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PAVGOISG-BOYS AND GIRLS.

PAUIDISG-BOYS AND GIRLS.
Miss j. Mills, Principal.
Miss d. Moore, Pirs. Assistant.
Mist N. 4. Nugent, First Assistant.
Miss y. ii. llott, second 4 esistant.
Mrs. " X. Wells, Second Assistant.
Miss Flora Snodgrass, Third Assistant.
Miss Ida Patton, Third Assistant.
sirs. u. T,mlin, Third Assistant.
Giss y. K"arns, Third assistant.
Mlss Ella Carr. Supernumersry.
Ess. NJ =. Reynolds. SupernumerAry.
CLIo-BoyS AND GIRLS.
Hre. =. Il. Co"ney, Principal.
Ms. Reed, firs. Assistant.
Mrs. d. ". Williams, First Assistant.
Mrs. r. McCa second Assistant.
Miss Al. Il. ncti"rnas. Second Assistant.
Mrs. a. ClarssnY, Ttird Assistant.
Miss q. Hodgkins. Third Assistane.
Miss u. srnu, Third Assistant.
Mrs. 4. Girar'i.au, Supernune, ary.
Niss II. \. Ciasier, SupernumeSary.
JgFEEEsOE-Soys.
Mr.. 3. G. Clark. 'rincipsi.
Mrs. Z. A. Curtis, Iirst Assistant.
Miss N. Parr, First Assistant
Miss n. M"0re, Second Assistant
n ss X. Todd. Second a -sistant.
Mrs. 4. G. Gallup Yhra Assistant.
bliss T. Bell, TAirG Assistant.
Mss 4 Hubert. Third Assistant.
Mrs. A. Cast4,ll, Third Assistant
Miss c. LYbatt, Third Assistant.
Miss julia Cnltus,. supeSnutaera%y.
Miss Josephine Hill, NupernuneySry.
WkBSTkR-GIRLS.
Miss N. A. Armstrong. Principal
d. g. ,. &. TOmes First Assistant.
Miss n. Watson, First Assistant
Mis-. -. Littrell. Second Assistant
Mss g. I. lam bourne, seeond Assistant.
n IS Mary a. B len. second AseistALb
NitsS McC. rr~n, Third Assistant
~ MIs. ). d. Clay top. Third Assistant
:. sife jennie Reas. Third Assistant.
sls- MARY Wilson. SupeVnumerary.
>''ss AsSoe. Ain strong. SupeT1ume1ys
HAMILToS-EoYs AND GIRLA
Miss Alice Ws..on. Principai.
Nlss q. a. " ArneP First AssissanA
Mrs. a. mcknight, Third ASSISTANT.
Bliss Ada Mitchell, Aupe.numeyarv.
Third Representative District.
MARsHALL-BOYS.
NJ. p. 4. Golden. Principal
Mr.. Y. Mieliy. first Assistant.
ii SIS 4. MayeY. Second Assistant.
Miss \. Is. Redwood, Second Assistant
Nl.s " a y stes. Vhisd Assistant
Hiss y. cOilayaDni, Third Assistant.
Mse. NJ. 7 Cochran, Superuumera-y.
MIA Annie Cotton. snpernumeyarS.
FRANkLIN-GIRLS.
Mrs. r =. Wharton. Principal.
Miss NJ Woods, First Assistant.
Niss ". Il. Oliver, First Assistant.
Miss NJ. Y. Hero. second Assistant
Mss Il. R;1dg rs. Second Assistant.
Nfs l.. Ellsworth. Third Assistant.
Mfs. Il. Turner. Third Assistant
Ass Fe eonise Killien. Supernumeragy.
Aass Mary Brewer. Superb omeTary.
FISK-BOYS.
Mr.. }. 8. Beane. Principal.
Miss }. k Morton. First Assistant.
Mre. NJ. A. HoushtOn. First Assistant.
Miss \. N Wagner. Second Assistant.
3lrs L. =. kIug, second Assistant.
Mre L. Hampson, Third Assistant.
Miss. u J. Dornan. Third Assistant.
MISS L. PitfHeld, Thid Assistant.
Mes n. 4. Martin, Tniri Assistant
MSS s. Bloc .ufeld. Third Assistant,
niss Ida Bennctt. 6upernumary.
Mis- Mary X. QOonnul. SupSEApUefAfy.
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Mrs. L. Bnhigren, Third Assistant.
Miss l.. Di.imone, Third Assistant.
Hiss n. }. CHoWe1, eupernumera1y.
vILLBRE-BOTs AND GiRLx.
Miss H. r. Roxborough, Principal.
Mrs. /. II Knox, Second Assistant.
Miss y. Nher Ock Third Assistant,
0lss Bessie Byrne. kupernuMeHary.
LIZ BRETOS-BOfS AND GIRLS.
Miss 4. Pafr, Principal,
Miss 4. Bellenquet; Second Assistant,
Miss l.. Van Dycke, Third Assistant,
Mrs. D. Blsncq Third Assistant.
Miss Annie Gordon. supernumerafy.
GBNrILLY-EOyS AND GIRLS.
Miss Il. Devonshire. Principal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND GIRLS
Mrs. n. Chambers. Principal.
Eighth Representative District.
MCDnNOGH SO. 7--GIRLA
Ars A. q Pitkin, PripelpaL
Mrs. A. Bell. First Assistant.
Mrs. J. y. st. hl- First Assistant.
Miss s. Lynch, Second Assistant.
kfiss n CUntOis, Second Assistant.
Miss X. 7. Moore, Toird Assistant.
Mre. n. Jacobs, Third Assistant.
Miss A. jerks, Third Assistant.
Miss Z. O'Hars. Third Assistant
Miss ". ". Carroll, Third ASS slant.
Miss 4 lynch. Third Assistant.
Miss Julia White. SUpeynumsrary.
Mise A. sherlock, SupernAmerary.
MeDOEOGH NO. 3-BOys.
Mr.. J. Weber, PRINCIPAL.
Mr.. L. J. L. che, lirs: Assistant.
Miss N sweeney. Fi' ST Assistant.
mrs A. StoCkdale. Second Assistant.
Miss =. Harris. Second Assistant.
Miss n. s. Stewart. Third Assistant.
MISS L. Bertus, Third Assistant.
Miss \. d. Webb Third Assistant.
MISS L. Kenny, Third Assistant.
mss Aizzie Clark. Supernumerarv.
AARfGNY-BOYS AND GIRLS.
Miss $. Ra.tOn. Principal.
Miss Z. T. Mccarthy. First Assistant
Mss ). L. kneeas, Second Assistant.
4iss L. Faust, THIRD Assistant.
Miss Alice Sherlock. Supernumefsry.
Ninth Representative District,
WAsRINGTON-GIRLA
Aies I. p. B. Wilder. Principal.
Ma 4. \. Tyryel. First AssistsoI
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WASHINGTON-G
Aies I. p. B. Wilder. Principal.
Ma 4. \. TyETel. First Asistack
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sixth Representative District.
ST. PHlLIP-EOYs.

