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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11

BUISTS GARDEN SEEDS.
TXTRA Early Snap Beans, Gefmsn
T. Wax Snap Beans. German Wax Pole
Beans, Large Lima or Butter Beans. Red
Corn Beans. Extra Early Peas. Daniel
O'Rourk Peas. Early Tom Thumb Peas,
Early May Peas. Dwarf Blue Imperial
Peas. Eugene Peas, Large White Mar
roaf fat Peas, al
H. Nj. BILLINGS
March 81 Drug store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11
GARDEN SEEDS.

" "A nNG4N 0CDDos
L.aNDRETFS, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
NABBAGE-Early York. Esrly Cone,
y Early Oxhearl. and Early Jersey
Wakefield.
TOMATOES-Lsrge Smooth Red
Trophy. and Fsgee Island.
BEETS-Esrly Egyptian, Early
Blood Red TuInip.
PEAS-L.ndrs,h's Extra Early, Blue
Imperial, Ton Thumb, Early May.
BEANS-Lsrss Lins, German Wax
White and Black.
A eres, many other varieties. all fresh
and genuine, and warrsoted. Tor seie al
DIR. MAGRUDER'S
March 7 Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11

The Granger movement is rapidly on
the increase, and there is no telling
where it will stop. 1t is . secret organ
ixation, and of course we do not know
what distinctive principles it processes
to inculcate. But the fact that 1t 10 the
only secret order which admits women
into the sancfum saneforun OF Ifs bid
den mysteries, induces Us to believe
that it will receive large accessions from
the female ranks Indeed, the mem-
of the order in the great vest already
number two women to one man. That
is decisive of its power and snccess.
The ladies will join, women and g,risT
and of course for the novelty Of the
thing. if for nothing else, the men and
bows will follow after. Where women
lead in the onward march, the male sex
viii ajoin jitlets." The Changers are
destined to Ls powerful organization
ScAspAL.-The story is told OF . wo-
man who freely used ber tongue 70 the
scandal of others, and made couies-
sion 10 the priest Of what she had done:
He gave her a ripe tListle top, and
told her to go out IN various directions
and scatter the seeds one by one. Won.
dering at the penance she obeyed, snd
then returned and told her confession.
To her amazement, be bade here 60
back and gsshsr she scstiersd sesds,
and when she objected that i veaid .
impossible she replied Il woald BE- aA
mosv dilioult to GaEhsr Ep - declsoy
IN the evil rsposss which she hsd e.se-
Isted about othsrk Asy theueta:n,.
careless chiId caa soatser handful .
thistle ssed bsScrs de IN . mcDsss -
The strongest and wissst nss sasses
gather them again,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11
JEWELRY! JEWELRY {!

JEWELRY ! JEWELRY
Z HAVE jus, received from the City q
4 nice stock Of fine Gold Plated and Jet
Jewelry Of the lstes. and pre!liest styles.
For ladies' wear have fine sets OF Breast
Pins and Ear Rings. both The gold plated
and the jet. Gold Plaed Ear Rings' COIL
Buttons, Necklaces. Charms. Lockels,
&c. For gents wear have Shirt S'ud',
Cuff Buttons. Cul!sr Butione, Breast
Pins, Watch Chsins. Finger Rings, &c.
Call and examine these Goods, and |
know you will be pleased.
JAS f. BARNHART.
March 81. 1874. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11

SOMETHING NEW !
7 HAVE determined 10 keep a"Clrcu-
4 ls,ing Library" oi the latest publ'ca'
lions, which The reading public can use
at2o cent. a volume, no. to be kept loo.
ger than FIVE dsys. or il retained longer
a, an additional charge Of ten cen" per
day. None but the best and latest works
will be bought.
JAS. E. BARN HART.
Nov
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11

WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
CHOICE Flower Seeds, Need Seed
y Corn. Seed Oats. and Seed Potatoes.
Hedge, Grass, and other Seeds also Sc.
lee, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Cur
rants, Strawberries, and other Small
Fruits, by mail, (pos,paid,) TO any Post
Office in The u. S. Enclose stamp for
"Illustrs,ed Descriptive Priced Gaia
logues."
EDW'D !. EVANS & CO.,
Nursery men g. Seedsmen.
York. Pc.
February %. 1874. I'm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11
n O T ! C E =,

