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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

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ben in 9atriotismus ssma6t miro, mag am
bsiten aus ioIsenbsn Nummern erieben wers
ben, Die bas Srosrumm elmer S9ulfeiers
lidfeit in Worms sntbaIt. gs wsrSsn
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9iebern uno Seclamationsn aufseSdblt:
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,,Rommt elm Suds gum beutiden Rbein",
uSonis @ilbelm Jas gan; better. ,Oes
SOniss Yroclamation", Die 9rompets
pom giOnuius", ,,Oie 8oiIe pom @raues
Iotte" 0es oeutiden Snaben Gii9sebet",
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Saper", Sin 2ieb pom idmar;en Aolsr",
,gertanoisuns bes &aiisrrsi6s", ,,Ssil
Dir i'm Siesestran,'! Dem Siritsn Otto
pom gismard", ,,Orsi SeIoen',, Der
toete Soloat", ,Roou, SiSmard, Noltts",
,.am 8. September 1870" unb S6lub ais
Nuintefen5 ,,RutidsIieo'H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

~ Sin 2lopOtat, Ser iclten einen 9ros
SeB p%erIOr, fam boOur9 in sinen iol9en
Jtuf, OuB Sober i'm su ieinsm 8eiltano err
wdbIte, Der pr @eri6t etruas III tbun bate.
Dis oieier glOpofat ein iiemli9 bobes 2es
6enSuIter errei9t bate, murbe CT, nm feline
Climber gu b~ereucu, Elm Sloiter6ruber.
Nenn Die OtOn9e etruas Dor @sri6t su
i9afien 5atten, 10 ianbten iie 9epObnlt9
oielen Sruoer oabin, ALIEN m~eiitens perlor
ct bieIen SrojeB. ,.GS wunoert uns, "
ipra6 zines Cages Der glbt, ,,oaB SIR ebes
mails Ielten einen Broseb u%erloret, uuo iett
ieIten einen seluinnet."
,0aS bari Gu6 ni6t wunSern, " ipra6
Der ebemulige Nouotat, benn nm mid ,u
b~eiern unO ni6t mebr gu liisen, bin i'd ms
&Iolter 9egangen curum genuine i'd feline
Sa6e mebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

ss' 5rasen init antport beim Sras
men gum Sotbsamtsn. Srase: Warsn
bic Srieie SAUL on bic 8orintber franco
Ober ni6t? Antmort: Sic rparsn frsi unb
rstommanbirt. -@sl6ss III bic dltslte Yoit
non Der bic @eididte weiB2-0ie Sisbss
pot = Welbsr Yoiiucn erbdIt Die bsitsn
GrintSelosr = Der Eoitiaon d'amour.-
pelde 8reu,: 9ouusrts iinb bic tbeueriten2
Die, welde bic gbirursen BEL Sers
letunsen am Sopie anlessn.-9SsI9e Eos
ten iino Der msiltsu @eiabr ausseiest9-
Die SOrpoitsn. -8slde Yoiten toSten ODER
%uerwunben, wenu iie trefien? - Die &ebs
poitsn. = @sldss lit Der dItsite Brief ben
bic 9si6i6te tsnnt?--Osr llriasbrisf. -
BeIde Boitsn trsffsn am %Iansiamitsn unS
unii6sritsn Il 2-Oie au5itebenbsn Poitsn
- WeI9s fisbt man ME piebsr2 - Die
usrlorensn Eolten. - Wsl9s tOmmen ftsts
unpiufommen?-Ois S1rsdenSpofsn. -
8sIde Citation 1T Sen pofbtamtsn bic
Iiebitsf = Die irsie Citation. - DsIds
Sritfe iiaS Ole wsrtbd itsn? - Die
@s6lslbrieie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

~ 2%u5sleiduns. Cara 81, oas
lit BOD ni4t tIus pom Sbuen, baB Sic, elm
SeG;iser, elm Mdo9en nit suun;ig Sab
rcn beiratben. Sus lit bod cine unslei9e
EartBie!"
9lbrabam ,@erOe Sbnen ertldren, OaB
i9 bah 9etban bod cine slet9e Seiratb.
leroe t6 meine i60ne iunse Sruut anis.
ben, weroe i'd Dor Sersniiscn peroen nm
;~panSig Sabre finger. @enn lie a6ermi3,
Den alien SerI, uniiebt, miro iie werOen Dor
S9reten nm SwanSis Sabre alter. @iro's
GliO iein cine 9ani 9leihe Oeiratb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

