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Middletown transcript., 1873-12-25
A Free Fight

ErIscorAL RrronN. - Bishop CHpmins
MterrieWed. In a conversation with a
reporter in New York on the subjec. Of his
action and the probable future Of the new
ccclesins'ical organization Bishop Cummins
stated that his congregation ia ,hAi viiy
would no, be organized before Christmas OF
the frs, Sunday in January owing to the
wan, Of copies of the Prayer Book Of 1888
In response to a question asking the reason
for ins,ituting his reform movement, the
bishop replied that he was obliged to
sanction by his official presence ceremonies
he deemed introduc,ive Of error. and to
remain in a communion whorc practice
and worship he condemned did not TO him
seem honest. He did not think the de-
viations of ritualism could be corrected
within the Church by the moral influence
Of evangelical men. or Of the ecclesiastical
law The growth Of these errors might be
accounted for by the effect upon the i'm.
agiuation produced by the elaborate Ger.
emouial; by the desire of young clergy
TO be considered priests" and BY the
seeming Endorsement Of their views by the
Prayer Bosk In regard to the prospects
Of the Reformed Episcopal Church" the
bishop felt sanguino. stating that there
were many Presbyteriaps in sympa,hy
with the movement. and that several ol
tho Episcopal clergy Of philadelphia who
had signed the circular condcmnatory o
his coarse had expressed regret for ,heil
act
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- vi1sv1zGo AS4a - ~ dIGIs6Ity
= suons5 = ~ 49,. etsh \ ~
tltsaokt eosib : ~ " q bslse ssstis1.
~ o1GnnSd saeshss pbsss. Tie Spss-
y MIsistes hss sueessded 10 psssuadise
0sssstary FIJI that shs virsiniss ~ -
ssiitlsd 70 esery the Ausriess Aas q ~
|tiws ofhss sspturs. and that shs ~ ~
taised her papers by means II pssjusy.
and wss therefore not entitled to the pro-
lection Of our Govsrsment. The Span.
iards are said to be greatly elstcd over
this admission BY tho U. s. Secretary ol
State. and rumor says that tho re-ssrrsn-
der Of tho virsinius and her crew BY the
United States to Spaio Is nov demanded
BY the latter. The salute 70 tho U. s.
Gag which vas to have been made to.dsy ]
Is dispensed with and the trouble is no
nearer adjustment than il was some time
sgo.
Though the Government should. in &C.
cordancs with its views Of international
justice. feel compelled under the decision
Of the Secretary Of State aud the learned
% Attorney General. to return tho Vir-
ginius to she Spanish Authorities no cou-
siderations Of that nature should induce
them to yield up her passengers and crew
to the inhuman crucl.ics Of the savsge
butchers in Cuba.
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Close or VOLUME VI.-with the close
Of 1873 ends the sixth volume Of the Tran
scnlrr. and the second year Of the present
management, and We take advantage oi
the opportunity here offered to return our
cordial thanks to our numerous friends.
aud the public. generally, for the generous
share Of patronage that has been given US.
We have s,riven to make our paper. and
the work done a. our Office, pleasing and
satisfactory to our patrons, and We have
had the encouraging satisfaction Of receiv-
ing repeated assurances that our labor has
not been in vain. We shall not, however,
rest con.ented with this. but shall labor
yet more earnestly to merit the kind wish
es, and substantial patronage, of our friends
and the psblic.
Ere wc sgain greet our readers the old
year will have been numbered with the
past. Therefore il will not be premature
in rs to wish them all q Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year.
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Double Aorostic.

Miss We not tina; briah, eirulgcnce,
In absence of Of her we know
Shining from ,ha, true indulgence,
She Of happiness e'er can show?
Mary modcsiy's true example
Always may iha choice be given
Rightly and in measures ample,
Yours the guidance be to Heaven.
wa sonne's nc'er be written when
Gay TO Eeiehbor clay gives rest;
Lca,ipg naagh, Of Mary than
Angel spirit by angels blest?
Yea let bards Of high conception,
Tune their verse 10 music sweet.
Der memory dear Of thy perfection;
Nigh In mcasure-lieaven complete |
Niddletowa, Dec. ~, 1873. RAcn
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STRANGE BUT TRUE.

