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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-05-27

MIN, but still she wore his ring, believing all
Bessie soon resumed her wild mountain ram
bles in which she had taken such delight in hel
past visit. Her only companion was her fathers
simple village folk saw the lovely, sad-eyed
maiden in her plain black dress, with her long
glossy cnrls flowing as mantle about her, pass
basket in one hand and the other resting upon Old
Braves shaggy head she courageously climbed the
steep mountain paths. Toward sunset she re-
filed with wild flowers and the bloom Of the hills
upon her checks: Daily she gained in strength
| and beauty, and, what was far better, peace and
consolation for her wounded heart.
One delightful morning as the maiden was pre-
pairing for her ramble one of the village youth
tapped at the door with letter for her. On open
ing it she found it to be from her brother Ray He
had returned from Europe and wished his sister tc
welcome his English bride.
1t was not until after midday that she and
Brave set out for their last jaunt over the mount
aims.
One by she babe farewell to the spots that had
grown SO dear to her. Here green, moss covered
old tree, there laughing little cascade or cold
| grotto, or perhaps only bleak, gray rock-a1
were dear, and all were visited for one last fare
The shadows were beginning to lengthen as Bes
sic and her dog approached high plateau over
looking the country for many miles. Sinking
down upon soft cushion of greenest moss, she
threw aside her mountain hat and, resting her head
upon her hand: gave herself up to one of her wax
ing dreams. The mellow tints Of autumn were al
the and an down he
| ure As she sat, che heard the faint sound Of tn.
chapel bell in the village, which, in old Englisf
| fashion, rang out the evening chime. The fading
sunshine scattered through the leaves and fell owe
her head, tenderly, softly. low growl from Draw
caused Bessie to quickly spring to her feet Wa
| it phantom Of her own thoughts or did Gregor,
Marshall stand before her?
Darling; darling, can you forgive mes'' Will
glad cry she reached toward him and was claspei
| In his close embrace.
There on the quiet mountain sid, they sat down
and the story, SO simple and yet full of pain tt
| both Of them, was told each to the other.
II knew you were true" said Bessie, witt
womanly trust shining from her brown eyes
Even while lacked your trust, loved on" re
piled Marshall
Ny intended two weeks visit in Cuba was ex
tended into months and from there ustlessl
sailed for England. By the mersst chanca me
Ray N London and learned Of your bereavemen
and illness. Resolved to see you and hear iron
your own lips the very Truth, sought and foun
You again"
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express charges or guarantee of same from Express
Ag't. Address VIM HALLoCK, - Jacksonst., Chicago.
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WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS,
w please say you saw the Advertise.
1nent i'm this I1aners
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16

the latest and fenderest beef that has
been killed IN Cairo for many day, and
no lover Ut good meat should fail u Sc.
cure steak, roast, etc., fora Sunday din.
her. Sir. X. ANNOUNCES his determination
to Keep on hand In the future the very
best beef that can be found In the coun-
try. which will be good news to those
who can appreciate good article. Aud
II should hot be forgotten that he will
have Oh hand this morning and hereafter
the best Of sausage and other meats, aud
those who know Mr. koehler will agree
with Us that he will do what he says.
shop, corner of Washington avenue sud
Eighth street,
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For Sale.

"A silver plated No. Wilson shuttle
Sewing Machine. hard (pian"l fin'sh'
valued at Ss5. win be sold NJ $50 dis
count. on good terms, and ordered dirtct
from the factory.
--Colored and mounted Maps OF the
city Of Cair" ut 50 80 each (hali price,
IA No. 8 Wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma.
chine valued At S75. win be sold at SID
discount. and ordered direct from thu
factory.
"A 800 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 "a tor cash. suitable tor tailor OF
boot aud shoe manufacturer.
--"PictarcsQue AmerIca'--ls numbers
bound in . volumes. full gilt Morocco"
prlco, $40.
IA style "E." "Clouyh. Warren 4
Co.'s" Parlor Organ. right from the fac
tory at Detroit. List price, $500. VII
be sold for 500.
"A new twO-hOrse Gamble wagon.
For any Of the above articles. apply a
~ SWARM oaise, g. 4. Svsxsrs.
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De,tciSus.PlLSENETt-at Louis Her.
bert's.
4 No. Z Laundry

