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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
u LAW DEPARTMENT.
!. r. MINOR. IL. D.. Professor of Common aud
Statute Law: :. o. SOUTH ALL. LII. d.. Professor
of Equity and Iaw-Alcrrhant, international i.a"
Sc.-ScS~inu begins OCTOBER !, 1913. ami continues
nine 1a0nthS. Instruction by textbooks and lee
lures combined, illustrated by M0nt-COurt eNcr-
ciScs. For catalogues apply tloSiotlicc University
Of virginia. 10 WI. WERTESBAkER
An ls-t o,ltln Secretary of Faculty.
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BY j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Aycat and AucitoHt-'''
Ills Main street, opposite DiSpd'"'.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETEEN
Il AND TIREE-4UEAE%TItEE, MAiTr X rs
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM TIE CT ~ itE-
tue Of deed OF trust from }. .. tu,an aa' Nv,
dated on 25h Day of N"'rmhr, i',3 ~,
county court of II-nrlro-,!rtaut having ."'i. ha
In PAYMENT OF a ccr'ain bond secured m sa'H ''''
being requested 80 IL do hy t' ii ''l 80 ,,S
hond--l will proccc! 10 sell Ia III" iis.r p,',',
mt public arciuu an the premises. on ] [ t>,hi J,
on ,I,v Of September J. g. Al 5o'curk hat certain
LOT or PARCEL OF LAND on M''h'!. .'';'.
turnpike about ono ini'r irTn !te xxi n iiIRFf,
QUARTER ACRES. and adjo"ilG LANDS ~ w. u, ~
ltrl. Schcrmcrl,orn. It GiS. and j. j@''' - ~"
old >clIermcrhori estate. .t...,.,,r III,
The wood upon this land and ita pfA'"'' - t 9r,
city render II very desirable. &it Is ''''''''"'
ton for those desiring s""d in'c>,mta.. .,,,.
TERMS Sufficient Ia cash - l"y eN,S.'s -.
and boni with Interest 10 date -! sac" ~ -''
'''''''N va UESKY &. psSlp>uN. Eu."r,
}. THOMPSON BROWN. AurtioncrE. ~ -
VRUSTEE's SALE or \ yALl w, AhLE
| FARMIN HANOVER CoCNTf. -!t ,I,t
MILES FROM RICHMOND ANn,.SS ND
FROM pEAkE'S oN CilhHA ~ ,,st Iced, Of
trust cxecutc! hy Thomas III. hihn'! III -. u, tI,.
his wife. which deeds have teen r"c"s.s md.
clerks office Of Hanover county, ~" ,'r al, a,
trustee In The deeds aforesaid. Viii on,
public auction, on the premises. on ~ II III rn
September IS. at u NJ, the lRA' VI t,.,,,r,l IN
when the said Kinney now re7i", I.',,nnI and
Hanover county, fifteen mites from hi'l','.i l5,,
one mile from Peahe's. On the th.s1id. -, rUR-
railroad, continuing ONE HuNi1kro 70. ~ or+n
TY-THREE ACRES; one hnndtsu, ~ ~ y,r'l-rrt.
land-the renal ming fort -thrcc acres "' We, ,Di
The land Is very superior for wheat alI would
on account of It's convenience 10 MI Ill, ;,y t.cn
make dne fruit and vegetable farm. hs'IhI H..
a stand for Il physician for great htH til',urrUf
attention of physicians /, cai!sr 70 -, ,,,cticr
obtaninga nice Halle farm win . : o. h,,l Mug
The improvements consls. o' i,h ma. usual out
containing four rooms. together VII" '''>
houses. . ..,,., .t. u safe
TERMS Sufficient I'm cash Ia ray cNpy,I IN. .Ipr--
and 10 pay two bonds with interest on -. IL
saw 81 900 Terms of crcIi, rlAtr Aa"" - pitl-
Persons wishing To attcnd me a'T -, and re-
mond viii leave on the $40 \. VI. mai tt,,<
turn la the evening. - - trustee,
au .5-M&Th
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SErTEMEEES, 1878.
Sun riscs...... Sal Moon rises. IL"
SIM sells ..... SIG High tidc............ 4.23
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ar6ruey sREEs--Thfs Day.
BY Thomas w. Kcesee, AucsioheeF'
No. 1917 Main street.

cUPERIOR PIANO, HOUSEH ~, III y
e.. FoR SALE AT hUCTlON.-THlS D n,.,n ~
10 o'clock will sell a. my aucton;1olses nren.s'
Chamber and Dining Groom furhit 1b airs' Sofns
Lounges, Piano-sIoos showCases Eioor,san cds
Tin-Safcs Mattresses, Sidcboardsi rta' ne &c
huctlopeer.
Agent for Halls Fire and Burgiar-r rooi 'A''''
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.


UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
No 100 EIGHTH STREET.
The ninth session of this schooi VIII ''h"
THURSDAY. September ?sth. ,..,
1 1' ~ tii9 49, ~ NJ Instructors.
TERMS FOR HALF sEssroS-payable In advance
Elementary English ~
English and Mathematics. ..............''''''... %
t,rrp vIncn's sons for all bra ,chcs 20
no EXTRA CHARGES.
Rows Of eleven years of age received or IL "e"
advanced even younger. ,-,o,t
Circulars at tie bookstores after September ie'H 10
hnplIratlon may he made to the Principal AZ No
lioS ,hp''o' '' Priucipal.
rg,HE EXERCISES OF MISS IAIE-
WELLS SCHOOL will DC resumed on inc
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER ut her residchce'
No. Ill Grace street.
Terms per session, nine months ga
Senior class 80 ''''
intermediate class 10
Urinary class In
Sim
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FINANCIAL.


SATURDAY, September o, 1873.
Sales were made to-day Of 40 Firs'nia cohsois'
,,o -, .s, 900 southsidc railroad. third Preferred
n, es. Ia shares Old Dominion Insurance Company
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS

! a. NJ. ) l. NJ. o. i. VI
70 81 ~
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PIEDMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
i CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.
Mrs. Z. X. MEADE, Principal.

The twcnty-first annual session will begin SEP
TENDER 18TH, 1873.
For catalogue, etc., apply to the PRINCIPAL, or to
an ol-dSswsw REV. K. X. MEADE.
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SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMIA select
> BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for young
men and boys No. tl2 Seventh street. MrlI,HNHhe
NV t,cohcr Ist aud close the last Friday III June;
Teachers: = r. Beach, Euglish MathelnatiGs, ;tnd
Natural Sciences; Professor William w. ,.hcn
line. German and French; a. ID. Chestcrmaii, n.
Catalorucs containing charges, references, &C.,
''''i W st. BEACH,
calm Priucpa 20J Clay ST. Get.
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SoUTHEFS FEMALE INSTITUTE
No. 3 GRACE STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

Tho ,,rc,tr-arst session of this institution VIII
commence ON WEDNESDAY the LIST day OF octo-
her Is73 and will end on the aOth of June, 1874.
The principal has been most fortunate IN sea ,S
rho mid of Mr. PIKE TOWERS. whose ablitE any TX
pcrIcncc In teaching are known and appreciated
throughout the South. .,o,ues
Full particulars will he furnished ny pSieT
on application to the principal, or to west o9mn
lctn q 20 Richmond. Va. ~ t-ILI
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCE 40. co.

