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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-30
General Items

Yesterday was discretionary, and
men on little bum were numerous.
MIR. Charles NJ. Howe and Henry
Wood returned from Tcrrc IIautc on
Saturday evening
The Taylor Literary Society will
hold their regular meeting at the council
chamber this evening.
Our people will not want for home
amuscmcuts just at present. Two SPELL
ing matches and school exhibition are
now Oh the programme.
Several ladies and gentlemen Of this
city Will leave to-day for Charleston. Mis-
souri,, to attend the grand masquerade
ball to be given there this evening.
The Cairo ,and Vlncennes railroad
company are now at work filling IN the
sides Of the track with sand stone. in
the upper part of town.
Mound City will have another spell
ing match next Thursday night. An
the solid men of that burg will particle
pate, and plenty Of sport is looked
for.
The following words mounted upon
a stoye-top and in plain sight to any pas.
ser by. may be found on Fourteenth
street, between Walnut and Cedar streets:
white washing done by H. Bhtton.
Office hours at all times when not profess
-ionally engaged
1t Is said that i. T. Barnum'. great
Worlds Museum saud Roman Hippo
drome will visit Cairo on or about the
ith July. The company we are told
comprises one thousand two hundred
men, women and children. and it brings
into use ono hundred and fny railroad
cars.
Mr.. Coming Is not pleased with Us
because We douot agree with him in the
pronunciation OF several word. given out
by him at the Presbyterian spelling
match, but we assure that gentleman
that We lid not express our own opinion
in regard to this matter, but the opinion
Of every lady and gentleman who was
present on that occasion. whom we have
heard speak on the subject.
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Fowler in command, is the Evansville
packet this evening.
The large and commodious passen-
ger steamer, Chas. Morgan, is due this
evening for New Orleans Albert Stein
is her commander, aud Harry is.her cour-
teous and accommodating first clerk.
The City of Chester, for Memphis,
Arlington, from Cincinnati for Memphis,
and Hickory, for Tennessee river, are
among the first boats due to-day.
MIR. Purcell, ship carpenter, while
putting up two new guards on Phillips
wharf-boat yesterday afternoon, acciden-
tally fell overheard, but was pulled out
about as quick as he went in by some of
the employees Of the wharf-boat.
Capt. Peppers new steamer, Cans
Miller, namesakc of the river editor of the
Cincinnati Commercial, was In port yes
terday. She has the finest cabin Of any
boat of her size on the water; and ac-
commodations for 30 people. She was
well loaded with freight, and had fair
list of people. Miss Ada Halliday,
daughter of Mrs. Sam. Halliday of this
city, was among her passengers.
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Attention. rerchauts of the SUR
rounding gpuufry


have a full stock and can Away. nj or
ders on Queensvlrc and Glassware at St.
Loui. prices. The folowingi, alist of what
have on hand at present:
Lamp Chlmucys, ofall kinds, hy the Bar
rel, box or dozen.
Glsss Lamps OF all sizes and kinds.
100 different styles and kinds Of Bar
Gla,,es
Lamp Burners OF all descriptions.
Lamp-wick, Beer mugs, Glass Refcct9r-.
Coal Oil Chandeliers, Cake Stands, Glass
Fruit Stands, and in fact every thing in the
Crockery aud Glassware line.
! will guarantee TO duplicate any bin
purchased IN st, Louis and give equally
as good an assortment, as my stock is com.
pletc in all kinds of Queen and Glassware.
al,o have put up in cask for the retail
trade Rockingham and Yellow ware, which
| will sell at 81 per ccnt oil the regular list
prices.
Also full line Of Table and Pocket Cut
Tory. Plated, Brttaaia, Table ana Tea
spoons, anu Soup Ladies Come and sec
for urselycs. ID. HARTMAN.
3-2s-;f. Cor. Sixth 4 Com. Ay.
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II Is witldccp regret that we are COM
PEELED to chronicle the death OF little
JOHNNY Mccarthy, who came to an nm.
timely death last Sunday evening by
drowning. The particulars Of hi. sad
death as told US by Mr.. Jane, Ryan. who
was standing on the lcvce near the spot
where the mi,hap occurred. are. that
JOHNNY. who was ten years and eight
month. Of age. in company with COM
panion named Christy lIylan1. were on
q iiat-boat loaded with stoves. lying lust
opposite Mr. Albert Susanka's saloon.
playing. when johnny attempted to walk
from one end of the barge 10 the other
on the stoves. lie had not taken more
Than one or two steps, when the stove,
gave way beneath his feet and he wa.
prccipitItcd into the water. The current
being very strong. the unfortunate lad
wa carried down the river several hun
dr"dicct. crying for help. The tug boat
Cache started 20 his rescue, aud it wa,
thought that De would BE- saved. but
when within a few yards Of him he di..
appeared from ,igh. aud has not since
been seen. Mr.. Mccarthy. the father.
usto state that hc will pay
twenty-five dollars to any one who viii
return The remain, of hi. son TO him.
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Officers Sbechan aud RiIIinc>by Ha.
AnOfhCr Wont Ihlcf.