There Is no person living but what suffers more
or less with Lung diseases. Coughs; Colds, or
Consumption; yet some will die rather than pay
IS cents for bottle of medicine that would euro
them. DIR. A. Boschce's German Syrup has long
hcel known In this world, aad It's wondsrous
cures as,osishes every one that try II. II You
doubt what we say in print, call nj your Drug
gist, or Chambcrlain., Middlc,own, and get a
sample bottle free OF charge y regular sizr Tor
rs cents Thc samr eau be had at Bakers Drag
Store, Odessa. u. U. Gaggx. Sole Manrr.,
Dec 9Th. Woodbury., n j.
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: airhU splph \ ls1lDnalina. - hsssss
sites = NJ ~ vssesssss rsseasasd
49, = ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = v6sliks
pespsssslsa - sesis hsesi. "a ssesps
- she ssveess of : hse5gs - sssnsd
elnssl inpsssibls. but bsssss sslnssIs
have tAss far pjSvsilsd Tbs dilEeuity prom
isss to b. settled without the dread arbi.
lsauess Of the sword. and the reign ol
psses continues. Tho slaughter Of the
psssesgers of the v,rginius 10, hswevcr.
added to tho long list Of bloody crimss
that bIacksns ssd tarnishes the historic
fame Of Spain.
May Of the great end leading men ol
our own and foreign sosptries bavc passed
away during the past year. Law. Sci.
eucc. Literature and Religion have each
alike suffered the loss Of some Of their
most pewcrful ministers.
But though il has been so i'll, has ii not
also been well with US? When ws recall
both sides Of the past, are there 20 blss-
sings for which We should be grateful 7
What though one crop has failed; have
We not others? Though our business has
not prospered equal to our expectations,
can We not see some others around us
whose condition is much worse than our
own? Are there not some others who arc
worse of than ws are? While other Sec
,ions Of our country have suffered from the
terrible effects of pestilencs, disease and
death have been comparatively unknown
among US. And to-day while vast meet
ings Of almost starving men and women
are being held in our great cities, and cries
for employment aud bread are going up
from tens Of thousands Of hungry men,
want stares no one here in the face.
Let US then be grateful for the blessings
that we have. and remembering how much
preferable is our condition to that Of thou.
sands of others Of our fellow men, pluck
up renewed courage asd. taught by the
experience Of the old year. shuu the pit
falls and qucksands of debt, extrsvagance
and confidence. and 60 forth to meet
the new year with stout hearts and deter
mined resolution to retrieve the losses and
failures Of 1873. The darkest hour is
that which just prccedes the breaking Of
the day. and who caa toll but that the
dark aud drsary hours Of 1873 will usher
in brigh. and prosperous dawn in 1874?
Let us then be up and doisg.
With heart for any fate;
Still achieving, still pursuing;
Learn 10 labor and to wait"
With Nj Desperandum for our motto,
and Excelsior our aim let rs continue the
battle Of life with unAagging energy, for
"if Fortune play US false
To-day. tomorrow she II be true;
Whom now she sinks she now exal,s,
Taking old gifts and granting new"
The wisdom Of the present hour
Makes up for follics past and gone;
To weakness strength succeeds, and
From frailty springs"
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All persons who are in arrears for sub
scription, or otherwise indebted to the
TnASscnirr. are urgently requested to call
aad-pay, or send, the amount due, The
FIRST Of the year is usually the time when
persons settle up their accounts and We
hope they will do so now.
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1t is rumored in Washington that the
nomination Of Attorney General Williams
to be Chief Justice will be Withdrawn, aud
that the President will then nominate Mr..
Williams to be Minister to Spain.
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To cure Cough, TO relieve all irritaiioas of
the throsi 10 restore perfect sonndness and health
to the most delicate organizations of the hrman
irame--ihe luags---usc DIR. Wistars It,sam of
Wild Cherry, which is still prepared with the
same care In the selection and compromising of
It's various ingredients as when IL was introduced
TO The PUBLIC hy DIR. Wistnr. over 40 Years sinec
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- 1lypGyd 1.isf suul eessse.