~ y v Il
INVITE the patronage OF all The old
i customers. and as many new ones as
possible. By smict attention 10 busi-
ness, and good work and low prices. l
hope to receive a large share Of patron.
age. have fine stock Of Boots and
Shoes Of every variety. for ladies and
misses. and gentlemen also Hats. No.
lions. Tobacco, Cigsrs. &c.
GEO. +. McCHAN.
March IA. 1874. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11

To THE Poxr-An exchange ssys--
"Compare the publisher Of . newspaper,
who has to 60 al around the country
to collect his psy, 70 farmer who s-''ls
bis wheat on credst, and not more than
. bushel to any person 1t any farmer
will try the experiment Of distributing
the proceeds Of bis labor over two or
three counties, with IN addi;iona! one to
two or three distant States, for ops year
we will guarantee that bs vii! never,
after that years experience, ask pub
Usher 10 supply him with paper year
or two without the pay for T.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11

DEAD'S Grand Duchess Cologne, at
IL II. NJ. Billings Drug Sore.
4 NICE 10, of ls ksret Gold Rings, q,
a H. M. Billings.
DLANCARD'S Pills OF lodide OF Ira.
ID at H. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
TET JEWELRY, large vsTisy just
y received. at
HIM. Billings Drug Store.
TRACE oA''H'' at 2. sb,f.,,..
MAILS, IS 90 per keg. q,
Z. Shafer's.
YET Ear Rings, Bress, Pins and Brace.
y leis, in great variety, al
H. N. Billings Drug Store.
WHITE. WASH Brushes. all sizes,
w from 35c,s 10 $l.25. Cor sale q,
Dr. Msgtuder's Dug Store.
WASHING Crystal. at
w Il. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
J1NTLER'S Sure Cure for Cholera
II Morbus. Cholic, Diarfhea and Dys'
EMERY, at nC
Il. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
nHIRRELL'S Washing Crystal. ("
S H. M. Billings Drug Store.
GlICILY Lemon Sugar. at
a H. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
n FULL line Of Blank Books always
n ken, ON hand al Barnharfs.
Il NICE stock of Canes. U@brells',
~ a, Barnhsrt's.
WlSSUE Paper, all colors, ct
I Barnharts.
0EALING Wax, for Fruit Cans. at
~ II. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11
NOTICE
OF
DISS0L u T [ 0 N

yPHE partnership heretofore existing
( under the nsue, firm and style Of
McCHAN Il YONTZ has This day been
dissolved BY mutual consent. The busi.
ness will be conducted at The old stand
BY Geo. +. McChan. be having assumed
all liabilities, and 10 whom all debIs must
be paid. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the late firm will please
come forward and settle as the business
Of said 6rm mus. be closed.
GEO. +. McCHAN,
GEO. W. YONTZ.
March ], 1874.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11

The hnriyalled Medicine IS warranted not 10
contain q single particle Of MERcuRr, or any
injurious m iueral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
which an allwisc Providence has placed IN
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail.
II will cure all Diseases caused oy Derange-
meut of The Liver and Bowels.
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
Is eminen,ly Family Medicine; and BY being
kept ready for immediate resort will save many
an hour Of suffering and many dollar in time
anG doctors bills. 80,
ACler over Forty Years trial it is still re-
cs;vi inc the most unqua lifted testimonials to its
yir,nes from persons of the highest character
and responsibility. Eminent Physicians con'
mend it az the most
EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC FOR
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Armed with thi. ANDITOTE. all climates and
changes of water and food may be faced with
out fear As a Remedy in MALARlOUS FE-
VERS. BOWEL COMPLAINTS, REST
LESSNESS, JAUNDICE, NAUSEA,
TT Has no EQUAL.
It i. the Cheapest. Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World
MANUFACTURED ONLY BIT
J.H. ZEILEN & CO.,
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia, Pa.
Price sI.OO. Sold by all Druggists.
December 81, 1873. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11
DR.. A. TINSLEY

IIAS removed his Office in the corner
* room of the dwelling owned by Mrs.
Julia Shee,z. on German Street, and ad'
ioiningJ. S. Brsgonier's Law Office.
Residence al Mrs. Van Swesringen's.
March
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-04-11

