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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
Sic Sfdm6eSmabl.

Ste SfdWDeStD0D
sSobann Tleil6er botte frib5eiti9 feline
Gltern perloren uno mar BON einem gut
ber5i9eu Na@bar, ber bic Tabrifotion
BON 50pferluooren i'm @roben betrieb>
an9enommen unb ouf9e5o9en ,uoroen.
Ct mar 10 1teibig uno 9eldidt oob ct,
als er er>po6len mar, bel leinem Yfe9e=
pater Oberoufleber tpurbe. @pdter bei=
rotDete er Elm brapes Mdo@en uno lieb
T9 NIT ber jun9en Grou Mnoi itolia
in elmer nettel tleinen Wobnun9 nieoer.
So5ann unb Mna lta fla arbeiteten brop
uno bro9ten ettpas por,udrts. Be1u6en
mir lie einmal zines 9(beno in 1brer
6auslidfeit. gSir trefen bel ibnen @e=
1ell16oft: ben No9bor 8remer, Der einen
fleinen &romlooen bot unb feline &unoen
(5u ieiner @bre lei es gela9D 1ebr gut
beoient, Den Netter Peter> einen >poderen
zimmerman, oer i'm eon5en Biertel >ue=
gen oer 16Dner 2ieber befannt lit, Die ct
lingen fonn, unb ben @9pa9er. Neb=
men mir bo5u nod ben @auspater uno
sic Mutter Mna 1tal ia, 10 boben tpir nur
nod ibres 13jdbrisen @obnes 9fitolous
gu 9eoenfcn, oer Elm ,uenig ableits NIT
einem Bu@e 1ibt uno elm @eli6t ma@t
ols penn ct Die son5e @,e1eQl l6aft nit
Musnobme BET @ltern bortbin ,uiin19te,
no Der Yfeffer pd91t. Ser orme Snnse
fat @1lof uno mDd)te 9erne gu Bette
9eben. 9lber ba5u lit nod feline re@te
Musli9t, oenn auf benz Slide bampft
elm Punl9nopf uno Die Mdnner boben
eben er1t lire Yfeifen ange5iinoet.
Doter Tleilder bat bas WDrt unb
la9t: gSir lino ale quite y}a9barn. un6
8ertpanote 5uiammen> uno barum babe
i9 eub bielen Nbeno gu mir 9ebeten
SD fro9e eu9 nod ni9t um cure Mei=
nun9, benn ibr tuiBt nod ni9t, nm tpos
es f6 banoelt. @orerit trinfen mir Elm
@los.
91o6 oieier 9roborti9en Ginleitun9,
uel6e Die Neugierbe bes @9lpagers, oes
8etters unb bes 9}a6bars ni@t 1penig
lponnte, fol9te man oer freunoli6en
Ginlobun9 uno tronf. 9ann fubr 0a<
ter Tleil9er fort Menn man perbeira=
tbet lit mD@te man Elm &inb boben :;
,uenn bas Sinh ba 1T, tann mum es
faum eruarten, baB es beranwa6f; 1T
es 9rob seluoroenz 10 1oQ es arbeiten; ;
,penn es arbeiten loQ, mub man tpiien,
wos; nun :, ber @9lin9el bort 1T 13
Sabre alt; ,pas ioll i'd aug ibm ma6en?
Na9 bieler &ebe tbat @ater 6leil6er
mieoer einen 3ug aus ieinem @laie uno
i9tpieg, @9tpa9er, Netter uno Ga6bar
iolsten leinem 8eiipiele.
Stun, tpas meint Sbr, Ma6bar 8re-
mer? SIR 1eio oer Nelteite, reoet
Ser Na9bor Bremer buitete Elm ,ue=
Mig uno ia9te: Menn @uer 9&itolous nm
eini9e Sabre otter tuare> 10 ,piiroe i'd
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

