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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
ROSH HASHANA.

THE HEBREW Few YfAR--A SOLEMN AN
NIvERsARY-THE BOOK OF LIFE--THE
DAY OF AToNEME OF THE
RECORDS -syNAeooUE' sERvIoEs--TuE
JEW DAYS.
Yesterday was The fist day Of tho new
year Of the Hebrews. Rosh Hashana -
Rosh, meaning head or beg.nning, and
Hsebana, OF the year. The Hebrew Gus
tom of dating from tho crea ion OF The
world, which according 70 Hebrew chro-
nology, took place in September, a,7el
yearsu before Christ he's been observed
since the fifteenth century. According TO
this, yesterday was the, ,first day of the
year Of the world, 6,632.
THE ANNIvxRsARY
not only derives importance from being
thed Arst, day Of, The Hebrew new
year, but they arc taught
in the Talmud that on sais day God
.3sssss--+As-.-psePls ef--ths world
that after balancing, every mans deeds
those whose good deeds outweigh the bad
have their nafdeS written IN tho book Of
LIES. 4wbile those whose evil actions pre-
ponderase over the good are entered on
the book of death. For those who have
not decided leaning to one or the other
th9v i "a middle state. These books
~ ~ open ull the Yoln Kippur, or
M DAT OF ATToNEMExr,
| which calls on the 25th Of this month. On
~ sunsst Of that great day Of thess year
thsss records arc sealed. Before tho seal!
jng, those who have repsnted Of their
u.cksdnsss have their names transferred
ffom the book of death to the book Of life,
= On tho Rosh Hashans the great trumpet
blown In heaven, and even the angels
tssmblo ~ they bear It's dreadful note.
Then every man receives his judgment
then it-is recorded who shall be born and
who hali-die ia Che course of the next
year. On tho evening Of the Yom Kippur
tthese Fscmds. arp sealed. In the interval
between the recording and the sealing,
repentance, application, and works d
mercy and love, may cause the transfer Of
the record from the pages Of death to the
bright soiuhS Of sternL lifs. . 40 |
THE SYNAGOGUE SERVICES.
The services in She synagogue on this
day are sefy solemn aud impressive, and
assssucludea by the singing Of hymn
u shiftssn lines founded onuhir.een
cvssh Of Isrel. The ten days between
he Rssh Hashana and The day of stoce-
msnt afs Gays Of humility and penitencs.
Tie resident Hebrews of Cal o. Observed
tAs dAy .yesterdayby The general suspen-
stoa Of business. 81 (
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

ANOTHER REMOvAL-NEw STYLES OF NEw
ooODs--wATCHEs CLOCKS AND JEwRt-
RY--NEw YAciLITIHs YoR hANUyAc-
N TCRIS0-As ATTRACTIVE STORE BOOM.
l. On Monday, tho Budsr Bros. having
senttsd the room formerly occupied BY
them will again move their stock Of watch
o., clocks, jewelry, etc, into It. Having
ealafgsd and adapted Il 70 tho wants Of
their steadily increasing business. They
are now prepared TO accomodats their Gus
toners with the best Of every article In
their line. They have increased there a.
ready largo stock Of watches, clocks and
jeyelry and have added Ans assortnsnt
Of plated ware, solid silver ware, cutlery,
spectaclea &C., 10. lr9r a ~ d
2 They have also improved their manufac-
turing facilities, and are able 70 do any
work desired, neatly, on short notice and
at the most reasonable rates. They invite
all old patrons and friends, and tho public,
generally TO call and SEQ them. Their
store room will DO q model Of taste and
propriety.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

Foa good photograph, porcelain pic.
lures. o. old pictures 70 b eopisd. cail on
Thouaah No. Ia Commercial avsauss Hs
ID good workman. Give nina t4aioh I
s..s' 'yepti6tf.e |
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

~ 4Dsna 0otDsNHD q RosxuwAfst
have Allsd tAsk sasss rosos, up ss,inaa}
down, viii the best selection Of fall ana
winter sseek ever broaght 7, Vi .qssksl
Their shelves, souatsrs tables and every
available spscs y covered With syeSy, vari.
ETY. Of fresh goods, which they are selling
q prices that bring them within the reach
Of all. ------- septl3det
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