~ @ut ubsefertigt. 6Iet6er, Der 9is
Idol BON Nismcs, mar Der Sobu zines
Sal9bdnoIers. Sin i~tolSer 6er;og ,poQte
emit ben 9eiitIi6eu 6errn tOotlid uerpuus
ren, inoem er in elmer @eieui9aft ia9te, ct
rtc6e Salg, wOrauf Scner eruioerte:
,,Wtcin t6err, es lit wabr, i6 bin Der
Sobn zines SalsbdnolerS, uno wenn SIRE
@naOen basieIbe 9erpeien wdreu, 10 pdren
Sic ein SaI9bdnbIer ge6lieben Sbr gebeus
lana"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

.Y" 8aribaIbi mill &om Dor Den lleber.
i9wemmunsen bur6 Die Siber bepabren.
Wie i9on, wenn er es aud Dor Sen lleber.
ibwemmunsen ourd itaIienii9eS @elin6el
bepabrcn tOnnte.
GbeniO 9eoentt cr in Der &omasna auss
trofnun9en porSunebmen. @Iaubt er etpa,
uenn oas 9ei9eben, idBe Stalien i'm Srofe:
nen??
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

sY7 6nrier @laubensartitel. Gin
6reibenfer ia9te ;u DIR. Earr, eaB CT ni6ts
slaubeu wiiroe, was er ni6t psritebe. DR..
Yarr er,uieberte Damn, mein 6err, piro
Sbr @Iaube Der Siirseite Iein BON ullen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
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fur Gle 3 srsstsn Damph6tFs. 8 smsdsni,sn usS ssrOpa.
Sdslid,e abiabrt.
Samturs. amsr:fanii6t einis IS Dampftr.
Hcre.T suti6sr 9lepe, Bremen f6 Dampftr.
Gunare 9inir, 9ipsrppel u. gntpsr. f6 Oampfsr-
Tie 3duitues scn gaFassrer. be Id tn Zen Iesiea IS
Sdtrtn df eteien Tdnpisru tsrrutsr aue biHTter feectrr
bdt,, fEs bic bette GnpfsbIars uuS bdssu mir eas 3utrsser
rietnsr Jreunse seittri.
Sn Terbinouns nit Sbisein, itene i'd
@e9iel auf aae 9auptitdote gurOpa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
@eI(a(6e
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Or. 2seter S6wino.

(aus eurernsurs)
bsiit itlin,ms finSs. gsuussn dnsr art, ~teicuttrs tart
6ltnieniHuhs rerariants, puuss Brute bet 6rdusn, itrers
Gnt;ineurs. iuusre snr6tnitdser unb f~crrpbulSis Rrant.
btiter, rtS psrfrprue Blteesr. S6psqunasn an tresue tirerr
3beile bs Sprrers, 3dbrreb. une f6iimmen Sdls aud III
IS su unitasbdres 6eilmittsl fur nit Gutllueuus her Gin.
sereiee %bebdfiete g9ctuerinnsn, fur i6ltmms Nuasn, fUr
Slutfilsn SET iriiSsn 0ureeu u. aas grisu itEsrsr DuEstn.
rrsis 5ur srrss SSrsn si.OO. - Ntttlsrs 30 Gts. -
slsirs 25 Gents,
gu taben Sci
~. lNcter S4Sr;uA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
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vi hiean.
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WetpsY BORT.
Euutirt, 9batausua ge......-..."m...m-Satpb S6ults.
g~Diaiamsturs. Stnss gs.".gtt. Aiun IT,, Rp. 8 Sreet Ctr.
Wiqiamsburs, ,..... 8 1ahisn, 70. t2 @ratdnn ast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

GeisasS... gttsr Salmus, slc. 200 Canal grrt Nst.
......@trb. SiriSter, nc. 20 eiuetn Strasc.
."..N Vic 99atra, Np. Of Scere Strdss.
lNaIsu, H.. Etyfs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
u orb altcnD G 8.