TIM III -f1leln @e1@QTt. neDnlen. .,aveSf1
Sauie 8remer anseitellt," bas tlinst ni6t
libel. - ~ ..s ~ -. ....'..-....~-
@ebt mir nit eurem @ei6dft! rief
MnaIta1ia. Da 1i,iibte ct 5 Sabre lang
9Hoi iter treten, sic Waaren austragen,
fdme in i6le9te @eieulGaft, uno mir
baben i'm 10 gut er6ogen. Ni9ts oa,
Ma6bar 8remer!
SD fDnnte ben Sunsen glei1 unter=
brinsen, tpenn ou min It, 1a9te Der S9ma=
ger. SD tpeiB einen @Ottesoder=S ST.
{pector, Der einen Sunsen lu9t, INT $500.
Gin 19Dnes @ei6dft oas, unterbra@
i'm Sleil6er. Mobin fdme bann I'M ler
Sunse am gnoe?
9lun, ct fann init Ser 3eit 2ei9entrd=
ger meroen, bonn 2ei@en=8ei itattungs=
GommiNdr, oas 1T 9or ni6t 10 libel.
Sebt mil I6te 1i6 aber ou@ Nitolaus
in Die 8eratbun9 uno rief: Sd ,ui(l feline
Spbten tro9en!
Sa, >pas fam oenn Ser Salnee eisent=
li6? fro9te Der Setter Yeter, oer 3im=
mermann.
g8Qs ct fam? er,pieoerte TleiI9er.
ST. tonn lelen, l9reiben, re6neu> Elm ,ue=
mig 8u6fiibren uno Dot einen 3el9=
nun9sprets befommen.
SEPT meiB i9 NOS fling peter ,pieber
AT. Ser Sun9e muB Elm &unitl6reiner
,uerOen. SD batte por9ei4lagen, einen
zimmerman ous linn 81 MAIDEN, oenn
man tonn es bel oielem 9onotperfe tpei1
brin9en, aber man mub oa5u lebnigf
Nrme boben fii9te Der. Peter binsu unt
lporf auf Die @einisen elnen jufrleoeuen
Blid.
eSa, Elm Sum- 1tl6reiner min i9 lper0en
|laste 9}ifolous. 9ieler Meinung pal
Noter Tleil6er> nno Die Nnoern 16lo1ler
|f9 an, leerten lift @las uno 19li9en ou|
ben 3eben Die orei Sreppen binob, I'M
Die onberen Saus6epobner ni9t ouf ufau:
lueden, oenn es mar 6on 5iemli6 Ipdt
Mutter Mnal ltalia trdumte in oieler No9
BON einem 560nen Soule nit einen
edible, ,porauf nit 9oloenen 8u9lt
itaben 5tano 9fitolous Sleil9er, &unlt
i6reiner uno @6niber.
Ta6 einigen Sagen tpuroe 0}ifolau
Dem 8iloboner &emper iiber9eben, 0er il
1einem Mteler 20 Mrbeiter be16dfti9te
@etter Peter, Der Die mel item oer5elbe1
fannie, 1teute ibnen ben 2ebrlin9 30
uno ia9te gu ibnen: 9a babe ib eine1
bropen jun9en Mlenl6en, Dem ibr belfe1
miiBt, elm tii9ti9er Mrbeiter gu tperoen
Ct bat Tdbisteiten uno i'd ielbit bob
linn oieles Metier ous9elu9t; ali bal
tet i6n gut.
Donn 5os er aug ben Soi6en feline!
Nodes Elm poar Slo]6en @ein uno tran
nit Den Mrbcitern auf Die @elunbbeit De!
2eDrlin9s.. Gum @@lulle Der Nuf fnabms
Seierli9feit bonb man bis lem cine grim
@9iir5e uni un0 fellte i'm gum @9drfel
oer Merfseu9e an.
Uni lerem Nitolaus ma6te es lnfan9
@paB, ben @dleifitein 5u 0reben; abe
als er na6 10 Minuten oufh0ren tuollte
beoeutete man ibm, baB Die 2eDrlin9
ni6t sDer ousruben oiirfe'i als Die Sc
lellen. Sebt brebte er cine @tunoe lang
oann aber ftns er gu peinen an. 8,
fam ct i96n an Gs bieB, >penn al
2eute luiti9 leien, biirfe ct feline 9us
naDme MAIDEN, er miiiie laden, 1pie oi
anoern, ionit sebe es Obrfei9en: 9{ed
| nm g. eI...
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08

