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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-05-27
LYNCHBURG GOODS.
NE ~ GOODS
TG1HE undersigned are now receiving the
IL largest and most desirable stock of
FOREIGN. and DOMESTIC GOODS

they have ever brought 70 this place before
adapted to the spring and summer trade, con-
sisting Of almost every article usually kept in
the dry goods department. A fiue line of the
latest and most fashionable styles of
Ladies Dress Goods and Trimmings,
fine stock of ladies, misses, and
Children's Shoes of the latest styles,
gentlemen's ready-made Clothing of
various descriptions, Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Hardware, and Cutlery, Glass
and QueensWare, a fine assortment
of Iron, Nails, Castings, Horse and
Mule Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Axes,
Drawing, Breast, Lock, and Stay
Chains, Wedding Hoes, Sugar, Cof
fee and Salt,
and various other articles not necessary to
mention, to which we respectful solicit the
the people generally to cal and eranin ne our
goods and prices, as we will take great pleasure
in showing our goods to the public, always
endeavoring to please and give FIJI satisfaction
We think we can make it to your interest to
deal with US, as we are determined to sell
Goods as cheap as they can be bought at any
regular house in this county. Call and see US
before purchasing elsewhere. This stock haJ
been selected with great care by the senior
partner of the firm, who has been in the Dry
Goods business for thirty odd years.
L n
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TIE New York Times does not relish the idea
of war with England 1t says: "We concur
sin the general view OF the case presented by
s'Mr. Sumner in his recent speech. But we
"confess We do not see how even on that basis
''friendly negotiations are to be easily opened
''between the two governments. for an adjust
sment Of differences. Ths tenor and tendency
''of that speech is toward war, rather than q
peaceful settlement. And Senator Chambers
proposition in the Senate is unquestionably
sand avowedly in that direction. Tho para
''mount object in both cases is to compel Eng
''land to do what will most humiliate her, in
satisfaction OF the wrongs she has done us.
"This cannot be done by negotiation. 1t can
"only be done by war and whenever the
'attempt to accomplish it in that way is
resolved upon, we hope the job will bc let out
'sto Senator Chandler and his constituents.
"They seem to have more leisure on their
'hands just now than the rest Of the country
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WE HAVE received complaints that THl
News often fails to reach our Darlington
subscribers, and we shall be obliged to any
of our friends who will inform US at wha
point the package appears to be lost. THE
News is mailed, and leaves Charleston, with
the regularity of clock-work, and we shall
be glad to receive any suggestion which
will make its punctual delivery certain
Postmaster Trott will, we are sure, con-
tinue to do all that he can to insure regu-
larity in the transmission Of the mails; but
his jurisdiction, we believe, extends no
further than Florence, and we must depend
on our friends along the line to inform vi
whether their papers reach them or not.
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In the funeral sermon that was preached over
the bi dies OF these unhappy paupers these
facts were related, and the Indignation is said
to have been general. But The agony ofthat
night can hardly be counte: balanced by com"
Portable Indignation over the victims OF reitera-
ted refusal OF little rest and warmth, nor is
tie shallow excuse that the cottages where the
refusal were made are occupied by foreigners
any palhation OF the heartlessness. Poor, old,
weak and forsaken, they froze to death on
New England mouutainside because New Eng
land cottages were closed to them on nlght
when it would have been inhumanity to nave
repulsed dog. "Rattle his bones over tae
stones," &c. There are four paupers less for
Radical Vermont to support.
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To Our Customers Generally.

THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH PFRFU-
merry. SOAPS, PoMADEs, HAIR OILS, HAIR RE.
SrORATIvEI. COSMETICS, &C., from the most re-
spectacle houses in each couutry.
Out GEMAN COL0GNES are unsurpassable.
For English and French Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, 1ortoishell, Buffalo and other Dressing
Combs, we challenge rivalry.
Particular attention ia paid 10 the making of Me-
mento hair Work as BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS.
FINGER RINGS. CHARMS, &c.
All orders by mail will be 80 filed that the rel iita-
ton of the house for the past thirtyfve years shall
not suffer In our hands, Always on hand q noe as
sortment of French Jewelry. a liberal discount to
merchants and the trade.
NJ. 4 A. ASHTON,
No. 24o KING-STREET.
January tu1m CHARLESTON, s. C.
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None but the company on the run will be allowed
inside the ropes. Each company will report their
inspectors 10 the starting judges.
By order Of the Board Of Firemasters.
N. a. NATHAN, Chief Fire Department.
3. II STRoBEL. Clerk and superintendent
April Is
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Trucks.