Mr.. G. Apdry. Principal.
Mrs r. G. GeddeS. First AssIstAnI
Miss n McElligott. First Assistant.
Miss A. Naureau, Second Assistant.
Miss L. McAnulty. Sscard Assistant,
Miss Fitzgerald, Third Assistant.
Miss Z. Dolan, Third Assistant
NJ AZ Lucy Stamps. Third Assistant.
Miss Mpiiie p. Martin Third Assistant
Miss Mary OConnor. THIRD Assistant.
Miss J. LiEsleY, Third Assistant.
kijsa n kiVD kunepu n ,pAyarv
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STEAM BOAT.

Picnic and excursion steamer +. Il.
Solmes.-Thc Ane. staunch steamer +. r..
SeImca, especially adapted for Excursions,
can be chartered Tor short trips 10 any of
tho beautiful groves near the city. Pic
mic Parties.socletie', sunday schools, etc 4,
should apply II. once. Special caro- taken
toprevent accidents, and the vessel is il.-
ted up with Nil modarn appliances for the
protection o! passengers. For further
particulars apply TO Capt. Thos. Mcguire,
st. James hotel, corner Eighth street Ohio
levee, or TO j. b. Greenfield, Greenfield 5
Landing, Mo. Jl-4 20.5t
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ATTENTION. Sic KNIGHTS.