An ordinance to provide foe the a..
pointment and 10 define the duties OF an
inspector Of meats sud vegetables of the
City Of Cairo.
Be 1t ordained by the city Coubcil Of tie
City Of Cairo:
SECTION /. That the mayor, by and
with the advice and consent Of the city
council, ebsll sppoini an inspector OF
meats and vegetables, who shall receive
n salary OF one hundred dollars per month,
and continue 10 exercise the authority
herein Obnferred upon him during the
pleasure OF the mayor.
src. 2. tshsll be, and Is hereby msds
the duty OF the Inspector Of meats ADD
vegetables TO visit daily oil stalls, shops,
stands or places within tho oity, Al which
10 offered for sale meats, vsxeta bles, poul-
try, fish, fruits or other articles OF diet;
and, II any Of said stalls, shops. stands or
places are not clean aud ia Q healthy con-
dition, he shsll notify tho owner, owners
or occupants n said stalls,
shops, stsnds or places 10
cleanse said premises instsntor, by re.
moving all impurities and offensive mat.
tor. Ii the owner, owners or occupants
ct said stalls, shops, stand, or places, or
either OF them, shall not comply With
said notice herein mentioned, he or
they shall be liable 10 y fine Of not les Q
than ten nor more than nf,y dollars for
each and every sucb ofsnse.
Sac. 3. Il shall bs the duty 81 AL own
ere OF stalls, shope. stands or plsccs speci-
ted In section Of this ordinance 10 keep
such sislis. chops. stands and places open
At Gil iiines 10 the inspection OF the 10.
speotor OF meats md vegetables, and upon
rovicton OF neglect or refusal a. 10 do
shall he hnod not less than ten nor mors
than MY dollars Tor .Acn sni every OF.
| tense.
SIC. ,. Tbs inspector OF meats and
vegetables herein provided for ~ herety
authorized aud empowered to .Ierci..
all The powers and aulho,ii,
conferred hy the ordinance. Q,
the city upon the police con
stables; and TO take POSSESSION Of and
remove from thsniiy limits, or 20 other.
wise dispose Of, 0Fsnd oil unssLnd or dis
es'et meats, vegetables, poultry, unrips
fruits, fish or other unhsalthful article. o
diet, offered for sale. kept or displayed a
any stall, shop, stand or other plac,
within the city OF Caro- and any p.rse
resisting the said inspector in the discharg,
OF this duty, shall, upon conviction, D.
dned not less than twenty-five dollars, no
more than one hundred dollars for eaci
Nd every ofsnse. Approved June 20
1873
Joux WooD, Mayor.
Attest: N. j. HowLsr. City CLERK.
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ORDINANCE No. SO,

An ordinance In refsrrace 10 the pressr-
walton Of the public hsslsh.
lie 1t ordained by the City Council OF the
City Of Cairo:
SECTION b That, whenever, II shall Ee-
come necessary 10 the opinion OF the mayor
and board Of health Of the city OF Cairo, for
the health or the city, snd 10 prevent the
entrance or spread OF contagious diseases.
the mayor may issue his proclamation sup.
pressing the sale or use Of such vegetables,
fruits, fresh fish and other articles OF diet
a. shall lie deemed by them injurious. and
likely TO cause the spread OF such diseases,
and upon such proclamation being issued
aud published, It shall be unlawful for any
one to use, sill or give away any such arti.
cles Us are interdicted by his proclamation,
and anyone using. selling or giving away
such articles alter the Issuing and publlca-
ton, aud during the continuance Of such
proclamation, shall lie liable TO fine OF no,
les. than i've nor more than City dollars Tor
each and every ohense.
SEC. 3 No person shall throw into any
highway, thoroughiare or other public
place, any animal OF vegetable substance
whatever, nor shsl they throw into any
highway, thoroughiare, vacant lot, railroad
strip, or any other place within the city Of
Cairo, offal or Stops OF any kind, and any
one guilty OF violation OF this section Of
this ordinance shall liable To nne Of no,
less than five nor more than Iifty dollars Tor
tacH oUtu-t.
SECTION .. II shall not be lawful for any
owner or occupant Of any lot or piece OF
ground to keep, have or MAINTAIN any sink
hole, cistern or other excavation, without
having the same securely covered, nor sufet
any dccaying meat or oial OF any kind.
or anything else TO remain in or
upon their premises 70 ~ to becom.
offensive or likely TO become injurious 10 the
health OF the city. and every owner OF any
livery or other stable within this city shall
ieep his stable aud stable yard clean, and
any sink hole. uncovered cistern or other ca
cavation. accumulation Of manure, unclean
stable or Oral Of any kind or anything else
offensive or likely 10 be injurious to the
| health ofthe ely, IL hereby declared . nut
sance and any person violating any OF the
| provisions Of bis ordinance shall forfeit and
Jay to the city OF cairo not less than i've nor
NOR than fifty dollars tor each and every
! day he shall keep, have or maintain aiy
such nuisance, ami In case such nuisance II
not abate by the owner. agent or occupant
! OF the property, then the city marshal Il
hereby required TO sb,te the same ~ soon
! ~ II shall come To hi- knowledge, wb re Yer
IL may exist within the city limits and the
| cost and charges in sOating the same shall be
| collected as n special tax from the property
| whereupop the nuisance existed.
Approved June .3rd, 1913.
JOHN WooD, Mayor.
Attest! NJ J. HowLKY. City Clerk.
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THE TRIAL OF SHORES.
PECULIAR EVIDENCE OFFERED
TO THE COUNCIL.
HOW THE OLD MAN WAS con.
VICTED.

