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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11


thoroughfarc.
The Democratic club " III hold another
meeting at their hall on Ohio levce
this evening. Let every member be in
attendance.
The BULLETIN Is indebted To Judge
John j. Bird, OF this city, for cata-
logue and circular of the I'linois Indus
trial University.
The Tilden and Hendricks Sweepers
have received another immense and
beautiful streamer, which viii soon
wave from the top Of the big pole.
The Iillen and Hendricks Sweepers are
negotiating with st. Louis firm for Il
lot OF torches and uniforms. The Sweep
ers intend to rush things when the time
comes.
The haliards OF the big Tilden and
Hendricks pole We're changed yesterday,
so that the new streamer belonging to
the Sweepers can be pulled to the top OF
the pole.
There will be meeting OF the Sweep
ers at their hall this evening at $ O'Clock.
Let every Democrat be present.
WILLIAM q. MCGEE.
Cairo, Ills, Aug. IL. 1876. Sec'y.
Mr.. Joseph Perkins, of New Orleans,
and Mrs. Stewart, of this city, were mar
ried at the residence of the bride, by
Rev. b. \. George, at one O'Clock yes
ia y afternoon.
At the meeting of the Democratic
club to be held this evening, speeches will
be made by several OF our prominent
Democrats. A fun attendance of the
members is desired
We understand that several OF our
prominent Democrats will attend the
ratification to be held at Carbonate to-
morrow night. The CarbOndale people
are looking forward TO a rOusing dem
onstration.
| Mr.. James A. Wilson, who for sew
eral years past has been associated with
the drug establishment of Barclay
Bros, in this city, leaves this city shortly
to seek out new horac. Mr.. Wi'kison
has many friends in this city who will re-
greet to hear this, but who will send with
him their best wishes tor his prosperity
We hayea SGD piano in the ware
rooms Of Julius Bauer Il Co., Chicago
warranted tor five years, and of the very
best make, which we will sell twenty iy,
per cent. ofi-half cash, balance In tire,
and six months. 1t is bargain. Apply
at the BULLETIN office.
+. A. BURNETT.
When the Tilden and Hendricks
Sweepers appear on the streets, with Nc
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RIVER NEWS.

WAN DEPARTMENT. RIvxp RKpor,
Aug. 10, l57G
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, In tracts To suit, near Cairo.
uS-lS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

The cutting down of the weeds on
Washington avenue, makes quite an i'm
prOvement in the appearance of that
thoroughiarc.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST IL. 1916.
CITY NEWS.
Local weather Report.


John w. Troyer, of st. LOWS, is reg
istcred at the st. Charles.
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Mr.. A. Is. Stafford returned to the city
on Wednesday afternoon.
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Scene i'm the ladies' coach of the outgo-
ing passenger train on the narrow gauge
railroad Ladies in car awaiting depart
ure OF train enter barcfooted gentlemen
from the rural districts gazes admiringly
at ladies-takes seat just behind them,
sticks h3 feet on the back of next seat
ladies hold their noses, and train de-
parts.
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HERE YOU HAVE 1T.
Always the cheapest Always the
Quickest :! Always the Best!H

Buy your tickets via the Cairo and
Nincennes railroad, and get the benefit OF
the following very low rates:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

ALEXANDER LODGE, NO. pa.
:, IndeJenAent Order Of Odd-Fel-
<4E lows, meets every Thursday night
at half past seven, in their hall on
COMMERCIAL avenue, between sixth and seventh
.r'ets y. 4. DEyoRE. Il
'NAlRO ESCAMPMEET, l. o. o. Y. meets
.Iiu Ddd-Fellows' Hall ON the first and third
tuesday in every month, at half past seven
=. CoMIsGs, CP
4 CAIRO LODGE. NO. 81, A y. d A. NJ
~ Hold regular communications in Ma
" sonic Hall, corner Commercial ayenue,
Nand Eighth street, on the second and
'Gurth MONDAY of each month.
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At the st. Charles yesterday were reg
istcrcd j. j. Simpson, Detroit; +. ID. VAN
dcrgriit, keokuk; John Hendricks, Gin
cinnati John W. Trover, st. Louis; Ed
win Corlis, Metropolis; Mrs. Thompson,
Fort Smith, Arkansas; Miss Pearson
Fort Smith. Ark; John Abndinger,
New Orleans; George w. Roberts, Ev-
ansyille: John Batcman, Chicago.
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IIafiie gorgeously arrayed as their leader
twill ,e sight ior tho gcls, and the
heart Of the Radical will Blink within
him. The Swccpers will appear to him
as army with banners, az indeed
they are, marching down upon the adj
ministration of misrulc and corruption.
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When the Tilden and Hendricks
Sweepers appear on the streets, with Nc
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-11

The Democratic club viii hold another
meeting at their hall on Ohio levee
this evening. Let every member be in
attendance.
, 1876-04-16
THE ClTY-HALL.