The following pathetic lines ws md
in m exchange:
.sTbe death ange! smots Alexander Nc
Cine,
And gave him protrscted reposes
He wore checked shirt sud . number
nipe shoe,
And he had pink wart on bis nose.
No doubt bs is happier dwelling In
space
Over there on the evergreen shore
His friends are informed that bis funeral
takes place
Precs y - quarter past four
The editor Of the New York World
is urging the people Of this country 10
change the mode Of disposing OF their
dead. he seems to think they ought
to be burned instead Of buried. lie
writes % If be were in eTbesf, and DID
not intend his proposition 70 % rsecis.
ed as gbastly joke
DO YOU EVER THINK thst NJ
elecsed cough or coII. msy Lead to s-'i-
ocs oouseouenoes Z In the early stsgrs
a Long disusss tsks '4wisbart's Pine
Tves Tsr Cordial" il esn ,slwsys b.
rsijsd npca.
Rsniss Asanopisss, sixty thousand
IN ssubr, oG.r "a buy of the United
elstss eovsrnmens twenty-five sgusrs
uiIo a Lard spd pay 10 psreept down.
Ten thousand VIII imnigrafs this year,
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

,JOR PRINTING'
 J.eqnI Blanks Brief. Riii-iten'is Letter Heads. Circulars. Labels, CnraR. Pr"gram- mes, rtc printed in -v'.ry s'y!e. with neal ness and dispatch E Currrncy takr~ AT P.R ~h"n Pay' mrfits .a,r made in advance.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
An Iayincible Hand.

The Fort Smith (Aik ) Herdld tells the fpilowing st,'ry:
 During the s-.ssi,ln nfihe United States District Grand Jury, a wit ness Was called before lil..rn nam td ScipIo Chntpau half breed re.+k Indian and negro. bright. sharp and intelligent. tie w,s the la>t wi ness tn he called he. fore the tijou .nInent that day. After txaniInatiuu, soInA one of the Grtui Jury who knew hinl asked if he was the IIlau who had four aces tedttn
 He answered, Yes, sah, rse de III ,Il.'
 'eu'ilI you have any e'.iae,ipn i8 telling it?"
 al'-- 4t-sari it Wili get ma into trnuhie; hut il de ju ige k wiiiil' appeai;ug tO the torem tn, "I will fgii q
 The julge consented Then [.luit stti
 "You see, lives on the cattle trail trnni TrxlS through tht rrek country to KinSa|, and WAS out in Ie rnd one d,y, and meets d genllpm m ahead of big drove. of cattle. "He Siys. old m tn, do you live in ,ilS cnuitrN" al says, .YeS, sah.' "lEe says its Il mighty poo country. How do you make !; liviDg"
 EI stvs .Sah. 't's putty go0' country. We has pleaty of nlea and bread, and makes a gpo' "H4 says, 'Ol9 pa ,, do yoI ever play krrds% l: "T says. Yes sah, does some : times i "He s,ys. sWould vOu have an oRir,.tio,l to play little draw?
 i-l says. NJ. Sih l "So ". get, off our horses along ! side de rot.i, and sat dnWn, anu pulls out de ktr.ls: Well; ln snort time. i Reat de gentlem out of ,ixty-two dnllirs-'tt,d | ha and I thought | had him; sn
 puts up a h tnd on hifd -f"r |
 though fsay il myself, a m'gnt
 smart hind at kerds--.tnd knnw'd ne would hab three Jack
 and 1 would hab three aces. an
 in tha driw I kuOW'd he WOUi I -:A T II --.I- -.I sss~.ssi|N ~-
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
,Ghe 9rizona sntinel,
Published Every Saturday by WM. J. BERRY,
Editor and Proprietor.
TFRAfS~-Tnvaria hlv ir Aavanaa
CHARACTERIZATION:

ADVERTISING.
 One sq"-rr each ins"rt'"n- :-- " M' Each suhs.qu"ur insrrfi"n. .-----.. | v Contracts by the year ar quarter at re- ducrd r~tss. A square consists of ten fines of this size type. 4 e.t !.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
Sa.url,v a po,iceman in in

Saturiiy q policemin in the western pirt of the city heard thlt citizen of Twelfth street h d heen htlly injure'l. and he called at the houS-. 10 obtain p'r' tirnlarS. He found the man iving on d i.'u1ge. his he ,d b"uhf uI and his ft.e badly .rttched, and he asked: "Wn ats ihe matter did hp get rnH over or fall dowt st 'irS?' 'ND. not exactly" r.
 plie'i his wife, "but he wanted tt run this house his way and wanted to run i' my way an there he is."-Det 0H Free F'ess
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