Vote: gufdneissr Stsr, sisinst cent Gbriftu.
erbettert eie SssIs uuo ~beioreeri lelStf
bic Wsfnnebstt ees Qsitfs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
a'agase a'reife, ;a6f6ar in gsapier.
Bon 0~ubnque
Rud y ubulue

E1s- llniibertreifli6e 4ecoinooattonen. -D1
TSrrt Ter gtnrfclsauia Gain ir philadelphia, UOn nc aus Ne icfcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
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8~aufSrisft. Spgettstsn, us5a alien rfi,sgva Defsrzsuirs
rtreea aafs pin,tlt6is bsiprst.
Office: Ode zen IaiH uus 5. Strase,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
Grunosiarntbum REAL ESTATE.

Cine aress GusEati ees betsn Siasts Gtsertbunss. ME
and ddrmeu une Prairieldnosreitu ene BET mir ltts ga ben
g~anfi3ien SeetugUussn III bdbru une eriub< Id isetH, Der
fetu Sele in 9tssutbum fiber uue sepiuHbriRseue auksss
ptn. nsns 2ufsH ~ graftu.
SIR GnIssuus rem Garitali,n rtro iuf f6eis unS rsfee
gecte Scrse eetrassn.
ggetrr Qisne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
Norooeut(&er Sfopo.
R~sselmdsiss ysa DampfaiH 8ahrt sHil&tn
Sremen mnc Baltimore

ear& bic sissus fiji hisftn 3psd an Der 9lsSs CT.
tautsn. NIT ausn Grforesrnihtn srritbsntn ntusu
~siltrntn gpatamSH@iFt ron $500 founeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
Giicnbahn Si6etS

na& aGtn 6aurtaistsn Gmeiia's uns california; ssuRsn
Zen sduJsr Tag IN metrtr Once ~ cen reeelrdesea gretfeu
eetauft rsreeu; Is II ntGt r6tbis ib auf zen 8epets b..
&pgeR t%iRitoscn III laftu.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS

N. LEVY, M. SIFGI1
220 ( 222 California st., Bridge n d 1bi,a -,
SAN FRANCISCO. NIshLsiuccA.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25
CALIFORNIA INDEPENDENTS.

The California Independent Conven-
ton which has just completed it's labors
in Sacramento, was one of the most
harmonious and enthusiastic assem-
blages of the kind ever held il the
State. A platform was adopted, which
embraces purely local issues, and re-
cites that the object of the party is to
provide for reforms in the State and
better local government, regardless of
national politics, and that Independents
will be free to vote and act on national
questions when they arise AS con-
science dictates. The reason assigned
leaders of the independent movement,
for their organization is that old politi-
/ monopoies, and can be no longer EN-
trusted with control. 1t is a poor ex-
cuse that is better than none, but in
the light of a few of the nominations
made by the convention it is doubtful
if that explanation will be satisfactory.
John Bidwell, the Nominee for Gov
ernor, is one of the greatest land mon
opolists of California. BY virtue of a
Mexican grant he monopolizes extern
siye tracts of land in the Sacramento
Valley. which he refuses to sell to set
tiers, but leases il on his own terms.
He is d chronic officeseeker, and since
his defeat for the gubernatorial nomi-
nation eight years ago, has apparently
been willing to sacrifice himself by ac-
cepting a nomination from any party
that might offer it. Pacheco, the can
didate for Lieutenant Governor, is in
consequence of the resignation of Gov
ernor Booth. the present Governor of
California. He is a Republican, and
according to the whereas" of the INDIE
pendenis, is controlled by mopopolies,
but if elected on the Independent ticket
will escape from the grasp of the cor
porations. These are political sore
heads, which the party of purity
has placed at the head of the ticket,
and by the election of whom they
promise to release the State from the
hold of nonopolies, and reform abuses
in its government.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
FROM IDAHO.