Bn{1dine INSPECTOR Bailey will begin tomorrow 70
tear down the ruins of the fre that s1e now sanosnS
along WABASH ayenue-
Tho annual report Of the Fi1c MArshal TO she conn
Gil has juzt been put in pamphlet form' 1no @alo
points Of i. were published some months ago.
Ths roeetine of tho Finance Committee called TOT
Yesterday afternoon failed to como OF. NO one To-
spondtd hut AID Heath, and be Is uttle under shs
weather.
Tho NsYor's answer to the COMMITTEES OF Three u
being prepared By whom iE not known, and Wtn b.
dni.hed, His Honor thinks, about Monday. IL WILL
undoubtedly u long and lssal
There vsze no poHca Investigations yesterday, and
tst II sny one hiss any testimony to offer hs will hear
it at almost any time In ot1oe hou1s.
Mr. P J. Perrin, the Superintendent Of the Taunton
hfasa, Locomotive Wosks, and Ar. II. II. Rhodes,
xho of Taunton, called upon the BoaEd Of Public
terav afternoon to learn something in regard TO Chi
csoos water SYSTEM Tho gentlemen afe interested in
the construction OF 1t Taunton. and ara
1isitiug different cities 70 gather information that will
serve them In making SUCCESS Of tho operation they
haxa undertaken for their own city,
7be CITY Treasu,e7s receipts yes.eyday wure 50 900
f,nTn County Treasurer Huck Q675 taxesl; Sl.718
frn-n wxterrents, and about 500 from die City Cox
iecor During the day sbont coo WAS paid out On
ritv tndebteduess. The total amount Of money now
IN the hauks to tho credit Of the city il $4 oo0 In
rfrsa n increa4p the ADount Of deposits has been
arcrrssln0 and Win continue to DO 20, "a hrga
smounts Vii be paid cut for indebtedness from this
td1ao On Ill Juns. Ths naasy 1seeaved fzaEa tAzes
, 1876-04-16

,r ha -,sod IN hrlD meet such debts ana pas.uay
s ~. ~ ~ ~ far in the dim future. Tho tmp!oSea nave
raonn to crumbae in earnest and 70 seA tnelr
~ vat mid at discount to rasa money ZOE pecseat
emergencies.
CITY CERTIFICATES.
Unit, number Of laboreEs who haTo peen aup.oyeo W
hv the Board Of Public No1ks naVo nos oee4 paaa 49,
csrse ~ the depIctou Of the funds from HnlcI tney
80 romnensated and tho city has not sueceedeo N
- Hse rnonev the question Of tho legality Of city
osrt;c,tss befuc one of the dicu!t1eo IN tno WAY M
.k;no ioans the Board Of Public Torfs aro des'rous
th+ ia r.omptrolier Issue certificates or boffo"
money 10 nav these The Comptroller is per1ee
-ri1iino 10 do This the question Of the eeanty ol ne
zna "a rst sottled py tho adjudication Of tho Oonrts
~ th.t If the loans Are Illegal it may be known,
md ~ legal that may be clearJ esabshed 70 tne
estiefacnn OF cxpitalist8 The city may thus % ena
bied to make its loans cheaply and
" than thoy could with that question leis n qouo
Tho Comptroller has, therefore, requested tne boae
If PbIc works to make casefoz the adjudication os
The Courts upon that question. and they have ag5ee1
to do so and have engaged ". G. aoudy ano y q a.
Norse to take their side OF the case In an ~.
uandamus which the Board request ftnm tno IL
cuit Bench upon Comptroller Hayes. The Compttlet
and tho City Law Department will argue the q1esuou
from nearly opposite standpoint, ana tns
Comptxoller requests gentlemen who have
The question at issue, and have delivered
adverse to their legality, to present copies o.
IF all the questions involved may BE- haa. 1ne ea
viii come IN before the full bench Of tho Circuit CouI
st 10 O'Clock Tuesday, and the questions inso1eu
BE- argued at LENGTH Tho amount when sne 1u t,
publio Works want the Comptroller TO bortoW II an.iI
inatiou OF tho collection Of the taxes OF 1870 u sa
hnno only s. OOO but the decision Will % JUL - co
ciusiye a. II ten times shat amount we're involved
, 1876-04-16
CRIMINAL