JusT RScErvfD.-.w W. Thosstsu,
Tenth street between Commercial avsaus
and Poplar street. haa just received sAd IN
store 1000 deers and 1000 .wiadews I'D
nouldings. n ~ nofi.-.,, ,tad, 49,,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

Fos SALE On ExcRAxoE FOE CAiae
PRorxarr.-I have OsS HuyDlxD AID
SurT acres of hrst-clsss unimpreved
land in johnson county, which 7 will sell
on reasonable terms o. sxshanga fsr Cairs
city property ilaa- I'll orx,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

EsrRAr NorIcs-Sl0 RxwARD.-Sfrsy-
Cd from the subscriber, on the slst Of July
last, , large roam COW. She would wsigh
about lio0 pounds At the time she was
missed. There ere ~ special marks about
her except that bsr beg 10 unusually long.
l will pay ten dollars reward 70 any ono
delivering the above Described COW at my
shop on The coSssf OF Nineteenth and
Poplar streets, Cairo, lila. +. 4
sep16f .s,.u.i JAMES KYHASrou.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

a NorIoS.--Chris. ,AntAss bai opehsd Ais
new meat market In Paul 6chuh's old drug
store, two doorS below the post offlcs
on Commercial sxlnua asd iavitss ~ bis
scourintancss to trial Of his cut mests.
Beef, pork, veal. mutton, sausage, &C., &c.
Alss cornsd beef, pork and bacon. His
shop u kept In The best 6f style, and biz
customers ssrvsd with asetnsss and do.
patch. The proprietor, NJ. Anthss him
self attends 70 the shop, and his custom-
en- may ALWAYS Sssl assured Of fair md
honorabls tssasmsnt, fuH sssieHA .apd the
right sAaSes bssA whether tAsy ssad thsir'
children, or servants OF attsAd market
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

WAnrHD-At she Dslmouico Hotel sno
hundred weekly boardcrs. Five meals
each day, price % per week. ri ~
aug29n WV. WkxTEa.,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

SLEErfso' Rooms Toa REM. - Ten
we'll ventilated sleeping rooms in City Ma
tional Bank building. Apply % -hf
EDWARD DKZONIA,e
At City National Bank.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

Fon sAtK-A cottage Cd i2sh street
containing Z rooms, cistern and gu.
houses complete. Apply to "a S''''..''
~ w w. w. .THoRxrox.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

TuRNHR CxLEARArI0N.-Onn next 1on-
day September 18Th, the Turner Of Cairo
will celebrate their 9th anniversary at
John Scheefs hall garden. The public
are respectfully invited 70 join in the fes-
tivities and sports. The afternoon will BE-
occupied in symnsstjc exercises for prizes
the best Turner carrying on tho iAursls.
In svssisg there, will bsssad,rw usIc,
tableauI, fireworks aad singing, the whole
TO conclude with . grand ball. Ticksts
for the afternoon and svening, only one
dollar uILT EaTrHTTtA AArI IfaAg q
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

e NurIcx TO 6nirrsAsy-uss!- fastAer
notice the transit steamer, Illinois, WILL
extend her trips 70 Hickman twice . week,
viz Tuesday and Friday mornings, apd
II the amount Of ffeisht,wil justify her in
80 doing, she will make three or four II, p
per week. For the present, freight viii
BE- received on the Transit Wharf 1 Beat
only on Mondays and Thursdays. ~ ~
prepared 70 sign through Biiis sfIAdihg
u. hisaHtr e p. s.9 pgIst' .'.'les
connections n r. States u , Ixisntssfy'
Tennessee Georgia North 0sfSii3x
South C0r0linA Aiablma and Fleri(s,
sspl2dlw JAMS JozxseH, Agent, {
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

/ Goto Dr.. AcGsulsy for Rssslnsss's u.
YER Drops.k Warranted 10 curs the shills,
Z IrlH $50 GO lnfHaat, fr.naaFt fsra -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

/ SPosrPoSED.-owing to tina Iinciem-
ent weather, my proposed grand barbecue
at the locust grove, has been Postponed
until Saturday, September asd.
DIR. THORNTON DILLON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

