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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-12

You Did. care say CA SO Il =
he Was smiling, vs-y LITTLE - : dis
;rastfEl Husband rc1l5 Do
Jessie slirpei h.,f-sh-st q paper
from Der PocSs; AID gave II 10 hin
Der lip hall trembling. vel half smiling
he opened y c2reless.y. and ihsn look
81 n hsr an xDa1e2clt
why. What On earth, Jessiss WHY,
I Srote This lcffcr.-
Yes know ycu DIDO, Rich
She Was Almost cryins now. and Der
husband was lcoking - grEveiy Al Der
She pointed % 4 uKvT-olDe waterproof
=nl hrovn vel lying ACROSS chair.
Iii ~2s /. Rich. I knew il Was Ew-
fully wicked. hui-hUi ! wanted q
know Il i WAS true Hou NOV. and
NJ. Vintringh1n knit his hrow~
froxuingly. lam DcS SUrs J unde--
stand yet Jessie cd You sc3d ne
thKi letter l2si uigh;t Were you ny
lsay .5uire- o. tie rrzsn and a. the
-. guli1ns
STE LAD Der hands o. his SHOULDER.
Az looked Il his sres psnirenily.
-nonT scsl6 Rlch- II ~2s ]. AID
ny Erfls escEpsat has DE6s ne ve-y
hxy,ry. for At know IvHs verT c-0sl
% % sUch thinE. You nIy punish
ne n any WV you Plsass- Rich
Shs sid j. n-skly. mi with snch
le-t and rride in hsr eves thsi hs
uo1l3 hare been less than Sich WHIT
inrhEu % have ensured her. - be
d-sE he- bead down 70 has breast and
kissed ne. While she promised never n
70 - foolish hSxiIl-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-12

Tie dinDer-tzbls was IN readiness
delici0usly suggestive doors Of turtle.
soup and eggplant caDe IRON the reg.
ions whore Jessie Wjuiringbsu
Incompatible cook reios-d supreme
and iu tie lsct and dHnask draped bzy
windows. Nrs WiHtringfESIn wniiel
fOr her husbands coming lsome. with
Der sweet face al su3uy welcome. that
made him feel whzi > b3Buy dzrIing
she MAS NJ he kisse3 Der befOre ever
be removed bis sal skin cap.
-ABA bow have you rot along
Jessie, Were yOa lonely last night 2
She blasl,ed a little ~ sbe helped
hin &C zifh bis OvercO4f
No. ssi Il ali Isdeed, I've lad an
uHuss.lly fine time
THAT'S good Had any company >
sYes. Fso and her lover were hsrs
to luBeb uAis Noon. kicb. ! think M.
Addison 10 jnst perfectly Splendid
He frowBej Ia pretended horror.
@YOu think F1of besE perfectly
sylesd5df yery well hrs wintring.
ham ~ you wish me to - Jealous
III that gin make you Jealous, whAi
viii you say when tell you ] have
Lad a letter from a EeItleDnn since
yon're been gODe-. hADdsoner n.A
han even Mr.. Addison.
Jesse wsichcd him c,o>ely. her eyes
beginning &C. hiD; q not fsr-dsslant
teas.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-12