During Che past winter, scarcely a
nigh has passed by without loss on
the part of HOWE Brothers, pork pack
crs. Of meat Of various kinds. On every
occasion the proprietor, have complained
10 the police, who in turn would make
a diligent search for the thieves, and up
to last Saturday night have succeeded
In bagging three lorcd men, all of
whom have acknowledged their guilt
Within the past week, the cellar has
again been entered, and several pieces of
meat taken out, but no trace of the thief
could be found. Officers Sheehan and
BillingSby, being DESTROYS ofgetting hold
of the party, put up plan, and on sun
day evening carried it into execution.
They both went TO the cellar early in the
evening, and sccrctug themselves. lay
waiting for something to turn up. For
an hour or more, everything was quiet,
and the watchers began to get impatient,
and were about to come to the conclu-
sion that this was not the night, when Il
noise was heard at the front door. For
fully half IN hour the noise continued,
when suddenly the front door of the cell
lar was pushed open and a stalwart
darkey entered, with sack in his hand.
He made his way slowly to the rear end
of the apartment, TO the very hogshead
from which SO many hams have been
taken, and had put one of them into the
sack, and was in the act Of picking up
another, when he was politely informed
to "tm ow up MS hands, " which he did,
and the officers marched him to the Jail.
His name is Louis Williams, The officers
are quite confident that this will be the end
of the ham stealing, much to the delight
oflhe Howies.
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60 and Nee Her.

Landlord. Of hotel, and boarding houses
will lind IL 10 their advantage to call upon
Nr- Coleman, NJ - Fourth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial ayen-
uCs, anu ascertain her term. Tor doing hotel
aud boarding house washes by the week.
Her Wholesale pr - are extremely
low--5sc. per dozen. For piece work pr &C..
arc ~ follow.: single -hirt and cll-
lar, Zoe; PER dozen Sc; sock. Be; two col
lars, DC; two hsndkcrchieis, be; vctt, zoe;
aud al gcntemeu'- wear. zoe. per
dozen. Ladic.' dresses, - - Doc;
,kirt'lJ I, zoe; drawer, 30 10 ljc; two
Jair hose &c; two oO'lar- 10 lnc. For IA
dice plain clothes 81 o0p per DOZEN for Ia
dice hne clothes, 81 . per dozen; done
dr5mptly, AMI promptly delivered. Pa
trortgc solicited.
Bl-l-lO.tf
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Yesterday afternoon, n boy named VIII
liam Anderson, living at Mound City,
borrowed skin for the purpose of
bringing three hundred pounds OF old
iron to this city to sell. All went well
until he arrived at the wharf in this city,
when he accidcntly struck rope at
tachcd to the wharf-boat, turning the
sHiil over, and throwing him into the
river. lie luckily seized one of the spars
Of boat near by aud succeeded in get
ting out all right but one hundred and
fifty pounds of the iron went 10 the bot
tom and the skill, which was valued at
SO, was totally demolished.
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Nrr. PhiIli, Declines.

The following we clip from the S,o, of
last evening:
EDiTuR SrN:-DEAR SW-Through
the medium Of your valuable paper. de-.
sire TO say 10 my numerous friends that.
after mature delboration. / have decided.
owing TO my business arrangements.
cannot devote that time aud attention to
the business affairs of the city that
know is necessary, therefore decline be-
inga candidate for the MayOralfy. and
return them my thanks Tor bringing my
name before the people.
j. Is. PWLLIs.
Cairo. March 18th. 1915.
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have justreceiycd the largest assert.
ment of Quecnsware and Glassware, of the
best quality, which, having bought for cash
direct from the Importers and Mauufactu.
rers, | am enabled to sell at prices which
defy competition, viz;
White Granite Breakfast Plates Glc per set.
White Granite Cups and Sau-
GERS, without handles, Goc per set.
White Granite Cups and sau-
GERS, with handles, 75c per set.
Large Glass Goblets, 5Cc per set.
Large Glass Table Tuml Is, SOC per set.
invite everybody to call and examine my
stock OF Queen and Glassware and COM
pare prices.
lhaye also just received large invoice Of
Table and Pocket cutlery, silver Pla'cdand
Britannia Table aud Tea spoons and Soup
Ladies'. DAN HARTMAN,
3-aS II. Cor. Sixth Il Com. Az.
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sheriFs Sale.