John Antrim Is agent for one of the
iarses, houses in the La. fox Sir knights
uniforms; also Masonic, Odd-Fellows,
knights of Pythias and all other societies !
regalias, uniforms, military equipments,
police and ilremen's, theatrical and band
supplies. Those in need Of goods in this
line are requested to call on An.rim and
secure price list. Samplns KEEP: on hand
g0-I-2O-ot
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Mrs, NJ. Swsnder has Just filed
her store room with fine stock of
spring millinery and all kinds of fancy
goods and notions. Her resdy-,rimmod
hats and bonnets surpass anything ever
brought to Caro-; the young and the old
lady, the bride and tho widow will find
among them just what fhe wants in the
way OF u hat or bonnet, Mrs, Swander
has also thought u beautiful assortment of
ilowors and trimmings sash ribbons. coll
Lars, undcrsleeves, etc, etc. The ladies
are especially invited to call and examine
goods and prices. All goods marked in
plain figures, l7--i.5.ln.
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PIANO LESSOHc.

Louis 4. lIeegcr desires to inform the
public that he ia now prepared to give in
s,ructlons on the piano. Any one wishing
to secure his services will please apply at
Sohleslngera gallery, on Eighth street, or
At =. G. Schuh's drug store. s0.i-2A-6t.
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NOTICE.


Office OF the
CAIRO ~ Sr, LOUIS RAILROAD CoMrASI :
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, April -, 1871. }
A meeting Of tho directors q this COM
pany will be held on Monday, tho ith day
Of May next, 1874, a. tho station house on
the depot grounds Of tho company in the
city of Murphysboro, lliinoa, al ten
o'clock In the morning of that day.
5, STATS TAYLOR, President.
N3.h.pQtd
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THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1874
IN APOLOGY.

Water whisky and darkness a comhi-
nation too powerful TO DO resi- ted, have
uqucrol THE BuILEriN 4 torrent Of
sipo water invaded our nows and press
rooms yesterday, rendering the tkiE Il
necessity 60 The comro itori food al
whisky invaded our prcssman, who in
dissust oC the wa,or took to his cup', and
our engineer became drunken than tho
prcssmau 70 crown al tho gas in our
ncighborhool refused 60 burn. We stood
up msnru,,y Tor II time, hut at lang'h sur
rendered, ma arc compelled TO present
our readers this half sheet, To-day wo
hope to & on. or tho water, and to.mor-
row morning to get out in our usual form
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MIIINlN-

TEs pounds of brown sugar Tor 81 6
pounds best coffee sugar at 81, pounds
Of choice butter at 81; baking powder 4jc
per III; Imperial tea at II potatoes 80
cents per peck 3 ID, coffee sl,at Wi!coxs
Block. lO7-2.i-lm.
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Two batteries Of two Boilors, each -
lcoi long, 12 inch Dram 2 II inch Flues
with Gre fronts. Mud ard Steam drums
Safety Rnl Mud valvos, Chimney and
Britchin, AL complete and in first class
lrlcr buen uscd only three ID untha. 70;
price c,c, inquire ~ j T. RINaiE,
4 y. ~ N...nn ron M.t,-.
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TT is MOT TRTJ II
THAT
ID r. II L LII y
IS DEAD.
HE IL STILL LtyIaC ASDlg CAIU
His Office and dlspensaly u
40. % MOUTH STREUT,
His Once and dlspensmy a.