EURrPE.N rAPrTAL The New York H3raId. speaking If the de. ppnd-n,.e of Amerir4 enterprise upon Europ an capital, remarks |: II ii not ". next year ar this vp,r who will b. bngging Europe for u,nry, hut rather Eur"pe that will h. seeking PmplOr rmnnt for its surplus capital The mo. npv rate i> low now in all the Eu- rnpean centres. The plvnelt of tn, French indemnity drew out uf hiding an en"rrn 'uS ain 'unt of coiu tn tt had been withdrawn from rirruia'inn for years. The nun.y remiinpd still out nf cir''u. l4jiOn during the uT} ''S- 0! Fr- saipag. bat it iS nuW rapidly coming out tin in plym .nt for the. extensive nilitIry and naval works Germany is aHg3gs'l in, ar | iS rt-furnilg tn the bink cen- ..s.s Tpe Bank pi F'Ttnc" already 1 baginS to show an rn0rp)u- in- rr,4tsp of cnin anti the B.uA Qt
 En"lind q rising ac'retion. This money must seek re- -empl0vment. Turkey. Egypt, Hondurts and other rnuntIieS dD mt off the same security as 'lpe- ,he United States Hence the money will
 gravittte here. ari if our West
 ern fri-nd> will Only p.'Ssess their 1 souls ia pi,ience for7t few months
 longer, the chances are that they
 will have all the iuf1 ,iinn they * want without increasing the cur
 rency."
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

"Acr"ss the sill. along tn. floor. Y"u'll see CT shininR brightly, UntrI sh.. cuu,.s t.( n t'ir''s door. And tnr.n she'll vanish tightly. Bnt m the mnrnng you will find. lfnothiny happ.Bs mr, br She's l..it ils som thing iicr behiud- - | 4 beautiful stir.bahy" We d.db'' just helievr her then, Fur Anaiy's always ch ,tiil The fsl.s she tells to iHA tni L'n
 W"u mak. you drr a-laughlng A d whp" sh.. wrn ou. rr ,tty so"n.
 Len sad 'Tha''. ,unt,'s hnDuling; Tn~re a.n'ts nit "f irry moon.
 Nor any baby c,dnmg." I iinugh' myself it was fib,
 Aud yrt sasn't C. rain; S" k'pt qIrt m rh'' crib.
 And p..-p,.d b,.hrd ;hr rurtain. ] didhT mean rO sh'rp a u u:nk.
 Bat all without Il warning. 1 dropp-d rivht "f-nnd d mt ,ou think never wikrd tIIl mnruing Theu there was Aunty ny my b d,
 Aud ~ hen I rllmad aud kissed her. Str.. laughed and .nid You sleepy head Y"u'v,. gni little .istrr! What mInd- i"u shui ,'air eyes " s'r'n
 t'y.. halt n nin.i tu sr"id y"u Fo: dow. sh.- cam. itat laiy I.,OOn.
 E6act'Y as told y"" A Id truly ii wts not joke;
 l.. 'p.:r ufLrr's .',Hyine Fer iHsf ihr yrFJ tiae >tir- spuAa
 N q heard ih,' baby cTyfuS Tine wy w jumpsd and niad'. a F'l5b
 For mntn,r's rrom hat lniauJr Eu' AuHst si''rp.'t a,. crying. "Hush
 Or s-is= }Hn sJsBt go ID It. And sa s, had tu ii0-f,'r iH.
 4n1 kr. y .z zw ul !. Jet As if 1t was a uighty sin
 Tn make bH Oi rl"t But there WAS bshy, any how
 The funies' litt. uni !grt. l just wish ynu could prep in now,
 Aud sr' nrr >qurm and fl ig-t. L'n says h.. dou't believe it's true He '.n't surh d rahb,) The T.,n,n hal an thine l." d"
 Win bringing us .hat baby. But srrins iu Inr ii's very clrar- A clear as rurnIip Wht'r- Last night there " ;s u" b,b, heIr. >U s,mrthi"g uissi havt. bruug' her
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

Parties going over the ocean should always be warmly clothed
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
HOW THE BABY CAME.