| :Utal 6u1dmmen, 10nll peI1egI OH OelNe
ridtieen 5iebe Ser 2ebrling CAB ii6
( ale nlDglide MIbe, aber es selans niat
uno 1eine Mrbeit trug Inn einen &lapps
elm. Soging es ben 9ansen Sag fort
ni6ts wollte gliiden uno am Mbeno lief
Nifolaus 5ur Mutter beim unb Iaste
peineno: Dos lit Elm n1iierables 9ano=
,perf! Sd babe ben @6leifltein seorebt,
babe 9ol5 9elpalten, mon bot MIDI &C.
| iblaoen unb idb babe Die Sdnoe bon
Bla}en. sSrau Mnoitaia 1ob ibren Monn
an unb Der 19iittelte ben &opf uno iagte:
Das 1T balt bod nidt ber re9te BE-
ruf. Gs miro li9 f@on etuas 8eiieres
fnben.
Says barauf ging bic Weutter gum
gfo6bor 8remer uno flo9te linn ibr 2eio.
Ser go9bar le9te ben Singer an Die
Na5e uno 1a9te beoddti9: 9a ldbt Ii9
belf fen. Sd femme einen 8u6bruder> oer
piele iun9e 2eute bel9dfti9t. 0as &udre
Elm Slid fir Guren @obn, 8u6oruder
All meroen, bas lit ein 190nes uno nobz
les @el9dft. Man lernt grobe @9rift<
5teuer fenner, man ,pirb Politifus; Guer
9}ifolaus fonn in fur5er 3eit Sattor
lperoen uno tper ipeib, Db ct es ni9t nod
,peiter brin9t.
Mna1ta1ia la9te nit oem 9on5en Sc
li9te uno lief na6 9oule 10 idneQ als
Die Beine lie tro9en lno6ten. Bolo
oorouf fam ou9 6er 9la6bar 8remer
uuo rief in bic @tube Diuein : Nb9en'a6t
ct lit angenommen Mor9en Inn 5 l1br
bole i'd i'm at unb fibre i'm bin.
gSas UNI S ubr! Da lit es ia nod
ni9t Sag, meinte Die 0(utter.
cSu elmer 0ruderet> 'po ein 9roBes
Sournal 9eorudt mirb, 1T es INNER 5ag,
entoeenete ber Na9bar. Nllo all 9Siez
Der }e6en morsen friib nm 5 ubr.
Mls Bre,ner nit Ieinem @@ublin9 in
Die Druderei fam, berr16te baIelbit 19on
o,e 9rDBte Sbdtisteit. @ue @eber wa=
rem ouf ibrem Po1ten, Tranen fal5ten
Die 8ldtter 5dblten tie ob, Die Mai9inen
: l6nurrten es mar Elm mertmllroiges
; 3e6en. g}itolous 1ab Iein poar @tunoen
mie betdubt au> bonn fam ber Tattor gu
; linn uno fra9te i'm: &annlt ou lelen
Sreili9, 9err Tottor
Bift ou gut anf ben Tiiben?
I 9os min i9 meinen! eSn bet @@ule
r lief i9 INNER am l@neQiten.
@90n, nimm Die les podet uno le9e
I um ieoes bieler 8ldtter zines BON oielen
. 8dnoern; oonn trd9it ou ie fort uno
sibit iie an lire Moreiie ob.
: @s lit aber falt orauBen uno 9latt !
Das ma9t ni@ts, ou tannf laufen u.
19leifen
9}itolous lieb id5 oies 9efallen uuo
; ma9te 1i9 per9nii9t auf ben Me9. Als
: er 5uridfam> itellte man ibn por elne'1
E @ebtolten uno lieB i'm Die Buditabe:n IN
I lire Td6er legen. 9@ifolaus fam leloli@
sufrieoen gu N}itta9 nab 9auie gum
; Gljen. Na9mitto9s batte ct perI9leoene
+ Qluftrdse gu be1orsenL i6mere Yadete
aus s3utrosen, in ben tpeiten &dumen Der
E Offisin Tin uno ber gu lau fen um Dem
benz ginen bies, Dem elnoern ienes gu
brinoen. CT fam Mbenos tootmiioe na@
6auie unb iammerte iiber 1ein bartes
2 3oos. 0ie Mutter mar traurig rno Der
8ater fraste befiimmert pas Ct um's
2 @immelsmillen aus benz Sungen MAIDEN
loQe? 49,,
E;ro,, SXnfer tnie hu Ginpr lift. nlteS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05