NIoET,GAGE SA-E-DetEuh hE--nr eeaI
vi nsof n IA tE-ns and runcrrIsns a . re--III
EnaaurC-s n Dor1rlrs- uaof and Exe-u1ee "a
ira E-sz car a. Se,GHuas-. A n is-s. ~ H1n1sz
NirhirLl n rof f-xr vE--- n f-e1-rs klraEr1s11.
n rht sErnf plars- &C rht =ecunc T-- ~ recuro-
HS n IN u-nns uc INA keclster ~ oee1s tur sl,-
euIr-v NJ ATszDA- q L1ae- - az D1-I-l--ss~ o.
nArs sss m M foU-t-sEtt oEy n ssTsss1hse-- A
=. is o. C'clncf j N q LA cay. ~ N1lct
ne rsuva- a. ss4s II sllc nu-l-art contained hks
h-r-nf 1Y-s-aTvl- an tsun- -iaErn-- rh1z th1-f
1uf and uuTsglL 81 he Gk-r hs-eu.- On sal-
r,arl-arl. -hs suu q. tuu- hUnt-el hn1 I-lDs-E
-nl.ar. and 1rr-v-<-n sf-lrS llt-trt7- VII ~
-r--lfr s. n 1-rr EnllarS Trurida6 fa- rhs-s1u
and M SIR yrnc---crnrs, eItaf- a. law &C r.
a Uf-r. EErlIl- t.es- lr.s-1-uf-l . renurdI ttif
ErnUuu1 -=cUr'ec = sGl1 u1--sl-t- 70 t-T l-I
-nsreuf-
Nu-i- = hr-ufr r-,a-. thsi ly til-u. az thr
lsTvf- m sale IL sue nl---arr cl1-rsln-c. VI
-ht 1rE cav m auly. = a ls-f. a D. C'cisck
A n u rir1 CAV tu-f ~ sid la--TE-1-r fT s-lf
a. 1ur1r -u-ra11- n M tlrhr=- tuads1- 81 rAf
-hf -rur- 7enf sec1ll E-rs nj rfr n-t1s-ri1- -
-hH lrr~uif CnU-1 ras--. - po-1r- E1u-aE-s Brick
t.inoE ~ IN rFrF 90 = 1s7ul- n Fsll county q.
AiJpani. ltlcii-1r rhaf i.sdrr The Tllcs uf h0l5-
M thf iE-r-if Cu--l 30 ssl- county y winch
sad I-1-rH-ed E'iaI-islz lrt --latl1, ul rhE Elaa
n --.c --CrLlsss me- Tuurt -ta1e7- EF ~
b. F.es-s-T - sl-lsrv -nE s-l- --- q inn hIlI-
--- EnL rlIzrv 11.--s and i--1y-7-Z cents -
r0-r7- Win s-lic a--7uFE iss in- -Is1-Tsls --- Oh
ro--s an e--cas u. i1ss- ~ law. SCl- 1nT----r-
eC --rTrsse a-F ETUfi-- -nE err NJ Aiysal.-
CORNER ar al.,frlL and SAT- o. llieili--.r- and
i.1t a--Sc-it,e1 Ef.l- uf1-I---.r lI-s -UIu'.-
tlI-es 3 and fuur u hin1E rU--hs- u--
&C Eu-ls1's a4lt1lI 90 tht cry = AI1f1I-. n -.
cuur-y q A1T-z1I- aI1 -iatg o. Alcll-uI-
Hu-r-aFel.
Arts-nrT 11r mn-r-ares-
Iiaisd AiT'sIia- AI-l al ls7G- .shvls-s-s'1e
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-12

i wouldn't re such = Christian
s. ron Are. John said his wife. A.
shs stood il The doorway dressed
for church -You could 20 with
Id very vel Il YOU vsutel TO
How ear = be bAff-sobbei.
There's the wood - Ne split, and
the coal 70 be sh0velei over 70 the
other SIDE 81 the cellar. and 10
dishes washed for dinner vet
-Ah. ] didn't think a that she
uuruu-ed, thonghtfDIy, and, Civ
inc her new cloak q fresh hitch aft
sailed out alone.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-12