The Lady Moon eain- down last night She did you needn't duaht it-- A lovely lady dressed in white
 Fil tell vmu all about it. They hurried Len and iDr tn bed.
 And Aunt, sard 'Nrw. may be That pretty moon up overload
 Will bliag Us down d baby. ..Y,bi lir ss c .i..1 as can hs
 P.rb~ps }"si g fatra h-a FrriHg HptU,..-r fh'. v jpd4o hsf- ---
 ' ali tha fatNs are r+FTg . ui saeu. ii bifii nf y8., k-rp stiii. hBd ail hr raatH is srsHt >h.-'ff a,sI -crrs- In,. ssi-.A8a sill, aA tagps ~hile Isnun-iady
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25

put up all the uOney l had winn ed from de gentleman and a,l dt change I hal. aud I knOw'd 1 h aC him. We'll in de draw de gen1 gol de oder jick and 1 got the o-ler ace. De gent wanted to bet but ciaime,la 4 sig 1t for de money ! and ta'Ef finn ii71ri n iTI'-ir1Cih,9 h ,nd. fh Cuuilu't he beat
 "Ii- -avs 'bd mFu. dem j. right gpl ,rjtcheS yuu k got On; 1 how much dld dey crS'?'
 "I ssys. Yes, Sah; dey cost ne ten dniIars
 "fIe -tyS, Iputs up ten doliar4 agin defn.
 I "l says, Berry well. sab; but ! tells you I've got an inwInrible hand
 "IIe puts up de money. and I hold> up my legs and he pulls nff de hri'cheS and lay dtm down Now. sah,' ~iv>, Il told you II had an inwinciblr hand what can't hA beat. f'se got fO' aces. "Dp gent says. Old man, did y.u ever hear of five jacks heslin' | fu' ace>? T says, 'i'sp heard if, sab; nut I'Sp never >eed it. and If you can cOnwince m. of it, de money is yOurn'
 "'B.: V WelI,' he says, laying down one krerd, 'ain't dat de | jtk of clubs"
 "'YpS. sah, I says, dat am de jack of cluh>.'
 "Hn lays down another kerd: 'ain't dat the jack of sp'de>?"
 "'Y-S, sth, dat am de jack of spades
 tI4 Lays down another; 'ain't dit de jack "f diamonds"
 "'Y,~, sah; dat am de jack Of diam nd-.'
 "iI. puts down annder. and savs 'ain't dat de j tck of hearts? "I SINS. Yes. sah, dat am de jack of hearts
 len he runs his hfhd in hIs iF7S01Jl 5f-i -T-I'''- r5TJ- great long pj~fni 4ad plint- ar me, and says, Aio't d1t jt-E haW5'
 ''I -tsS. Er~. sIh-
 " god he say~, .Aio't dit five ! tt.k-a aat don't dat win de 4i9-a-v9
 And saye Yes. sah, dat iz ; tra Hut. aud d4f l. Hv. iackS. and five jacks, heats an inwincible hard
 "So h. puts de mnhay in his nnrket and ties my hritch"S on 'hind of his saddle. and tells me tO sca.tpr-and did
 "Ynu Sae hn sarvad me right; for [ fought de man WAS a green Missouri in when I put de hand on him, hut he WIS an ArkanSaW chap, and I finds dem mighty sh arp. j'IIge." The ih,v" i> vourh"d hv the forpn,r n and several mamhar% of thn Grand Jury as fact-every word of it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-04-25
YUMA A. T., SATURDAY, APRII. 9, 1874

de oder ace. SO he raises a bit, and raises one back, till at last l put up all the money l had winn- ed from de gentleman and a,l de change hsh. aud I knOw'd I h ad him. Welt in de draw de gent goi de oder jack and 1 got the O.ler ace. De gent wanted to bet.
 but 1 claimed sig 1t for de money
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-12
BUSINESS ITEMS.

