The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-31
GENERAL ITEMS.


wsntei-A Barber, Steady employ.
mont. Wages Sl4 per week. Apply to
Cue. Helm, Sixth street, between OHIO
leyee and Commercial avenue.
2sO-3-3l.3s
Mrs. L. W. Halliday and children
lef. yestoFdSy.for Rio Grande, Gallian
county, Ohio, where they go on visit to
The parents Of Msjor Halliday. She will
remain there several weeks.
Tom Winter, deputy county clerk, re.
turned from Cincinnati on Sunday even
ing. and resumed hi. place in tho clerks
office yesterday Tho clerks Office with
out Tom does. not seem natural
"A spe,ial conelave Of Cairo Comman-
iery No. 10 viii DO held a, tho Asylum
this Tuesday evening. Work IN the or.
der Of tho Temple. Visiting Sir Knights
cordialy invited. Trumpet will be
sounded at o'clock. Per order +. c.
JEwETT WILCOX, Recorder.
2Ss-3.2l-lt
The reception and supper given by
MIR. HgeiAer a: ;h5 Planters House lat
night was grand and joyous affair, but ow-
ing 20 the lg,eness Of the hour q: which We
write, and in consequence Of press Of
other matter, We arc unable 10 do the sub
iec: justice Tonight. Tomorrow We shall
speak moro a. length Of this magniGcen.
affair.
WINTER-AATSON-At the rei-
dence Of Gen. Il. z. Price, wednesday,
March %, 1874 $. . o'clock p m, Thopas
Winter, II CAIRO, His, to Miss Estel,e
Mstson Of Boone county, Ky. y
Tho abov. 10 from the Cincinnsth En-
qurer' Of Thursday morning last Mr..
Winter and lis bride arrived in the city
on Sunday evening, and took rooms at the
St. Charles hotel. May they live long
and be hsppy is the wish Of all.
stewart * Ghol,on have received their
stock of spring and summer goods, snd are
now ready 10 supply their friends and Gus
TONERS with a. good good and at lower rate
than any other house in the city. Their
stock Of drcs, goods, fancy goods, notions,
etc, is iull and complete, and Of superior
quality. Mr.. steuar;, Who ha, been in New
York for SOME time, win return in day o.
two. They solicit an examination of their
goods, confident that they can suit all who
call upon them. 2Nj-3-2"-3t
VIM. 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 BIO can there
fore wgrran. all 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 find It to
their interest to call on Mr.. Ehlers at hi:
shop, Goth street, and examine his. stock
and styles before ordering elsewhere.
203-3-i.lm
Fred, WhitcGmp now has charge Of
the Central meat market, Washington ayo
nuc. between Ninth and Tenth streets
Under Freis. supervision the Central
will be ono Of the best establishments o
the kind in existence. The en.iro con-
Germ has been thoroughly renovated, re
painted, papQred etc , and is now as nea,
as parior 'Only the beet of meats vii
be kept, and tho patrons Of the Contra
| will receive the most courteous attention.
Mr.. Whitcsmp invite attention, to his
shop. Give him n call. 200-2-3l-3t.
Tho race yesterday between Mr.. j ohr
p. Hely's black mare, and the bay hors
owned by Mr.. Jack Hodge Of Unity, wa
won BY tho former. Tho distance rui
was six hundred yards IN few feet owe
one-third of milo and n. the oUtcom
the black mare wss about thirty yard
ahead. !, may now be we'll to state tina
there was no money at stake between tn
owners Of tho horses on the result Of tn
speed of the respective horses. Mr.. Hell,
says he put his nag into tho race Tor III
purpose Of ascertsining whether she cou
"run worth talking about, and Mr., iIcdg
says the same of his horse. Parties VIII
bet and lost their money cannot, therefore
blame either Of the principals. Aftor til
first the bay horse was matched agans
Mr.. John Sackbcrger's sorro', known q
"Whistler." at tho outcome, Hodge
T horse was long ways shcad
, AT about one o'clock this mornin
. ire was discovered issuing from tho secon
; story ofthe rear end of the MocHler hous,
/. near the corner of Fourth street and Con
mercial avenue. Tho alarm WAS SOUNDED
I but before the engines arrived on III
{ ground tho ire had gained considerab
Roadway; anG though they (the IRE con
panies) worked hard and did oil the
IT could, nearly the entire building was col