I'VE have something now IA tho way OF
lf-aheot posters, which we think are
b the thing FOR tho spriag trade. They
insist Of Fix different designs, lilho-
.aphod, with mortiscs and margins for
hitting, Two OF tho cuts sro suitable
n any business the other four for boots
I'd shoes, photographers, druggists and
rv goods. We have bat ono hundred of
IA cut. and win furnish them printed at
inoiunati prices, We have also somo
.ncy cards. Tho "language of lowors,
designs "Boquet,' twelve designs
Dpora" four designs and "Comioo cards
designs-which VIC furnish
rinted Mt $40 to $l2 per NJ, Cincinnati
s;ces. Who wants them2 Don't al
~ once lG3-2-l9-3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

We have n Parker Brothers Breeoh
Loading Gun, gun and outfit valued at
ono hundred dollars, which we offer FOR
sale for eighty dollars. The above is ono
Of their best denarboni2ed guns with front
action rcbounding locks, and fully war
ranted. Enquire for ono week at The
BULLETIN OFFICE. u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05

NgUND cIrY AccoNNorlrIov.

.evye Cairo 10 li3) am. and i:l5 pm
cave Mound City atl2.a5 pm. and Gl0 % BID.
If.i.l. trains stop over night b. ,Haa:
u from There a- mixed t.Iu, leaving sos
% AIM: leaving Niuceuuy- a' PAM t.i
.u. evening luI r.'uu trip.
COSSFCIIuN-.
So Cairo with The Mississippi central.
.l.iIr amp Ohio. Tor a.l point. .oH': Cairo.
thAu-1- and IoNa.. lpr a.i point 300 AI,.ii-
IS and Tcyg-.
Z Al Niuccnncs: lndianapo Nineannc-
hUwav forIuII suap1li- and al! points north,
bet and west; with Evansville and tr1W-
lrd.ylue railway FOR Evansville, Terra lauic,
awhile. Chicago and aN points north. east
.l west: with Ohio and Mississippi r..I.
Az for II. Louis. Louisville, Cincinnati and
points east and west.
st Norris CITY cru-..u. iI' -9'ln-Ae.
If Illinois Southeastern railway.
l.. ". PALMER, Geu z aHgt.
l.. =. WILsoH, Gea'l Passenger AIT.
SI-ia-fC
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05
NOTICE,

All persons indebted to Samuel NJ Orr
arc requested to make apecdy payment to
tho undersigned, and thus savo expenses,
as the collection of his assets must DO
prompt and will admit of no DELAY. In
dofsult of payment ct once, suit will be
instituted. JoHS q. HARTMAN,
Assignee OF Samuel NJ. Orr, Bankrupt.
CAIRO, Ills, March &c, 1874,
oTR-1.QTtr
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05
EOR SALE.

Two Batteries OF two Boilers, each q
foe: long, AZ inch Dram, Il inch Fiuos
with IRE fronts Mud ard Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchin, al complete and in nrst-claas
order; been used only three months. For
price, etc, inquire of j, T. RESNIE,
g-22-tG Vulcan Iron Woikg.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05

EIIhEES

lot and shoe maker, TWEEN haIyct, be-
cen Washington avenue and Poplar
Get, Is prepared to make boots ana shoes
tho latest and most fashionable styles.
. will make them 10 order, old or new
les TO suit customers, out Of the l-s and
host stock, Of which ho always mas a
pd supply on hand from which 20 mako
hesons. An nttug Of boots and shoes
ae by mir. Ellors is done in his own shop
= foreign lifting being used by him.
We hau q call, and he vii! give you salts.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05
WILCOX