Il i.n0w cone, led tina, Me. Coleman,
the unjIeS-. ". /. Fou ~ stree ct, be-.
tween " ,.hlrg t,n & { III n'rci lssenues,
b Que the b IT. o Quoted lau ,diy :
tsbhrhm It's n the city, and landlords OF
hotel. snd boarding. houses All tnd II "a
their cdy2i tage 10 call up"n her
Her 'ric,s are as iolloAs: H"ni and
boar,ing.hou washing. rs CENTS p'I
dozen. FM piece work pr ces a'e
ss follow: Single -hlrt and J.
lar, IOg: p r dozen s c; sock be; two cor
tsrs, nc; tw ,ndkrrchiei-, Sc; vests zoe
end al ge rtlrinen'~ wear soc PEI
dozen. Ladies' "rrs.e-, ~ 10 ~
,kirt I, 20; dr ,w'r. u TO ioc; iw'
air hose nc: two Gu lar- 10 | {. t"f w.
dies plain clothes 81 mp dozen; tor ~
dies hnp G oth.s, u - per d"zrn; doht
d,,mp,ly, and promptly delivered y"
tron.ge solicited SS I'm
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LOCAL NOTICES.
"POrtratts sslaeeA."

This Is new style Of picture now bc.
ing produced by WIN. Winter. the artist,
OF this city. These pictures arr creating
much interest In all the principal Eastern,
AMI Western cities. being altogether new.
They are unlike photographs. being
raised aud beautifully cname!ed over tn.
entire surface. soii in tone. but distinct In
the lights and shades. No one who sees
them fails TO admire them. or to give the
artist an order. We have been shown u
number Of pictures Of wel!-known Ladies
and gentlemen Of thc city. aud have no
hrsitation IN pronourciug them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise all
who take interest ia such matters or de-
sire pictures. TO call upon Mr.. Winter at
bis gallery and examine his work IN this
new branch of the shadow-capturing art
g-l1.tf
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The VERY Beat.

Ii Is now CONCEDED by those who know,
that Anthony Krau-. OF the Excelsior ca.
loon, corner Of Fourt, enth street and
Washington avenue. spread. lunches that
cannot be- excclled. His saloon Is becom.
ing popular place OF resort; 1t is tasty
and neat. his liquors are tirst-class, and
he treats his customers with all due cour.
t..y. lie Will spread another tinc lunch
saturday night, big enough tor all who
may honor INN with call. and he wants
all To come aud pariake OF 1t.
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Louis Herbert Inns PIl.SGNGN.
A RIre Chance

The Western Trnnessco Agricultural
and Mechanical Association. Of Jsckson.
T-nnrss,... will hold their Fourth Annual
Exhibition on the 2Gth To Both 1T October.
inclusive, 1875. ut which time iherr will
b. daily salcs of stock. agricultural im-
plrnrnts. ETC.. making 1t one Oi the inosl
important meetings ever he'll in the STATE.
Bring your stock and implements.
JSo. Y. KEITH. PRECEDENT.
TBos. CLARK. Secretary.
y-23.ulf
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy reliet tor young men from the
effect OF Errors aud Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. lmpediments to Mar.
rage removed. New method Of treat.
nient. New and remarkable remedies
Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed
envelopes. Address Howard AssOcia'
ton, 40 N. Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa.-an institution having high repu'
ta,lon for honorable conduct aud proies.
slonal skill. s-A-d&w3m
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a Fine AtOck.

Vim. Ehlers desires to inform his pat
rOns and the public generally. that he ha,
how on hand II large stock Of French and
German Calf, Kip aud Morocco. and is
prepared to manufacture, tor store and
office wear, the finest OF Morocco or Cali
skin Shoes or Boots; and for fal.a,.s.
draymen and outdoor wear generally, his
French Kip stands above anything ever
offered in this market. His Lasts arc OF
the latest styles. and he can guarantee
At and satisfaction to all his patrons.
9.3.tf,
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RIVER NEWS.
Port s.sss.

ARRIVED.
steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
4" Red Cloud. Evansville.
a" Size. Gclrvieye. VicksburR.
Is. II. Cooke. Evans, lille.
/. r. Sclne Greenfield.
row-boat Bee aud barges, ST. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer jim Fisk. Paducah.
Red Cloud, Evansville.
- Ste. Gen-vieve. st. Louis.
b. II. Cooke. Evansville.
Arlington. New Orleans.
L. X. Sclmes. Greenfield.
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{. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand TO his
new brick building tone block below.
No. 80 Commercial avenue, between
Filth aud sixth streets, where hc will
keep III, best home made AID ~. I."ui
custom made boot- aud shoes. made 81
the be-, material good workmanship
and in the lale-l slyies. All orders
promptly attended to. g-23-ti.
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plasENERe .ou,. "erberr..

~ DIR. Sherman. the great Special
list. jU9 North SIKH street. has gained AN
cnviahle reputation in the speedy manner
la Which Ie treats all chronic di--as..-.
See advertisement for hi great Syphilitlc
EradicAlor. iudors,d by the medical Ia
Guilty everywhere. 9-ls-lyr.
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PHsENER at Loui- Il,rber,'s.
To the Citizens Of Cairo.

