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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-04
THENcAIRo SCHOOLS.
\ The H. h,ibi,ion Friday Night.
A\Greysuccess for Teachers and Pupils

Thchight for the exhibition of the pub
lie schools of Cairo, has passed, and we
take great pride in congratulating the pu-
pill. upon their success. The Athcncum
wa, packed and jammed to its utmost ca
pacity, and VIC venture the assertion that
there has not been larger audience as
scmblcd within its wall, since its erection.
II i true that the entertainment was pro-
longcd, but to any one who will but
give the matter a second thought, it will
be very plain that had it been concluded
ut any point but the one chosen by Prof.
Alvord, dissatisfaction would surely
have been created in the minds Of many,
which could not have failed 10 bring with
it hard feeling.
The greeting song, a sung by the
scholars of the high school, with Miss
Josie Phillis presiding at the piano, was
good. The fault so common among
young folks--we refer to the extreme look
of solemnity when before an audience
was not to be encountered on this occa.
sion, aud was noted by all. The manner
of the young ladies and gentlemen, was
perfectly easy, and this coupled
with The good time kept by
them, made the piece a success.
George Clark, pupil of Professor and
Mrs. Alvord, then gave the piece en-
titled America and Washington in a
way not often equalcd by young man of
his age, and he retired amid the applause
of his hearers, followed by q pretty
piece Of music called the "Mountain
Song" by the scholars, and the curtain
descended upon the groupe to be again
drawn up to reveal the countepance of
Charlie johnson, who gave the audience
a German recitation in iinq/ style. The
scholars then sung patriotic German
song, which was very pyctty. but which
we dare say was understood by but few
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Wa,
all gave La.
a delegation ..
Mckee's room then re-.
tifil poems from the works. U.
Thomas Moore, Robert Burns ALI.
great German poet, Schiller, all o
which were pleasing and interesting
to the audience.
"Washngton's Dream Of Liberty 4
tableau, by number of scholars from
the various departments, was pre-.
scented, and was very acceptable.
Little Mablc," by Minnie Halliday,
was very neatly enacted by that little
girl.
Miss Phillis' little wards then Lad a
march about the stage, and sang Yam
keo Doodle" very nicely.
Edward IIeelcy once more came for
ward, and his recitation entitled "Sun.
day Beechcr" was what the boys would
call immense.
The "River Town Woman's Associa.
ton then had meeting, Miss Eta
Foss, Asst. President, aud the other
young ladies aud gentlemen. including
Will Smith rs "Gustavus" and Miss Ella
Armstrong as his ailanccd, were all ex-
cellent. The play occasloncd considera.
bic newfoundland elected loud ap.
plausc.
"Thc Changers, by the high schoo
boys was very correct representation.
The most notable acting in this piece was
that of George Clark n "BOlin, the Irish
potato grower, and young Kendall, as
president Ofthe "Grangcr's Association IS
though all were very good.
The exhibition was brought to a close
by the presentation Of "Widow Bedott,' -
with Miss Kate Alvord as widow Be
dott." Jessie Philis as Melissa" viii
Smith as MIR. Grove" and John Wood
a. Mr.. kicr." The other
members all played their parts
satisfactorily, making the play very
good.
Prof and Mrs. Alyorl deserve credit
for the manner in which they labored
with the pupils and the success which at
tended their efforts.
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The young folk, should bear in mind
that ON next Wednesday night the Lib
crnl Religious association will again
throw open their hall. aud afford them
an opportunity 10 enjoy themselves under
the au,pirc, Of the organization. 4
string band will be in attendance. and
discourse sweet music tor the benefit of
those who may wish to trip the light
fantastic. All are respectfully invited To
participate.
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Phirst Klas Plum !
The EIectlon Yestcrdnr.

