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NOTICE.

T HEREBY notify all persons not to trnss
i or harbor my wife, Nancy K. 'utey, as
she has left my bed and board without just
cause or prrvooation, and will pay no debts
Of her contracting.
mch7 .'S2w3, ALEXANDER SUTBR,
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Suffering, Stammering,

II0SICd1ICy, HISI1IIISs
Suction and Exhausted Breath,
Nasal Sound,
And all impediment in speech cured by
Sanford weddle.
of BROWNSVILLE. MONROE CO., o., who has
purchased the county right of DR.. Z L. River.
burgh, to cure all Impediments in Speech by
his Improved Method.
Mr.. Weddle Guarantees to Cure all
Cases Cf Stammcring taken under treat.
ment.
Address all communications to
SANFORD WEDDLE.
Brownsville, Monroe County Ohio.
dec2P,elm3.
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TUE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, MARcH II, 1882.
The Baby's Autograph Lesson
of Gentleness to Mothers.

The Baby'S AutOgraph--A Lesson
of Gentleness to Mothers.
They gave il 70 me at Chnstrnas-the
pretty new Autograph aihun-- and was
very proud OF it, the biniing was so
gay, aud the white, gilt.edged sheets SO
spotlessIy pure. l could hardly make
up nv mind who should have the honor
al dedicating that album, or what verse
was grand enough % be inscribed on IFS
pages and before had quite decided,
baby fonndir
Sue had toddled into the parlor and
taken it down from the table before We
missed her, and was sitting cross-legged.
= ike THrk, Bith tue precious bnok in
hef hp.s That. Roulli mot have been
worth recording, and Ishoald not value
, my album beyond price now If it were
all But she had pencil-for she dearly
loved to scribble on hits Of paper and
she had made her mark on the front leaf
(the ute page) Of my beautiful book
She hsd made adt 2 IN marks, etiss cr ossi
and g-zae, \ahf the,eN she sat, her
bright hair tossed down over her face,
her little demure mouth pursed up, her
blue eyes full of mischief, halr-shv, half
defiant aad we three women looking at
teT. > - azsssS-.s > Z. OIL Z.
"Oh, you naughty, naughty baby. ]
cried "you've jlst ruined my new al
bum. you bad little thing ?"
"Bless her dear little heart" said my
amDttfsF; "doesn't she make picturef ?"
heI = said Aunt Harriet in
vindictive tone. She has no children of
her own and knows just how to bring
mp other peoples
j was angry enough to do it, and had
made one step ward intending to wrest
t6s abook out ofthe clasping baby hands,
and Them what beat my . vR child 2-,
was saved that degradation by my own
good mother, who shook her head at
me over Aunt Harriet's shoulder
How long lie it since Christmas P
? Counting by, ,hesrt-ihrobs, | should ssy.
years! yearsi Il ia only couple Of
months, and to-day ! would give, Oh!
what would not give TO have those lit
tie hands doing their sweet mischief -
Peace, foolish heart! He giyeth his
beloved resi."' The baby is gone. bu;
when look at the little short lines that
dedicate my album-the sweetest, sad,
dest lines to me tba, were ever writer
soon ended like her little iife--I am glad
that took Fer in my arms, kissed the
rosebud lips and put the book away
With ut ole reproving word-glad that
caused no angry feelings in that baby
heart, or left memories for myself that
would now have power to wound!
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kescuud From peath.

Willisi, j.. Coushlin Of Somervil e;
Mass, say: In the fall of 1876 was
taken viii BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS fol
bowed By asevere cough. ] lost my ap-
tetIte and flesh. and was confined to my
bed lnl877I was admitted to the HI
bital. The doctors said / had hole in
my lung as big as half dollar. At one
time q fepor went round thatI was dead.
gave up hope, but a friend told me of
DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BALLSAM
FOR THE LUNGS. l got bottle, when
to ny surprise, commenced to feel bet
ter, and to-day feel hetter than for three
years past "a.
81 write tn. hoping every one afflicted
With Diseased Lungs will take DR..
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
/, convinced tia. CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED, Ican positively cay it has
done more good than all other medicines
1 have taken since my sickness. s.
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aMarnin a, do you know What The lar
eist ssQces7 of ants are2 You shake
I cor ie.d. Well, III tell you. They
are elei haDt'."
A lief Who rotbed contribution
bcx the oil er day has repented. He is
row obliged to carly around with him
8, yeral poui ds Of puI ch. d c' ins which
nc ono vii! iake.
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Bellaire & Southwestern r. II.
TINE TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT II NJ, JAN. IS, 1882.