Dox'r forget the ninth anniversary
festival Of The Turner society q, schsel'a
hall, on the 2sth. -, :
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

Ninth anniversary 81 ths Cairs Tdt-
ner society-nsxt Mondsy, q schssl's
hall. $500 iftj naT.g ilalyd n sa'-9n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

, OrsrERs.-Louis Herbert hss alwss on
hand . fresh supply Of Saddle Rock oys1
ters. ,zarI Al u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

iFcs Rnxr. Five roons ovsr shs city
council ehanbsr. Enadi'sS 81 JapsS q.
~ nen. ,tlfa ,dnsf ranrzt.rn.i ! Aoptlki.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

THE store Of Goldstins 4 Rosenwatsr ID
crowded with customers from morning
VII night ~ h24Aif CO. s'sife ssptis-st
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

Y. 20. r. NoTIoE.AsfEs members Sf
Alsxandsr 1uags Ne2afIO.'O. +. who
desire 70 ta,saeparta n ths@ Odd Follow
4stSAl Dsasat- Associates Il ass Ssques-
"a 70 meet at ODD Fellow Hal, ON Tuee-
'axyrMfny e. fsfh, MIMI yus1nvsn
o'clock, tosDNtssts IT, ssoenisation and
vfsct frmtsss. Dy order Of the Commit
Aas. .NXIVON HhlINu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

couragement was extonded 70 MIN, pre-
pare and lithog ra phi mop of Cairo, with
IL Gre sldilicnS sNreets, avenues blocks
and lots distinctly marked. Such map
IL a great dcsideratim at present. Col.
Taylor has been furnishing the citizens
with maps which he paid for himself, and
has exhausted his supply. Now, If tho
council would subscribe a number
of copies Of q new map, and the citi-
zens would also subscribe, we might soon
have a better map of tho city than has
heretofore been published.
The other evening, at the residence Of
Mr.. B. F. Parker, an accident occurred
which might have resulted disastrously to
his house and family. While Mrs. Par
ker was carrying . lighted lamp, Allied
with Aurora oil, across the room, In some
anaocoyptAbla manner Vie, lowe5ypart. Of
the lamp fell OF and the oil burning ran
on the floor and was scattered over Mrs.
Parker's dress. Strange TO say, tho oil all
burned out Of the carpet without setting
Are to the texture, and Mrs. Parker
escaped with badly iburnsd hands. Had
the Parkers used carbon oil, there can be
little doubt that the house would havd
burned 70 the ground, and we would have
been called upon to have written Mrs!
Parker's obituary.
"A colored man named Charles Wilson,
yesterday attacked Thomas Freeman, thd
welikpoyn eolossA hotel keSpehYi.h q
riIof, and slashed Il hfdi IN livery man
ner. Freeman, by good luck, succeeded
in disarming his muscular as,ailant, WHO
shortly afterwards was introduced to Judge
Bross. He was fined $25 and costs, and
ordered to jaiifot thirty days. After thii
process had been gone through, the insoi
lent despe-sdo began to swear and curse
the court. The judge listened to him pa.
tiently for awhile, and then fined him 50
and ossls faxsnlanp<se osust., aCharles,
now penitent is enjoying the delights q
the city calaboose.
On last Sunday morning, one Of OUT
srudite preachers Of tho Word, filled with
hely zeal oe soulsaSins. I'M
weighed against the sin Of novel-reading
High and dry himself on the rock Of safe
ty he could not see HE hs&rers swept int,
eternal ruin BY this dreadful tide Of sin
He pointed out the folly Of Its bad Of
Sscts-the dreadful waste Of time, and
warming withtA spbset IND ris own elo
quence, this second Whiteaeld exclaimed
"How many precious moments are wastsd
eyer Mis- Cobb, how macy bours ths
kAiaA&beb e..ss. sPeHtessessagsdin-sead
ing Mr. Beadle1 novels, and, worse thai
these, wayesleysI Who Is this Mr.. Waiver
'sy ssss ,,.,,
supposed to By ,np~tal Scott thou az
done fori xsyaI oruo
The arrivals 1t the 81. Charles yes.s'
day were:
,EB mr&an,a. EoaI; .. n M.l.ir
: Horss Shoe; T. @. Anderson, same; T.
vAls,te, Aissi.sippii Ch.s. c. Pell, ageu
conda, nI& Jaines Ames. lJokss, III; S
burg, III; J. z Black, Marion, Ky "
d. Ha1nes, sams, RrM. Nccsssnsy, NJ
! tro}olis, III; w. \. Clark, Equality, III
. s. b. Wslch, Centpalis d. w. fsrxi
. Watssloo, Iowa; Z. B. DadIy, BAltimor
Manning NayHeld, Metropolis, Ill; j.
Willis, same; Miss Bell Gowdy, N.
r Wasthree 10 (laloruA1r a gGr.i Ri,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