The election held at the Eleventh street
school house ycste. day, for the purpose
of electiug two members of the Board of
Education for the next term, contrary
TO all expectations. wa, very lively
contest. Up till yesterday morning it
was generally understood that only two
gentlemen, Mc,srs. ". +. Halliday and
+. kor,mcycr. would enter the field for
the Office, but, when the poll, were open
ed. the people were somewhat surprised
To learn that Mes,r-. James Carroll and
II. Klugc, and also Mr. Metcalf and Mr..
Walters, had also ,ignlicd their intention
to challenge the right OF the former gen
tlcmcn to the place. The voting
throughout the day was very lively. At
II o'clock, five hundred votes had been
cast; at . o'clock. seven hundred: and az
3 O'Clock, eight hundred and twenty-five
tickets had passes. into the ballOt-boX.
In comparing this with the entire vote
cast for the same Office at the last election.
which was but nincty-four votes, it will
be readily seen that the excitement ran
high. The negroes were in high state
of mind from the opening of the polls
until they were closed, and We venture
to say that nearly the whole vote cast by
them yesterday was for Mcssrs. Halliday
and Korsmeyer. The other candidates
worked like Turks also, and seemed con-
iident that they would be rewarded for
their labor by being installed in the shoes
of Messrs. korsmeyer and Halliday, but
they were doomedto disappointment, as
they learned to Jfeir sorrow when the
result Of tho cQhtest had been announced.
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Another OF those popular Sacred Con,
certs will be the feature of this Sunday
evening at the Planters House. The
best of music has been provided tor the
occasion, and rare musical treat will be
enjoyed ny all who may attend. The
public is invited, Admission tree.
The excellent Schlitz's Milwaukee beer
sold only by lleumer and another deal,
er in the clty-is now all the rage. Heuf.
ncr keeps this beer always on hand fresh
and fine.
Bat of course this fact has nothing to
do with the concert tonight, TO which
everybody is invited, The music will be
worth hearing.
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There will be- the usual services at the
Church OF the Eodcom,r, on Fourteenth
street. between Washington avenue and
Walnut street, to-day. The service, will
b. conducted by the Row Mr. Gilbert.
rector, at 100 e. M and = y. IN. The
morning sermon will De- upon the Res
direction.
such a general desire ha- been cx-
pressed 10 hear again the Easter music
that was given by the choir Of the church
Of the Rcdecmcr Last sunday. that it la,
been determined to repeat n ~ thi.
morning, service.
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Notice Of Removal.

schicht a UIrch have removed their
chemical dycins aad cleansing e.tab-
li-hmeut from the corner 81 Ei.htn snd
Comm TO Washington Avenue.
between Ninih an Tenth streets. Tomeet
the want, Of their many Gust mers. they
heye ordered and have just rec iyed from
j. r pc large lot OF the finest dye .lud.,
and are now ready to attend 10 any orders
in their line. 1913 Gin.
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whence This Great connection

the country through, among the Altoh Re
Bi ter mongers; They ,ttni ,gha,. at an
innovation on their privilege Of making
druukards OF the sick. \ ,ompc,it.r ha.
come into the lel with which they cannot
contend. DIR. j. WALKERS CALIFoRNIA
VINEGAR BIrTERs, the undei.cd essence
Of the most eflicaciou' vegetable tones and
Alternatives in the word, is driving all the
slill.born nosirums of King Alcohol u tho
wall. There is no disease, internal or cX.
ternal, in which il Is not benelcially admin
istered 3-l7-d & w-4w.
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Auo,herLecturc wanted.

The lecture Of Mr.. VI. b. IIarrcll, on
last sunday evening, wa, a very exhaust
i've history OF Cairo, Alexander county.
IN it. earliest day but great many Of
our citizen, Say that they are, and will
mt be happy until he deliver, another
lecture on the same subject, bringing the
matter down 10 the recollection of men
now living.
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The Pat Gle.
-