NIoRT6AGE sALE-Defnulf kEripr h.ea1
VI MADE N tht tErms and conoItiuns II q se-1aiI
5 nae1 II T.et sne enecIseS On -.
so-eTh TsssurE- a Aipena county, NirhirErL q
tn f-z pE-1- 70 PAU NEyrin4, % ths szns plans
: q ne s-ea1d par-, and rerordec N The 0fns q
tns Ra<isrg a De-ds u the couufT q AipenG II
l6te- a murt-Hr--- on p3re< ~ and saz. on rhs
lstk Day ID July. A d. 1s7z. q; tfz-eE o-clpcf Z
n u tfns dsy: winch ssEid mus zars Yrs tuNy a.
glly, A D. Ma. ts Baism & MsRa1. q the cify
q AfDenA- eouuty q AlY.snA- and st1fs us Nicf-
l<Er unc SID H--k nmenf renordec II tn ofhcs %
ma ke-5.fez q D--ds tor sad Al1enA county. on
fht I'll dE- az yuiv. A d ls-5. n Ten o'clncf IA
NJ uf thHi cav, n Lif,e- u no-1zar-s- Oh pArt
"a by Whick sad defaulf the J0ve- q sale u snii
mu--xz-t CONTAINED hss fr-uIns operative and II
bsInr caEulec thA- the-t \ enc and UNPAID ~ fhs
azis be-eIh- az ksic D0tEars, ths sun % u1s
hGncrssc ND f0--y ooIE-s and rTos1y-tvo ce1-x
l4og2. -1reths- 81 al attorney fee o. thirty
cs,FrH- lEgy1oeo for tberrinl ant nc sUii On pro
edna. en- ser a. lEv 90 II eQui-y, HAVING been
ms irufec u ree0Eer tht amount secrrec BY said
IsnrfrHrt- % any pz-1 the-eE. sn6 suic rn1rrrArt
be1ng s1se1 a. securt th TC1chHat Tr1ns q ttls
Treui-s described the-eln; fhrref1-s-
Notie. u hereby EVER. lhzf hy ra--ut q ti,s
I.Over o. sale N sad mo--crgs cu1fEiDez- We viii
On Ia us Gay q So szI1h--, A n. 1s-6 a. -,
ciiE An ufth o1y fu-eeio-e said mn srz.-t iy
sals ~ Ihhr ane-I0I. 70 tn lnFl 81 la5ae- a fhs
.,oui dD0- or sscon6 q -ef % ths saf-B9rE 20 the
Carcur COuT- To0ul- II Futier E-uflssrx' lick
hac =, n -ne oiy q AlTss1A- oouu-r az AlTenA-
E1fHEal- 'thE- beng tht placs q. holding the
Crew Cou-- fu- Eaic coru-y n which szid inni-
g.l=1 T-s-ise< siruafF q II tns sad rnu-r-nr-
e Jns-u So upet tfs-eof e msr IL ne,sr.
sI-F - sz-isfy SID sI'fL q nuncred and forty
dollar and \ ns-r-swu cs--s. fl4l.s1 fnc--fhe-
VIZ sid Gttu-ne< fet and iute-tsi and az cost
ana LhErrts noCvs1 hy law. Sad rnuz7cnret
Ireui-s g-t stunned m the cry % Alrserlz rour-
4 e AlJ.ena, and STATE q Nictiru1 snd en- DE-
sr-nec n sad Durtrzirs as follows n vi: I1s
1umls- ruo- q. IN iaucE nunihey sichfy-six- rs ]
aenurdlnr @ tht -ucn-ief plat a the riliars nov
90 ~
Bolton a NeEAE
AsziEnes= q h0trR-as
Z J. KEz1rI, Asfy far Assicness 81 Mou-carts
DE1el guDf I'd ls-G saswIs--ssp
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-12