Wicked men are prosecuting Elder I. J. /
Shores All ,he lower regions, personsted |
by the Slespsrites, are advancing agsins,
him. They convsned'a council and they
havs convicted him Of many and grave
charges. The evidence taken in the trial
was Of peculiar kind.
For instance, the frat charge was "tss.
T j. Shores 10 = decoivsr--that he is dealt
tu.e OF piety and the fear Of God Of even
the com monsst grade This charge Wa,
proven by Logan Sleeper who read 10.
cal item from Tue BCLLEris to tina et,ec,
tha, sleeper was not an angel and Houston
not . chsrub. This was enough. 1t mus,
be clear TO al that If Tx BULLETS says
Sleeper and Houston are so and 20, Shores
mus, rs 8 consequence be deeevsr.
The second charge WAS adultery, but
wha, the evidence wa, did not sppesr.
The council voted that Shores was ths,
kind OF man, although il must b. rs.
mem bsrsd thA. Paul rays Ihs work Of the
Lord 10 not done behiad curtain. No
!
that IL every siultsrou, man ia the world
vas hung TO des,h twice by Ia. heels and
then shot, he would s,ll live.
r The seventh charge, that no ia . man o..
foul tongue and rowdyi.h behavior, q reg
. ulsr drinker OF beer and other strong
2 drinks, wa. proven by the testimony Of 4
t woman who hsd ssen him going 10
}, Soheels hall in broad day light. She did
not see him drink. bg, then he called her
8 - big thing on ice, ana tina. is surely
!, conclusive evidence that tho reverend
/. gentleman 10 . drinker OF beer. All
drinker. Of beer call women big thing, on
;, leo.
Mr.. Shores clsilns that tho council was
/. no. legal. The law provides thu, in cases
"a Of difficulty, for which the church desires
y the advice aud wisdom OF disintere.,od
10 brethren, letters may DO sen. to tho neigh.
O boring churches, requesting them TO Ap.
Al. point delegates TO meet delegation from
I'd the church on 3 specified day, 10 which
?. council, when organized, the case shall b,
ID '''o''0oi shu sHcf auN'So Email pe lAiu Dc
fore the church for further advice
4, Shores claims tina, the council by which
. he ~n tried was not regularly convened
"a that even IL it was convened .ccordin,
20 10 the rule, IL Was no, composed OF disin
II. tsresisd brethren. lie asserts th.
r. Sleeper Caldwell, Housten, Grayson
10 Marshall and Shelton, who we're mem b.r
N Of the so-cAlled council, had determine,
IA 10 convict him had made up their mind
"A in reference to his gui!.-wsss his enc
:" mica and had expressed shsir opinion
u. very freely. The old man worry properl
u. protests that the council, being thus con,
Ils posed, was not disin.srestsd body. IVA,
DO 10 fact, Jury smpansl!sd to convict.
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LOCAL wEATHE REPORT.
J. s. SIG. SER, OBsEkvkK's OFyIcE