No. % EIGHTH STREET,
Bet. Commercial ana Washington avenues
II IA true, the doctor II one OF the oldest
payslciAhs OF the place, and his diploma.
that hangs In his office, shows that he has
been 80 years in the profession. lie Is doing
larger Office praetice than any other phy.
stefan, treating all kinds of chronic disdnsG-
OF the human Ny stem, such a. old alcers. and
all diseases of the skin, humOrs and blood
poisons; also diseases OF the throat. also
all diseases OF the eyes of years stauding
also artificial eyes inserted: tstIlIa cure,
w.hout lhe use OF knife cancers cured
by the application Of medicines: ujnuirs or
the FACE removed; all urinary disease,
S tI Ail forms OF ycnorcal and private
dises cured In the shortest time 81 min
weakness ana st.f-abuso cured In "A .IgT
time. ." ''''
LII AZ !. sen,emdsnt that physician treating
skili. 'NN'' acquires Eie"I
orby lettea. Z" i'''of
medicines furnished M Office in a.
I 1923 III DR.. DAVID IiI,ITz
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rOE RENT.

4 very picasar, and neatly furnished
sleeping room, suitable FOR ono or two
gentlemen. Corner Walnut and Fourth
streets, west side. lUO--l.aO.a:
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SPECIAL NOTLNES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy reher Tor young men from the Ell
iccts OF errors and abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Impcdimcnts 10 mtrriar.
removed. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cir.
suiars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Adj
dress, Howard Association, No. = South
Nlnth street, Philadelphia, Pam iu.litu-
ton having highrcputation for hnn0rtb,r
conduct and professional skill Hos d,vw.Irn
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k,r lilly Martin, Bette Norsmeyer, IA.
tie Parsons, Minnie liilhc, Alice Fro;ier,
Ella Cary, Jennie Schutter, CaroliIe
Whitchmp Minnie Baird, Tehie Wood
ward, CLARA lgcl, willis ClShc, Nillic
Tester Luio Tossier, Charley Scbc,l
and a. on-.,o NIi11;n,ucyr
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THE NEW
ARLINGTON HOUSE
COMMERCIAL AVENUE,
Between sixth and Seventh streets. rs.r.
Illinois,
+. j. ELLIS. Proprietor.

The New Arlington mouse !, now omen
foe ne Eeeeption OF guests, The house .
Ioeetod In the heart OF the business portion
Of thA eitys. and convenient TO stolmboa'
iasdAsQ Apd railroad depots. Good sample
rooms Tor commercial agents Watch krrt
day and plight for boats amt trains.
sS-l.2t-1.
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FAIR AND FEsryAL.--On mex! Tues
day md Wednesday evenings at the
Arab eneine-housc, tbs German Lutheran
church will hold u fair and festival for
the benefit og the church. Full psEticC-
LAYS tomorrow.
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Juar received, fine lot 81 e&tCn'ior
laddorr garden hoes, rskce, otc., c'r., at
a llal.cy.s. tG--i-l7-lm.
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"a ROOMS TO RENEF
In Wilcox boci Washington avenue,
stthe lowest fgurIs. 'ofei.3-;L
FOE SALE.

