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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
oessssas ss...-.

Eggs were ia demand Yesterday.
This is Ea,ter-Sunday. and egg-coloring
will be- the principal amusement.
M. Is. lIarrrll, Of the GGssue. will
deliver "a lecture Mt the Liberal Religious
hall thi, evening.
The social hop to be given at the Lib
eral Religious hall, Tomorrow evening,
promises to be u very pleasant affair.
The lecture to be delivered by Har-
rell, Of the Gl:etts, at Liberal Religious
hall tonight. will, no doubt, draw out a
large an fence.
Don't fail to hear the lecture of Mr.
NJ. b. llarrell, at Liberal Religious hall
this evening. 1t will be both intercsting
and Instructive.
The ladies connected with the church
of the Redeemer were busy yesterday "
ternoon. decorating their church for
Easter, with plants and flowers.
Mr.. Alex Fry, who has for the past
three weeks been dangerously i'll with
pneumonia, is, we are pleased to learn,
rapidly recovering and will soon be out.
The Woman's Club and Library As
soclation held meeting yesterday aft r.
noon. when it was decided by them to
give a spelling match one week from to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. Thrupp had number of col
ored individuals at work trimming the
large shade trees in front of his residence
on the corner Of seventh street and Wash
ington avenue. yesterday.
The large frame building situated on
the north corner OF Commercial avenue
and Twelfth street, is now undergoing
improvements that will add much to its
appearan when completed.
--Gus Hem, the Sixth street barber, is
still alive. and can be seen AZ his shop at
all hours of the day, where he makes
glad the hearts of his many friends
with smooth shave. or fashionable
haircut.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

The whari-bodt OF the Cairo. Arkansas
& TcXa, railroad. which was sunk few
week, ago at Birds Point, was raised by
the steamer Gray Hound. Capt. A. G..
Mathcny commander, in just three aud
onc-half hours after jesse Mahaiice. ship
carpenter OF thi, city, had succeeded in
building u bulkh,ad around the hole IN
the boat's hull. several parties had un-
successful, undertaken to raise the b1at.
aud Jesse deserves all the credit which
Mr.. Charlie, llequembours. the agent of
the company, 80 layi,hly be>tows upon
HIM.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
SchooI Exam inatiOn.

The Spring examination of the Cairo
Public Schools will take place this week.
Monday aud Tuesday will be devoted to
the High School; Wednesday forenoon to
the schools taught by Misses Mckee and
Livingston; Wcdhcslty afternoon 70
those taught by Misses Aubery, Phillis,
II. Mcbride aud Il. Mcbride ; Thursday
to the Thirteenth street Grammar School
and the rooms occupied by Misses Pow
ers, Houston, Rogers ana Walbridse-
Misses Powers and Walbridge in the
forenoon. and Misses Rogers and Hous-
ton in the afternoon.
The examination of the cOlorrd schools
will begin on Wednesday morning and
continue through the week.
The patrons of the schools and the
public are invited to attend these exam
nations,
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
.Ncltfet,t.S {.

To the gentleman who fell by ''aIco-
hol' at the spelling match the other
evening. We are indebted for the follow
iIg paragraph. containing number of
word, ~ spelled on that occasion:
''ln a recent procession at Paducah the
mayshlH was a perfect royster. lie was
under the influ nee Of aichohol. aud In
consequence. fell from hi, horse. lie
however attributed the acfteHt to another
cause. He .fiiaed rh'on as the cauSe
from which he said lac had been suffering
for some time. lie was badly broo=sd
and his spti,sl column was injured. a
corp of attendants conveyed him to the
hospital. The aeiient ciu,cd but little
delay. At the sound Of the toxin the
process sion moved on"
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

ute'' In town. At the time Of her death,
she was living Ia house on Twenty-sev-
enth street. On Wednesday, we are told,
she came down town t. one of the drug
stores, bought live cents worth Of NOR
phlne, returned to her home, aud that
evening took it. She was taken very
sick, and lay IN critical condition until
Thursday at twelve O'Clock. when she
died. Coroner GOssman was called, and
held a post mortem examination. He
found pinned upon the breast of her un-
der garment the paper in which the NOR
phine had been wrapped, with the word
"morphine" written upon it. There was
nothing found among her personal effects
giving any reason for the act. The re.
mains were buried at Beach Grove Gene
terry Oh Friday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Religious.