U. =. SIG. SER, OBsEkvEK's OFyICE.
CAIRO, June u, ls1s, 1911 PIN,
barometer 1886.
. Thermometer "A degrees.
Wind, southeast, yeloeit! I mle- per
hour.
Weather, cloudy.
Maximum temperature las; - hour-, q,
p. m, IS degrees.
Minimum temperature, ias, a hour.. a
. =. m, II degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours. southe at
Total number OF miles wind travelled, las
~ hours, 107.
Total rainfall, last - hours, !os.
EDWIN GARLAND. Observer.
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This Is TO inform the people OF Cairo tba,
Rev. G. buerschner, pastor OF the German
Lu;hen church OF his city, has opened a
school wherein both the German and Eng.
lish languages viii be taught. II there are
those among our American born citizens
who wish TO have their children learn 10
read, write and speak the German language,
they now have sn opportunity to crafty
that wish. Rev. Duerschner l. a thorough
German and Engiis scholar, snd win spare
no effort to maks the school Of which he 4,
principal success.
BY order Of the BOARD on DIRECTIONS.
Go I'm
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Mr.. A. Black Of the shoe store has Just
received his second stock of summer shoes
and slippers this season, and is now opening
a ! ne OF goods which for style and work.
msnship cannot be excelled IN the southern
part OF the state. As heretofore, he makes
1t speciality always 70 keep on hand the
latest styles OF ladies', misses and ohildren's
shoes aud slippers Of Brolaski's renowned
custom work, which he sells ut prices rang
ing much lower than eastern work can be
purchased elewhere, a there 10 no jobbers
between him and the manufacturers. HIS
stock OF gents and youths congress CATERS,
buckle shoes, Prince Alberts, Edwards and
Alexis, an entirely new style, is very large
and varied, and will suit the most fashd-
ious. lie would particularly request the
gentlemen to inspect his line OF shoes be-
tore they desire 70 purchase or have made
elsewhere. CIT d
Central Ysaat 8ssa DIV In use, 6.23.0t
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\ new hotel has been opened In the large
house located on the corner OF Seventh
street and Washington avenue. II Will be
known as Browns hotel, and proprietored
by Mr. Brown, whose reputation A. q hotel.
keeper Is weil-known In this city. The
house has been thoroughly renovated and
refurnished, and is in every way hrst-elass.
The tables are At all times furnished with
the best the season affords, and the charges
liberal, being only si % per day. Mr..
Brown solicits and deserves a share Of the
public patronage. 0.iii
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EOR RENT.

A neat cottage suitable for family Of
four or five persons Tho house contains
FIVE rooms, with good ci,,ern and al nee
in formation apply to T. O'CALLAHAS.
Corner Fifteenth street and CONNER.
cisl avenue. G-22-3t.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Two houses and three lots on the corner
Of seventh and Walnut streets. The houses
are rs good as new, having been thoroughly
repaired this last spring. viii be sold at a
bargain. Enquire on the promises, or at
12j Commercial avenue. 8.ll-2ws
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have been alarmed BY the cholsrs, should
profit by this lesson. They should not be
alarmed -should not allow Fear TO intro
ducs cholera into our city. Checrfulne's
is better than pills, aud when mingled in
proper proportions with cleanliness and
di.iniec,ants, is = sure preventive Of the
Hpreyailiny disease
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II then adjourn
DIED

Yesterday morning OF cholera infsntum,
after few hours illness, Almsrins Haley
son OF Almsrine aud Mary HALEY, aged
- months. The friends Of the family
are invited to meet Ut shs residence of the
parents on Twelfth street, st o'clock
pm snd accompany she remsins on ,he
2;l0 train TO Beach Grove cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-24

John e. Ectenburg has at his old stand Q
great variety OF the choicest brands Of
cigars. Lovers OF the weed should try his
clear Ilayanss, which are undoub;e 'ly the
best cigars In this mariet. No one who has
tried them ever call. for anything else, for
all good Judges of cigars pronounce them
the .imon-pure Havana of superior quail
ty. Ten cent. a piece, or - 30 per loo.
stand on Eighth street, near Ohio levcr.
G-Is-lN
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q. W. DUNNING, NJ. D.
sPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy relief for young men from the 81.
,.c,spH errors and abuses In early lite.
Nam Manhood restored. lmpediments TO MAJ.
New and remark able remedies. Books and
circuisrs cent rec, IN sealed envelopes.
N;nth street, philadelphis, PAN inStitii.
don having high reputation Tor Memorable
conduct nd professional skill.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-24
HOT WEATHER Is COM.
ING--KEEP COOL.