Second -hand clotiing, watches, jeweiry,
pistols, sc, bought and sold. Also lot
Brussels carpet, furniture, ,,s., for sale.
Opposite Cairo and Vinccnnes railroad
depot. ll9s-2-27-fl NJ. CcYHE
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A large stock of Lawns, corded and
plain AlpScas, corded Iaconet, ami Per.
Gals can DO found in beautiful STYLES At
ID HARTMAN " Cos,
CORNER SIXTH STREET AND
COMMERCIAL AVENUE.
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FIRsr-cLAss board at sccond-class rates
q. tho 81. Charles Hotel 9l--!-2G e
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The ELEcrI>S,--At tho election for q
new board Of directors for tho Mobile and
Ono railroad, out Of nearly thiriy-avo
thousand votes cast, Cap,. w, 7. Halli-
day received every vote, not ono being
cast agsirs. him.
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MEs. KuMnoLp is prepsroi 20 uLEAcn
and PRESS hats aud bonnct5 in tho most
approved style, aud in n manner 10 give
entire ratification. Call at her residence
on Fiftocath stree. between walnut and
Cedar 2J5--3-l5-.r
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NASTED.-Botrd in II 1rivate family,
or in boarding house whero ,horo are
bu, few boardcrF. Address &c f. BuI-
LEuS OFFICE. lO2-i-30-G'.
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WV M NbDt, Mbnhio iNl'll', .tii'' r''-''''
Ella Cary, Jennie Schut.er Caroire
Whtcamp, Minnie Baird, Tenie Wood
ward CLARA lgcl, willis Clssc, NiIlic'
Tcssicr, Luio Tossier, Charley Scbcl
and George Williamson, ...-..--
FIRsr-cLAss board at sccond-class rates
q. tho ST. Charles Hotel. 9l---+-2G e
AsstGSEE's NOTICE Notice j. hereby
given 90 all concerned that ] have paid
of and discharged all just eiaims pre-
scented 90 mo against Il. A. Cunningham
and If no other claims arc presented be-
fore the 30lh day OF May, 1874, J shall on
that day terminals my connection with
his business as assignee, and return to him
all assets In my hands belonging to him.
z y. MATHuss,
Assignee Of u. a. Cunningham.
April %, ls,i. 1o-i-24-G.
To ALI particularly invalids spring Ia
o trying season. Indications OF sickness
should at once he attended g.. Fatnl
diseases may DO caused by allo%ing tho
bowels 90 become conslipAtcd, and tho
| system e. remain in disordcrcd condition,
until tia disorder has Lims t. develop II.
self. An ounce II prevention is worth a
pound Of cure, Is M old and ituihfdl say
ing. Therefore We advise all who az,
troubled with the complaints now yer!
| ordered liver, want Of apo.
tite nausea, or fev1rish SKIN
to take, without delay, Scheucks Man
drake Pills. We know Of no remedy SC
harmless and decisive in rs acton. /. a,
once strike, at the root Of the disease and
produces healthy tone to the system
People need never sulre; from any disease
arising from disorderod condition of thc
liver i! they wOlll take this excellent
medicine when they feel tho first indicG.
tons OF the malady. Families leaving
homo for the summer months should tax
three or four boxes OF these pills will
them. They have m almost ins,antano
Gus effect. They will relieve the pa,ien,
Of hoadache in ono Or two hours, md will
rapidly cleanse the liyor Of surrounding
bile and will eifectu ally prevent a bill lous
attack. They are col! by all druggists.
tG--4-30-lm-eod
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ME&TiNa OF Sen OIL DIRrcroRs.-
There was - meeting oftho board Of edu-
cation hold las. evening in Mr.. George
Fishers Office. We did not learn what
the business was 10 he transacted.
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UNION BAKERY.

Frank kra.ky desires that The public
should know TIM. Lois prepared t. deliver
broad of good quality md quantity, for
little moaey, ia any part Of the city.
Give him your lcr', and then look out
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FHE {. ~ Y. RAI4EpAp.--Il was not
known in this city, up 10 la,c hour last
night, waoihyr a receiver had been APP.
pointed or who wac likely TO DO the lucky
wgn.
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FED NNAliNN

by which 10 will deliver e. you tho s,nn
Of life. 2fl-8.&G.'m
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SrLr and Extension Ladders, Sand
Screens, Riddles, Slaves, Shovcls, Spades,
Forks, Hoes Rakes, Water Close. rrinas,
Kitchen and Coss Pool Sinks, Clothes
Ringers, Clothes ilorics, Clothes Linosn
and, ia fact, iull assortment. of kitchen
and House furnishing goods q. A. Hal
ley's, les Washington avenue, near Touth
street. % -i.l1-lm.
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FLouR. tLOUR.-Gocd aud choice fam
lily use, tor ale in quantities to suit pur-
chasers. pgTEE cum,
30 Ohio I.van
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\ rEw MORE day bcarlors will be
taken nj the It. Charles at tho reduced
rates. 92--4-20.tf
NOrlCE.--GoiI and silver trimmings,
gold and silver stars, lace hair cloth ,moss,
tow, chair cain, etc. W. &, CARY,
9s-i 3o-2w No. IL, sixth street, Cairo, Lis.
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For STOVES Tinwsro loiletws re, steam
cooking ycsacls, broi,grs, bird cages Ian
terms, gate springs, gate hinges, table and
pocket cutlery, hu,iuc IroIs. Also for
roofing, gu!ieCs and spouting, go to A.
HaNoy's. les Washington avenue, near
/ Tenth street. 56-i.I7-lm.
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Whampoa silk plaids can be had Mt l.
cents per yard ut ID HARTMAN ~ Cos.
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THE MoEiToR -For the Monitor, the
best coal Cook stove over made or the
Fashion, The champion wood Cook of the
West, so to A, lIalley's, lGs Washingto
avenue, near Tonth street
5G-i-l7-lm
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HARTMAN g, CO.