Tuo xeara ago q valuable mccEschaum pips nystes1-
ously disappeared from the possession OF Lou hoen
th.] and remained hidden until last evening, ~nen
J,co, Smith wrs found Clark areet solacang n..n-
e.1f fv smoking it. He a1ro5ted anu ioueea IL 1e
Ar1nory. ...-..
Adam If, King aud r. e. Bradford, the croosed
soap-dcslcrs, who swindled res1dents on hscol4an
and Wabash avenues, werc before Justice summer
FIELD and we're each held in &309 bail to the Criminal
Court on charge Of ohsaining money os 'a'o 1'l0-
tensas.
Jacob Kuhn, one Of Otto n1uhm'a victims IN tia DO
gus1icenso business when he learned OF the Wofta-
easness Of his saloon lceose, which ha had oou8at
frorn B1uhfn, sold It to John Conway Tor So Inc
facts cana to official notice and the hcenso "as 1Ae
avnv fro,n Conway VINO then had Kuhn arrested ano
brnupht befotp Justice D'WoK for obtaining money
undsr fake pretanses. He WAS placed unoor *0"
bonds for further appearance.
Hanrv B. Hes1ey q bosrder tt the house O. 2. ".
Hatch No. ps Hubs stbest 5;s Sost m of goods.
vsres. snd merchandise Of tho niue OF
xi5o. Abou. 10 O'Clock, whilo the family Were
abs be backed an efpressasnn Pres n1e9 na G
rhne snd quantity Of clothing from the INTERIOR
Ho viii celebrate Easter ut the Central
Mike Hurley ss up before Justice Fooso yesterday,
charged with burearnng groea1y sG1e .+prss o. snd
for having burglars tools IN his Possession" + Inc
goods gtoian vere oyeEpoat, several hams, totee
chests Of tca, and other thing. Inc aools e. "ese
found on his person By the oficer who mnde tho ar
rest among them WINS jimmy. He was sent to ~
IN default ot &, 900 bail for further hearing.
About o'clock yesterday morning burglars entered
the dry goods store of aossaga CO.. N1 oo rt ssa1.
| ara thrco wntchmeu employed in the building Wht
were ignorant Of the attempted burglary untA o1hoe
Stewart aroused theIn With the informason seatci
vns then 1nade for the invaders without success
renort Of tho felony coupled With requeat ina
| ths facts b. withheld from the press'
, 1876-04-16
THE ADELPHf.

E
A bill Was filed yesterday BY c. o. Hardy and O. ".
Constantine acting for Loonard Grover before 9aose
Williams, ssting for An injunction to restrain Mssszs.
,anpae.c Rgaon from interfering In any way Win
s.d Growers sole and exclusive control OF the ousi
mesa of tho theatre sg1eeahy to the articles o1 copar
nership between Lanphere and Grover In pursuance
of The course ct law Judge Williams yoasarday
evening. while sitting in chambers, Issued
taken to the theatre last evening by aeetsa, ~
drawer and Constantine, accompanied bJ svo
otice7a, tha party arriving juss - tne & psf- s-
for,nanca was over, They made their way into ths
thratre en ono OF the officers served the necessary
notire IN Rigdon, who is manager under LaEnphete
After tie notice had bean served the PATTY N
xion Of the theatre talked Grover out Of the
b,t remained in possession acting % 10
informed Rigdon, zs the agent Of Grover. Nese1.ns
1ess tl,e manager ordered Coostsntne TO 1ease anu
on hts refusing to do called IN number OF specas
nolicemcu employed about the theatre ana naae .ne
eiect the intruder. The process vas aceomp!isneo
atsr some little trouble and in spite Of e.
ertions on Constautno's part, the ena oelns
limit he was pitched into tne sttee',
though the act was more legal than aanEefousrrat
fc.st the elected man received no injuries 1u1tnes
thsn some slight bruises. .,,,.s,r t.,
II would arpear If Mr.. MEdon had put ninase41 ~
necnii.r1y unpleasaut plaza by resisting tho com.
,rsrd at The law as pers9nded by Judge Hau1s, ano
:. r.1rins u be seen what the result will be n hle
r.as Tia row Is between 1a1nphero And dfose1
ro1r ant Of some trouble In carving out the proV
INN of their partnership. The whole matter VAL
form fruitful occupation for lawyers and courts
, 1876-04-16
COUNTY BUILDING.