The Pat Gle.
packet this evening.
The Nick Longworth ",
900 tons, thirty cabin and so deck,
gers.
The Liberty No. passed down YES
terday morning with two barges Of salt
in tow.
The City Of Chester passed up with
% bales of cotton and few sundries for
st. Louis.
The Sun says the sipe water Is grow
ing less. A mistake. 1t has risen one
inch on the BULLETINS gauge.
The Carrie V. Kountz was loaded
Hat. She took in tow Miss. V. T. Co.'S
barge no. %, loaded with flour and grain,
for New Orleans.
The Vint. Shlnkle added 500 kegs of
nails and few sundries. and left draw
ing six feet. Her cabin was full Of peo-
pie.
The Great Republic left New Orleans
last Monday, with 800 tons freight and
200 people. She is due here this even
ing.
The Bannock City, owned by Wal
ker u Ncllis of this city, arrived last
evening, having been South with tow
Of slaves.
The 7. +. Eckert arrived from the
wreck of the Mary Alice yesterday morn
ing, under command Of Capt. Irwin Du-
gan. lie has given up all hopes of ever
raising the Alice, and says she is all in
splinters.
The James Howard came in drawing
ten feet, with fair list of people. She
added considerable freight and 20 cabin
passengers here. Conductor Ike Par
sons, (of the &. d V. II. r. and family
are among the passengers from here to
New Orleans ard return.
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FUN TOMORROW NIGHT.
The Big Spelling Match at the Athc.
ncuEn.


1t is all fixed, and the "Woman's Club
and Library Association" of Cairo are
jubilant. The committee of arrange
mcnts appointed by the club have per-
fected every preliminary for the spelling
match to be given by the club at the
Atheneum tomorrow night, and it is the
general opinion of our citizens that it will
be the grandest success of the season.
This Is precisely the idea under which
the BULLETIN is laboring. The
association have succeeded in gain
ing the consent of Mrs. Professor Alvord.
who is pronounced one of he able ladies
Of Cairo, to give ont the words to the
spoilers, and we are certain that
a more efficient lady or gen.
tleman could not have been chosen. For
umpircs on this occasion, Professor Al
word and Miss Rogers have been selected.
The words 10 be spelled by the COM
panies, will be taken from Nc.
6ufey's Eclectic spelling book,
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Rlv Err NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah.
= Atlantic and barges, st. Louis
Kanawha and barges, 81, Louis.
ldlewild, Evansville.
City Of Chester, Memphis.
simpson Horner and tow, Ohio
I. F. Eckert, st. Louis.
Liberty No. 4, Ohio.
Carrie V. Kountz, st. Louis
Vint. Shinkle, Cincinnati.
Nick Longworth, NO.
Alex Swift and tow.
James Howard St. Louis.
Bannock City, South.
DEPARTED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah,
g Idlewild, Evansville.
City OF Chester, ST. Louis.
Liberty No. {, South.
4" Carrie V. Kountz, New Orleans
Vint. Shlnkle, Memphis.
Nick Longworth, Cincinnati.
James Howard, New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-04
Our saloon.

The above saloon, corner Of Eighth street
aud Commercial avenue, is fixed up in
good stylC-alry and comfortable. Every
Sunday morning you will find spread No.
l Lurch and glass of Milwaukee lager.
beer which cant be beat, and there Is not
any change. Behind tie Bar you Will lind
the best kind Of Liquors and Cigars, and
my desire 5 to give every one OF my custo-
mers who patronlze me, satisfaction.
Cnll round ! FRED. HoFHEINZ.
73-3.l4-lnl
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blacksmith nInn.

The Old stand on >1th street, between
Comm rgial avenue and Ohio Levee. &, al.
ways ready TO do any Kind Of work IN the
blacksmith line. mixing an repairing Wag.
ons Buggie, and Drl!s. E.pecir attention
given 10 hor-s.,hos,ns, a, make my own
shoes | can make thym ayy or light,
Ju.t a. you de ire, lor you all know that tue
home made shoe. are the bet. CAL round
and am sure to give you satisfaction.
7I-3-li.lm. FRED HOTHEINZ.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Parish school