Fresh oysters or nylhing else you
want at the DelmOnicO Restaurant, open
day and night.
DIR. Jennele, dentist, Office over
stuart & Ghol,on's. Eighth street, near
Commercial avenue. 4j5'll-l3-lm
Go to Sproat's, 1875 Ohio Levee, and
get your oysters by the hundred or can
fresh every morning. l2-4-ti
-, oyne's oysters depot and restaurant.
Oyster in the -hell and can, fresh every
day. OF Phil saup's old stand, between
Sixth aud seventh streets, Cairo Illinois.
For boots and shoes of any description,
s;ylc or qu ,lity. 20 10 WIN. II Ter on
Twcntieth street lie guarantees sltisfsc-
ton ia material, Gt, workman sh and
price l'IO-u'
Ill YOU want fresh oy ters with 'ut pay
ing for the can and transportation, 20 TO
Sproa :. Il Ohio Leyee, and get them 10y
the pail FUN, fresh every morning Fit
Having given Jpn old stand on the
ieyee and taken Kcohler X BIOS shop on
Eighth street, ! shall be prepared TO sup
ply tho citizens Ct Cairo, with the best
,a,at. the market affords. Please call ana
soc me. IhiL' ~" N"D
bear In mind that Henry sayers at No.
90 Ohio Levee. pays the highest market
prlces In cash, for hides, iur-, wool, iealh-
ers. bee.wax, ginseng, tallow, grease, rag
wrste paper aud all kinds OF paper stock
and Old metals. Remember the pace !"
ohio Levce, Cairo, Ills.
j0-il-l2-lm
--sproat, I35 OHIO Leyee, is furnishing
oy.te's il he right shape. Families can
be supplied IN any quantity-iresh every
rorn,ns I2.4.tf
AT "Our saloon" Eighth street, be-.
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio leVee
the hungry may find all kinds of edibles--
herring, sausage, cheese, &c, and the
thirsty the finest 0f wines aud hIuors,iresh
lager beer. and the hest brands OF ciShs'
Att,p,iye bar-keepers are always on hahu
and the Much set daily, at ten O'Clock, sun
DAYS ine!udei, is as fine a. any in the Guy
I0-22.tL
Get your oysters at the Delmonc co.
The ST. Charles hotel has several pleas
ant rooms on the upper Moor, suitable ior
gentlemen. that can be secured Tor the
winter, with board, at very reasonable
rates.
--Joe Roneker is now IN full control OF
the Washington bakery, ana having learn
ed the wants of the public, Is prepared tc
s,ipply on cal! all demands for French LOAF
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, anc
everything else ordinarily found in a first
class bakery. lie main;ainss full stock o
eontectioneres, and can, as wen asan!
other de aler in the city, fill all orders II
Cakes baked, frosted or ornamented oil
short rotice. Special attention given L
,h. orders of wedding or picnic parties.
9l2-tf.
The best oysters at the Demonico Res
..,ront 267-0-20-u.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-12

transferred to the Standard Guard of
Cairo Commandery, AFTER which the fol-
lowing was read by Sir Knight Gilbert,
and adopted by the Cairo Commandcry
At the close of our delightful trip To
New Orleans and return. the Sir knights
oi cairo tommandery, No. l3, desire to
place on record the following
Resolrsf, That for the excellent and
complete arrangements looking to the
comfort and happiness of all on board.
we are almost wholly indebted to the I'M
tlrlhR energy and unwearying patience of
our Eminent Commander Sir e.. W.
Dlhnlng, and also to the Nom
Ders "i the committee of arrangements.
Nirs 4. w. barclay and f.. G.. Pace.
Resofred, That we hereby tender to
theIn orr sincere thanks. and particularly
To Il. Z. Sir &. w. Dnnning, for his con-
slant attention 20 our wants aud for his
thoughtful provision for the maintenance
OF good order during the entire trip.
Rtsotced, That u copy of these resolu-
lions be presented To- the next regular
conclave of our Commandery, with a re-
qncst that they De spread upon the re-
cords.
Resolved, That II copy of these rcsolu.
| tons be furnished to the Cairo papers for
pupiica'ioh'
The two Communicates were formed
facing each other in the cabin, in opcr
ord.r The Cairo si,,or c,.,.,,., H., 49,
then invited down the center, when th,
following preamble and resolutions wer,
read to them, and, 1t Is needless to say
unanimously adopted:
| Drcr,,,,n q 1874 Tho r,o,,tors j,
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the 'alro 'oilliliahdery' No. Is, desiring
| 10 record their appreciation Of the ser
vices of their excellent band. hereby
odon, tho foIInu.in,, rosoIu,;o,..
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Resotrsd. Ihat To Mr. X. J.. Robbins,
the leader oil the band' We are indebted
Tor the organization ald efficiency. of one
OF me pest Dands that mas ever sailed on
the MISSISSIPPI river.
Resotred, That our thanks are hereby
rendered To each ana every member Of
the bahd Tor the excellent music which