Old wiusss eans dewu spoa 10 dsad sassssl
% Tsssday. Aeow spnosaad ahalisg early h
sbs morning. asd kspt Il np an Day, sasil II had
gathered 10 lie dsptk sftwo ~ ihsss lurAes. In
the af,ersosn tho fakes fsll thicker ~ Eaaer,
but despite the storm shs veteran psoassr 81
sleishrrs, T. s. Merritt, Esq, vas out with hls
old fashioned sleigh and black ponies, his bells
souadss mcrrily on the still air ss they jinglcd
through thc streets.
Long live the veteran May he ewioy many
scors Of first slcikh-ridcs yet bsforc he 10 csiled
upon to take his last ride.
4 little later in the day Lowber gcarcd up
four-hone team to the "Greas Eastern" and,
gathering up jolly party, wen, slcishins
around town In lively style.
The Hayes Concert.
The Concert Of voca! music given In the Town
Hall on Tuesday nigh. by the Hayes Quartst,e,
though not as well attended ss II deserved TO be,
was complete success, ~ the tremendous bursts
ofarplsnse aud frsqaen, eseoses which greeted the
performances were indications oil the sentiments
Of the audience. Wherever they have been
these sweet singers have never failed to please
and TO draw forth the wsrmest sncomums Of
their audience, and We are frank to say that we
think they deserve them
The singing after the style or'Yc Oldde Folkes'
en- eoasns literally brought down the house,
and piece after piece was encorci which Wal
generously replied 20 by the good nsturcd sing
ers.
A. far az We heard there was but one opinion
expressed and that was of satisfaction and pleas.
ure. We liked tho Concert very much aud
would like 70 s,e It repeated.
severe Accident.
Vim. McCona ughey, Esq, of Newark, met will,
painful acsiden, few days ago He was en-.
gagged ia harnessing mule, and while fastening
the breech-band, The mule suddenly kicked him
In the face, breaking his check bone and other.
wise severely injuring him. Drs. Lowbsr and
Henry were called IN, bur a, lag, accounts he wal
suffering extremely, and fatal effects from his in
jurics wrFc feared.
We are very sorry to hear of this accident to
Mr.. ~ He is much too useful man 10 be thus
laid aside, and we hope his entire recovery may
not be long delayed.
Free Fight
lively 6gh, took place at Delmar las, week
between some train hands OF the nei. u. r., and
some wood snwy.rs. Tho mries lasted abou, an
hour aud was quite spirited. ons of the train
men, Geo. Hyatt, was considerably hsr, by be-
ing struck over the head with pinch bar" A
negro woman, also, had her head cut. fisally
the train men were defeated and bea, n has,y re.
treat leaving the field iu the hanes of the saw
.ers.
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Business 4etals.