SILVER CITY, June %.
James Hamlin, who shot Patsey
Koran on the 2lst of last April, pleaded
guilty of assault with intent to kill on
Tuesday last, and was sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary.
An army of crickets have reached
this point, and the citizens are Obliged
to keep their doors and windows closed
to prevent the invaders from taking
possession of their houses.
Reports from Fairview and Empire
City say the crickets are making sad
havoc of everything in their line OF
march. The weather is very warm
and pleasant.
Several rich strikes have lately been
made on the Golden Chariot mine, and
it promises to be one of the leading
mines in the camp.
South Mountain is coming out and
the prospects are that it will be one of
the best mining camps on the coast ere
long.
Several rich discoveries have lately
been made at Wagontown. about ten
miles from here, of which the st. Clair,
alhambra and Stoddard are taking the
lead. They all have splendid pay rock,
and everybody is looking forward for
lively times this summer.
The latest from South Mountain
is a stabbing ARRAY between Patrick
Flynn and Patrick Fallan. Flynn was
stabbed in the shoulder and side. No
particulars received yet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25

DURING the fiscal year just passed
the San Francisco Mint coined nine
millions six hundred and four thousand
pieces of money, of which eight mill
lions two hundred and seventy four
thousand pieces were silver. worth
"a, 1927 900, and one million three hun
dred and thirty thousand were gold,
amounting to 500. 100000 OF the
silver, $3,379.000, were trade dollars,
while all the gold except 5000, 900 was
coined into double eagles. Consider
ing the loss of time caused by moving
the machinery from the old to the new
Mint, this is a very good years work.
The refinery now being constructed in
tie upper story of the Mint building
is being pushed rapidly. toward COM
pletion, and will be ready for operation
by August /.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25

MOUNT VERNON ENCAMPMEnT No. S,
l. o. o. F., was instituted in Phoebe
June 9th, 1875, by J. G. Smith, M. w.
G.. Patriarch, assisted by Patriarch j.
w. Wright. The following compose
the charter members Robert II. Elan,
Henry S. Lubbock, Samuel G.. Steele,
Geo. A. SPEAKER, Charles F. Bowen.
Officers - r. II. Elan, G. p; II. S.
Lubbock, II. P; G. f. Bowen, S. w.
G. A. Speaker, j. w; j. n. Curtis.
Scribe; d. A. Fulks, Treasurer. $. g.
Steele was appointed d. ID. G. z. for
District No. 6.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25

II is well known. that nobody makes
more delicious corn bread than the
negro women down South. One of
them told an inqniring young lady how
she does it, and for the benefit of our
housekeeping readers We give the re-
ceipt. Says Dinsh why, carlin'
sometimes gently takes little meal
and sometimes gen ally takes little
fiou', an j kline o. mixes 'em up with
hot water, and puts in eggs enuff an
little salt. an then / bakes it jist
bout enuff. An you do SO, jess so.
honey, and you'll make it as good as
do"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25

THE Christian Union (Beecher's pa
PERI announces editorially that the
Plymouth pastor will keep on preach
ing, editing and writing his life of
Christ whatever the verdict of the jury
in the scandal case may be. The scan
dial appears to have no other effect on
the great preacher than to add to his
popularity, and the Trustees of Ply
mouth Church are not disposed to
permit the verdict of dozen men.
some of whom had never heard of the
scandal until they were Summoned as
jurors, to interfere with a paying bust
ness. *
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25

The Postoffice Department contem-.
plates changes in postage stamps.
After the 1st of July, the seven, twelve
and twenty-four cent adhesive stamps
will be discontinued, and a new five
cent stamp will be issued. The stamps
in use after the date mentioned will be
one, two, three, FIVE, sis, ten, fifteen.
thirty and ninety cents, exclusive of
newspaper stamps. BY treaty with
Germany, the postage on certain Ger
man correspondence, at present seven
cents, will be reduced to five cents after
the LIST of July.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25

The ENGLISH are making little pro-
gress in base ball. Whenever one of them
hits ball he runs away with the bat.
and they all keep on smoking while
they play,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25
ELE r Ape IC
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
New York, June "a.