Ten pounds Of brown sugar for 81; s
pounds best coffee sugar at ST. >! pounds
OF choice butter ut 81; baking powder 4jc
per 70, Imperial tea Mt 81; potatoes 30
cents per pock; lbs coffee Stat WiIooX's
Block. lO7-2-i-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05

One second hand : octave piano, $3.50
two second hand 6 octave pianos, each
$50, ono second hand parlor organ, $50,
cash. Man ROLLER,
i.4-l-Gt Care Of Paul Schulz drug tore.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05
ON SrnNnLa.

...''a ..N"'-- '"''' '''' "'' ''"
l."0t .n better hands
,-.- .,..,,,r.
''' ~, .'-'"''''
u.. L1.TlE:-hmou" ,ha several COM
maaio.!.o-s in regard 20 Che soaoois, !
have aasn nothing ia regard 70 The
Ia.I.ocuth street Graniaor school or
Mls -. T.. Ha-kius room. No ., en- tho
ft..s ..tr.r i.rrsra hsy. ,fs.taj
thn-a raous sayerl times during the pact
year, srl lad them in ncs. excellent cr-
der and tic pupils laiar good work, and
F.oe-as'.n. finely. I. Thompson isan
a---a.p ,a-ai teacher o. tAa. mos. difficult
sri, reading end A-s pupils chow pro
G-.aa.y ia ellis ast that would DO honor
to.evan 'ae a'-h ea..!. AIso, tae classes
10 geography, cyira.I o. thorough
E1awaa.a of wE., tAo~ had
l....l ,
a.asos a9rsl tia. ,a..- teachers he'd IA
no-sl r.,..a,.v md wa.l. Mas II. T..
uavala. is certainly one Of the mos. pro.
acler. in tho corps. Hoe method Is some
,,ss. o-j,i.si and v,-v iun-esaiyo. and
s.. .,,-,,. ,t.,-, ...r.. ,- ,,.-. a.,.
..,.-',1 r. -......-.,. ~ ,l.;. ..,l.-, and
.-r,.... $3.50. -,
sar s,g chad v..ll l.ye 5spo credit 10
ra..h al!.7 leaa-. she Illustrated by
m..rs e Ma blackboard. pictures and
.r.f .a-..,- ..r f- ..-.-.f ,.,-rsy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05
EOR SALE.

Secondhand clothing, watches, jewelry,
pistols, &c, bought and sold. Also u lot
Brussels carpet, furniture, .ts., for sale.
Opposite Cairo and yincennes railroad
depot. TlSS-2-27-tfl NJ. CoYNE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05

MILN NAGON.--I VIII commence run
ming milk wagon on Monday morning
February 20. will continue il all SUM
mer and respectfully solicit your patron
age. Milk viii DO delivered 20 any one
in tho city, daily, morning and evening
Orders may be given TO tho driver Of the
wagon or left st my leo stand, No 81 Ohio
loyec. GFoRGE loCCM
lG0.G.2l.N
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05
EOR EENT-

The brick business house, No 90 Ohio
levee, lately occupied by IL. Levy. In
mediate possession given. Apply to
Sol. FARNBAKER,
ll-i.i.Gt Gl Ohio Lcvcc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05

lam not drowned out yet, but am GnX-
ious to hsvo oil my old frionds and all tho
rest OF mankind come and 500 me, ] can
and will sail cheaper that over, l hayo
just received II fresh invoice Of ready
made clothing, which, AS 70 quality and
style, cannot be surpassed by any other
house in this part Of tho country. | in
vito en- inspection Of my stock Of diaco-
mails, such as coats and vests, which ! otlor
at prices lower than ever. These goods
are extra Ane Remember the place.
.loHN ASTRIMs,
8--i.2-2t No. - Ohio Lovea Cairo, III
Just received at Houpls' an invoice q
iino spectaces and oyo-glssse''
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05
Union BAKERY.