Nf0ETS4SE sALE-Iufr-H hErrn- t.-s-
VI rnsdt M 1s-1ns and I'm ei-1ns Il rs--uT-
ru-Hr-urs - m1---a- he~rIr- OAR Arr es-h
a q 49, rnaos Hnd gxscu-ss lT a ltsr- 4 Stocf-
Ncv d. n ne = - ~ az A. - Nlcfirur-
rlt , uTa-5 c. ~ .q-t CIV ~ AM A n. ls-z
Z, fiss- g-s q nlu-.HFs> Ilart 3. u IN ID
- a. ~ Er1isie- uf l,r~ds az Ah.euE essurr-v
NsV IN. M -hs sltlt DAY q Mr. A =. ls-5, -
Iiss.- II n ~ W. n. any ess-E1sc - Iresr1r
G Iu-cy- vnleN SD Essi---rDez: T sgic nurtrR-t
VIZ On M II usy n A--il- 4 y. 90 GUY ~
c11det slli u.1es a sid Eer.s-e- q DIS En6
- 1-c-c n LifsH- q 1ulnsnrs q mr. -aceS, On
Pc and vf-cf 81, mr. -r-s WIS arnlu o.. M
ed ] $3.50 {. purCy q Cns-A-< Bes1rk Anh-sx
y. CurlsI5cE, and William z Gums -ak q A.
T'at Hictrur- vfl'et sstc lat rref-isise6 ASH -
mem w. : surdsc = SAID 1fses q. szis Rs-is-n-
~ Dec O. ne II aEr % ATr5L A n. ls-G. IN
L1fr- q mTr--r-- On pave 81. hy vtieh d.
tiul he Tuva- u Eais II sud mu-1rn-~ cu.-zIDss
NJ t-cons o1s-sirr-- on vnlrt ss,d m0r1rnrs
thar = nov eaire1 h. due fu- yl-incf-sni ~
urUT1oec fur, ne sun % I've hundred and rIre---
rye onlH- Ind s1r----eye1 ceu-z- iSSSa.f--. Ezi
10 SUI &C Iro se1-ur HAVING ben had 5nsIIfui-
&C = aesgVs- lie UDuzn- nov = nAIr1nr s-cu-ef
y sid mu-r-u-s- u- auy par rhs-eur
Nu-scs = the-sfurs rTven- 1hH- Szll ou-rrpgs VII
= iu--rto-ec fy sal. g. rubht veoc1s- 70 ths
.hesi nlode- q IN prem 49, the-elr Described
mneh fher-0f 40 nay fe ne--~ su1v 10 sa-isf-
IL GDnuni enc Enc unpaid upu1 sz,5 mor1xz-s
with TIE Iuts-esf- -o~-t and chE-ce< allowed y
-zv. 1ncludInr sz8 E--u-Dey fes @ THIRTY duIla-S
n aid ul0-rrn-s TrUyidel, On Tfr-Sdzy. fhe 80
Gay q >e7aemts-- A y. ls-E. ~ rwU O'elscf !
M a11e-Door 0f sad DAY. The tru1; hal door o
Fusts-s h-lef hort. >e-und s1-4ef. II sht or,
o. AiI.en1, Hi-f1cEI- 'rhzf heinz me raacs q
holding ut Circuit Court far IN county II Nhiea
sl.i. mu-IruFec premises Az s1ruK.edr SAID NOR
rar-ec JE-emf-ez helnc s1-na1-c N AlysnA county,
MIcfirHn. and desc ibed N ssic -nu-zrnrt a. TO-
lOvsA q WI: Thr.y fees f-uu ths na--h-sssr
saot q lut uuInte- rer N block rurnter rtrret II
-l-1t L CG-1e--s RodTtiur - the viIlHrt- nov
CRY q AlpenA, Ni=hizGn-
CEAEIES FEWTCK
ANDREW W. CQM<ToCK
WILLIAM h OOESTpCK
Asslrnees ID Nu-lEares
;. .. TrExErz1. A-rurney flr Assirnees
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-12