by virtue OF an Execution TO me directed by
lDthe Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Alexander
county In the state OF Illinois, In favor of Al
NED II. Stafford, assignee of Alexander II Irwin
and against John II. Brown, have levied up
on the following described property, in the
County Of Alexander and State OF Illinois, to-
wit. All the right title and interest of said Jshn
". Brown, in and to the Northwest quarter of
the Southwest quarter Of Section thirty zone on
In Township lfteen tl5) south, and in Range
one ~ west Of the third Z NJ ALSO blocks num-
tsi o4 ln ~, Two W, thrse ~ four W nve
Unity in said county and state, as the property
Of said John II. Brown, which | shall offer az
Public Sale ut the Southwest door of the Court
House, in the city OF Cairo, in the County OF
AleNanderand State Of Illinois on the nineteenth
Qgth) day Of April, 4. d, ISIS, at the hour OF
eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, for cash, 10 satisfy said
Execution. ALEX III. IRWIN,
sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, Ills, March Goth. 1873.
i7--S-3O-w8t.
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The Coming .pe,Iiug Watch.

The spelling match to be given By the
ladies OF the Methodist church, will take
place next Thursday night, at the NIetho-
dist church, and will of course, be a sue
cess in every particular, as the feminine
portion of this congregation never under
take anything unless they are fully pre-
pared to carry it through in llrst-class
style. The programme to be presented
Will be one of interest, consisting of sing
ing, select reading aud spelling, There
will be prize given to the best speller,
of either Webstcr's Unabridged Picto-
rial Dictionary, or Macauley's History
of England, the winner of the prize be-
ing ut liberty to choose either of the vol
umes, both Of which are now on exhibit
ton at the stationery store of Mr.. Rock
we'll, on Commercial avenue.
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NuTntr SIAIN anu NVIIIHiV!VIHI'
3-2S.tf.
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BIearI,,ng nudTrl,pminr.

Mrs. sam. Williamson wishes to announce
to the public and her old patrons that she
is prepared to bleach, press and shape hats
in the very latest style, at the low price OF
% cents each. Her per- onal attention will
be given TO trimming hats and boune,s.
Price % TO 30 cents Residence on wash
lngton avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
streets. Any young lady desiring to learn
the business may apply TO me.
3-ls-Gt Mrs. SAM WILLIAMSON.
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Mound City paper, please copy
VIZ IInrreII,. I.ectnrc.

\ large crowd was in attendance at the
hall of the Liberal Religious Association
on sunday nigh, to listen to Mr.. lIarrcll's
lecture on the pioneer, Of Cairo aud
Alexander County" The lecture, which
We publish in full in this issue OF the
BULLETIN. will, We have no doubt, be
read with interest. 1t Is full of facts, not
known to many of the people of Cairo
and Alexander, and is written in an at
tractiyc style.
The preface @! the lccture-the little
gu,h on Spiritualism-we omit. 1t is
forcigl, 10 the subject, and must stand
alone. We will publish it Tomorrow.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Roreker is now In full control Of
the Washington bakery, and having learn.
ed the wants of the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands for French loaf
Boston, Brown and Graham bread and
everything else ordinarily found in first
class bakery. lie maintain. full stock Of
confectionerics, and can, az well ss any
other dealer in the city, I'LL all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna-
mented on short notice. specia lattention
given to the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. g.l2.tr.
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Spring Millinery iinna.