Frank kratky desires that tho public
should know that he is prepared to deliver
bread of good quality and quantity, for
littlo money, in any part of the city.
Give him your orders, and then look out
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05

The friends of tho Cairo Casino, who
wish to bo present at tho ball on Easter
Monday, are hereby Informed that tickets
mus. be procured in time, as there will be
none sold at the door. tickets For sale by
T. NEFF
WM. BEERwARr,
II. V. BELZSKR,
Committee of arrangements.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

ORsrEvER'sOFFICE, CAIRO, li.e.,l
April ., l0hi p,lnr lo.j. !
Barometer, 29Dil inches
Thermometer, ID degrees.
wind S. w. Velocity lG miles PER hour.
Weather, clear.
Maximum temperature for 'a.t 20 hours,
Gl degrees:
Minimum Temperature FOR .aaia'2f hours
ai degrees.
Prevailing wind for a.l - hours
Total number OF miles travelled hy vino
during last ~ hours, 2ei.
EDwfy BoOTu,
Observer Signal Service, L. s.. il,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05
NOTICE TO AURORA +, AND NJ.
ms co. POLICY HOLDERS

Any person holding policy bearing
ci,bcr of tho following numbers, viz;
1886. 1885,. 1919, l5lii, l5l75, l5l7C
and l5l78 will please report tho sa no by
mail to &. w. Quin, 2o7 n. 81 street, st.
Iop,s, Mo-, as said policies were improp-
crIv is ,uod by unauthorized parties, and
,ro supposed 10 have boon stolen, th0y are
conseduently not in forco, ny reporting
,bn same es above directed the criminal
nav be found and punished. c. W. QuIN.
E--i-2.4t. Gen'i ACT,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05

For RGNT.--Tne brick houao situated
cornor Third street ana Commercial ave-
nue.. The houao has been put good re-
pair throughout and is well arranged for
u hotol or boarding house, also room' 10
rent on Third street. Inquire Of Nm.
MoHale, No. ), Winters block.
l0l-2-3.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05
ATHENEuM.
Tuesday Evening, April 5ili, 1874.
Cinderella aud Chimney Corner.

30 Mcssrs. II. H. Candec, w. II. Morris,
w. f. Gilbert, and oil other partici-
pants in tho lato entertainment at Mr.
Chas. Gsllighots.
Tho undersigned having witnessed with
pleasure Tho late rendition Of "Uindorella'
Ivy tie ladies and gentlemen Of Cairo,
given Tor tho purpose OF rising funds for
tho purchase Of an organ for Tho Episao-
pa, Church OF Cairo, and believing that
othcrs, who wero in consequence Of the
inclemcney Of the Weather deprived of
that pleasure, "a ourselves, are DESTROYS al
witnessing q repetition Of the play, would
most respectfully ask Of yoa another per.
foruauoo Of "CinAcgd, ct your earliest
convenience, AMI ia some sn.!ab,a place
whore the characters can DO moro fully
represented and moro room given tho per.
ormance-would aug.cs! tho Athcneum
as proper place.
An early reply IS respectfully solicited
Yours truly, etc,
Chas Gallagher, Th5s w Halliday,
Alex II Irwin, Wood Ri!tenhousc,
W p Halliday W Hyslop,
Il p Robbins, DR. G w Duuniug,
W i Gilbert, $ Walters,
5 stats Taylor Geo " Dckcalg,
J Fleming II l. Halliday
" Il Smith, N j, G Pink.
L. .,-....-1..,-, -....t 49,. ID. 49,, ...-,
4'' .'''.'' e'.''''N ''s' '"' "p''' 'iHHf. u
roDctilior Of
VIII DIV gwen on Wa4.n occasion VIII uI-D
t.,-.,,.t a.
wv
IHa 'HIt'Li CORNER
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05

.dEs. EuMnoLD is prepared to nLEACn
and PRESS hats and bonnets in the most
approved style, Gnd in a manner to give
entire satisfaction. Call at her residence
on Fifteenth street between Walnut and
Cedar. 23G--3-l J-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-05

Tng LARaEsr STOCK OF bird csgoP, tot
Inf sets, wstor cooIors, bath tubs and n
,,onoral stock Of tinwere stores ever Of
fored in Cairo may be found, cheaper than
,bo cheapest, at G, w. Honderson's, No.
40 Commercial avenue. 23s-3-l4-lm.
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For SALE OR EXcHAEGE--A Farm
noar Villa Ridge-gool house and young
orchard. Inquire at this Office or address
y. b. FAERIN,
2ll-3l1-tf Ullin, Ills
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RED " AEON


by which no will deliver to you tho staff
Of life. 27l-3-GG-lm
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\ TRUE STORY.

