The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21

come ut eleven o'clock, as he has some
matter to attend to which will take him
until that time. Answer this If you will
be ready by half-past nine o'clock,
Yours, truly, JAMES FISK, in
JOSIE SHOWS OUT.
After Fisk began to furnish Josie with
money, in 1868, she began to ride out in
grand style. One day she came to the
opera house in magnificent apparel, to the
astonishment of the employees.
HE GOES TO THE OPERA.
Tonight Fisk and Josie went to the
opera together;
DEAR JOSEF have got matters TO
arrange and cannot call for YOU until Il
Is. about time to go. will be there twenty
minutes before eight. BE ready.
Feb. rs, 1868. Yours truly JAMES.
SLEEP, DOLLY, sLEEPl
If Dolly didn't sleep we'll with this dou-
eeur, we would like to know why:
DoLLY-Enclosed find $50. Sleep.
Dolly, all the sleep you can to-day,--every
little bitl Sleep, Dolly feel as IL tn rec
cents worth of clans would help me
some. Yours truly, j. F. Jr.
FILIAL LOVE.
| MONDAY MORNING.
am going to the San Francisco min
strels with my family. If Mr.. L. WAS here
/ would ask him to take you. Shall see
you tomorrow evening.
Yours truly J.F.Jr.
MORE MONEY.
He sends money again, as compensation
for his dear self:
DoLLY-Enclosed find -. l am
wrong, but / am bothered. 1t will como
right. When / don't come don't wait.
You shall not be placed as ycu was to-
night again. Yours truly, J. F. Jr.
Wed Evening.
Have the kindness to acknowledge.
Yours truly, j F. Jr.
February 81 1868.
THE HoEYMooS Is OVER.
They are over the first warm gushings,
and but few letters are written now; but
those that were, are or n suussansiaI
kind, for instance;
Monday, Aug. 2, 1868
DEAR JosIE.-Send my valise with two
shirts, good collars, vest, handkerchief,
black velvet coat nice vest patent leather
shoes and light pants. i am going to
Long Branch to see about the celery. In
closed find SIS. BE back in the morning.
j. +. Jr.
The next day Fisk wrote the following
on visiting card
Strange you should make my Office or
the vicinity the scene for a personal,
You must be aware that harm comes to me
in such vanity, and those that could do it
caro- but little for the interest Of tho
writer of this. Yours trnly,
J.F.JR.
CHOPS AND TOMATO SAUCE.
DEAR JosIE-Get ready, and come to
Twenty-third street entrance TO the hotel
and take me down town, and then you can
come back and get the girls for the Full
ton dinner to-day. Yours truly,
SARpIsEs.
JOSIE TRAVELS.
1t seems that Josie was going off on
journey and Fisk provides for her like
royal lover
DoLLY-The baggage sleigh will call at
one o'clock, and you can leave in my
charge what you may see fit You have
no time to lose. J. JR.
SOBER NOTE.
Here is Il plain, common note, sent
through John Conner, Fisks private sec.
rotary.
Mrs. MAssFIELp-The sleigh will call
here for you at 2 p. m. Yours,
j. FISK, per j. G.
FISK ATTENDS TO DOMESTIC MATTERS.
My people are partaking of New York
in the shape of "white fawn," and two or
three other different matters. | may not
be able to see you again tonight. If not,
will take breakfast with you-best could
do. Yours truly, JAMES.
February 8, 1868,
HE KEEPS HIS WORD,
Tor he sent u boy to Josie early H. the
morning.
DEAR DoLLr-Get right up now and
l will be down to take breakfast with you
in about thirty minutes. We will take
breakfast in the main dning-room down
stairs. Yours truly, JAMES FISK, in.
Wednesday morning, Feb. G.
MORE MONEY.
He sent Dolly some money to-day say.
ing;
Have the kindness to acknowledge.
Yours truly, J.F, in.
February 20, 1868.
AN APOLOGY.
What nice apology for not coming TO
dinner;
10TH OF MARCH.
DEAR DoLLr-Inclosed find $75, which
you need do not wait dinner for me TO
night l cannot come. Yours truly, ever.
JANIS.
LOVE QUARREL.
Josie now seemed to be securely seated.
But she saw her charms slowly fading and
she went to work to provide for the future.
She begged Fisk to settle something on
her. Fisk refused, for he saw her giving
away his money and taking the credit Of
generosity TO herself. He saw that money
was the secret Of her love for him, and he
ehose to hold the money in his own hands.
one threatened bin several times to 90 of
wl'h Stokes If Fisk did not endow her
| with competence.
jan Ia, 1870. Josie kicked up a row
and vowed she would leave him if ho did
not settle something on her, Fisk refused