The Misses Mccarthy wish TO call the at
tention of the aides OF Cairo and vicinity
to their large sock OF spring mi iinery
goods, Ju't brought u this market from
Philadelphia. The stock comprises all the
latest styles Of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers,
Ribbons and Trimmings Of all kinds. large
variety OF ladies' underwear, hosiery, belts,
buckles, collars, cuff, etc, etc. These
goods are olered at the lowest prices. The
Misses Mccarthy VIII be found at Mrs.
Nwandcr's old stand on Commercial avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth street 2-3-lw.
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one week from last night, The ladies
connected with the Ladies club and
Library '.ociation" will give a spelling
match at the Atheneum. There will De-
two prizes given FOR the best spoilers, and
everything viii De conducted in the most
approved style. The ladic. OF the organ
iZaliOn, We are informed. will cudcavort TO
make this Ms spelling match Of
the season, and vc would advise all to be
fhlrD
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The Old stand on sixth street, between
Commercial avenue and Ohio Leycc, is al.
ways ready to do any kind Of work in the
black smith line, making AMI repairing Was-
ons, Buggics and Drays. Especial attention
shoes; can make them heavy or light
jU,t as You de'ire, Tor you all know that the
home made shoes are the best Call round
and am sure to give YOU satisfaction.
7E3-1i-lm. FRED. lloFHEISZ.
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The we.lkEown barber shop, corner
Eighth and c numerical, presided oy.r by
the popular artist, George steinhouSc, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
the Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
large and cOmmodious, and those wishing
for anything artistic m the way Of fashion,
able hair cutting, smooth shayes, etc., will
do well to call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. 1l.3.l3-tf
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sshicht & Uuich have removed their
chemical dyeing and cleansing c,tah-
H-hmeut from tho corner Of ii hth and
Commercial 70 Washington Avenue,
between Smith and Tenth streets. Tomeet
The wants OF their many customers. they
heyc ordered AMI have ja,t received from
E'r pc large lot Of the finest dye stufs,
and are now ready to attend TO any orders
in heir line. 1913 0-lm.
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whence This Great Cornruotion

the country through, among the Alcoholic
Bitter mongers; They stand 'ghast al an
innovation on their privilege of making
drunkards OF the sick, A competitor has
come into the field with which they cannot
contend. DIR. j. WALKEn's CALIFORNIA
OF the most onicacous vegetable tonic' and
alternatives in the word, is driving an the
s,ill-born nostrums OF King Alcohol to the
will. There is no disease, internal or OK
tcrnal, in which it is not bcneicialy admin
i,tered. Billed Il Wow.
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IrIZh srhuoIIxhiSi,,ou

On ncA, Friday night, the pupils OF the
high school, under the supervision Of
Professor and Mrs. Alyord, viii give an
exhibition al tie Athcncum. which. we
trust, will be- success, a. is everything
that this lady and gentleman undertake.
The pupils, wc are told, have for some
time past been studying for this occa-
sion, and We believe they will offer to the
people an entertainment, that will be sure
90 please them.
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Passed % Higher life.

lf rom lNc 'tiIp irECltc.
From 81. Louis. No. on the BIRD inst.
Mr.. Marin Wood. wife of Charles o.
Wood orthat city. and mother of Mrs.
g. y. Howe and Henry Wood, of this.
IIerrcmliu- were inferred at Tcrrc Haute.
Ind, where her other child. son Of
seven or eight, is at school.
Mrs. Wood was a citizen Of Cairo for
several years, and in our short acquain-
lance with her, We found her a bcauti-
ful woman, Of fine address: warm impul-
SEES, high culture; and much charity. She
possessed powerful and laudablc moral
courage. and wa, brave and determined
IN doing that which presented itself to
her rs right. She was staunch and
active lnlidel, and an earnest investigator
OF Spiritualism; and passed away in the
realization of the truth. and comforts of
those convictions.
She remembered her friends in her last
hours, aud spoke Of her future with q
calmncss and confidence; desiring to the
iANN' iio 'i'itH Nolieoldllpl~.
Ere this She Is doubtless possesse,<pr
the grand mysteries OF immortiiity1Al
knows. what she Ia, believed. that iifc.is
coutinuou, beyond the grave. That the
freed spirit, the individualism, is libcrat-
ed from it cOrporcal casket. AMI expand,
into broader capacity Of understanding
and action. That SUCH life may realize
as facts. those finer andnoblcr sentiments
Of our hungry souls. which in carth-lifr.
are only hopes and aspiration. Mrs.
Woods last conscious hours (Which are
honest hours to every SOUL were in ac-
corlancc with her lnlidel belief lighted
by hope Of Divine Love. sufficient to
embrace humanity. In such hope. peace
BE- to her memory!
There is no death! The stars 90 down
To rise upon some flircr shorr
And bright la heaven jcwCcd crown
they shine ioreve1nprc.
And ever near u, though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread
For all the huuullrS- universe
!, LIES there &, no lcid!''
Mr~ JAcoB HAEliN.
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The above saloon, corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, is fixed ~ in
god stylc-alry aud comfortable. Every
sunday morning you will ind spread a Ne.
/ Luich and a glass of Milwaukee lager
beer which can't be beat, and there is not
any change. Behind tie Bar YOU will lind
the b. st kind Of Liquors ard CIGARS, and
my desire Is tn give every one of my custo-
mers who patronlzc me, satisfaction.
Call round FRED. lloFHHINZ.
I3-3.l4-lm,
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Tho 1nrncr. RnLl.