kINpLIse-76o0 " glass boxes y for sale
sts cents each. w. w. TuoEsros.
ie21tf. f sl'yS,.se t.|-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

FxEsH OysTSass-I am now receiving
S d Z! l,;l:st 4. .. sstthsyt Il. end
vailed, and for sAls blythe can or case on
az THtd saTjs2 yH t'EPTt " s sAPiiT, =.
Y t,au. wv. WINTER.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
Gniro, Hl5 Sept-ls, I87i.-

=, uh2JTTTUTTTI7
MR.. KosENwATER, Of the firm of Gold
slime & Rosenwatet; returned from New
York, toslly, Sbosa hpih. aboen for sew
eTal weeks past purchasing goods for tile
fail ahd xihtSptrSdd, % These gSoda weie
purchased before the focent advance IN
piices, and tho ara can assure thsir pa
trpns bsssefohssaiasiih -6Gnsand winter
stods than was even before offered.
Nov bths VINE q. uaAksPMHAasps. :
lSepk l2-ekfY' ~.d.s s..w.slaw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
DElleCRATIC PRIMARY MEETINGS,
Aysungf1GBxr OF pELEaATEs TO rHE
COUNTY CONTENTION

~ CA-Ro, w., Sept. Is, 1871.
Iapursuance Of cali issued by the
democratic county central committee, the
democrats Of south Cairo precinct assem-
bled q. the Rough aud Ready engine
house at o'clock, this p. m. I
The meeting was organized by the cleo
ton Of Joscph Mckenzie as chairman,
and u. j. Howley secretary.
Tho chair having explained the object
Of the meeting, on motion it was resolved
that committee of three be appointed tc
select delegates to the convention 10 be
held on Che 18th inst. The chair appoint
ed as such committee, Xessrs. p, MocklsrI
James B. Taylor and VIM. 7. Beer wart.
The committee having retired for con-
suItation, returned and reported The fol-
loving named gentlemen assuitabls dele
gates 70 said convention: Asthony Esch-
back, Leo Kleb jas. I.iAble;T jos. yendel,
Joseph- Mckenzie, VIM. T. B>ervirt =.
BSrke,s ] ohm Howley, B. s. HarfellS james
$. swayne5 P. Mockler,; L. J. Byrns and
John Scheel. #,
I. BcTaylor, Esq, moved that lie re-
port bercceived and the above named PAT
ties declared elected as delegates 10 The
ensuog. democratic convention, Carried.
= q
On motion the meeting then adjourned
without day. Jos. McKEszIE, Ohm.
NJ. j. HowLEY, Sec'y.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

foem1a tAAs assl ssis s.l S.pSsIS sti,s;
is7i ! VII WI, ~. " ,esPonsib,s Tor any
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

faui o. Schulz sells Rsttinger's mcdi-
cines. E1'fif 40
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= NORTH oAIho PREOTNCl