New York. June "a.
Private letters from Maricabo give in
teresting details of the great earthquake
of May 49, Cucuta suffered horribly, be-
sides the destruction of life the city
was robbed of everything valuable and
reduced to ruins, leaving scarcely any
thing of value. Three thousand per-
ished in Cucuta alone. Sixteen adj
jacent Villages were also destroyed with
5000 souls injured.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
----------------
1875. 1875.
GRAND CELEBRATION
Ninety-ninth Anniversary
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
NEMucCA, NEVADA,
Monday, July 5. 1875.
YNNHE CITIZENS or wINNiMUccA AND
vicinity will celt brate the Glorious An
niversary of the Natal Day of the Republic.
PROGRAMME.
At II o'clock A. NJ the processicn will form
at the Courthouse in the following order
Grand Marshal.
Winnemucca Brass Band.
Car of State with Goddess Of Liberty ard
Thirty seven Young Ladies' represent-
ing the several States in the CniCn,
with Appropriate Kegalia.
BanDer-Eearer on Horsebac
Citizens in Carriages.
Chief Aid.
President of the Day.
Reader of Declaration oil Independence.
Reader of Drake ddress TO the American Flag
Orator of the DAY.
Chaplain.
Marshal's Md.
Banner bearer on Horse back.
The line Of march will be down Bridge
street to First street; thence west 10 Akin
street thence east on Second street to BIir ge;
thence to The Court house. where the meeting
will be called to order by General l.. A. Buck
ner, President of the Day.
Order Of Exercises.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Music by the Band.
Reading of Declaration VI Independence
~ BY DIR. FRED. HUTCHiNS.
Music 10y the Band.
Irake's Address u the American Flag,
By DIR. 4 e. HANSON.
Music by the Band.
Grafton
BY f. BLEANEhHASSETT.
Mlissc by the Band.
Renediction by the Chaplain.
Grand Marshal,
j. O. IVORY.
Chief Aids,
j. E. SABINE, W. I. BURNS.
Executive Committee,
7. V. JULIEN, Il. BLENSEEHAssETr.
j. II. JOB, G.. &. BILKs,
JOHN {. RAGsDALE, GEORGE CLARK,
j. U. IvoRY.
q CT a ND q ALL
Will be given in the evening.
Floor Managers,
A. j. Shepard. Cy. Tolrnan.
Floor Director,
John G.. Ragsdale.
TICKETS. Sd 90
Good Music Will be i'll attendance.
grand display Of FIREWOrKs will be
given at o'clock p. N. at the Gourt-houhe.
coidial Invitation is extended to all.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
"A undersigned. or having claims against
him, are requested to settle up Immediately
,,.I X. w. LEWIS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
,yos,;,Sv ~ c1171<
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-25

--- - ---------------T-r--- ~ -|-'s ----
, NEW TO-DAY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-02
SPELLING MATCH.
To DE GiNen by the Liberal Religious
ASSOCIATION.
An Immense Lot Of Fun Looked For.
Tho Event 10 Take Place az the Athc.
ncutn TO.MorrOw Night.

III another place in this morning issue
Of the BULLETIN will be found the advcr.
tisement of the Liberal Religious A,so-
citation. regarding the big spelling match
to be given by that organization at the
Athcncum tomorrow night. For some
weeks past the members Of this body
have contemplated giving the people Of
Cairo demonstration OF thu character.
and advertised the same to take place at
their hall on last Monday evening, but
being unable 10 procure what they sup
posed was necessary material. to offer TO
the people a iir,t-class evenings enter
tlinment, the affair was postponed for
one week.
But now every arrangement has been
thoroughly completed aud they are happy
in the thought that their spelling match
will De the grandcst and most attractive
affair Of the kind that la, ever been
given in Cairo.
The programme. a. will De seen by re
fcrripg to the advertisement, j. one which
should surely attract much attention. In
it may be- found the names OF a number
of our most accomplished musicians,
namely, Mrs. Capt. Halliday, Mis-. Annie
Pitcher and the entire membership of the
Cairo Concordia Singing Society.
Beside these, Miss Kate Thompson and
Mr.. Vim. H. Morris, both of whom are
fine readers, will entertain the audience
with select readings.
The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert. attired in old
time costume, will pronounce the words
for the spoilers, and will, no doubt, give
perfect satisfaction ~ competent
| teacher.
In addition 10 the very pretty prizes to
be- given for the best spoilers who take
part IN the first class, a medal will be
given to the person who proves himself tc
be the best Josh Billings speller-that Is
the person Who spc liz the most words in
the same manner that Josh does, in hi
funny articles. This /, something new
| in the spelling school line. and will no
| doubt prove source OF much amusc
inent.
The affair throughout. as will be OBJ
served, will be OF very entertaining an,
amusing nature. and cannot fail TO draw
n large audience. In cor .idcration Of tn
large crowd that is expected to be pres
ent, the Association have concluded t.
hold the match in the Athcncum, in.tea,
of their hall. and extend a hearty invita-
| ton all to he In attendance.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-02
SACRED CONCERT.
HuefMcr Still On Hand.