The much talked of discretionary
ball and supper, given by the members of
the Turner society of thi, city. came
OF at Schec', (WashingtouJ hall last
night, and We are sure that the affair was
equally as amusing a. it was guaranteed
1t would be. At an early hour the guest,
began to arrive, aud By tho time the hour
Of nine had come, the hall was complete
ly packed with old and young. all eager
TO enter into the festivities which they
knew were in store for them. The string
band Ia the Urches'ra-box commenced
playing an cNcitin. tune, and the dancing
began. The amusement was carried Oh
without interruption until twelve O'Clock
when supper was announced. Now the
sport bcgan--herc. there. everywhere
could be seen the gentlemen, or maiori-
ty of them, whose name, are quite con-
spiciou- at the head Of the local columns
Of this paper, commonly called caudi-
dates, buzzing about like bmnblc-bce,
under a goblet. The boys had many Il
square drink at the expense of these
gentlemen, who were not at all saving OF
their wealth, each and every one
Of them believing that money make,
the mare 20" After supper. dancing
was again resumed and kept up without
interruption until the ''wcc sma' hours
had arrived. The grand Ea,tcr-Mon-
day celebration 4, indeed a thing long to
be remembered by all who participated
in il, and the Turner, have fulfilled their
prophcsy. This was the end, laborcd
maniully for by them; they have accom-
pLi.hc ii. and are hapnY.
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Tine social dance given at Liberal Re-
lisiou- hall last evening by Mr.. Charles
saup and several friends, wa. quite % sue
cess. \ goOdly number of the friends Of
the gentlemen who gave the hop were
present, and dancing wa, kept up until
all were satisfied. when the party broke
zap, all pleased with the evening, 1mu-c-
M.LI
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InEormniion Mnntcd

Any one knowing the party or parties
who circulated the false rcport,-ouc to
the effect that | was dead, and another
that | was in the Insane Assylum-with
q view to iniure my character. will CON-
fer great favor by reporting tha name
or names of the same to the undersigned
RoBEET HUDSON,
villa Ridge, III.
Mound City papers please copy.
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A. Cheap ~ the Cheapest.

AT the New Harness and Saddle Shop
No. l0j Commercial Avenue, lold Auction
House you can buy all you want, from a
Fine Ilarnes, down to hlne strap, as
cheap a. at any other point. No use now Of
going to 81. Louis or any other place for
goods in our line. Can and see Us.
lG-3-232w. l.. -. AKIN Il Co.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
Happy Relief for Young We

Happy kciieffOr Young Men from the
effects of Error- and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored. ImpcIimcnts to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free la sealed envelopes. Addrc 3, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, IlgS. Ninth street, Philadcl-
phia, Pa An Institution having highrcputa-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skull. lGO-l-li-dSW]m
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Buy your Field ana Garden Seeds at New
York Store. Timothy and Clover Seed, on
ion Sets, Early Rose Seed Potatoes, Oats,
sweet Corn, Hungarian Seed, Russell Pc
tatoes, Peas by the quart, Red Top, Cast
ana steel Flows, Plow Harness &c.; full
llhe and prices guaranteed low.
So-is-lVt' CHAs. o. PATIFR & Co.
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PHENIX HAIR DRESSING SALOON
uIinois Central Railroad.
Rn!Irond Pass 60 chicago md Return.

ThehoilCr Of tbi, pass l. entitled to one
Grst-rlass passage to Chicago and return on
horseback or on foot, providing he gets his
hair cut by f. Theobold Eighth street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington ave-
MUGS. Ticket Office at +. Theobold's barber
shop, Cairo, Illinois. lS-3-2Gtf.
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The Rev. Mr. Gilbert will leave this
city this afternoon for Joliet. having re-
cciycd information to the effect that a
personal friend residing ia California,
had died recently, and that the remains
would be taken to Joliet for iutcrmeut
lie has gone TO attend the funeral.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Parish school

The Parish School was opened on Mon
day, March Isl. But pupils will be re-
ceiyed at any time, on the conditions
already published. The services Of Pro-
icssor Prick have been secured for instruc-
ton In the German language. For thi, en-
extra charge will DE made. Pupils wishing
to study German only, viii come TO the
school at 4 O'Clock p. m.
CHARTS a. GILBERT, Rector.
gt..lftn