Trains make connection with the B. & o.
and C. & r. Railroads, also, with Capt Lu.
keus' steamboat, "Pres Bllison," f,r Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
L TRAINS GOING EAST.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mary Logisa Dougherty & ano
VS.
Elizabe h Ann Harmon 4 al.

pY virtue of a certain order of sale in par
u tition issued from the court Of common
pleas, within and for the county of Monroe
and State Of Ohio. in case pending in said
court between the above named parties. and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the east door of the court house
in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday. the Isl day Of april, 1882,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p m, of said day, the following de.
scrbed real estate. situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section three, township iour of
range six, containing forty acres more or
less.
And also, the following described tract of
land situate in said section, township and
range, to wit: commencing at the southeast
corner of the southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter of section three, township four
of range six;thence west with south boundary
line of said lot to run; thence up said run
with its meanderings to the southeast corner
of Hugh Swaney's land; thence north eighty
two and three fourth degrees east seventeen
rods eight links: thence north thirty two and
a fourth degrees west eighteen rods four
links; thence north twenty seven aud a
fourth degrees west thirty five rods and
nineteen links; thence to the road; thence
north with said road to north boundary line
of said lot; thence east with said line to the
northeast corner of said lot; thence south
to the place of beginning, containing ten
acres more or less, and being the same prem
ises of which James Harmon, late of said
county, died seized.
Subject to the life estate of Elizabeth Ann
Harmon in the following part thereof to
wit:
The east part of the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter and the southeast
part of the northwest quarter OF the north
east quarter of section three, township four
of range six. containing sixte N and eighty
Ell ght hundredth acres.
Said property 80 ordered to be sold ia ap-
praised at $3.50 and may sell fer two thirds
of said appraisement.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash in hard
one. third in one year, and one-third in two
years from day of sale, with interest; the de-
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold.
CHRIS. LUBE,
feb2S. 'S2w5. Sheriff NJ. C. o.
DAVID 0KEr, Atty.
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E'h.At~syN A..
j. c. EATON

II. II. hun OF Atlanta, is IN the city.
Dave pcrdcn arrived from Hi,boro
DrL NJ lvht,r, OF Morgan, in in the
city.
rs ,n~,acp 10 ,n the city. from
savoy
" Il kio4, OF Galveston, b, al the Me
tlrIand.
W. Groo,bcck isis the city, from Ste.
phrnViIiu.
C.h. Iochhnt and {. r. clmsc arrived
tom ti-ou.
Mr Euucy Fckhako is back from Wis
1t To ,oieicut.
R,y.ll. /. Taylor, ut Marin, WAS in the
city y'slud'y.
L. 4. rhIsholm ot Baltimore. Is nj the
Pacific hrt'L
Il {. h uwns among the evening u-
rivals trom ror, worth
q. " M,houyy, 20 prumlnrn, sheep man
Of Coleman, Is in th, rity
"a. l"cl,nud, ot 81. Charles, Nssuu-
| n, arrived hN intervening tam.
v % Crawford, or Chiffon, leaves his
chirueutphy a. tuo VI Clrlland.
Cot e. ". Minur. OF Paris. eN United
states district attorney, is Ia the city
ColF.W Miner, at Pans. Texas. Ia in
attendance upon The Federal court now N
session.
Hon. A.W y. Berry, ol Cirhurnc, ard
Il. W. HroNn, Esq sI'nt the day in the
! city Yesterday
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The Great Southern Rsmety

"Brazos chill cure" whic n.
rauted Tor the cure OF chiil- MW'
Is positive autidotr tor maIWuH
has no rival AS "A tonic for hUiiW, Il
An cmuciatcd system from -ul 4
matte causes, and to those H.a 4
necessarily exposed to minsmalgr-
euccs, and are attended with 'd'
lowing symptoms, such IL loss ojH1
tite, aching OF the back and joIa.'I1
verishness, severe hrudnrhr, niiPl
ton to get about, low spirits, 'IrPal
ness, chilly sensations, and rye0llI
hot, burning fever, which may la-
terminate i'm bilious, rcmtteutg
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-18