In obedi enos to tho call OF the Demo
cratic county central committee, the de-
mocracy Of North Cairo precinct met az
the COURTHOUSE, lathe county court Dom,
on Saturday, September 1eth, for Tie pur-
pose Of choosing twelve delegates 10 the
county convsainon,r 70 bs held on Tuesday,
September 10th. 49,
On motion Of Mr.. .. H. Oberly, MI.
John R. Hartman wascalled TO thu sbair,
ank Mr.. J. II. Robinson chosen seetStary
Mr.. Harnsa took the chair aod stated
tbs object Of NE meeting.
The chair was requested TO q point. On
motion Of y. Vincent, COMMITTEES Of
three. to select. twelve delegates
to the county conventon to DO held on the
10th inst. .y&s
The chair appointed as srch committee
HrJ Tx ,Metcalt F. Vincent and W. r.
Schuckers.
The committee withdrew and after an
absence of few minutes reported the fol-
'losiag named persons ms delegates: IN
VIM. strsttoh, John H. Robinson, w.
W; Thornton, r. Fitzgerald, james Ken
nedy, SAM Orr, Saml Wilson, Sr., Robt.
so. e. &,:sS ia r. ii os ssilE'
On motion of Mr.. J. II. Robinson, the
report of the eohimlttee} was confirmed
and the persons selected, declared tho
choice Of tho convention. .s...,... 8
There being no further business, on mo.
ton the meeting adjourned.
',SomS Q. HARnAs, Chm.
JONI II. RosIssps, sec'y.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

NorIcx.-Parksr q Blake have removed
70 Bross' brick store, on ConmsrsiaI ".
nss, second door from ths eornsr. Of llth
street.. They have added V heir aisssdy
largo stock Of paints, siks yipdev glaS,
wall paper, shades, lamps, vaslipAss, "a,
and invite the public generally - .saln On
them in their new quarters. They niAs
. speciality Of tho celebrated Aurora on,
which they win supply 10 ths,r customefs
In Qualities from . half pint TO ~ bar
rela, At much less cost than coal oiy ana
warrant Il not TO explode. augzedim ,,
.
PHILLIP BAUGH 10 mAaler Of His trade,
and warrants al ofhH w6rk 70 b. Of The
very best material and manufacture; guar.
antsss complete IL and entire sstisfac-
tion, isnot confined TO snyiparticulaf style,
but makes every variety Of boots and shoes
from the heaviest cowhide 10 the finest
French calf and morocco. he also keeps
. largo stock on hand, Of he oWn ~sarsfac-
lure, and. any one dssireus Of purchasing
good custom work cheap should call On
him at his shop on Eighth st., south side,
near corner OF Ohio leveo, Cairo. diff !,
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TH1EBULLErIN.-

Published every mernAag, Monday ex
eepted.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE :
&Aa 81 BE-
TAKE NoTICH.

til ifAAAN NSAAShs az ius
TIMETABLE OF the ILLINOIS CENTRAL ,. r.
On and After Sunday, MAJ lIth, 1871. The follow
ing timetable viii govern the arrival ,snd depart
ure Of passenger trains at Cairo.
Depart-Mail train. daily. ......-...-. li:Is pm.
Express, daily -....,...-..".......- a46 pm
brrice Mail, daily observation-disclosures $50 a.rns
Express. daily, except sunday $40 pm.
No change or csts from Csiro'to' o. Louis. No
change Of cars from Cairo to Chicago. Elegant
Drawing Room sleeping cars on night trains,
baggage checked to all important points.
n,The, attention Of shippers lie yespsqislly
led 70 the fact that Fruit E4pfess train Wit
We Cairo daily, Saturdays expected, and will
AXE the run from this o,ty to Chicago in twenty.
two hours. JAS. JOHNSON, Agent. 4
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!, Go TO the Turner ball the evening Of
tho 2sth. g-t., A.. !, =, p ''3
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AZ CNy National Bank.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

~; 4. 7.s.;'l ;I;;: ,,ss 81 y! "
On AesAAAy nsxs Il GeAesrs hall. 'Hsn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

TIM hstsli use, Gillsts s1t,acts land
powder. tElsA&l va u Ada
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