The Parish School was opened on Mon.
day, March L.. But pupils will he re.
cciyed at any time, on the condition.
already published. The services of Pro-
fc.sor frick have been secured for in,truc-
ton in the German language. For hi, an
extra charge will be made. Pupils wishing
10 study German only, WI come 70 the
school Ut Z o'c och p. m.
CHARLES \. GILBERT, Rector.
Ii1.g.Im
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NJ. VI. kuLne desires n, TO LAY that he d,
ready to cci,e orders for Piano aud Or
gan tuning, and repairing mus cal iastru.
Inents. orders may be lett at the ,oIHer Of
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, o. l.. ..
80 ( G53, and will receive prompt at uti0n,
SQ.Q.tC.9m
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Tor Aldermen

BY referring 10 our announcement coli
umn this morning, it will be seen that
Mr.. Il. +. Parker, aud Captain McKiu-
ncy, two old and respectable citizens OF
Cairo, have announced their intention TO
enter the contest for aldermen in their
respective ward-. They are cmincntly
qualified TO iill the position they seek.
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Notice OF Removal.

TIE well known barber shop. corner
Eighth and { numerical. presided oysr ny
the pOpular artist, George >tsinhou,e, has
removed one d or north on ommerc al, 10
the Grand Central Hotel. The new shop j.
Ia gc ami comm dious. and those " shirg
for any hing artistic N the way offshiIn-
able hair cutting, smooth shares, Ct, will
30 well . call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. - 3-la-tf
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office.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE OF GENERAL AGENT,
CAIRO, H., April 3, 1878.
The habit OF breaking locks and burst
ing open the doors OF freight cars by con-
signees draymen, and laborers, must be
stopped. The proper remedy will be APP
piled to all who disregard this notice.
JAMES JOHNSON, General Agent.
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A. CHEAP a. the Cheape.s.

At the New Harness and Saddle Shop
No. los Commercial Avenue, (old Auction
House, you can buy all you want, from .
Fine Harness down to hsne strap, As
cheap As at any other point. No use now Of
going to st. Louis or any other place for
goods in our line. Call and see us.
l6-3-?3.2w. L. ID. AKIN & Co.
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Cook Wanted.

Mrs. Derr, 'proprietress of the Railroad
House, corner of Eighteenth street and
Commercial avenue, is DESTROYS of obtain
ing the services of first-class colored
cook. For particulars, apply to her.
4-2-3t.
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Notice

Notice i. hereby given that the under
signed is prepared to redeem in cash, all
outstanding non-interest bearing city or
der', including orders allowed for the
months.ot January and February, 1875.
B.F. BLAKE, City Treasurer.
CAIRO, ILL, April %, 1915. 9e4-3-tf.
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Something New,

! have just received complete assort-
ment Of Glass Shades of all sizes and
shapes, suitable for clocks, wax flowers,
etc., also Moss and Chenille, and pic
mic and ladies' Travelling Baskets-the
largest stock ever brought to Cairo.
ID. HARTMAN,
Corner Sixth and Commercial.
3-2S-tf
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For Aldermen.

CAPT. J ". M,klNNiE, Of the Transfer
-trnmer II : Mctomb, i- o candidate for Al
d'Imau uf the IouIth Ward 90 the ensuing
Chartg election.
Il PARKER h. a candidate for Alderman Of
the Ihirl Nsri, a. IT," ensuing charter election.
w mt H- candidate lOT Alderman II tue
I.mIIu MlrI
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RIVER, BUSINESS AND WEATHER.

The fall since our last report was 4 In
ches, with 80 feet 5 inches on the gauge.
The Upper Mississippi and Missouri are
steadily rising almost from their head
waters, aud yesterdays Democrat says
there Is a. much reason as ever to he
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-04
Attention ArlIia .