TRUCKS.
MOL. Eo.2..
Throwing up their Bed Ladder. ascending and de-
aending same as on last Annull Parade.
Steamers.
1. PIONEER. 5MARION.
q EAGLI. 6. PALMETTO.
g. PHOENIX. z. WASHINGTON.
AETNA. 8. YOUNG AMERICA.
/ The exercises will begin by the Band Engines
starting from .hc corner of Queen and Meeting
streets in the same condition going to fire. run
ming four hundred yards with eight men to the one
thousand pounds weight Of Engine. reeling OIL one
hundred feet of no.. at the termination Of the four
hundred yards taking suction from the drain pit IN
Meeting. street, opposite Hayne. and ple'ing my
feet AS soon us the fifty feet Is obtained the time
will be called by Captain GEORGE b. WALTKR and
w. G. WHu.pEN, Esq, who have been appointed
judges for the occasion. q. B. OLNEY and A. STEM
MERMAN, Esqs, have been appointed Starting
Judges.
The Chiefs, Assistants and Clerk of the Board will
command the exercises of the day.
The Steamers will follow the same regulations,
A->Aet E.at Than a-a all QUAD auanaar To tho lno
pounds weight of Engine mot including Engineer
and Fireman.l Steamers will be allowed to carry
what water and such fuel as they desire. No mem.
ber pulling on the Reels will be allowed to handle
the Engines during the ruu. Fires to start Engines
will commence when the word is given by the Start.
ing Judges and Engines to be ready at ten minutes
notice. Cold water must be in oil the Boilers, and
the Boilers must be cool. Any Engine having heat
ed water in their Boilers will be ruled out. After the
fifty feet is obtained, each Engine will be allowed
to remain at the pit ten minutes, but not to e1er-
else. Companies will give the exact weight of En-.
gInes With the weight of winter they intend to carry
Eve days before the Parade, to B. NJ. STROeEL,
ESQ Clerk ofthe Board. Tho Clerk will mark the
time of each Company ona Board, which will be In
conspicuous place.
The Double-break Hand Engines will be allowed to
use their lower breaks only, If they so desire.
Visiting companies are requested to observe me
new feature Of exercise, and may select their time
The members Of the Department are particularly
requested to assist in keeping the Gear, and the
citizens will please to remain on the sidewalks.
The Engines aud Truck performing the work in
the least time will be awarded the prize by Captain
GEO. Il. WALTER.
The following additions have been made to the
regulations to be enforced on the 9th:
Hose reels may preced, the engines on the run.
but will start together. The men running the hose
reels may extend ono hundred feet Of hose. attach
the pipe and work the engine. One officer from
each steamer and hand engine to be appointed to in
spect the boilers, suctons and boxes, and to see
that the brakes are strapped down and secured in
the usual manner.
The following are the weights of the several steam
and hand engines, with the number Of men allowed
80 oh.
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ffrthi,srs.
1fanfp GOODS, Gtf,.
TO THE LADIES.

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
w many years experience in the manufacture
ticle required In our line, from the small FRIZZES
to the full WIG, embracing Brads or Switches, Coils.
Waterfalls, Cushions, C1impt Hair, Banda, NCurls,
Ringlss, &c.
ToRTOISE-SHELL DRESSING, TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS, and COMBS Of every ether Glass;
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cost anb founO.

r OST. LAST EVENING. a SHAGGY
IL SCOTCH TERRIER. about i've months old
with silver collar around his neck. The finder will
be rewarded by calling at the ELt tGRAPH FF1CE.
April 23
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5or Salf.

GuuD INVESTMENT BE SOLD
n cheap Tor cash, on account of the Proprtetors 9
poor heal b and retiring from business. the GOOD
WILL AND STOCK Of The established soda Water,
Fruit, Cigar. Tobacco and Confectionery Stand,
now dol, q gooi paying business. Also. large
assortment GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
rLRY, DIAMOND AND GOLD Rim GS AND
BROOCHES. AL parties indebted to mo will please
cali and settle their Indebtedness on before May l..
JOHN D. ZANOGA, No. $40 King street, corner So.
ciety.sr, et April 26
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ITO RENT, TWO OR THREE FINE
4 LARGE ROOMS, on one floor. with every ac.
conmodation, desuably located also. furnished
STREET opposite Mnzytk fmw3F April %
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Remaual.
1Gtsls.
-''-
CT. LOUD HOT Z L.