7ro cuunty Treasurer yesterday paid over 10 Inc
CIV Treasurer co., being the amount Of city sa&ee
In his hands.
'Thomaa Machn has just completed and u"eo up
snacious building the corner ot Clark and Aaen'.
can streets for hotel purposes It WAS a8o
IN F. Pinpey of this city, for term Of years. uo
viii occupy It about the lst Of May
1he z;rnuerman- -MeAIllster matter occupied share
of the trpe Of tho Grand jury yestarday: nfs. In. In
norman appeared and testified enpstanns " , ~ans
ence to parting With her money in the hope that her
husband might be saved from tho PenHen.all. .
csse Will be concluded tomorrow. ano sne
are that = bib Will Be found.
,nrice1 feg dsys aeo that indictments had
baea found against the parties oonnecseo rln ~ .no
conduct Of the late town election IN mo a1.n
for cons1ing 70 deiEand IN Ing onestion a. to
tier validity, thsy haye along with the facs 10 tae
ese been iald before Judge Moore for hta coasldea
ton before being returned lnto coafA~
IN the Criminal Court yesterday morning 4e9senEe 1
,snv ttirty dary 1t Bridewell: A. D. Barre1aan
iareeny, ona year penitentiary; John Johnson ia1
cany. ffteea daya County Jail James kinasson; nI
cor four months at the Bridewell Martin Mahon
isrctny one year PemtentiaTy; James Powers, l2e-
cens one year Pententissy-
Thu examination into the management of me ne
corders Office was continued osto5e ue a,,,oves M
n tha ofsce testified to mixed condition o. anafs
nsrt1y co1roooraung Mr. Gavsna testimony, M sno
ppsry disproying it. Tho feature OF the examination
wss iho evidence Of Recorder Stewart. WHO, eeine
c1osa,v questioned WAS forced TO acknowledge an N
Irne,he ignorauce Of how his oi1co Was being con-
Quoted. The Committee will probably report to the
Board tomorrow.
In the cs.e Of Joseph conlcy sentenced = fsw ds,,
AGO to the Brideweu for one yesr for Fepeaung q
* 1st. elections. bis counsel Mr.. OBrien, YESTERDAY
morning asked tho Court to change the nprsonTan %
to tbe County JAIL on the ground TINT 1t wouid %
crest accommodation to his ciien:, eta, 1pe ota1e
tttorney said be hid understood that the prisoner
friends we're ready to pay scsssal hundred donars nno
and the sentence might be changed maklre az n Fly
would doubtless soohc tho preoner and be very Pleas
inc TO the Sheriff. Justice would not seern to admit
it's being made. At least such Vas ths opinion o1 ~
Court.
, 1876-04-16
KNIGHTS or PYTH1AS.


LODGE INSTITUTED AZ 1ERSKfVHLE, LII.
Wedpesday, the 5th lust, Antioch Lodge
II. D. No. 65 VIA instituted at JerseyVllle BY
specisl Deputy @. G. Aseri'L Of capl-
tol Lodge No. IL OF Springfield, asslst-
ed b7 several Paat Chancellors from
the surrounding district The new lodge
ntarts out under more than ordinary prospects,
tho petitioners being among the best men Of
the town, aud that they possess considerable
pluck and energy is shown by tho manner IN
which they hava met certain obstacles Whlcn
hare been thrown in their NAY. mention OF
which need not be made here. sumce
It to asy that the new Lodge have lifted up =
hall Of their own in q very neat manner. ines
hayo also procured very fine outfit. They nun,
her twentY-thYee members. aud hare several
petitlons for membership to begin with. Ihey
azo deserving OF success, and, II me p1esens
outlook is any Sign, there ls not doubt OF tnelf
The Grand Chancellor Is. J. Willett) was de-
tained b. sickness from visiting JerseyVlse !ass
waol Init q late advice announces bis heslth I'M
proved
Washington Lodge No. 50 [herstofore Ger
man lodce) has been granted the E1ght 20
work in Engliah heraafter,-qulte cnauge
seems to have taken place in tho way OF ap-
n1ications slnce the above move ca1ae
ffor ranks) to the number OF dozen nar1e
haon handed in at their first uleetln2 IN Enehs
| Il ia possible that there were zoo many der4an
Lodges in Chicago as ths North Side alone nas
two or three vary strong and we'll kno"a.
, 1876-04-16