Preaching to-day at the Christian
church, Eighteenth street, morning and
evening, at the usual hours, by Elder
Smith. Seats free.
There will BE- services at the German
Lutheran Church to-day at 10 O'Clock
a. M. also sacrament of the Lords Sup
per. Services in the evening ut 1880.
Rev. J. l.. Wallar. of the NJ. +.
church, will preach this morning at 1880
O'clork. at the Presbyterian church. IN
which service both congregations will
unite. In the evening Mr.. WIlIar will
preach ia the Methodist church. The
sermon will be- ahIre,sed 70 yOnng men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Letter List.

List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Cairo. Illinois, Satur-
day, March q, 1875.
LADIES LIST.
Butts Annie. Britton Clara. Bager Cor
nelia, Booker F. ) Bugg Martha, Bloms
Sarah.
Campton Mrs. j. c., Cullinan Ellen.
Dixon Mrs. G.
Grammer Ruth.
johnson Amy.
Lewis Selma.
Pond Matte, Porter Matilda, Porter
Julia.
Stratfon Julia. Storde Anna.
Thompson Matte.
Wright Anna, Walker Hattie, West
Millie.
Yoke Annie. Young S. c.
GESrLEMEN's LIST.
Asp Mr.. Asher John.
Bradley Geo. Baker L A, Baird John,
Butt W II.
Carter Green, Carroll Losson. Cup
ooil' NOIl'Ilu> ~ ID. NWIIllIiII 'htIdCln'
Dunlap Chas, Donnely John F, Dick
son John.
Emmcrson James.
Fitzgerald ID l..
IendrI svu 6 y. Hamilton c, uuOvi
Reason. Harper II, Harrison G, llutchin
son + NJ.
Lyman John.
Mckay Angus. McCollum II. b.
Nelson Thos.
Perry man Joe. Pillow Frank.
RichcsOn Alec, Rice Lewis.
Smith Chas. Smith Emanuel. SEQ,
James, Smith Johesy, Shea James, Sto
rey Rollin.
Tandcy Erwin, Thompson John
Tucker W. II.
Willett Albert. Weber Dave. Winter
j. w, Watkins Jack. Wheeler j. ID. Wal
lace j. b., Witter John, Whitemal
w. G.
Persons calling for the above letter
will please say Advertised.
GEO. w. MCkEAIG, p. N.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
GO and Nee Her.

Landlord, oi hot. j. and boarding houses
will hnd II to their ndNai t,ge TO call upon
Mrs. { ,leman, No " Fourth street, be-
tween " ,hington and Comnerciil aycn.
ues, and ascertain her terms i"r dIin no el
and boarding house washes by the week
Her VIII lrsale pri 70 are ext riDrly
low =. per dozen. For piece wOre pr ces
arc ~ follow: Sing .hirt and J.
lar, i0c; p dozen c; sock Dc; two co.,
lars, nc; tw h,ndkercbiei-, BE-; vr,ts zoe;
and al geotlrmen'- wear. 55c per
dozen. Ladies dresses, - u 80,
skirt u T. 90; drtw"r- q 10 l5c; Nv"
pair hose &c; two cOlsr- 3 10 c. tor H.
dies plain clothes 81 onp r dozen; Tor la
dir- fine oth.s, Sl - per dozen; doue
jromptly, and promptly deli'eTei. Pa
tronage solicited.
a,-L-IQ-ff
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Annie WOOds-lIer Death.