Are selling Gents half hose II, CO cents
per dozen.
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PEhs'AAL.-Mr. II, Lovy left yesterday
afternoon for 81. Louis, where no intends
hereafter 10 reside. Mr.. Levy was IN
business in this city for many years and
was alvGys ACCOUNTED "a straigh. forward,
honest and honorable business man.
Col Taylor returned from St. LouIs
Yesterday
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\ NEw FIEM.-Mr. Rubor. Levy and
J, 4. Lane having purchased tho business
Of Mr.. Herman Levy, propose to continue
the hide aud fur busIuc1r in Cairo. At
tcnl,ou il called TO thor carl published
luLer tho head ofnew advertisements in
Ibis mornings paper. Tho new hrm 20.
.'o.io IL liberal snare OF patronage,
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Roll OF hoNoE.-Tho following pupils
Eayo their names on tho roll Of honor in
room No. 8, Thirteenth street school,
Miss Houston teacher for the week ending
April 24lh; Ells Torrance, Lizzie Par.
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BEGGENs.--For the lusL two weeks tho
city has been inundated with lcggers, or.
gan grinders, blind ijlicrs, etc Wacro
they all come from is mystery.
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THE 9, Aan 81 l.. Il, R,--Thoro viii
be meeting Of the directors OF tho Cairo
'n' ~, Louis railroad company Il, Mur-
pAyshoro, Jackson county, on ucNt Mon.
day, May 18th Business of importance
vii come before the meeting.
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The barber STOP - rI NO corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George SNcnhouse v It'll lis rcn-
uemonly assis.auts can be found At sny
hour Of the day or night, ready 20 sootnc
your feelings with In shave, or cool
your temper and head wish good sham
poo. |. "A Grst.class shop and ,ou are
suFo Of receiving Grst-clnss treatment.
Ladica' aid childron's hair cut or curled
after the most approved styles s-l5.tf
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aiFnE T,LSErs. There was meeting
OF the Turner Society last night ut which
seyera! committees were appointed, whose
duty it will bs 90 conduct affairs Il, the
ii Mic on Sunday nest
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The RIVER The Ohio is falling rap
", considering tho grca. bulk of water
in that stream. /. will 10 glad day
when The sewers can bc opened.
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THE HuBERSICA.- Both the matinee
yesterday afternoon and the Performance
last night n. the a.hcncun were we'll at
tended, the houao being crowded on both
occasions.
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Several pleasant family rooms ut the
So. Charles Hotel, frou.iug ON the ohio,
can De- obtained with board ut reduced
rate during the gmmer months.
III .p.,T
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-30

THE LITTLE KEsTUcKIAs.--W uu-
dcrsLand the Little Kcn,uckian is TO be
re-opened ina day or two. Who the
new proprietor will Se We 40 not know.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-22

Is.tow Citize.t Of tie Senate and Assem-
b.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-22

Necessity Of snteTHaf improvements
- secure Cheap transportation
Eessstafio-1 Against gree Passes
Suggested. \ Wcdification OF the
Graham Temperance Law Drsignes
kesrs nchmeni I'm the adnsiai.frs.-
don of the state Government are
com m aided.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-22
STATE rAS.

rie state tax .uvied fer 1871 was $500.
issI0 for ls72, s-65,a9l, sc for lSTs,
st,i,as2 j.. Tie rate per cent of this
! lrun tie assessed Valuation for the
= C ls..r- named, respectively, Is as fol-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-22
FREE PASSES.

| recommend the enactment Of law
forbldiing the acceptance or use Of free
passes, or any other gift, immunity or com
pensation BY any state officer, from any
railroad or otLer public corporation, exis-
ting under ths laws of this state With
the abolition of Tree passes and weekly ad
tournaments from Friday to Monday night,
may not the average session he shortened
fully thirty days?