One u the phenomena oi the prcscnt
year IL that of people fishing III Dry
Pond und catching fist out Of its wRtcrs.
The pond ~ aid to be full NJ fish, most
Of them pcrch but some catfish, aud ~
size fairly cookablo aud oatnblc, being
from thren to siA inches long. The pho.
nomenal MIXTURE Of this fact If readily
seen when il III remembered that Dy
Pond has no inlet or outlet to any stream
up which fish could get to the pond and
tint lnst year DR., Pond was M dry as u
bone yard or political spec. 10y q
speaker oi the opposite purity We have
no duul 1t that we could find some ~ the
"oldest imhHbltnnts' who would say that
fish in Dry Pond ia not phenomenal nj
all, and sweHr that they had, IN 81 on %,
caught fab ten feet long ont uf It, Tut
we prefer tu take 1t lH fact that TIN
the first time tisl were ever found there
But tirh urc frequently found IN ponds
on grrat prairics or high mountains, aud
/ the grrut and ov"rpnwcriuE question '-
/ how they got thcrrH IT has been asked
( thuupnnds NJ times about other ponds
nnd now It will br asked NJ Dry Pond
How in the M schict did the iish gt int
/ Dry Iond2
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The most perfect and satisi ciorv
binatinn known to the prot N d.,
which iron is combined; an so cn,g,
is the success OF tins preparation n
destined To become, Without doT,
most popul II OF all the iron tonic.
In use. And we hesitate not to hi
that this medicine is uu secret no.,,.
cheaply COTTON up comp ,und. but M
genuine constitutional remedy. ra.
ing those Alternative powers 80 ni,,.
TO rccupcrIte aud inNi-urte III, h
system when hrok,n doNn by that h.
disease commonly called. and 4
known ~ dNsprpIannd indigestion
which nine.tcuihS OF all uur IN, G,f
mate, because WHEN the dig,stiln /.
paired from want ul the nauu .gf
IL so important in the digestive e,o,
OF man, then it is that hi, ,Nwlg IN
many typus,usuHllV called Diseases
lA-.ltudr and sour stOu4H ". WahruU
mental exhaustion, iWptirrI vitality
general prnStraliOn Ut the Who'll. N.
liver complaint, trlloUeI by nights
and nll diseases ct the HOOD. lv,g.
NKy and HLAppER, that pwduo. /
fearful aches known t- rhruuutiu
ralYH, hackache and urrSou, anl
headache. And all cou,uupIiy,
weak females, who ale u ,eHnh
good tonic to build UP their coaat.
cannot find, We honestly believed +.
or n mOlc certain umcdy uneuH
bottle is sufficient 10 prove ia lc
wonderful medicinal properties, ]. q
regularly according 10 direction,
your druggist Tor IMPROVED lion /,
ORATOR, and be ~urr To take 90 @
Price ~ per bottle Prepared Oft
Tucker 4 Willis, Waco. Texas.
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council proposo to, lovy .nN u ~ c'ntr
on each 3lm uf taxable property m the
city Ia pay thc4, buni- After the build
INK IL completed ma elect on will be held
"a Il t"tmiue whether AN additional tax
shall he levied to support the school
thuH making the rhtr ~ tHNHlluu SlId
on each ~ ~ property. The cliy AT
tOruey wAH inatruc ed ~ draw al apprn.
pirate ordinance, aud preHune ihhi
our magnificent school building is
nXpI fupt
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CE.IBI'RNE's WOyE
A rimcI, Hint 10 Waco.

4 Clehurue special in the Galveston
News Of yesterday morning impRrts the
following piece Of news Clehurue, Tor
you"g aud gruwing city, To day took
action through her city uncll, which
WliI Place her IA the front rank Of the
ehterprlsing rltle6 OF the sue h. The
council tn day by unanimous vote de.
clle To issue bonds "a. the amount Of
sZl'uS for the erection Of publ c
school building This il especially
pirgiseworthy, iuasmuch ss we will prob.
any have when compile cd. tho finest
hubhc school building IN the State Of
Texas, II not ~ tue whole south. The
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-18

Lumber supplies.