The ENORMOUS wAsrkGE az rrxin- :, s-r-,.ka.
ulh atsr spl~ f uhrr<brx. en- h. RayED 4. -,
fmIruvcd MHrhins. sl6rsrzt o. r-,r1 - - - -
30 al gp>~~s q t,ru~hine
flax, TIMOTHY, MIILET. HrrNekKIxy -
nae ecedk ~ thrc<hrt rcTxnzf-1 rlrun~f - -
- essig and pcrfsrcy ~ Whist Ga n. a. -
AN EXTRA FRl0 b u-u.I,y p~ss Am -. -
ersds nisAsst ~ ths m.rhiD.. f9 exfS clsush.ra
IN TIE VII GRAIN az 1g-x a. - 1900
u2lly 0e ONLY MkCHTNKS fA.r rru,f ~ -. -
o. conemy, eeins ~. thorssr4 - pwSru eura,
sArs a<Aes ~<'~3 fAEzx
All mAK fiHE - NcxrY ~-anr ruuras-
tons snct - kscsr~ APrpu. -n.adlsx 49,
- e. 80 $500 AE@-s ~ - 90
$3.50 .nnsr-d; n>ss durr14l Er1n rrnnirx 10 60
rsp@.rS No tu<: ~ iI<i<-,ssr a. @. -. -
orufa-c W atsu~ VIVA ma a. ssw.
fAkkERs md GRAIN RkKxEas 80 ~ r->S
~ ne ssrs svln< mad ~ n vln - @rsg ius~
u. No Snn-f1 r1Hr>ss<< 80 slN 49, % ~
uy1t<.S nr~hn ana.x <h>r wc<k
xock sIkE nHA fw G q " 80 n How.
cSe. Ar S~rhHxr - npxkxseD dsnxnr6
NJ m>at nrxr>zr 80 srxxn rpEa-
Two srrLn oT Bon<K INVITA- o. s1r -
r~uvrt .rof,s o~.r.- - en- -srur No. VS.
tuu sct-A - mcus~f : @ 49, ~S~>k
~ lkfknEkD > nruaan< - &c. 4e><.k
40 orcul.r l--s.f sr<A r7~sne fuT $500. = -
49, rr,r-s ssrus ca
16ckoSs, Shepard = o.,
ATzzx 0k2 Ul1
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-12

course be doesn't Only be dOnl s-s=
very eager &C. say anything 70 ne
rheo lizzie frzg@utly PerfuDea hand
serohiei hnrtered accidentally @ - n,
tcor.
Jessie made q 5eci6A5 LITTLE dive Sftsr
II displaying her dGiufily-kiddsi htod
and round. ne1Ily-cu1ed ErisL
Rich quickly Hnticipsiei hsr, and
handed the hAadksrchief quietly 70 her
Allow ne madam
@. thxnk you. Ian so-ry - t-cllh-
ls you 50 much ! MAS very awkward
Jessjes cheeks were tlRshins furicn =
I u Under Der double 61rk-o7own veil
Twill give hin : chance anyhow
sbe ihonghi-
B1i NJ. Winf-inghXn only bowed
grzvsly, an maintained : courteous
silence
The trEin slJ~ea up. and Jesse with
pe-sis:sRl 6e;s-ziaxnca - d-I~ hiC
into couversSt5sa. nASe 3 fxini alarm
thxi amused be-~Slf - she T.eerei chi
q ths wia5ov. :hsn - Der se1I-uxte-
-wh1i are We s,oroin- fo- 3 Tins
isn't : s-Klioa-oe, l. Awning The
u.iler -
Rioh snAsd-zhss Hfls vu-n.n Was
sach an odd one
There i 10 nee5 ~ Er0-ehsnsion-
madame We ne s-rs-inc TIE tuR-
ng.-
III. tuu1e, On: 5sz-. the tun-
ner-
Bui Rich d56nS -Eks- AZ lie
o-'y ssTile5 cozlF hack En6 siuchei
MS sszl-skin m; " rs forehead. lsSv-
M Ms cou1n-ion 70 f-hl rlif iraE-in-
AT rs,ru-s of re puunsl a. t.ess she
might
Tss t-Iin had nc-s 70 rs fra sIE15-
SIN ~ lbs 5eJ.o. aDd JUS1 y WiDr-ins-
hEr K-o-s 70 lesEe THE czr, be felI I
-ri5 ,o8rh q fingers ~ rs coat
sleeve
GPisHss pardon mA-Aa-hu;-the-s
+ fe--T-s1aI 70 crass in-IsnF there
and II goc w=o135 &c - kind a. - Er
ne which WY Il : 70 The 81 JuilH
aocsl -
Rjch bUToned NJ rs 0rs7cosi 6elio-
z-zisly while sbs spoke
The - JuIi11 I'm gong there
nys<l[ NADINE l. Yea H-s Uascc1-o-
l.nied- Twin Sc vcU there. Tbs wy. i
please
Al laS Jczsir's cbeeks were - BOT
: FIRE now. sBd ber eyes nrlCh- ~ stx-s
rs shc walked th-ou.h TIE long depot
sDs fs-ry-bOuss bessie be- husband
L. he ladies' cabia Rich gave be- L
seai- then lef1 he 20 JOIN s group Of
renileDs who were couversins near
he door. and n the New 0ors dock he I
Der % s. JEIizn transfer
coach. much n II she had been chl6
n his charge. WHOM be was bound 20
% his eUIy ~, md YET considered
somewhat Of Z nuisance ASH happen
&c. the coach had Other passengers
20 that the no; color had time 70 Die
run oui Jessie's lace, although she
mentally regarded him - darling. pro
roking iellow- II
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-12