Iwould inform NJ! miny friends. thst !
err s,iii IL the .uction bu-Ir.s-, and read
to attend 70 all sales that ma, offer. ",
long experienc" IN this bu-ine-s n. eds to
COMMENT Is NO exp, rhine my par,
and parties en,r.s,ins goods = n! c,ir
heed no be ST aid n, l sm no "equib" I
novice IN tn business.
SIP CT attention given to real estate md
oul.noor sales, as t. we never MISE MAX.
ny u -sle. - HAhrNAS, Alciiune r.
Corner sixth stree, and Commercial Az.
,al..i
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DeunOVe0.

A. HALEY has removed to his new
store room, la Commercial avenue. OPP
positc Winters Block, and next door to
the Arab engine house. where he will be
pleased to see all his old customers and
as many new ones. 9-30.tf
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was 10 feet
2 20 inches OH the gauge. having been
stationary during the previous twenty
four hours.
Considerable rain fell night before last.
but the weather was clear and cold again
yesterday.
-Business fair.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Arlington cleared for New Or.
leans loaded As deep as she could swim
The l.. X. Selnies brought over a
lot of corn which WAS shipped upon the
Bees bargcs.
Tn" Red Cloud looks pretty as a
peach. the! say, but brought only "a slim
trip night before last.
The y. Il. Cooke was out very early,
yesterday, with a moderate trip OF
| freight.
--ihe BE and bargcs made large al.
diuous, aud Among Others the hun OF
Capt. RuluD.e's wnarl-buat.
-lhere must have been lively times at
Ncmphis when tue De.tn auL Howard
were loading. They are rival packets In
| the Mclnphls aud New Orleans trade,
aud 1t i. reported began by cutting rates.
The Howard got SJO bales cotton, 800
sacks cotioii-seed anu fifteen people. The
Dean got forty people. iOO bales cotton,
30 bales hay atd 30 barrels Hour. When
their hour VI departure came crowds OF
people assembled upon The bank TO see
them otI.
-lhe VickshurX Herald OF the 18th
says Capt. swivel vi the john u. Naude
was in the civ yesterday, and made =
proposition 10 the Cotton exchange to
put his boat in the trade between here
and New Orleans, provided they would
sustain him by giving him their cotton.
which he agrees to carry at Zoe. The
proposition is under consideration. The
John b. Maude left Vicksburg Monday
Tor New Orleans with 2.2O0 bales cotton"
--"Seieca" writing to the Sun yesterday
says:
don't think that ! have given up
the hope OF seeing our city iilltu up. or
that The work cannot be- done as ] sug-
yrstcd. have not. But | was waiting
tor two REASONS one i ! want some ole
else to speak 10 the point; ] want the
su2g slion discuss Il. The idra occurred
10 me in thinking Ut something 10 relieve
It's of sipe water snd high side.
walks. and more | think Of II. the more
irn.ibl' il appears. The other reason Is
thar | have been trying to gather facts.
rs well ~ discover the best reas'i Q for
our people To adopt some such pan Of
rlrt. When get ready. | shall trouble
yOu again. In the meantime ! hope 10
hear other. sprhk--the civil engineers in
the city for instance, and the large prop
trty ownrrs.'
A. We before stated there are RESPONSE
BILE parties vino will contract to I'LL up
the low place, in the city at figures very
much lower than twenty five cents per
ward. II our peopl" want the work done.
and if 1t is true that other parties ARE go.
ing TO bear the expense OF protectin.
the endangered lev-e, why may not
"S.neca's" project br set on foot: 1t Is
what we need above all else TO
insure permanent growth aud pro-
lection from future sickness. and as
we are certain the work would cost
comparatively little, our people ought at
least to think seriously about and have II
performed il possible. Where Is the
Citizens Association 1t has a commit
tee OH drainage organized to consult upon
this very subject, and we would b. GID
} to hear from it.
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fyou want tinware, stoves etc..that A.
HALEY has changed his place Of business
aud can now he found at lis Commercial
avenue, next door to the Arab engine
house, where he will BE- pleased to ace
you and give you bargains as Of old.
9-3O-tf
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louis Herbert ha. PIlsENER.
For Rent.

\ desirable cottage for rent. with two
lots. good cistern, three rooms. with din
Ing room, kitchen. and pantry, corner
Division street and Washington avenue.
Enquire Of J. q. Hartman or Jim O'Cal-
lahan. corner Fourteenth street and
levep, Cairo. Ill. lo-l3.S,
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listerna Cleaned

Person. having cistrriIs needing pump
ing out and repairing can have It done
promptly and At price, - auit the times,
by calling on j. ;. Hawkins. Cros. street.
have man aud pump employed all the
time for the purpo.D a-lG-u
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RNbS Goods.