The annual meeting OF the Arab Fire
company will be held tomorrow Non
day evening. at 1870 O'Clock, for the cleo
ton OF officer, aud payment Of dues.
Is. i. BLAKE. Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-04

By the request Of many citizens announce
mytcli 10 u candidate for the Office u Treasurer,
90 tuc ensuing city election.
JAMES KfNsLEY.
Mn EDITOR Please announce me a. n candi-
date FORE election the Once 81 tity Treasurer,
90 TIE ensuing municipal election
u. r BLAKE.
We are authorized to announce JANE ".
STEW AlsI a. q candidate iDT tie office Of lIty
treasurer, ~ the ensuing charter election.
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A situation in Drug Store; ten years
experience thoroughly competent snd
can take charge itrequired. The best ref
erences, &c. Address Theo Smith, Utah
aud Lexington streets, Baltimore. s-so-e'.
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Mrs Humboldt Is now prepared to
bleach and remodel all kinds of hats, in
the latest style; also trim. Residence
Fifteenth street, between Washington
and Cedar 68-4-5.2w.
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Mr. J.. Fitzgerald la, just received and
las on sale at hi sale. room large stock
u English ale. porter llcnncssy brandy
aud wines. aud liquors Of all Kinds, which
he will dispose Of at reasonable prices,
a.y.g-aJtL
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Cool single room, on The upper foor nj
The saint Charles can be had, with board,
II the very low rate Of go per month
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Notice.

Notice.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
of the Cairo City Gas Company, for election
OF Directors, will be held on Monday,
April 9th, a. 10 O'Clock n m, at the office of
the company in the city of Cairo.
II. T. GERoULp, sec'y.
CAIRO, March Dist, 1875. A-2-3t.
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THE SCHOOL ELECTION
4 Warm contest for Members of the
Board, Yesterday.

There was considerable excitement over
the election Of two members Of the Board
of education yesterday There were three
tickets in the field Capt. w. +. nalli-
day and f. Korsmeyer, ;. Walters andJ.
II. Metcalf, and James Carroll and VIM.
kluge. The following is the result in de
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For City Clerk.

Enron BrLLEriS Please announce ne A. d
candidate Ton reelection b. tue Office OF tity
clerk, az tine ensuing charter election
WILL n. HAWKINS
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Enron Builrriv Please announce me a. a
candidate Tor the Office OF Jiiy CLERK ct the en-
suing municipal election.
WM. FRENCH AXLEI.
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Fer CITY Attorney.

IDUyU BrIIIIIS .- Please announce me as %
candidate for the once Of city Attorney, az the
ensuing municipal election, aud obligc,
HARMON n BLACK
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Letter List.

Last OF letters remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Cairo, Illinois, Satur-
day, April 3, 1876.
LADIES' LIST.
Bailey Alkaline, Bagger Carnclia,
Budd Annie.
Carroll Johanna, Carroll Tudic.
Ducraw Annie.
Ellis Louisa.
Gonard Matte.
Huncher Matte, Hues Jennie.
Kennedy Maggie, Kcas Nellie.
Lea Matte.
Mayileld Annie, Murphy Annie,
Morford Flora +.
Porter Matilda A., Powell Elmina.
Stiff Rosa, Spencer Alice.
Sellan Elizabeth.
Nandack Manda, Williamson Mrs. >.
GESrLEMEN's LIST.
Becks David, Bollen Geo.
Burr John, Burlington j. L.,
| Blankle j., Brown Il. A.,
Bell VIM. f., BLY, Wash,
Bayner W. H., Bastwick Wallace,
Beverly W. W.. Baker W. X,
Blark jim.
Crawford Harry. Conway John,
Cambbell j. W, Culp John,
Clay Wm., Courtney VIM. II.
Day, Harry Davis, l.. II.
Duffy, 4. +. Eagan, W. b.
| Fowlcy, Geo. VI. Foster, l.. Il.
Ferguson, Thos. Flannoy, VIM.
Grant, Alex. Gray, Edmd.
Gardner, Jas. Holston, Baptist
Hamilton, c. Henry, Dan'l.
Hamilton, r. q. Hall, j. 4.
Hall, X, :. Jewell, ". b.
| Fitzpatrick, ID. W. Killer, f.
Kelley, Homer kinsely, j. Frank
kcnner n Co. John Knapp, DR.. j. G.
Leach Charles, Lindsey Jacob,
Minton a. j., Merriweather F.,
Morris H., Marsh j. H.,
Martin Johann, Mears Moses,
McAlestcr VIM. p, Moss VIM,
Mahoney L. o., Myers VIM. f.,
Oliver +. N, Olliphant G.. Il.
Payne Albert, Palmer A. NJ, 2
Perry Chas. s., Portlc +. W.,
Patric Geo.
Riddle Calvin, Roark II. c..
Rose John.
Sheridan John, Steel John,
Suffer Jake, Sandcrson I'd.
Stevenson ;. ii.
Thornton Tim, Thompson 5. G..
Virgin c. II,
Webb Alice, Wmted A. II.
Walker j., Whittier John,
Williamson John, Williams Josh.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say Advertised"
GEO. W. MCkEAIG, L. NJ. 1
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Mayor.