Il TnnIHn 1salS fAla~~Th6sj faif, ~ gill
be seen by an advertisement sewhers,
commences Oclobef "a, and continues until
pS&fs 7t&z The. Hfspiqy'A aggregate
$4,000, and Il 10 presumed that nearly
ever, astAsial interest IN thseeSntry will
be represented, and enter into competition
for this pseAisme. ~ In iconhectioH witil
tho fair notice, we present 70
our rssdets' 7isos & 'nA sof upwards d
thirty representative business firms of 81.
Leyb sngaGsdU lyafious be.nehss y q
guide 10 those who will visit tho fair, and
who may desfrS anything ia Tho respect
i've lines resentod.s The list should be cut
:, OFT and prsseryed as . matter Of easy ref
eronce when N 81. Louis. " Wv wv
SfAzf-tsf So
CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.--Having been
petitioned by ten members Of tie Csiro
Chamber Of lSomsnescss sin saocardAacc
with the rules and regulations Of said
chamber, u calf an eYtfa meeting Of THO
chapbsh fpfA The tsa9sastisn a9f general
business, notice is hereby given that an
exts0Slesaas'Of eAsaMmberAwii, be4asld
on Monday, September 18th, 1871. at ~
o'clock, pm, in the reading room of the
st. Charles hoten AsL0Sh .ASE
CID. WILLIAMSON,
President.
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THE BUDER BROTHERS.

Cairo, III, September l1th, 1871.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-03-03
Protection Against Fire.
FAIR PLAY.

The Bellows Falls Village Corporation
has appropriated money TO build two
large Reservoirs, one on School, and one
on Henry Street. The committee appoint
ed in 1869 used the money thus appro-
priated, and constructed them, and in
case Of fire on either Of these streets,
there can always be found an abundance
of water to subdue it. In 1870 the tax
payers and property owners on Atkinson
and Green Streets, believing that reser-
voirs should be constructed on these
streets, and that the good work should
be carried on until they were reached,
gave their votes in favor of PROPOSE
ton to construct one reservoir during
the year. There was no opposition to the
proposition A committee was elected to
carry out the vote of the Corporation,
Money was raised by tax for hepurpose.
What has become Of it 1t has not been
used to build a reservoir. Will the com.
mittee explain at the next Corporation
meeting? If it is fair play to tax the
residents and property owners on Akin
son and Green streets to protect those on
other streets, and then compel them to
go without protection, let some one
explain it to us, so that we en- I'M
derstand it and we will not murmur.-
We are taxed to support fire depart
ment, have helped to pay for fire engine,
engine house &c.-but what use is all this
to US so far as the protection of our prop
erty is concerned? OF what use is fire
engine to us without water? Fair play
is al we ask, Can it possibly be true
that the committee have failed to act, for
the reason that they have on the streets
where they reside succeeded in having
built at the expense of the corporation
reservoirs within few feet of their build
ings? No! this cannot be, they are fair,
square men. Lack Of funds to do it with
cannot be the reason.
Explanation called for
ATKINSON AND GREEN STREETS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-03-03
Teachers Institute.
'ERMoNT STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

SecretaI rs Office Burlington. FEB. 1871.
THE Annual session of the Teachers Institute for
Windsor County. will be held in WHITE RIy-
NRNILLAGE, commencing on MONDAY. MARCH
18th, 1871. and closing on the FRIDAY following.
INSTR CTORS:
Conductor: F0RDYCE A. ALLEN. A. NJ. late
Principal of the State Normal School at Mansfield.
Assistant; Miss ELIZA NJ. CLARK. late Precep-
tress in the Burr and Burton Seminary at Manches-
ter.
The day sessions will be devoted to the discussion
and presentation of methods of organizing classify
ing governing and teaching common schools, A lee
ture may be expected each evening An examina-
ton of candidates for State Certificates will be held
ON Wednesday and Thursday. All friends of educa-
ton are invited to attend.
JOHN II. FRENCH. Secretary.
The attention of Town Superintendents. Teachers
anb Prudential Commtteess called to the following
extracts from the school laws:
The time not to exceed five days. actually spent
by any teacher of common school in attendance
upon the Teachers Institute held pursuant TO law,
during the time for which such teacher is engaged to
teach such school, shall be considered as time law
fully expended by such teacher in the service of the
district by which he is employed. and in the egiti-
mate performance of his contract as teacher.
Approved November, 49, 1869.
The Secretary of the Board of Education shall
hold Institute Examinations for the examination Of
candidates for State Certificates restricting such
aminati0ns TO persons who BRING satisfactory evil
dence of good mora character. and of having taught
a common school for at least forty weeks within the
four years last preceding such examination. and of
their in governing and teaching and all
tcates granted at such examinations shall be good
tor five years. Approved November D. 1870