,.o--.-,--,
CT. CLOUD NOT Z l..
THIS NEW AND CoMMoi IoUS ROUSE, LoCAT.
ED corner o: Broadway and forty-secoL d-s'rect,
possesses advantages over all other houses Tor The ac
commodatiou o. ,ts nuests. II WIS built expressly
ior 6r,t-clsss family btardl1g house-the rooms
being large and ell sui,e, heated hy sieln:-*l MT
an,; cold ter and aished sec9n To iooe; while
the culinary department is il the :nos e1peris need
hands. all riding .ness an uneadalled table.
one OF alwood's Patent Elevators Is also among
the 'moderr improvements" ami al the service OF
guests at all hours.
door every four minutes, ruInlnt IRON the CRY
Hall 10 Central PAX, while the sixth ani eventh
Avenue lines are but short block IN either Side.
afording ample facilities for communicating with all
the depots. steamboat landings, places Of anuse.
ment and business OF the great metropolis.
MORE & HOLLEY, Proprtetors.
March l2 onos
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;AI.E-TuE.UNpEissIGNEDOF- OF

NOR SALE,-THEU ED Of
FERs for sale one half interest in the Office of
IHE AEBEYILLE BANNER, to cash purchas' r.
The Office III well supplied with printing material; has
ample facilities for Job Printing, we'll as the pub
lication OF weekly newspaper. The paper has
large list of subscribers aud enjoys advertising
patronage secord 10 no other paper in the State.
lorms made known and further particulars given on
application. W. W. FaRkoW.
April &c mw1lmo
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT, AT LOW PRICES,
| n consisting 10 part of
/ CHINA TIHHILET GOODS ROCKING HORSES
i Mantelpiece Ornaments 20, Inree ana -Four
Photograph Albums Wheeleu ffIociPeaes
Ladies' Workboxes Tin, Iron and WOOD Toys
Writing Desks, Fans Toy Wagons, Wheelbat-
Portemonaies. Purses rows
Cheap Family Soaps. Per Dolls Marbles, Ioys'
flmery, &C. Kites
German Pipes Stems, &c Games IN great var1etyfor
Fancy Baskets, Picnic In and oui VI door use,
travelling aud Flower sach as
Baskets 1Ioquet
Beautiful China Bouquet Base and Rubber Balls
Holders Battledors
China Cups aad Saucers, Hoops and Graves
Vases, &C. Rolling Hoops, &c.
Children's Carriages
have always on hand full liue Of Domestic
Fancy Goods and Tovs and the latest styles Of Wen
ia, Ofenbach and Paris Goods, novelties OF tn.
season. and offer them at liberal discount to ths
trade.
make a specially Of INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
such SIS Rubber Oyercoats, Capes, Legglngs, Caps,
Pillows, Hospital Cushions, Door Mats, Rubber
Piano Covers, White and Black Nursery Sheetiug,
Rubber Toys &C.
thank my patrons for past flvore, apd earnestly
solicit continuance of the same.
F. voN sANTEN,
No. 229 King.sreet. two doors above Market
April5 pac mwf1mo
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ITO RENT, AT FLAT ROCK, N. G., A
i FURNISHED HOUSE, renr the Charch, Post
Office and Market Apply to Z. 1ZARD MIDDLE
Apri, Il wfm6
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FRESH DRUGS.

FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FUR SALE BY
DIR. II. BAER, No. 13I MEETING
STREET.
DIsOS's TOBACCO ANTIDOTE
n Guarann (Headachel Powders
Roses Cough Syrup
Schepk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Saratoga "A' Water
Cherokee Remedy and Cure
Rejuvenating Elixir
Chloride Of Lime
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or 'Kaiser'' Pills, &C.. &c.
April
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TD.Rfnt.

Tlo RENT, TWO PLEASANTLY STU
i ATED Is. W. ROOMS, suitable for small
family, with or without Board, in private family,
in the lower part Of the city and on line of City Rail
road. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
April 26 mw2
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BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, &c.

OPENED FOR THE SPRING TRADE, 1869.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, AT LOW PRICES,
n consisting in part of:
CuIN, -oTTFT G0ODsiROCKING HORSES
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Celebrations.
THDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLO OWs.

THE ORDER IN THIS CITY WILL CELEBRATE
THE FiFTIETH ANNIVERSARY Of its introduction
into the United Staes
THIS EVENING, APRIL &c,
At Eight O'Clock, at their Hall, at the corner OF
King and Liberty streets.
The officers and members Of the Grand Lolge. of
tho Grand Encampmeni, and Of the Subordinate
Lodges and Encampments, are requested to assem-
bic punctually.
Addresses in honor OF the occasion will be deiv-
cred by various members OF the Order.
The public. and the Ladies especially, are invited
to attend.
By order Of the Committee of Arrangements.
JOHN q. HONoUR Jr..
April 2e Grand Secretary.
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ll0auts.

DARKEEPER WANTED tOR THE
ID 9th. at DAYrON's, No. 81 Meetns.street.
April 26 81
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THIRTY.FIRST ANNUAL PA r A DE
AND INSPECTION
CHARLESTON FIRE DEPARTMENT,
WILL TAKE PLACE TOMORROW, The 9TH
OF APRIL, 1869. Companies will assemble pune
tually OF half.past Nine o'clock 4. H.. on Citadel
Green. The procession Will move precisely at Ten
o'clock, in the following order:
MUSIC.
Chitf, Assistants and Clerk Of the Board.
Delegation of Officers from Philadelphia Fire De-
partmept.
Mayor and Aldermen
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No.
Charleston Company Of Axnen, Pioneer tSteamer) }
Eagle Engine Company, (steamer.)
vigllant Engine Company. tHand.l
Ph@ni1 Engine Company, (steamer}
Georgia Engine Company, Augusta Ga tsteamer.)
Etna Engine Company, tsteamer)
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company. No. 2.
MUSIC.
Marion Engine Company tSteamer.)
German Engine Company, tHand.)
Washington Engine Company Augusta, Ga, (Hand.)
Palmetto Engine Company, tSteamer.)
Hope Engine Company, tHand.l
Washington Engine Company, Steamer
Palmetto Engine Company, Columbia, g G., (Hand.)
stouewall CINE Company, tHand.l
Winyah Engine Company, Georgetown, S. c.. (Hnnd.l
Young America Engine Company, tstenmer.)
Line of March.
Down Calhoun to King; through King to Hasel-
street. through Meeting to Broad, couniermarching
at New.street. The inspection will take place in
proad-strect in front of the Gufrdhouse, by the
Mayor and Aldermen, after which the Companies
will exercise In the following orders
Hand Engines.
]. v1GILANT. 3. hope.
o.,GERMAN. 4. STONEwALL.
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TNo RENT, THE PLEASANT RESIDENCE
in Nassau street, containing four upright and one
dressing rooms with small kitchen attached and gas
throughout There is o large cistern and well of
water and house newly painted and in periec order
Terms moderate to q good tenant. Possession Given
first of MAY. Apply at SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
ANIL 81 wfm3*
ITO KENT, A HOUSE, IN THE LOWER
l. part of the City. Apply yat THIS OFFICE
April 20 6
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Q5roffries nnb Aiisfeuaneoua

NEW GOODS.
IN STORE AND LANDING.
GLaRET, ONDRAUGHT. AT 81 so PER GALLON
u Lubin's Flavorin2 Extracts, at reduced prices
Hostetter's Drake',, Tierman's Curacoa Tonic and
Stougbton Bitters
Mononeahe:a, Rye Bourbon and Cabinet Whiskies,
of all grades and at all prices. bottled and On
draught
Champagne Cider, pints and Quarts
Lemon Syrup.
COOPERATIVE GROCERY STORE,
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets:
Goods delivered free. April 70
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WASHINGTON STEAM FIRE NGINE
COMPANY.

VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR
Il at tte Engine House THIS AFTERNOON. the
26th instant at ha1fpast Three O'Clock, in full uni
form iblact pants) for Escort Parade.
BY order OF the Pres lent.
CHARLES 7. RICHARDSON,
Ap,ilc6 L Secretary.
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TTOKSES FOH SALE.-A STOCK MARE
14,e1 rapa Esltss, am years
StaboS Cha 'mers-street. 2 April 20
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Throwing up their Bed Ladder. ascending and de-
aendino same as on last Annual Parade.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-23
CARD OF THANKS.
The Late ~. nary's Hospital Festival.


The undersigned, in the name Of our
community, the Sisters Of 81. Mary's In
Urinary, tender our sincere aud hs artfelt
thanks to our friends and citizens Of
Cairo for their cheerful assistance and
encouragement at our Fair last week,
which ! am happy TO announce was IN
euery manner complete success, netting
the handsome sum OF SlO37,45.
Iexpress our gratitude in particular
to Mrs. Davis and Mr.. Hyland for their
paramount zeal and the orderly manner
in which they conducted the affair and
to the Editor of the Cairo Bulletin
whose liberality and assistance on the
occasion added SO much TO its great sue
cess.
In return Ia all who in any manner as
sisted us, all can say Is, may their sue
cess through life and their voyage down
the stream OF time, he even happy and
smooth, May the Almighty reward
them hundred fold.
Very Respectfully,
eB fRwOp " Sister AUGUSTA,
Cairo, Dec. 23, 1869.
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THE LAST CALL!
4 few Days Grsce and then!

On Monday next oil city lots upon
winch the city taxes remain unpaid,
will he sold. Judgment has been ob.
tanned, the day Of sale fixed, and no
further time can be given. Come for.
ward, then, while you may, and pay
your taxes. Ifyour property is sold, the
purchaser can exact from you and most
probably will, double the amount 1t will
now cost you TO pay your taxes.
No further notice will he given. On
Monday morning next, will proceed,
as the law directs, TO sell all the lots upon
which the taxes yst.remain due and un.
paid. JOHN HYLAND,
dec - 81 City Collector.
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New Years Eve hall.

The Rough and Ready Fire company
have determined to give ball In Wash.
ington Hall, on New Years eve, and in
Pursuance OF that determination are now
perfectlng all the needful arrangements.
The assurance is given to the public that
the ball shall DO one that will reflect credit
upon the company, surprising in the
completeness Gifts details all former re-
unions Of like character.
ROBERT BRIBACH, CHRIS, ORTIZ,
DO @'''f HENRY MARTIN.
Committee of Arrangements.
..bst1l iast.i.iu Dec 7 cod Wv, d wd
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DIED

IN this city, at l o'clock this p. m, Mr.
James Van VOORHEES,.
The funeral services will take place
at halfpast o'clock p. m, tomorrow
friday at the residence OF Mrs. Red
man, corner, 9TH and Washington, from
whence the remains will be removed to
Villa Ridge TOT burial Friends and &C.
quaintances OF deceased are invited TO
attend the funerat. .''I'i
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son, Sarah Saul, Robert Devore and vii.
liam Cundh, appeared on the stage with
all the appliances necessary to take q
photograph" or rather, to "take.off''
photograph taking This scene was pro.
ductive ofconsiderable merri ment.
Miss Emma Riley, very pretty little
girl, then gave the audience piano solo
that gave convincing proof that Emma
will one day number complete mastery
Of the piano among her many other &C.
complishments.
Master Eddie Hely's "Higi Top Boots"
was first rate, and called out q perfect
roar ofapplause. eiI....IjJ.It. .
"Margery Gray" by Miss Matte
Edison, was prettily and han 1somely re.
cited.
The funniest feature Of the exhibition,
perhaps, was the invalid German, as
personated by master Vincent, In his e.
forts to "dake a shweat.r 1t excited the
heartiest laughter, and was enjoyed gen.
orally. But goodness graciou,! Where
are we running to? More than
column filled, and not yet nea, the end.
At the risk OF affrontlng some Of the
little ones, we must hurry through, pass.
ing the Rotations entitled "Seven Times
One, by Miss Mollie Lavender; |Rhyme
Of Rail-" by Oracle AFTER; "woman's
Hghts,p by Annie Simons, and "Sand.
olphon,p by Relda Powers, with the 70
mark that they Were all that the large
audience had reason to expect from
bright, Intelligent and well drilled little
girls and boys. ..t...
The vocal duet--"Murmuring Sea-
by Clara Harrell and Jennie Powers was
sung in SPLENDID vein, bringing out an
encore that shook the building to its very
foundation. Many very handsome COM
pliments were passed upon the young
Misses, which, fearing ii will "make
them proud" We will not repeat.
Miss Ada Halliday executed Tam
O'Shsnter," on the piano with unques.
tionable grace and skill, soon after which
the large crowd dispersed, well pleased,
even gratified at the success OF the
Third annual exhibition by the pupils
OF the Cairo Public SCHOOL,
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job Printing.

The Bulletin Office having been sup
piled with Increased facilities, Is now
prepared to do job work cheaper than
ever. We are determined, in truth,
that no citizen shall have cause, either
On account Of price or style, for sending
hiswork abroad. Our ofiiceis the com.
plefest in the state, outside OF Chicago
an& Springfield and can perform all
41rtsofwofk for which the, river, rail-
sroab mercantile. legal and general
usnsss Of the city create a demand.
In point Of workmanship We shall stand
unsurpassed. Send in your orders.
Proofs submitted when requested.
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Death from suHoeasion.

We have the details OF n very painful
and shocking death that occurred Tues
day night, on Ninth street. A child,
two or three years OF age, had passed the
most trying period in an attack OF meas
les, the disease having fully developed
itself all over the face and body. The
severely cold weather set in, the family
was lily supplied with bedding and fuel,
and was unasle therefore 10 preserve
that warmth in the body Of the child
that was necessary In the successful
treatment Of its disease. The result was
the "measles Were driven" aud when the
morning dawned the little creature had
passed through all the horrible agonies
ofdeath by suifocation.
The father, being entirely destitute,
was on the streets to-day begging money
whcrcwi,h to bury the body.
Photograph Albums from 20 cents to