ME Enron AT the solicitation Of many citi.
zens, | announce myself ~ u candidate fpI
Mayor ai the ensuing municipal election.
W. b MORRIS.
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Wan DRPARrMENr, RivER REronr, /
Anril q ,H1h

Two-Norse Wagon For Sale.
a new wagon for sale at bargain. APP
'ly at the BULLETIN counting.room. II.
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LOOK HERE

base Balls of Every Description
Ar
PHIL III. SAUP'S.
l-l-tf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-17

PAMrxo sweet u Mrs. Tilton's letter
10 tho Judge. There's no more affecting
sight on earth than the spectacle OF q
gentle. retiring. modest creature pining
and painting for = chance 10 give her
husband dig under the fifth rib.-S.
Louis Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-17

Ar an amateur performance Of apieos
called Joseph and his Brethren" In
London. recently. Potiphar wore black
frock coat. white vest. black trousers
and hat. carried . walking cano. and
smoked cigars. &c..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-17

'rhs moonbeans dance upon the htfalsea,
The shifiinx vlyss respead In sportivs gsss,
VIII muslc cen and low:
The xsphyrS kiss the slssDlng dauerS,
And dsu drsps IN bright pssxiy flowers.
Rall slisntiy and slow. U~Fs,
Above The ragged bat msIsstIe peak
ofyon iose nsast- vith dark drawn strssk
TIE slaf q nsrn with tsinkling light.
rhe geatls guardian ofths uight
SECS midnight shadsws ny.
Gestls ascending nom the stiliy night.
rntil Il rsackss 10 its zenith height,
ns e,astoas sun appear; ral =
AnA nc9 u spAfhline neetaIa cap .s,Aj
NisSs's eSssssslas aswy team. ) -,
rI.. In tAs tvIlIsh,, meath ,As locust tree.
Lsiled By 10 rusihnf leaves. dream oftAss.
And prsss thee % ny hsaFt-
And lie The nurnars of the rec hpp'd shsu,
Ths old. old stefy sses gain tsl
with unasplrihg art.
AsA vAsa tAs stare. sstsrs The vakssins day,
w,th Issssalae lIghi sp hdlae dim svy,
Thsir nidniekf vlEik s'r.
Lover nrhI, rsasetinS trom ny be.
In M lsal A0s shAil hnd place,
UnehanTing evsrmors. q ...t. q 3
In life's meridian, hsly. calm, serene.
TSs nossday sun. enrlchlng svsry scene,
with cslors drawn frsn heaven;
safe In each othsf's love veil spesd The day
To thes Shall every swsst thought STRAY
Ts thee ny lsvs BE- given.
Gold MN. hay II. isn. A-F.f.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-17

Turr have an undsrtaker in Bal
timors Who promised woman whose
child died. . coffin fur $s. the other
day. but having got the cash. refused 10
furnish the conn. Tho child remained
unburied for sevstL days In eonss-
Quonce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-17

Tns Milwankie S,Niisa says it Is all
right for Lotta 10 give fountain to San
Francisco. but IL would be more salts
factory to the world II she gave her
agent clean shirt.