s. ". Reynolds has received new assortment
Of Tea Sets Meat Dishe covered and uncovered
Vegetable Dishes, Dinner, Tea and Breakfast
Plates, Celery Glasses, Gobe,s, Tuuablers, &c,
for the approaching Holidays. Call and exam
inc them.
Labels for books, packages, boxes, &c, print
ed on fine rummcd paper, can be had a, the Office
OF the TRANSCRIPT.
A large stock Of Buck, Dog and S'sccpskb
Gloves and Gauntleis for gents. ladies and
boys wear, at S.M. REYNOLDS.
For the best -four and feed at low prices. call
on FoARD l. COMEGYS.
500 YARDS BEST PRINTS in remnants, suit
able for quilts at 10 cents pc. yard, y,
s. N. REYNOLDS.
Judgmen, Bonds Notes aud other Legal blanks
cnn be had on pl,licaiion n, ihe TsASscairr o.
6ce.
1000 lbs. Of Pe,crson's y Biokwheni, the best In
the market, for sale by 3. N. REYNOLDS.
Basmcss Cards, Letter and Bill Heads arr
printed At the TnASscRirr ofice as neatly and
eheaply AS can be done elsewhere.
For all Kinds Of job printing 20 TO the TRAN
SCRIPT Ofic.
Asto;ou, Turks is.aaA, Ground Alum, Dairy
and Rock SALT, for sale by
g. VI. REYNOLDS.
nghes, cash price paid for all kinds of grain,
by FOARD CUNEGiS,
For wm. NJ. Bells superior Drain Tile nj man
ufacturer prices, call on FUARD 4 CUMEGlS.
Jus, received, a fresh supply Of kwhcai
Flour, Mince Meat. Raisins, Ciiron. Curranis
Dried Apples Peaches and Lemons. at
$. NJ. REN NS0LDS'.
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CmsrsrxAs. Though some pretend 10
scoG d the idea Of the 25sh Of Dscsubsr
bsiae he anniverssry Of The birth Of Christ
csstom hes too long and too upiversally
ssactiosed 4 % the proper date y sllow
lhsir sss6s sad snesrs % change Of aisst
Ne pspulss bslisf Bat sustsa q not orr
esly srsssds ior celebrating ttb dsy y
ths sssissrssry 81 the sdvsat Of he Mss-
tldt: n ~ AZ ssstssy = ~ Cttistias
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This being Christmas week We have is
sued the TnASscHirr to-day. Thursday,
instead Of Saturday ~ usual, iu order to
give our prissersa little rest and an op-
portunity 10 enjoy share Of the general
holiday. This ws think is preferable to
the half sheet custom Of many Of our con-
temporsries.
As Christians comes only once year !,
is esly just that the printers should have
. chance to enjoy it along with the rest ol
the world. We hope therefore nobody will
eemplaiu Of this slight innovation on th,
general order of publication. Our print
srs join rs IL Wishing TO The whole list d
Subscribers . the TaAxscsIPr . MsrrJ
Chrissnas and long asd prosperous life
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For wm. N. Bells superior Drain Tile ni man.
ufacturer prices, call on FUARD 4 CUMEGlS
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just received, fresh supply of Buckwhca
Flour, Mncr Meat. Raisins, Ciiron. Curranis
Dried Apples, Peaches and Lemons. at
s. NJ REYNOLDS.
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nighes, cash price paid for all kinds of grain
by FUARD & CUMEGiS.
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Meu Advertisements.
p u B L IC S AL Il

p u B Lie S AL Z !.
The undersigned, intending 10 quit farming,
will sell at Public Sale At his residence on John
Alisson's farm, near Middlc,own, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1874,
at II o'clock, A. ~, all his personal property,
consisting of 4 head OF HORSES young Mare,
good Farm Horses. Bay Mare, with foal. .
good Mich Cows, Reaper and Mower combincd.
in good order; 35 bus. Potatoes, l good Grain
Fan, lot OF Pork and Lard, Fsrm Wagon and
Harness complete. Also, lot Of Grain Bags Z
lot Of White Corn By the bushsl.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PURNF
iarc, consisting Of Hsds, Beds.sads ard Deddine,
Chsirs, r.b'es Bnssaas, CatPs4as, Crsckssy and
and uAay etbsr aruelss set nauasi.
TRRMs.-All ssms Of go ard sndss, cash
above that amouut credit u aluc mcatks vi
~ 6iven BY rusGlnsss etsaak baakatls e6ts ~
ts's's Is sss~s sss sssscilsS = sIss. -
8. n. Esoe, Aust. WUSAuOu01UM
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WRITING MACHINES.
1000 sold in the last 80 davs

EA0AAgents Wanted. Samples cent free by
eVJNIO mail, with terms, 10 clear from S. Il
$40 per day: Address, N. II. WHITE, Newark
MI. Nor 29-4t
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Trustees Sale.