Mr.. Edmund lIueimcr, proprietor Of
the Planters House, desires Us To say
10 his friends and the citizcus of Cairo in
general, that the services OF Eisenburg's
splendid string band have been secured by
him. and that they will once more make
the hearts Of all beat quick and fast by
their beautiful strains of music at his ho-
tel Sunday evening, the occasion OF his
regular weekly sacred concert. This Is
news that will be welcomed with APP
plause, but this is not all. That delicious
and sparkling beverage, known through
out the world to be the creme de Ia creme
OF drinks-Schlitz' Milwaukee becr-will
be on tap, and at the command Of all,
fresh and cool. IIuefner, as every one is
fully aware, is host among hosts, and
never fails to please his patrons. Go,
then. one aud all, aud have jolly time.
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" III fnd IL ~ their ad,aitage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, l.aundrc-s, No - Fourth
street, between Wellington and CONNER
,isl avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, - cents per dozen. For piece work
prices are as follows single shrt and col
lar, Toe; per dozen SOC; sock, Sc; two col
lars, be; two handkerchief-, Sc; yeats zoe;
and all gentlemcn's wear, Soc. per
dozen. Ladies dresses. - 10 Zoe:
skirts 10 10 aDe: drawers 10 TO l5c; two
Iair hose Sc; two collars 3 to Zoe. FOR la.
dies plain clothes II o. per dozen; Tor la
dies fine clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
,lonsye solicited.
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TwO.HOrsc Wagon For sale.
a new wagon for sale at bargain. Ap-
ply NJ the BULLETIN counting-roon. II.
Get the Hest.

Or. Seth Arnold's Cough killor-thc
great oradiea,or tor III lung diseases--a 81.
perior remedy to all other medicines yc,
discovered, In severe cases. TITS a sure,
quick, and perfectly ssie remedy Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, whoopins cough
.roup, and all diseases Of the throat and
lungs. Retail price, % and 80 cents and II.
Any hottie that does not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
DR.. Seth Arnold's DiarrhHs Balssn, ~ and
- cents. Remember it is warranted. Ar
nold's BIZ ious Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness and pain. Compounded
by Or. seth Arnold's Medical CORPORATE IN,
woonsocket, Il. 4. Sold by Paul q. schulz,
drulryjst cairo. III. 55-t -oj.3m.
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Personal,

The Rev, DR.. Kidd, of pana, Illinois,
is in the city.
Capt. +. \. Shelbc, superintendent
OF the Northern lire of packets, OF ST.
Louis, was at the It. Charles Yesterday
Judge Baker will leave tomorrow
morning for Vienna, johnson county, to
attend the Johnson county circuit court.
The Rev. DR.. Norton, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church OF Alton, Illinois. Is
in the city, and is stopping with Mr.
John VI. Lanslen.
Mrs. W. =. Halliday aud Miss Annie
Pitcher will sing duet at the Liberal
Religious spelling match tomorrow
night.
Mr.. W. NJ. Murphy, deputy colleo-
tor OF internal revenue, at Metropolis,
Illinois, Was registered at the st. Charles
yesterday.
&C. \. Beck Division superintendent
of the Illinois Central railroad, whose
headquarters are at Centralia, was at the
st. Charles yesterday,
Louis Morelock, who for some time
past has been at his home in this city on
a visit, returned 10 his studies at the Cap'
Girardeau college yesterday morning.
Sam. Foster, formerly OF this cit!
and who Is now connected with the ex
tcnsivc Ice firm of Huse, LOOMS 4 Com
pany, at st. Louis. Is In town and stop
ping at the st. Charles.
Mrs. T.. II. Falls, Mrs. u. &. Woo'
and Miss Carrie Hurd, OF Denver, Colo
RADIO, are stopping at the st. Charlie
hotel. Mrs. Falls and Miss Hurd ar
well known in this city. aud are yisitin
friends.
Mr.. w. d. Spraguc, who is connecte
with the house OF Skuyler, Hartley
Graham, one OF the largest manufat
turing establishments Of knights Ten
plar outfits IN the United States, was res
lssered at the st. Charles Yesterday.