o.,;on,, Church. rhere il to bo music by some O.
Chcago's leading artists. The principal by Mr
?. burbank It is time that this noble chsr.s N
q benefit There should be an overao~1ne nou'0
ST, GEORGES DAY IN CHICAGO.
There will bc services Of an as1a st. Georges
day At the Cathedral, corner of Peoria ou ~ csntcles
Ton streets. Full choral Eyensong with tne RnoS
sAa s Ss IT, e7 te Clergy and Is cathedral sh9!r
Tbs sermon viii be preached BY the heF; ~: rae,a
ven, Warden OF Racine College InG % o. nrcsenf in
f force and there can be little doubt that tnsre W3
be large attendance Of others also. 1n' e'n0~@10
will te given 70 ST. Luke's Hospital"
Noondayprayer-meesing In Lower farWen na 80 ~
from u m to 12i5 p. Leaders, s1a 1ope1 @ NV ~
ssass : hi xsf1 f.4sasass a9ss;
stens aGhratian e Mope thursday. T. Besbe
y asssin ac q
urds;, "sunday school Le1son," The Rev: y: =.
Tiffany. p: D. xenng aags-x,f{onal msn BibIe.ciass,
sansy T. M: Bibleclass NJ EvsrJSeee9s ena sun; -
day-school same hours Practce Service @ soIs ~ aon
D. r Yokefellows meot at 5:45 p M sess'Gg ~ Nom
~ ~ sYanina @ T. H.; Chidrens Bible History
study Wednesday evening Band Of Hope sna
evening; Lyce1m 3 Tdsy ssepn aaa44 open daily from
A. m. to 10 D. H.; Sunday afternoon, p ILL.,
THE ArHENKuA. IT.
Monday eVenioG Dr. "llata l;,n VII c1as.ea iii
meet during tho weak as usual They arc SUI ns oRon
new members. Day elassse viii meet ~ " tonomn M.
- School for tnstruction in drawing and on ane
painting, Saturday, from m e fron o
sorrento wood-carving or fret SAVING + e.
openine school for instruction in m @ ~.
tia md China ornameuation ~ ,augnt ~ .1e 1u
ctnnau School Of Design, which viii anoIa ~ tha
wil tnaure remuneradve employment Fu. .uine tnaos
nation e this be obainsa bg IN poca
nd @ ;natrnmeutal uusic eocution, and modern ian
cusges is furnished BY competent teacserg, ana
hours to sut the convenience OF the pupils. lne 1ss
oman daily from T. m. to 10 p. circular gls4 W.
f information in r.rd to ~ Il s oe o, '
work Of the Society will be farnlsnea u 1ng
sent to any address on request oy pos3a1-1o' Ao'A
| Nos 63 and G5 Washington street.
, 1876-04-16
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Dedication Of the New Hall Of Aum-
berman's Lodge No. TIT,
4. F. e. 4. ID.
Anniversary Celebration OF Odd-
Fellows at Rockford
april 26.
Institution Of d New Lodge & Of T. at
Jerseyyille-General News from
the Orders.
MASONIC.