RY vr'ae of an order or Decree Of the Circuit
- Court for Kent county, MS "A Court of Equi-
~, the undersigned as Trustee, will Offer u, Pub
H. Ct.
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As'otou, Turks Is!aaA, Ground Alum, Dair,
and Rock SALT, for sale by
S NJ REYNOLDS.
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Divine Service, with Holy Communion, will be
celebrated Ia this Chsrch this (Chris,mas) MORN
ing at i0l o'clock. Tomorrow, friday evsn-
ing meeting Of the teachers and children of the
Sunday School will be held In the church. An
address will be made TO them By the rector. The
cheerful snd. sime-honored christmas custom OF
trimming asd dresslng the church with svsrsrsens
has not bees forgotten on this occasion, bu, the
youag ladies and geatlemen connected with the
ccngrsga,isa have been busily sagsged In put
llag up the decorations, aad the church will,
doubtless, look very pretty 10 i,s green orns-
uents. t =s
At the esaclasisa Of Ne sssscisss On Friday
svsning, The s. 8. Childrea viii BE- tAkes 10 The
Chapel, where the Christmas Tres hss bssn srec,-
ed, TO rscsivs the usual gins As.
rAs ssabsssa Ssuss.
We take peculiar pleasure Ia ssess,msudips
this newly opened and escsllsat hotsi 10 sush d
sur readers ~ nay have oecssloa 10 visit New
Castls. Il fully suppliss want lssg fit.
Though Mr.. Whitfield scss : good table his hosss
10 not suincisatly eomnsdious 10 sllow hl6 Il
furnish arst ciass aeeosnassdaiisaS = ~ guesss
~ ~ 5salsssa 1Dssss - Ne sssst.fy, II
sssus ~ SlsCs - ~ (stoluhso. ~ ~
; kspt = - S~nuSsss - ~ ee0 0fs1
kdtGQe n 49, - - ~, ~ oH11i 80
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-05
FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE.

; We ere authorizsa 10 announce the name
Of Charles Mehner, Esq, as candidate for the
Office OF police magistrate q, the ensuing
municipal election.
We are authorized TO announce Mr.. James
Ryan candidate for the Office OF police
magistrate at the ensuing municipal cleo
ton.
We are authorized TO announce William
y. Pitcher as candidate for the Office OF
police magistrate. at the ensuing municipal
election.
FELLow-CiTxKNs OF CAIRO | am a
candidate Tor reelection TO the Office Of po-
lice magistrate. -Four years ago did not
believe il was possible I should live TO ask
Office again at your hands, but having in n
great measure recovered my health, and
needing the income the position affords. !
again appear before YOU in the capacity of a
candidate, and respectfully solicit your gen.
erous support. u. SHASNEssY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-05
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday.
the 18th day OF April, \. ID. 1879, general
election will be held in the city OF Cairo,
Alexander county, state OF Illinois, foi the
selection of the following named municipal
officers, to-wIt: A mayor, u city council, n
city clerk, city attorney, city treasurer
and police magistrate; each Of the i've 10
wards into which the city Is now divided be-
Ing entitled TO the election Of two 90 alder
men.
For the purposes of said election, polls
will be opened AZ the following named pla-
ces, to-wit: In the First ward, at the COM
mission house Of T. +. Davis, Esq, on the
south side of sixth 90 street, between Com
mercial and Washington avenues; in the Sec
ond ward, at the Rough and Ready engine.
house on the east side of Washington avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets; IN the
Third ward, at the Hibernian engine-house
on Thirteenth street between Commercial
avenue and Poplar street, In the Fourth
ward, at the court-house and In the Fifth
ward, at Mrs. Sullivan's house on the north
west corner Of Commercial avenue and
Twenty fifth street.
BY order of the city council
NJ. J. HOwLKy, City clerk.
JOHN NJ. LASsDEN, Mayor.
CAIRO, Ills, March ~, 1s73.td
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-05
TO BEARDED MEN.

am glad TO be able TO announce that /
have 50 FAR recovered my health a. 10 be
able TO resume the management Of my shop
Ny old customers will, therefore, understand
that in the future, a, in ,he past, that, ifthey
desire clean, easy shsvcs, fashionable hair
cutting. or any other service in my line, !
viii be on hand 10 bcstow upon them my
personal attention. My shop, q. :, well
Known, Is four door. from the corner Of
r ighte.uth street and Commercial avenue,
where invite iay old friend, and new custo.
mer, 20 call and see me.
i-3-tf GEORGE REFINING, Barber.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-05
IOR ALDERMEN.