WIN. Cumcron& Co., lumber dealers
keep large mud we'll nsHurtrd stool, ol
lumhor, shingles Ha-h, doors, blinds
cement, plaster, clustering hair and
everything kept in nrstclnss lumber
yard. They Nsk your patronage aud
guarantee low prices, fair dealing aud
beat NJ goods. Give thom call at their
office ON Austin avenue, II you coutrm
plate buying anything IN their line.
lNtS,lSWlm
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WHITE SWAN
ROYALTY.
. . T..

Examine our nobby style, in dagonals
and broadcluth suits. SANGrR BRo-.
Take yonr prescriptions TO Tucker &
Willis, whore you can get them III ed
DAY or night 10y competent dispensers
and from the purest drugs.-l0l3f
Nobhy cAssimer suits, stylish choyiot
suits and elegant diagonal coats and
vests, can be bought at Il. Habers, at
unusual low prices.
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f.ughah Female Bttor- ~ Intended
Tor young girls IA we'll IA married ladies',
who lmvehy some Npu=urc, heruIur w.
regular, pale aud feeble. with headache
leucorrhmhpni m side aud haci,falling
Of womb, or female W akucs7 ur rN
ceaBes Its use str ngthens aud tones
the stomach, inyigOrdtes the nerves,
gives iron to blood, cOrrects irregular
uterine action aud removes unnatural
nhRi rmctInms .--lN2lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-18
They MiIistn,c the ucst.

Now boys, We have Tor you the best =
cont cigar IN the market, such IN
Ihurhor No. r, Picnic, Whin aud
Darling, and many othcr popular
brands that give equal satisfaction
We pay more money Tor our brands
than most Others, hcno" yol may untu
rally expect a better cigar aud greutcr
comiort.-lOl3ti
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n N please take notice that We are now
So. islly prepared 10 pui up prescriptions
10 tHs most careful manner, day or night
N prescribing across the counter 1s IL
10 our business IN put up prescription. and
not 10 prescribe Tor the ii L
lUIoOt SHAW a DuwNAAN.
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" hits SN uu
Royalty.
~ hltc <N an
Royalty,

W. are f'oo broD5s ot H.ur Mui
SfoHd rcrhou r,ruis. Ous itfl, at
Pl'ts ultra for making 6iarvt, the
other is E'rcelsior.for n,uk1ny iiglt
hrcod, ami ,c6 are both m Hc ,op
potth for mdkiug anything mt et
Fo"r. 4 trioi SfHitS the yutsti1g
and Sytytitjyjs ann. claims
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THE CITY.

The regular gnc,um platIou train on
the Missouri Pacific, uu,th.buund, dId not
20 Ont yr-t'rdN rnlug MS usual, which
N'eyent,d Judge ireland from ra, ing
ftt ilill~boro uHti HUr 10 tho afternoon.
III. Judge -prn' tNr dHf luil" pleasantly,
however pHyi 'nlurG Nrit, anunR uth,I
places, tn tho EN,utNtH -nuctum. tie
then visited uui hu.iuu-- ulli'r to renew
hi subscription inr 'u. weekly tNANiNEW,
iur which IL" ht- h.rH f'Gu d -uhsuu-
her lur ,cvorl N.nI.. ~ l'tol io'luth
IN the ai,ruuou an,.g tu reach llilis
borO IN time To -p.ih 'hcrc lt-t night
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DEATn o. iN'sHtn
Particulars from 'i,c Co"o"er'-
Inquest.