IL you please, sir, n snswcr j:
wanted
One Of The waters II the St Julian
handed tiny Doselet 70 Mr.. Whit ing
han just Sffer the gentleman had in
spected The arrangements Of his roon.
and WAS settled down for = half-hoUrs
examination of sundrT papers in his
nenOzDdun book
An answer IA letter for me. o.
res from Ned Hathaway, about the
SHARES
bis eyes opened widely n he care
lessly tore IL open. 70 find. not bnsi-
Desk Communication from Ned HEths-
WY, but q dainty little DOte- in 8
graceful flowing tack hand:
a &c he Gentleman n ne s.Ai4fir Cap:
You have mace me desire very
much 70 ses vou &gzfr- Ia there not
time 70 Attend the tbexfe-,
-Y0CR LADY AuNlIRH.-
Rich drew long breath Of sur-
Prise
50 that's the little gzme. kIy-
Then be rapidly wrote al ansver and
IL by Tie man who grinDed
knowingly n he received twenty
Eve cent stamp from Jessies trenb-
Ing fnger.
Now. then, I've caught hin this
tine Suppose be consents
The ebbing color on her cheeks, TIE
guivering Of her pretty mouth was
nipple evidence O. the STATE Of ber feel
ngk; and she opened the sealed eurel-
yT.t a. one does 4 tsiegrsm-frTing 10
lssurs ones self nothing Il sniss, and
'ei feeling il DecessE-y 70 be prepared
or the worst:
Permit the gentleman IN the seal
kiD cap % offer word q counsel 70
be 1ady admire. that IL future. she
earn 70 Distinguish between = gentle
nsn and 4 scamp: and. when she rt- ;
urns- which lad better be 81 once she
oufessher impruoeDce 90 be- mother
Jessie give 4 little CRY Of delight. h
kich, ny own true Rich
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-12

Ia tins seat e1Eagets slr
Twas low. sweet voice usAt ID
dressed Mr.. RicssDOsd Hss;Fiagisan
q. Inc seven-tbirry tr~in steamed Ca,
afer calling sf tbe l1si staten t-essrt
reaching the Jersey Cry teruIiDas-
Mr. wiHtringtan arose cOurt-sasiy
glanced n Tie small grscefal figure In
nsvy-bloe wztsrproOf and double veil
Take he se.f ~ IL window.
nsd.n-'
She giided In. and Mr.. wiufringhan
NJ down be<sde her. al asconscious Of
the siaesong glance from |. pair q en-
Ger eyes under The vel
How haDd~oDs be hf and he
h.<nf ~ l<sst IDEA srbs n<B-~
Yor - ecsrs< q was Jesse who had
sEk<n fbetrzin 81 ft.< sane st.ssou with
RscA- bur k.d waited sniil the last sta
rsso hal teen r~>cked before shs chan
rcd her sat In The CT Cor Tie cp< she
n0v cccnpied-
D woudcr h he docs kno~ me- O.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-12

Avu-lea fss 3 h < X-all 81 vieuuA-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-11
Pslicc Court.

