and customer. and the public gcner-
ally to call and examine hi. stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
Prominent among the arrivals at the It.
Charles hotel yesterday were II. +. Young,
Washington; Frank Wentworth, Cincinnati
4. d. Miller, Bloomington, \. b. Fisher,
Xcnia, Indiana; A. F. Osborne, Kokomo,
Indiana; @. Henry, New York; \. ID. Rim
hart, Cincinnati; y. X. Denny. st. Louis;
J. p. southworth and family, Mobile A..
LeDuc. New Orleans; q. w. Noble, Chca-
go, and q. NJ. Barker, Vicksburg.
MIR. Phil. II. Saup has remove cd hi. con-
lcctioncry establishment from Commercial
avenue to Buder Bro. y brick building at the
| corner of Eighth street and Washington ave-
nue., where he will be pleased to receive all
his old friends and customers, and the pub
lie generally. The room occupied by Mr..
Saup il just suited TO his business. In the
| front part will be located the soda foun, ain
and candy stand while in the rear hand
somely finished and furnished ice cream ST.
loon has been fitted up. SUN further back
| the candy manufacturing establishment Will
| be located. In the course of few days the
| entire place viii be in ship-shapc, and then
Cairo can boast of one OF the neatest aud
haBd-omest confectionery and ice cream sa-
| looms in this section Of country. 2ji-3-20lt
| --DlED - At three O'Clock. Thursday
| March 10, 1874, at her residence in this city,
| Mrs. Carl Peters. aged II years. The funeral
will take place from the German Lutheran
church on Thirteenth street, at 10 o'clock to.
| day. After the services at the church, the
remains win be taken by the afternoon trail
| to Jonesboro. Friends OF the family are cor
daily invited to attend.
| At a meeting o! the lady members of tn
German Lutheran church, OF which the de
ceased was member, held last evening, the
following resolutions were adopted
| WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
| In his infinite wisdom to remove from our
midst and the church, by death, our beloved
sister, Mrs. Carl Peters, therefore
Resolved, That while we bow with hum
BILE submission to the will of the Master, We
shall ever feel the great loss we have sustain
ed II the death OF our loved and loving sis
ter that in the councils OF the church es
pccially will we miss her valuable advice
| and further
Resolved, That to the bcrcayed husband
who, :in the death OF his wife, has lost hi,
best :and truest friend, our most heartfelt
| sympathy and pray God 20 make his burden
as light as possible; and be it further
| Resolved. That we, rs members of the
German Lutheran Shurch, tender to hin
our assistance In bringing up his motherles
| children that they NAV be taught to follow