Hebron & Wells is the only place in
town where you can lind complete line
Of babies cloaks. babies robes, babies
merino .hawls. babies bonnets, and In
fact everything in the baby line.
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Everybody 70 kno' tho, he place 20 get
4 smooth shs e,
A good -hnm 90.
A n-n, nabl- hair-cu',
- sny'h ny | that line.
l. al IN. GRAD -. TEL BARBER.
III y. co ner Eisiitb j Comm rcial.
y s-if j. GEbEGs >rEINnoCsR.
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Nstii0ery.

Trimmed aud untriinined hats, wrap.
prrs aud drcsse-. and Ia Tact everything
Ia that line can b. found at the lowest
rates at Hrilbron q Wells.
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OpIum or Morphine Eaters

Cared without pain or Inconvenience. q, vonr
home In sOdays. Medicines for trst three % NJ
treatment sent free to any address ON receipt oil
I've dollars. ststs amount used daily
Address. r. II. HUBBARD, NJ, ID.
Manager ST. Louis Iuebriate Hospital
onice-lili olive Street, ~. Louis.
lU-l5-ti
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For Sale.

A No. New Trading Boat; counters
and shelving all complete; 60 feet long,
II feet beam. viii be- sold NJ bargain
il called tor soon. HENRY SAVERS.
l0-G-aw IS Ohio LevCe. Cairo, III.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.

"A number Of Lots on Levec, abov,
Twelfth street, outside lire limits. Also
large number Of other Lots in different
localities.
LANDS, In tracts to suit, near Cairo.
e-lS-tf.
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Interest on Deposits .

TIE Alexander County Bcnk riH pay IN.
terest on deposits in the sarir7, depart
went, iO.5-lW
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Winters Block. suitable for Hotel,
Offices or Business rOoms-cheap.
--renem.nts numbered l.. Z, = and y. la
Winters Row. 8 rooms each, for 80 per
month.
--One.half of No. 10. (corner) Sl2 so--7
rooms.
That desirable double Cottage on
corner Of Thirteenth and Washington.
Fine two story brick on Commercial
avenue. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, suitable Tor Dwelling and Bush.
ness.
Upper door Of building rexts to Com.
mercial (waverly) hotel.
Two sinall Houses west Of Twenty.
SECOND street, near Pine, 81 each per
month.
dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, Q rooms. for Sl2 per month.
Business house ON Levee. neur Sixth
street. lately occupied by Cross, Cole.
man & Co.
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BANK kTAvEMENC.

V1.oTs
We, vredolin Bross President and II. " ellis
Cashier, of the aDove named bank do solemnly
swear that he above statement IL truo to the
best Of our knowiedWo and be'ief.
+. BROsS President
II. WELLS, c ,,hicr.
>ubscribtd and sworn 10 before me this sth
day OF October, is'a.
Notary Public. q
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Drunkenness Cured |!

Without inconvenience, ut your hoIne Anti
do,c scnt free % An, address on receipt "f one
dollar. Address,
FIJI. HUBBARD, NJ d.
Manager st. Louis lnehrlate Hospih.
Oaiee-illl olive Street, 81, LoNls,
lc.le.ti
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for sale Il, tn. New York store. Also
scli.ri-iDg buckwhea, honr. in boxes. tor
family use. ll-l5-l0t
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Sealed Proposals

WILL be received a, my once between the
u m until Monday, October 18th. 1875. for fur
ni.hing the material 0r doing the work, or both.
for the construction and reconstruction OF GER
tain sidewalks under ',rdinsnce No. III ap.
subject TO examination II any time Ut my ofdce.
wM WRENCH AXLEY,
CAi,o, ILLs., Oct. 7th. ia75. City Clerk.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16
ANNOUNCEMENT
gfAnnouncements o6 cash -invaris.
bly, Ia aivsnce. No exceptions TO this
rule SEY
YOH IkIAdIRER.

FOR TREASURER.
Eb'Tcn BULLETIN = r. sse announce WIN. A.
ht.DnAS NJ n candidate for the Office VI ovniy
4 treasurer and Assessor AT the ,psuiug Noveiu-
Der Election.
We are author zed IN announce I'm A..
IT, Nv a,a canditsir f,r the ofice of oun'v
RE urcr and Assessor, u the ensuing Soven.
here 'cti,n.
We sre nu'horiSed TO announce JOHN y.
Hfi.l a. nc.ndlist. 2 ounty Treasurer NJ the
ensuing So,snisre ertion
FOH COMMISSIONER.
We are au hOfiIed to ann,,un.s the name OF
GEvRC.. ". ANN ms Of inebes, a. can
dids tor the Office ( Z gnty Commissioner Of
Alexander county at the ensuing election.
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