In yesterday mornings issue Of the
BULLETIN we published II short item con-
cerning the death OF young girl by an
overdose of arsenic, and sci forth rs the
cause for the rash deed, the iniidelity of
young man. an employe on the Cairo
and Vinccnnes railroad company. Since
the publication of that item, we learn
from reliable source that this was not
the cause, but that the girl had been for II
long time dOwn-hearteA and melancholy,
and was. as she had remarked Oh more
than one occasion, totally disgpstcd with
the world" Her real name, WE are to Id,
was Lizzie johnson. She came to this
city over year ago from Paducah, where
she has relatives. and entered house OF
ill-flne. under the assumed name OF
Annie Woods, and since her arrival here.
has been an inmate. at varions times. Oi
nearly 0very "hlsh.tcned house Of lll.rep.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
whence This Grea, Commotion

the country through, among the \lr"h lie
Bi ter monger.' They tsii gas a a.
innovst on on iheir privilege of making
drunka ds o. the sick A onpe IL ha'
come into the irl with which hey cannot
NISrGR "ITTsRs, tue und ii ed e's,n e
OF the most eficacious "ge able tonic ard
alter 'tiy : in tn ID, is DIR wing all the
. lib Irn nos runs 1T KIM Alc, ol q the
W II. Tuere snI disease, in ernal Or ex-
tern Il, In which 1t is not ben hcialy admin
isteruu 3-lT-d X W-iW
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Sacred Concert.

Tonight, the proprietor of the Plan
ters' House, Mr.. Edmund IIuctner will
again entertain his many friends with a
sacred concert. The concert given by
him last Sunday evening was one Of the
most acceptable entertainments that has
taken place for many days. and we are
assured by Mr.. II. that the one Of to-
night will be- no less enjoyable. In addi-
ton to the concert. he proposes to offer
his guests one of the finest lunches ever
spread in Cairo. As for lunches. he
knows how to prepare them, and will
serve the most delicious cdibles at the
very lowest prices. He also keeps on
hand for these occasions. an ample sup.
ply of Schliiz's splendid Milwaukee beer,
which. az beverage. ia pronounced un.
surpassed by any brand that comes to
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
RIVER pusISEss AND WEATHER.

RIVER, BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
The Ohio rcceded two inches In the
twenty.iour hours ending at 3p.m. yes
terday, and il continues to fall at all
points above, as also its tributaries.
Cloudy in the morning, but clear anu
pleasant in the afternoon.
business is dull with upstream
boats.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The City of Chester had 20 bales cot
ton and 20 tons sundries.
--Hardwick's corn boats are now on
their way out of the Ohio. and their car
goes will be sold to planters along the
river from Memphis south.
! The injury sustained by the steamer
! Ella, when she ran into the woods below
Pocahontas, can be repaired for about
$1,000.
The sunken Green Line wharf-boal
was pumped ont and raised Friday by
the Grey Hound. The hole IN her hull Is
9 feet long and 6 inches wide. Carpen'
ters were at work repairing her yester'
day.
The John r. Tolle was at the wharf
all day yesterday adding freight she
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

Business In the police courts was not
rs lively yesterday IA it was on the two
days previous. Judge Bross having only
three eases before him. while Judge Bird
was not interrupted By the appearance Of
any one who required his attention.
The first case tried before
Judge BroS- was that of John Johnson.
which was continued from the day preyi-
Gus. The charge preferred against John
son was that of stealing a box contain
ing ,ix revolvers, and two single barrel
pistols, valued at forty-ti,c dollars, from
the hardware store Of Mr.. Henry. on
Commercial avenue, last Tuesday night.
Several witnesses testified In the
trial. whose evidence was sufficiently
strong against the defendant for His
Honor to hold him 10 bail In the sum of
six hundred dollar-. which he did. and in
default OF the required bail, he was Or
drred TO Jail, to await the action of the
circuit court.
A lady giving her name as Ann Me-
kinny was next to make her appearance.
ann had been taken into custody by Of
iiccr- Cain and Brown. for indulging IN
obscene and offensive language. After
hearing the evidence IN the case. the vic
tim was ahjudgel guilty of the crime set
forth by the guriians of the city. aud
fined five dollars and costs. She hui no
money, and WAS sent to The calaboose for
twelve days
james Murphy next received the I'M.
divided attention OF the judge. lie was
arrested by Officers Cain and Brown. tor
being in an unysntlen .nly state of n-
toxication, who conducted him to the
court room aud entered charge to that
effect against him. The judge heard the
tale OF Johns siniulncss with sad heart.
aud when it had been ended. placed fine
of two dollars and cost. upon his head
lie had no money. and went TO the cool
er for two days. lie will labor Oh the
streets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Another Spelling Match

Yielding to the request Of those who
were spelled down at the Presbyterian
church last thursday evening. the VI. +.
church will have Il spelling match instead
Of their usuu festival aui cJnccrt. on
next "Wednesday evening. There will be
music AMI recitations rendered by several
of the ladies aud gentlemen of the church
before spelling. After one side is spelled
down, there will be- "A side chosen from
the audience to compete with the other
side tor the prize.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

added all the Southern freight Of the
Ironside and barges, and lett last night
with all she wanted.
The splendid passenger steamer Pat
Cleburne, Gofr, commander and Mat.
Williams, In the Office, Ia the Evansville
packet this evening at 6 p. IN.
--Paducah has been discontinued as a
port of entry by the United States treas
ury department. The business hereto.
fore transacted at that point will be
transferred to Nashville.
The Belle Lees new hull Is TO be 1926
feet long, 10 feet deep and 55 feet wide.
The New York Iron Age says "a
company has been formed to construct n
tunnel under the Mississippi river at
Cairo with capital of SIC, 100000"
The Julia Is due this morning from
Memphis for st. Louis.
The John A. Scudder, for New Or
leans, City of Helena, for Vicksburg and
st. Joe. for Memphis, are due from st.
Louis tonight.
The Belle Of Shreveport Is due to.
morrow from New Orleans. with 300
hoghedds OF sugar and $50 tons sundries.
The lronsides and barges discharged
the following for parties in this city: C.
w. Henderson. % kegs nails; }. B. Reed.
G5l bars iron, la bundles iron. 100 kegs
nails; Stratton & Bird, 100 kegs nails,
Barclay Bros, 45 packages sundries. A.
I.ohr, II casks bottles; b. +. Parker, Ia
| boxes window glass; G.. Il. Woodward. 81
packages sundries; Lancaster & Rice, 10,
boxes window glass.
W.y nsp.yTu.~r U,I.y UxD,.r
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

Postage two cents number, TO be pre-
paid by ,hs quart at the office OF delivery.
CLUBS.
A discount OF twenty par cent. viii be a.
low d to clubs Of four or more persons:
Thus: four copies OF Blsckw ood or Of one
view wilt be sent to one address for
sl2 80, 10 copies Of the four Re,ie and
Isl ,kwo' Tor S4o, an 80 on.
IT, clubs one or more, IN addition TO
the sbo'e discount. copy gratis win bs
allowed 10 the r. tier up of the club.
PREMIUMS.
New subscribers (appiy ing early for the
year isIh m-y have, without charge, the
numb r. tor he last quarter Of 1874 Of such
pcriodi ais ~ tn y subrcri ,e for.
or instead, new subsc, ibers TO any two,
thr e, or four OF the ab we periodicals, may
have on OF the -Four Reviews' tor 1874;
subscribers tn all five may have two OF the
'Four Review, or one set Of Blackwood's
NJ ,gnz ne tor ls14.
y ither premiums 10 subscribers nor dis.
count o clubs ca" be allowed unless The
IN ney Is r mit,.d direct 70 the publishers.
No premium given to clubs.
lrculars with further particulars iasy be
had on pplica ion.
THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBI,NG CO,
a. usrcl y Street. New York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

The well known barber chop, corner
Eighth aud numerical, pre- ided ov ty
the populs artist. George stsinhou-e. has
remove d Que d or north on ommrrc al 10
the g and Central Hotel. The new stop i
large snd comm diou-, snd those Sung
for any hin. artistic N the way Of f,.hinn-
abls hair cutting, smooth shave, ct g.. will
do well to call AT the Grand Central Barber
shop. NJ 3-l3-ti
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

The old stand ON Saith street, between
Comm rcial ay nue AMI OHIO Levee, is al
WAYS ready To d. any nd of work in thu
black.mitl lin, m kin an rep airing Wac
ons Rugsc. and Drrs. E,pccis attention
given Ia hor- --ho"in;. ~ make my own
shoes "sn make tham h ayy or light
Ju ta, you de- ire. Tor you all know that the
home m ,ie shoes are the bet. cal round
and AN su, c to Z We you ali.iacIion.
II.3-l4.lm FRED. HoFuEINz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
To.Morrow's Soiree.

The party to be given az the Liberal
Religious hall tomorrow evening, prom
ises to be success in every particular.
A pleasant affair Is Anticipated. judging
from the arrangements already made. The
gentlemen that are giving the party never
do anything by halves, and we believe all
the few that are invited will attend, and
make ii very enjoyable affair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
The CoIored Odd-rciiow.

From Judge Bird We learn that the
gentlemen now in our city for the pur-
pose of setting on foot an Odd Fellows
lodge among the colored men OF this
place. have been very successful in their
undertaking. At a meeting head, 'hry
enlisted twenty-iOur of our most worthy
colorcd men, who have signiiicd their
intention TO labor in the interest OF the
organization.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Our saloon.

The above saloon, corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue. is fixed w. in
& cd styIe--airy and comfortable. Ever
sunday morniug you W Il tiud spread No.
LII ch and gls of Milwaukee lager
beer, which IA 'tbe heat, aud there is not
any ch nge. hi"d t. Bar you will fid
tue b IT kind # Liquor, a"d CHARS, and
my desire sngve every one ol my Gust -
mers who patronize me, satisfaction.
Call round FRED. HofHEINz.
73-3.lS.lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Aottre of Removal.

srhicht & Ulrirh have removed their
ehemic,l dyeing a1d cleaning es,a'-
li,hmcut from the corner Of II htn nd
Comm rritl % Washington Avenue.
between Nj IN and Tenth str'ers. Tomeet
the wants OF their IN ny Gust mers they
beve ordered aud have Just rec iycd from
4 pc largc lot OF the finest dye siufs,
and are now ready to attend TO any order,
in their line. 3l-3 9-lm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Attention, n src.,,,ts OF the sur.
rounding l'nuulrN.

have = iull stock and can always u Or
der' ~ Queens ware and I'll ,sware at st
Louis p / e, The loll winsis a list OF what
h we on han At preset:
LAM Ch III rey., of all kinds, by the Bar.
rel, DO or dozen.
Gl s~ Lam OF all sizes and kinds.
leo diie cut Styles aud kinds OF Bar
Gl,sS :.
Lamp Burners OF all descrip IONS.
Llmp-wi,k, Is or mu Glass Rrflect0rs,
Coal Oil Chan ien"r., Case Stands, Gls's
Fruit stands. and in tact every thing in he
Gro key and Glassware inc.
Iwl guarantee TO duplicat' any bill
purchas Il ~ st. Lou's and give equ Il y
rs goo mn assortment, as my stock Is COM
plrie in al Ainds oi q ieen and Glas,warc.
al.o have put up IN eask for the re'ail
trade caingham and Yellow ware, which
vii sell it - per esnt on the reg llAr list
prices.
Ais, a full line Of Tail, and l. lcket cut.
ory, Plated, BrIttaia, Fable anu Tea
Spo ~. an Soup Ladies' Come anu ZEE
tory ur,elye. ID la TMAN,
3-2s.lC Cor. sixtn Il Com. Av
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

10 the puh.ir nm her old atrons that she
il prepared to bleach, press and shape hats
in tn very latest style, NJ the low price OF
IS cents each. Her per onal attention will
he li,en to trimming has and bonnets.
Pr ce 2j to 80 ceut.. Residence on Vast.
'ngt n avenue. betw, en- Eighth and nth
sire t.. Any young lady desiring to learn
the business may apply to me.
3. SGT. Mis-. SAM WILLIAMSON.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

Tonight, at the Liberal Religious hall,
Mr.. VI. Il. Ilarrell, editor Of the Cairo
Gazette, will entertain the citizens by an
address on WiDu 90: knows about Cairo
in her youn., days. Mr.. lIarrell Is an
old resident of these plrts, and will not
fail to picture la the most vivid light
many scenes and incidents that tram
spired during early days, which will
prove Of great interest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Piano aud Organ Tuning.

Mr. NJ. Kuhne dies res Us to say tn At he Z,
ready To r cene ord RS for ri no a Il or.
gan tanning, and repa ring mus cal iaslru
me t.. order. may be let at the colncr ot
Thirteenth and vain t streets, or 4. -,
30 66s, and will receive prompt ait Mt on
Sl.y.in.2m
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
The City JsIi

Jailor Mccarthy informs us that he has
now under hi, care in the city Jail. six
persons. including the woman Maggie
Seymour, who was arrested some time
ago by Officers Cain and Brown, for
walking the streets of Cairo in male at
tire. The other five are held for being
drunk and dsorderly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Roreker IL now In full control OF
he Washington bakery. and having learn
ed the wants Of the public. is prepared t.
SUI ply on call al demands for French loaf,
Bo.tou, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in first
cias- b4k ry. lie maintains fu stock OF
confection-ries, and can. as well - any
other dealer In the city, ill all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna.
mcnted on short notice. specia lattenIion
given TO the oriers of wedding or picnic
,.arties. 0 l2.ti.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
live AGENTS WANTED

To sell DIR. CIINSE'S kECIPEsj Or, IN
FORMATION FOR EVERYBODY, In every
county in the United States anc Canadas. En-
iargeI by the Publisher 20 64S pages IL con.
tains over 2 200 household recipes, and 70 suited
wonderful book aud household necessity. II
ssiIs Vi eight Greatest Inducements ever Of.
hrsa to book agents. sample copies ssnt by
mail. post paid, for a. exclusive s.sr.oy
Addrvss, Dir. CHAINS STEAM rRlNTIN0
HOUSE, AKIN ARDoA MICH. Nt-n'ee'wSn
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
A. Cheap "a. the Cheapest.

Al the NV Harness and saddle Shop
No. 10, Commercial Avenue, (old Auction
Hcuse) OIL can buy all you want, from =
Fine lIarnes, down to hame strap, q.
cheap a. at any other point. No Use n " Of
goin, 10 ST. Louis or any other place for
< ods in our line. Call and see us.
l6-3-23 2w. l.. ID. AKIN 4 Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored Impediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, ii9 y. Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. ,-an Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill lG0-l-l5-d&w3m
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

We are informed that Mr.. ID. +. Line
gar has IN preparation "a lecture on "Na-
tional Sovereignty and State Rights"
which he will deliver in the course OF a
few weeks. The time aud place will be-
annouucel through these columns ia due
tiu,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Something New.

have just received u complete asSort-
mcnt 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.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert. Lecture.

our people shOuld not forget
that on next tuesday evening,
the Rev. Mr.. Gilbert will deliver Il l-c-
ture at the high school building. which.
no doubt. will be OF mach interest aud
benefit Ia every listener. We predict
for the reverend gcntle.nm large au-
iicnce
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Liberal Religion. Association.

There will be meeting of the Liberal
Religion, Association SUNDAY at 4o'cIock
p. nI., for the purpose of elrcting officers
for the ensuing year, and other business.
All friendly to the Liberal cause are iu-
yitcd TO br present, BY order Of
327-2t. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

To-day being LI-ter-sunday the srr-
vice. az the Church of the X ,lrcmrr will
be- unusually impressive. The church
has been beautifully and lastctIlly decor
atcl with plants and flowers of yaripu,
kind. The mI,ic for the Occ.siOn has
been preplrel with clre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
LOCAL NOTICES.


The Parish school WAS opened on Mon.
day, March Is. But pupils will be re-
ceiyed ut ay time, on the conditions
already published. The services Of Pro-
fe.sor frick have been secured for insuuc-
ton In the d rmsp language. For tbi, an
extra eb rge will b. mate. Pup l. wishing
to study German ony. VII come to the
school at o'c ock y. m.
SuaELEs GILBERT, Rector.