Edward Cotton. on similar charge,
was before his honor, and falling to pay
a fine of two and the trimmings, went
over for three days. officer O'Mcaley
made the arrest.
Chief Gossman arrested colorcd
man by the name of Rolla Gordon, on a
charge Of disorderly conduct. Gordon
was fined five dollars and the Prerequisites,
falling to pay which, he was sent to work
Oh the streets for four days.
S. +. Shadrick, for being drunk, was
arrested by Officer Lalluc on Saturday
evening. and locked In the calaboose
until yesterday morning, when he wa.
taken before Judge Bird, who fined him
two dollars and costs, and returned him
to the lookup tor three days.
Mrs. Boone, keeper ola cigar stant
on Commercial avenue near Twelfth street
was before Judge Bross yesterday
OH warrant charging hcI
with selling liquor without II
cense. The evidence against her wa
not strong enough, and she was Ills
charged
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-11
Threatened CAIRO.
Congressional Ala Recommend ed BY
n ~. Louis Paper

The st. Louis Republican, Of yesterday,
mas the following In its editorial columns:
'cAIRo ~ DANGER.
Some time In October last, the Missis.
sippi river began cutting into the Illinois
shore two or three miles above Cairo, and
the process has continued until the city is
threatened vito serious danger. The au-
thorities either could not or would not do
anything to arrest the ravages OF the river,
at time when little labor, promptly
applied, might have proved effectual and
now. the abrasion has gone so far that Il
Is only about quarter Of mile across
the narrow neck from river to river-and
this distance being gradually diminished,
by the unObstructed pressure of the Mis-
sissippi against the soft alluvion. IL Is
feared that Ii some promp action be not
taken, the Mississippi will eat Its way to
the Ohio. making an island Of Cairo. aud
that this island will. then, be gradually
washed away. Some ofthe railroads that
enter the city are having trouble. already.
with their approaches. and the Others are
threatened. The difficulty Is too great for
the town authorities, with their limited
resources, to meet, and they have de-
termined to call on congress to save their
city. BY building dyke to reclaim the
area that has been lost, aud protect the
shore from abrasion. The estimated cost
Of the work Is $4,000. General Simp-
son has recently visited the scene aud
made an informal examination Of 1t,
though he has no authority to begin any
work for the protection Of the city. II
Cairo ID to be saved, the Illinois members
of congress will have to ask the govern
ment to do it,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-11

Major A. j. Kuykcndali OF Vienna,
was in the city on Sunday.

Major A. j. Kuykcndali OF Vienna.
was in the city on Sunday.
Col. &. s. Taylor was in the city Oil
Sunday. AID left yesterday for st. Louis.
--C. &. Mason and J. Il. Rozier. OF st.
Louis. are registered at the $. Charles.
w. +. Tof, of Evansville. was at the
st. Charles hotel yesterday.
--Jcwett Wilcox, mine host Of the st.
Charles, has gone to st. Louis on bust.
mess.
Ira +. swirl, formerly proprietor OF
the Metropolitan hotel, in Chicago, ia in
the city.
Mrs. Chit Bradley, who has been Wis
iting her parents In Evansville. returned
to the city on Saturday night.
Miss Anna Simmons Of Anna, Miss
Kate Hacker and Miss Ida Williams OF
.Ioncsboro are in the city visiting.
Miss Alice Cutting, who was in the
city visiting at the residence OF Mr.. c.
X. