The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-21

snas1Bed from PerditieI.
o7Each o. SAs7 SltISSns - havs during
past six months, stopped at the Odin
house, at Odin, have no doubt, observed
. trim.built, blue-eyed, golden haired
girl, Of about sixteen years Of age, SER
wing In the capacity AZ dining room
servant. sy.
About three weeks ago the fair fame Of
thu ySunE Sfeatdr6 wSs Iblasted,1 and,
although 10th to lead such life she was
inveigled into one of the bagnios Of
Cairo, where, sbunning contact with the
ffequsnters or the house, as mnch a.
possible, she remained dntil yesterday.
Her widowed mother, living In st. Louis,
hearing pOthing from the daughter after
weeks Of waiting, repaired to Odin last
Saturday, where she learned the crushing
truth that the "pride Of her life"-her
only child, had been ruined, and, under
an assumed name, was filling . place
In a Cairo brothel. Penniless and almost
broken hearted, the old mother found
her way to Cairo, where her worst fears
were confirmed. She sought out her de-
graded daughter, who, listened to her
tearfui pursuasions, and, for the time at
least, abah doned herli ofshame.0 Cen
erous hearted gentlemen Of the city re-
sponded to the old lady's appeals for
help, and provided her and her daughter
conysyance to st. Louis. The Two left
BY train yesterday evening, the daughter
promising TO lead . new and better life,
and the old mother happy in hopes
which We fear vim never - realized.
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Another lot Of thoss beautiful Japan.
ese Poplins at Cunningham's. my2ldtf
nsnsy savsas
By buying your groceries Of J. H. xstcslf
who keeps large and selsct stock Of the best
fAmily supplies, and sslh cheaper than the
cheapest, No. 3s4 Washington avenue, OPP
posite the court house. YLl narssf
The public sehool Pic nio will take
place on Tuesday, n4xt, weathsr permit
ding. Should that day pFpvs unpropitioss.
the nsxt available day viii b improved.
Thsss postponsmsnt sss almost heart
breaking 70 the little onss.
Dssssusssa - AssaAOsusoas.
The committss appointed 70 arrange
for Q dseorstioa Of the soldisn graves Ct
Mound City o. ne Sesh Inst, INST In the
ONES Of NesazA. Mona 4 Pops, yss4ssAay
evening. anls - fnEthssonss q ~ par.
pose In view, TIE following committees
wsse NAMED: i-n"-
.s o. eS:ts:t Pa, W. T''v''
On music-EssA. Bros, chairman; n.
On crstioas.C. r Wood Ward, chair.
man; e. H. Foote, Claiborne Winston,
y. Bsoes, 6smual r. Hay.
On dscoratious-H.H II. Caudee, chair.
man; First Ward, Mfs. H. II. Csndee,
Mr.. G. II. Hurd, Mrs. q. ID. Williamson.
6eeouA Wasd-Aiss. Ella Btseis, MIN.
Ella Stone, Aiss: Kate Yocum. go
Sophia Lyon, Miss. Mary Halliday.
Fourth Wasd-An- p, r. Pope, Mn,
Hal. Aiss. Annie p. Pitcher. ~
| Capt Duggan, Of the substantial and
capacious steamer Underwritss having
proposed 10 carry adUIts at Is esnts sach,
children ut Is cents each. the round trip.
the committee ON transportation was a..
thorissd 70 close In with his proposition.
The Underwriters viii leave our landing
at half past 9 o'clock Am.
Another LOT Of ladies' white and color.
Cd KID Gloves just received ct Cunning.
hams. eMN my2idtf
German Lsshsssao FESTIVAL 49, Rnses.
| saAn0s0a.
| The festival and entertainment 1t
| washinRton Hall, on Monday evening,