r,yn FOR LunBgRa1AN's LODGE
Tho event Of the week in Masonic circles WAS
49, csd;cat;on Of the new hall OF Lumbarnane
T,odoa No: TIT South Halsted street, MONDAY
aven;ng. by Most Worshiful George =. Loons-
s,.- Grand sfaster. assisted by R.-W. Bro.
W,iter A. Stevens as D. 6. H.. Rt.-W.
Rro David J. Avery a. s. 6. ", Rt.-W.
Dro John O'Neil IS j. o. NJ,
Y. Bro. D. 4, Bascom as G. T.; ". Bro A. =.
wood asG. s.; ". Bro. Shovillo as &. Vi w.
Rev. Bro. Henry Hill as @. G.; aud others.
T,nrnberman's Lodge WAS constituted ID oo-
+ohar 1874. and, under the leadership OF l1e
a,aroatic corpn Of officers, ably directed pJ
worshipful Brother Buffum. has already
attained good rink IN ma
ronry in the city. It na'
shout fifty members, and among
the,n souos Of the best residents in the neign"
horhood where it ia located. The lodge accom-
.,ni3at;nna are excellent, and in new building
the hall itaelf is elegantly fitted up and fur
D11 The dedication was public affair, snd
the - attendance very large, eomposed o.
aomo Of the best people OF
ties tie section Of the city, and notably large nun
| bor OF ladies'. The e1ercises were, nfss, IN eno
formal dedicstory ltes oy tae uao ahort add1sss
! IN which he pnyo many Interesting Incidents OF
his visit to Isal7 and the holy Land. Remarks
we're also mado by Bros. o'Nen' Ssepnens
Avery. and others.
| LOCAL NOTES.
Sovereign Chapter Ross croiz met hs last ss, wsas
with Ills. John O'Ne IN the char: ln9 ouudeo ',d
of the A. and 4. s. rite a1e full OF work, aud
M large ev class are passing through the lover bodies
the order aRd LOIS q en
last week was Gus Gesry, s2d, Aurors Graita
! ronsstorv Brooklyn, n. I. ...
4. II. Thompson, 32d, is OF for m EXTENDED
tour in Europe.
,H.u. Pond SD, has nearly 100 membe1s
hcoIod for the Centennial, and adding ne"
names % from Oriental Consistory every day.
r. Burlingame, r. Eminent nj n.ts c0%Isnqss Tah 1a.
recently i presented BY hts Commanderg, Moberly
Mo. With an elegant P. G. jewel, solid gold. SCI
with handsome diamond. The order was ea'ef
to Messrs. Wadhams l. Roundy, OF this CITY
GA, Ladd, SD E. Com, Stirling. III, VA
visitor 1t Sovereign Rose Croi1 Chapter
Thu1sday evening.
, 1876-04-16

secoon NO. + 4onp:t ~n.o ~ H.. ..t .hta
regular meeunR ~ aov "oo' A
afternoon At 3 o'clock. AL aro cordially 1nT11ed-
, hal, ~ +hn second Regiment takes placo to-rnor-
LAC ''.4 - :. . =. .,o, .o-nsr NJ Canal md Jack
~" nh ,oon,ent !. aoursbina aud full
Emery l.. Storrs lectures to-nent N the O'nio
Course 1t tho Fourth Unitarian Church, Pratrie arc
-. 80 rb;-,;atb otreot ats O'Clock Subject; " TAe
nus ~1u - - ns.:A
ua'$ u '1o "'N'@ .,,
Mrs. H. E AVernnoEe' o1 oos'on, WI ise,1.u
afternoon in the Sunday Course 81 meCof1mc1 na''
\ o'clock Her subject will be. Superduous Women"
AoHlss'on ~ esa'o'
There will bs colony meeting OF the fHty-se7ensn
T1jnoia Eepiment todsy at O'Clock, At the corner Oh
Fifth avenue aud Madison street. AL soldiers and
.,-1;,ra ara invitad to be present.
,,.- - .sa-.o. ~ ~.
h1r1. ". H. Oaniele WILL os1set VI .0"o " 49,
m ectinr conducted by the WomAn's Ienperance
17nto a. +he Frat Mctbod.t Church corner Of Clark
oou s.-os.a thfs afternoon 1t O'Clock
"''.@ ,....;,, ,,d~r ,ha onsn,c,. Of
mass tenApsAA"e' A1'- -, ~ he15 th,.
the Wornana Temperance on1on "in - ae'o su4'
evening at Western Avenue H. e. Chufcn, INC he9.
Mr. shcnherd'e T. and will be addressed by MrB. Hol-
roke .11 othrrE
' -,,-,- ,,..,a,;., H.. or+.+s, choir con.
sss;ne ~ siisa Byrne. soprano, Mrs. Jzrlce, alto
william Scnafer tenor and Mr. 7. B. Groves, basao,
vii sine Haydn1s Grand Mses 1t the 1010 =. m. ser
Ire 1smh1ottes Easter lymn 70 Cor Amonis VIC
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