Good friends, pay m attention.
And story ri relate,
IT'S Of convention,
Nor quetion.yet Of state,
BUS a plain, un-atnished story,
Ofa ma both good and fair,
Whose ambition va glory,
And whose excellence
~.
Asos taste, this yout, he.
lis hand, rough aud brown,
And and fun beamed IN his
Ortisy youth who plouahcd t- ground,
tie loved quite well country lass
tcautcous mcin,
Whose beauty Ero'',
She rustic queeu.
This youth day. heart o rln,
Win love pure a snow,
Auaycd in his best bib and
Unto his queen did so,
Tphcr he spoke u sweet
OF love an bture bliss
Tie soidhisjoy would I've compce
lrshe wouldn't be his
".
o. Jola, shc said, love y'u wei,
And Ganw would be your dear,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., I hate % tell
fear,
N0u dear John your amt good.
Nour clothes orsyle
Aud 60 walk with you, never could
hlovu the Old church aisle
Ily.i1l ccta aa, at Farrlascr-
Tho Mamouth Clothing Hone
uioyiuuy John
And De beautiful spouse"
And John. like a good sensible fellow straight away
went and purchased of clothes Of FARSBAKER, and
is now the haPpiest man alive. Yes, that's q.
|. FAREHAKER ~ Sow, 81 Ohio Levce.
CAIRO, ILLS.
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Go TO G. W. HENpERsoNs, 100 Com
morclal Avenue for the celebrated "Char-
ter Oak, INLAY Flower or othor cooking
stoyea, tin and hollow ware, water coolers,
bath tubs etc, otc, If you want tho best
wood stoves buy the "Chatter Oak" the
host coal stove, buy tho "May Flower"
pGT.3-ld-G In
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TIE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.


On ard after sunday, February -, ISL
trains will run a. follows:
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RAILROADS.
TINE CARD.
TH,INsLgAvE CAIRO.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
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NorIcE or RmoyAL-Col. Henry has
removed his Hardware o'tabl ehment
from No. lg2 Commercial avenue, TO
Resor's new brick building, corner Of
Eighth street, where will be found the
larges. s.ool: Of stoves, tin ware, etc, in
the city. Tho Colonel wishes Us to say
to his many friends that be win always
keep n sog OF nails "on tap" and any.
thing else they may want in his limo.
Il u
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.l.at. 'f. fa.rt G.l-
90. .a1,-r r' t.a1eJ.a............ Dir. a p ford
Miss Sarah Gilbert
'........ ........,..Nls IS Mar N8Iducr
a'-y Miss Sopb.r au'uG
'..-l-... .'....... DO. . .. Hiss Fanny Pitcher
taar -rs, Ladies, Guards, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-05-24

THE civil rights bin, as If passed the
sauEre yesterday, makes all agricultural
c5usgss endowed 10y the federal govern
ment accessible alike to whites and
blacks. What must be the fate of the
East Tennessee university, the especial
" tlsst a1d favored institution Of Sens
tor Br0wul3w. Then, too, there is a
fine OF one LuGIIed dollars fastened on
those who fail oFrefuse 70 summon color
ed ius1r- on accouatof color. Ii was said
duu. tle debate, and not without rea-
son, that there was everywhere in the
United States @ powerful religious infiu-
ence opposed to public schools. This
aoe of congress makes this power ON
niplteut. On IFS passage in the senate
AIcorn voted for tue bill and Carpenter
agdHstia BY what right congress can
compel State legislatures to enact laws
organizing igriss remains to be seen.