We are authorized TO announce u. j.
Foley as a candidate for Alderman in the
Fourth ward.
> We are authorized 10 announce j. u. Cum
bingham as ; candidate for alderman in the
First ward.
We are authorized to announce the name
Of Chas. q. Patier a. a candidate for alder.
man from the Fourth a. ward. at the ensu
Ing municipal election.
BY authority we announce that NJ j. Me
Gauley viii he a cand date for alderman
from the Fourth ward ut the approachn.
election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-05
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL Elk.
ANIMATION.
EXERCISES AT TIE HIGH SCHOOL
ON FRIDAY.

The examination exercises OF our public
the sentiments OF the many who attended
them when we say that they were satislac-
tory In the highest degree. Those who have
followed the exercises through each depart.
ment, from the lowest to the highest, and
who have had an eye to the school interest
during previous years, say that the scholar.
have, generally speaking, shown
MORE THOROUGH ACQUAINTANCE
With the branches over which they have
ton. aud that the management OF the teach
ers, their control OF scholars their methods
OF instruction etc, are more perfect and
show a marked advance in the character
and necessarily in the efficiency OF our pub.
lie schools ON Friday afternoon the eXer.
cises were rhetorical interpreted with
music, and were very interesting.
We give below the order OF the exercises
briefly
!. Music. An instrumental piece--well exc.
cuted by Miss Ada Halliday.
.. Defamation. 1.-THE Fire Fienl'-Wil-
lie Smith. Eycelently rendered.
.. Essay. Needles with excellent points,
by the way)-Miss Elite Foss.
| 4. Recitation. Indian Nsmes"-Miss Ada
Thornton. Excellent.
5. Select reading. "The Wreck OF the Hes.
perus"-Miss Annie Alyord. Wei rem.
dered.
9. Music. .'Pure a. Gold"-Mlss Ella Wal.
bridge,
:. Defamation. Charles Walters shamus
o'Bren-good,
/ 6. Essay. Names, "Therc Is something in
snamc after ALL" Mis- Ada Halliday
/ very good.
O. Select reading. "voice Of spring"
! Callie COous-well read.
10. Same. "Didiuous and Thisbe." Mis-,
Kate Ayord-excelently rendered
! II. Music. "Eyangline," with variations.
Miss Lucy wilson--yery well rendered.
u. Essay. Cairo-iis past, present and iu
I ture, Interesting, and well written by
Miss Ada Thornton.
10 Defamation. "Do welr'-Frank Ken.
dali. Very good.
"a. Trio. Misses Josie and Jessie Philli,,
and Miss Ella Robbins beautiful song,
but failed TO hear the title.
Is. Music. Medley--Miss Anna Alyord
IL. Essay. "Girl's Rights Mis-, Oracle
After. Spicy and good.
/ IL. Here new newspaper was introduced,
called the Meteor, edited by Miss Ella
! Robbins and Master. Willie Christman, who
! alternately read extract. from its contents.
! The salutatory, by Master. Christman, was
| very good. but was, we will state for the
! henent Of the candidates at the coming
municipal election, entirely non commit ta
| in character.
Is. Duette. Eva ventriee and Lucy VIII
| son.
Finalle--C Columbia visited by her dulful
daughters aud sons, who each bring her
offerings OF the productions OF their several
lands, Brother Jonathan acting in the ca.
pacity OF usher. We have no space for
further comment, than to say that in her
reception Mrs. Columbia Included and
welcomed heartily all her daughters,
kindly laying aside all remembrance OF
any late unpleasantness that may have ex.
listed, and II was really beautiful and
touching scene, with good moral lesson
In 1t, by which many big heads nigh,
] profit.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-05
SCIENTIFIC MACHINERY II THE IL,
TERESI OF hot sEkEEPERs.

Nj. 7. NJ English oi Iienderson, Non.
tucy, known 80 many of our citizens, Is
the inventor and manufacturer Of what be
alleges, and l. ready by actual trial 10
demonstrate, 10 be- the only perfect washer
and churn that any one has ever seen or
used. And lac wishes all interested IN a
perfect washer OF perfect churn, 10 call to.
day al the Arlington house, near Washing.
ton avenue on seventh street, and see these
machine in operation. +. Vi. rSGLIsH.