Refrigerators at from slS to
$50. Ice chests at 81, Sl3,
Sl5, ST., $40, etc. Beer cool.
ers at Cincinnati retail prices
water coolers, ice cream freez.
ers, wire cloth for window
screens, bath and foot tubs,
charcoal furnaces, charcoal by
the bushcl, barrel, etc, at
BEERwART, ORTIZ 4 Co.'S,
1876 Commercial Ave.
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NEW GOODS,

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Just opened out stock OF new and fashion,
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fity different styleso hats and bonnets,
best, large assortment OF ribbons, fow-
ers anu notions Of all sorts, all of which vii
be sold at the lowest prices.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-24

Mr.. +. l.. Wstermeier, al experienced
music teacher from Germany, h. located
in Cairo and desires to give lessons on tho
piano, organ or meloieon. lie will also
attend to sill order, TO time pianos. Or
ders may be LEFT n, Bidders iewelry store,
corner Of Washington avenue and Eighth
street. Nr. Watermelon rafors TO II. M.y-
ora snd f. NJ. Stocka,th, who know him
to bs an experienced musician and . good
teacher Of ins,rumsntsl music. G-2i-2t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-24

New stock AMI new style. ., wall paper
paints. oils, window glass. etc., etc, at u. r.
Meigs' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call .snd see tho latest
styles in wall paper before purchasing else.
where. Al
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FURNITURE For SALE AND HOUSE
To RENT

will sell at private sae the following de.
scribed goods, to-wit: One seven octave
piano (James vou's make, 2 line marble top
bedsteads. 1 line wardrobe, bathtub, con.
tinentsl self-ieedng heating stove, cotton
mattress, Q mattresses, ! marble top centre
table, y heating stoves, A yards of Brussels
carpet, "a yards three.pli carpet, 70 yards
two-pli carpet, 3 coal oil lamps, Q casters.
4 washtubs, l settee, l easy-chsir, 2 sewing
machines wheeler Il Wilson make, "a
yards rag-carpet, and house 10 rent TO q
good tenant. J.. II. MYERS.
6-lstf
faptr.i Saaat Al Hrt.,nl ~ ltil
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PHYslCgANa.
: - - :. : : -
A. ]. ROE. NJ. ID.

Having p' IN nently located In Cairo, tenders
his profess,onable services TO the inhsbitantr
OF the city and vicinity.
Residence and Office Qfor the present. cor.
ner Walnut and Twenty-hrst streets. where
he may be consulted at oil hours. 6-5-Sm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-24
FAREWELL TO AUSTIN.

Mr.. Editor: When I read in THs Bull.
Lxrts Dr.. Aus,ins grsesing--that sad
farewell Of his--my heart melted, and I
wss compelled 10 express my grief in
rhymes, an indiscretion have NOT before
been guilty Of IN the last ten years You
will observe that my Pegasus 10 lame and
blind, tu, then the old nag might be worse
of than he 10. lie nigh, be dead.
SIR, need not cay 70 you tha. all seps.
rations are sad afiairs. They touch the
heart. I remember, on one occasion when
| had succeeded iu getting away aNm .
friend Who was INJECTING upon mo I'M
msri,ed punishment, l felt very sorry
thst I had no, got away from him several
minutes sooner than did. But SD ~
oil separations ARE and have been, 1 pro-
sumo no parting in she history Of the
world could compare in sadness with the
separation Of DR.. A. NJ. Austin from hi'
friends. He is q large man, and u is .
we'll known fac, ths, is takes . large mar
longer to separate from friends than {
small man, and the grief OF parting 10 pro
por;ioned TO the length Of slime it takes &c
pRt Consequently when large men like
the doctor part from their friends, the
grief ID greater than when small men like
the editor Of THE BULLETIN for instance
par. from their friends. This fac, &C.
counts for the intense grief We all fol,
when We separated from our lost friend
But nave almost forgotten my rhymes
Don't view than with critic, eye, but,
pass their impsrfections by.
Yours, l.. j.
THE rhymes referred to above we give
below. We do so reluctantly but We could
not resist the V which they brought 70 us
As apoetical production the rhymes have nc
merit. In fact they are execrsbe 10.
CAL OF BuLLYTIN.l
FAREWELL.
Farewell to thee, Austin
Deep grief We are los, ia,
Oh! Austin,
Dear Austin,
Fol thee;
Our tears are fast falling.
Our sad hearts are calling,
For Austin,
Dear Austin,
For he.
II.
Your loss is costin'
4 great deal OF wo--
Alas! and HE no -
oh. dearest Doc Austin,
tor ~