rNa.s -
Al mldhiE'I " "h "'5''nS ", ... s,'.',.i
Robert - "s'''"' ~ g,"t ..J
daNs III @l'I "' I,,",,S,'n' ,ih ih,
away 'L' w. W. i' n'''' ,,'',,,, .nu,I ,nJ
he'"' we Wv ,'I', "i'' |'''y ,,r,,,,lsii.L a
h'o', n''' ",,' ,''' ,,L ,,',. IN ih,.
'"'n',, ..,', ,,',.,r all, 81,
"' l' ,,,',. him lie
WE u', ,r,L.n I,- ,nv,.,rJ
,''. wv. '' .,,,,',,. ,',,I i, ., m dine.
Wv, ri,,,,.,, ,.,,,,,r,,lly tn.L ,yny his
no., us '''''
", ,,,...,,t,.,, l,..ic, n.vis yyn.
MN i,.a'J. .',,.,f man and uru.
'.,'' " ", H.. n,',.,. nt luy,',n. n wb,ch
,,. Ia, 'd.,I unu.,nu,l,d "A iury and hrld
',,..,, ~, ,,,.', t,,n ,,.,,,ins univ tvu
.'',, ''''' ..,,,. ,,n,uinnJ N,. I1yrnn,
,.,t..,,i. ,i, ,.,.,',.,J and 4 + Hammer. a
,,.,,I.i a., NAM ,,nJ vhn wa. the
I,.,,. .,,,',, fla. 4, rur,I,.I man. We
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TnrTnlI. O., ,hc -rnMn

That the Fnsmnu iIalu hn, the lnrgrst
stock IN millinery us we'll ne the hnud
soonest. I'm underwear hose, etc. Tor
ladies aud children ,tul-u takes the load
lplSdNWtc
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II you want any article 90 furni-
ture you can find itat w. T.. Martin A
Bro. Their goods are nrst-class and
heirt prices luw.-lutt.
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II you need any article 81 crockerv.
glassware, lug, iars. yburns. table cut.
lery, lamps, chandeliers and want tu sc,. a
splendid stock 10 select lru ~. go To W. T..
Martin q Bro. los.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-18

Of patterns, hnts and buuurt1 ou i'u
In, and Saturday. Ortuhor 2Oth and Dist
Will be- pleased tD -ee my many Lads
friends aud patrons.
Mus T.. i Doses
Ne 52iy Austin st., l'p Stars
lMlSlhL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-18

"Brn2os Chin Cury" sinnd- ut the hcad
Tor not uniy hrrthiu. up the chill aud
fevrr, but iu Keeping them oil II takuu
according 10 directions lul3tc
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just received, car load of lug,
Jars, churns, crooks, etc, at ". T..
Martin n Bro lOitr
Remember the oponing at Mrs Doss'
Friday aud Saturday, October 2O,h and
t.-lOlSd5t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-18
CasCara Cordial

One of the latest and mos, MA.
all l'q''ld cathalilcs, this elegant '% ma
non Is made with scrupulous cs1 r,'.
the best and most carefully spl,c,og5 o
rial. 1t Is with the greatest nI ,S'vl %
we recommend this very spra Sg
harmless remedy rs being the ' .a,V.
surcst laxative aud cathaftic tor '' v,,
males and children, now in uSa wy" o,
habitual constipation and indige.ni, '. n.
cannot iind.anythirg mole speedy '' ~.
tain. IL is combined with aro,5.. VI
such manner that the BITTERNESS , y,
ca'cara sa2rada is completely di.o o.,
ASK your druggiSt Tor it, ami no u.
take M other. Price 50 cents nav ~ ~
Prepared by Tucker " wiii.. Il
Texas.
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Just received, % new line OF parlor
suits, at w. f. MARTIN ~ Bros -lUiu
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H. at ruuko- ~ Willis, there you eau
gct % genuine impaired brush and comb
uf many aud various kinds. All the
popular handkerchief extracts, aud the
latest toilet powders, aud one hundred
At, lr- IA ladies' porte mOnuRie-. And our
holiday goods ARE now just beginning
T., come iu, which will he the largest aud
most complete assortment ever brought
tn this market. We invite you ladies
tu give m call --lOl3u.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-18

Those who have been dus,d with qui-
nine and experienced its injurious effects,
should try Cart rs Liver bitters, sure
cure for malaria. Sold by Tucker \ vii
lis. Waco, TeIRs.-lOl7tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-18

Great attractions IN the way Of elegant
livery turnoutS.
Fine hucgieS, carriages thrrt-scutcl
lac ~ and in tact everything required to-
make customers happy.
MuIIAkIH A iuAuHTu4
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-15
The Parson Wasn't VERY Pertickler,'
But Uncle Mace Was

The Rev. Whangdoodle Baxter, an
Austin colored clergyman, wished to
hint to Uncle Mace, who is his near
neighbor, that gift of cord Of fire.
wood would be very gratefully accepted.
Uncle Mace, by the way, does not like
Whangdoodle much. Finally, says
Whangdoodle, insinuatingly;
Uncle Mace, Use gwine ter be pow
erful hard up for lirewood this winter.
Can't yer gimme load?'
Uncle Mace looked all around as if he
were afraid of being overheard, and then
he said:
"Parson, is you VERY pertickler whar
de wood comes from3"
Parson Whangdoodle supposed this to
mean that Uncle Mace was going to
give him some stolen wood, so he re-
piled:
Uncle Mace, as long as l gets do
wood | don't keer much whar il comes
from"
"Den, Parson, you don't keer whose
wood you burns up"
Hits all de same ter me, Uncle
Mace
"Well, am gwine," said Mace.
"Whar is yer gwine"
Ter lock up my wood shed. -Gal-
CeSton NeWS,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-15
CHURCHES.

NAIRO BAPTIST Corner Tenth and Poplar
" streets; preaching Grst and third sundays IN
each month, II a. m. and 1880 p. m. prayer meet
Ing Thursday, 730p. IN. sunday school g:aO an
Rev. A. j. HESS, Pastor
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMRR-(EPiscopa
I J FoartpeHth street; Sunday 7:Na m, Holy
Euchasist; 9 80 a. m, Sunday school lO:4o q m
Morning prayers; 800 p. m evening rsyers r.
p Davenport, s. r, II. Rector.
THIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
/ Preaching at 10 80 a. H., p. M and go D. IN.
Sabbath school at 1880 p. m Rev. T. j. Shores,
pastor
UTHERAN-Thirteenth street; services Sab
l. bath /: 80 q. In. Sunday sehool2p m new
knappe, pastor.
,gETHODIsT-Co Eighth and Walnut streets,
vi Preaching Sabbath ll;00 g, m. and 30 p H.
SUNDAY School at 800 p. IN Rev. j. A scbttet'i
Pastor.
DREs BYTERIAN Eighth street; preaching on
/ sabbath az II 90 E m. and 1880 p m; prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m; sunday Schooi
At3p. M Rev B. Y. George, pastor.
or. JOSEPH s a Roman CAtholic) Corner Crosse
y and Walnut streets: services sabbath lO;3O a,
N Sunday School at 2 p. m; Ne-pers 2. m ser
sices every day at s a, IN. Rev OHara, frest'
OF. PATRICKs- lRoman CAtholic) Corner Ninth
= street and Washington avenue; services SAD,
oath and 10 a m. Vespers p. m; sunday school
D. IN. services every dsy at an Rev hasteisoh
priest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-15
He Didn't Take Il.

He said he was looking for a suitable
holiday present for his girl, and after
the stationer's clerk had showed him
boxes of writing paper, gilt covered vol
umes OF poetry, scrap books, fancy ink
bottles and various other things, he fl
nally led him up to pile of albums and
announced:
''Now, then, here is the very thing
you want. An album is the gift to be
appreciated at all times, and the girls
are always crazy about 'em"
They put photographs in 'em, don't
they"
That's what they are for. Your be
trothed will place your photo here in
the first page"
Eyes"
''On the next will be the photograph
of her noble father Then comes the
fond mother, followed by aunts who died
of quinsy, and uncles who got killed
while coon hunting Then strings along
two or three bald-headed babies sucking
sticks of candy, and the whole winds up
with the picture of the old friend of the
lafllily VINO useu 10 trot your glrl on ms
knee when she hadn't tooth in her
head"
Not by a burned sight" answered
the youngman as he dropped the album
, he had ben holding. Hes hyena IN
the bush, he is! After he knew we had
been engaged over a year, he slipped
over there one afternoon and offered
to deed her ten acres of land in win
ter wheat if she'd give me the shake
and foller him to Indianapolis. You
bet I'm laying for him, and if ever l
run across him in the woods he's got
to clinch EASTERN red squirrel or he's
conner! l guess I'll look around q
little further, I'm kinder agitated and
reckless now, and / can't exactly tell
what | do want. "-DetroG Free Press.