The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-25
BI.kNITIES.

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Police Magistrate Bard. James could
no. puy, and consequently was sent to the
| calsboose.
Rev. q. Duorschnor pastor # the
German Lutheran Church, will on neat
| Sunday evening deliver discourse on the
following subject "Splritualsm; its ma
Tic are invited t. attend.
According the report published in
The BULLETIN yesterday morning those
were queer boy' who stole Mr.. Ullman's
hundred dollars. We intended 10 say
neither Of them WAS over fourteen years
OF age but the compositor who set up
the item made !. read forty year. of age.
| Bat, so it goes.
Mr.. VIM Eichhoh, At the furniture
factory, corner Seventeenth street and
| Washington avenue, has Just received a
new lot of childrens wagons and bug
| gies, which he is prepared to sell at as
tonishingly low prices. Persons desiring
- purchase such articles will do well to
give him call 2G7-3-2i.Gt
That "oldes, woman has Just died
| again. Here is what the Golconds Her
| aid says about her: "On last Saturday
Elizabeth Cowser,, the Oldest woman in
this county, died at the residence Of her
| daughter, Mrs. Jane Ashford, living u
short distance above Shelters. Her age
was said TO be los years. ler husband
died with the cholera 10 ls32.'
| MIR. Leo Kleb ia ready for business
again. Though the storm wrecked his es-
tsblisbment pretty badly, and made it
necessary for him 10 close up for n ten
days, he has overcome all obstacles and is
On hand again prepared TO supply his old
| friends and customers, and all the rest Of
mankind, with the best Of bread, pies and
cakes. Give him call. 2Gl-3-22-3..
The Methodis,s of Ullin, though few
in number, are full o. energy and pluck,
and like Mo.hodsts generally, are hard
workers. Some time ago they determined
/
it, They no longer meet in the school
house or under trees. but hold their Sos
sions in a neat little white church, hand
somely finished and furnished.
| WIN. Ehlers wishes TO inform the pub
lie that he has just received q large stock
Of imported French calf aud Morocco
Leather from Adolph Nickel, of Cncin-
natl, direct importers, and he can there
fore warrant all his work to be of not only
the best manufacture, but Of tho very
best material. Any one who desires fine
Boots, Shoes or Caters will find it to
their interest to call on Mr.. Ehlors At his
shop, 10th street, and examine his stock
and styles before ordering elsewhere.
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between ten and eleven o'clock last
night, colored couple living in the up
per part of frame house on Eighth street
back of the Perry House, INDUCED in
regular wool-pulling, eye-bungng, nasal
MASKING fight. Before commencing
business they locked all the doors SO as
not to DO interrupted by outsiders. When
the police called at tho door they were in.
formed that their services wero not re-
quirod, and the fight went on. The wo-
man of the house seemed 10 be the best
"msn" of the two.
Mr.. }. Burger has returned from the
| Lar ha hoa ahoo
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 t,mo has
made himself thoroughly acquainted with
tho requirements of the people, as we'll as
tho mysteries Of his business, tho most i'm
portant part of which ia buying when the
market shows the most advantageous bar
gains, in order to sell worry closely, thus
giving his customers every advantage Of
his closo study and knowledge of the dry
goods business.
Large invoices of his new goods are
the road aud he extends a general invi
tation to all his friends to call and exam
inc his stock, as he takes II great deal OF
pleasure in showing goods, whether sales
are made or not. 25l-.3-20-u
AT q meeting of the trustees of the
Southern Illinois normal school, recently
held at Csrbondale, the following faculty
was chosen Principal, Row. Robert Allyn
Of Lebanon; Prof. Granville +. Foster,
, of DnQuoin; Profa, Cyrus Thomas, CIV
Jerome, Daniel Il. Parkinson. j. H
Brownlee and A. y. Hileman; Miss Mar
tha Buck and Miss Kate Henry, Of Nash
vile; and Mrs. Z. W. Jerome and Mis-
Robarts, of Carbondsle. Scholarship
J can only be obtained through county su
psrintendsnts Of public institutions. Cir
culsrs will soon DO issued, giving full in
structlons how to proceed in regard to tn
matter.
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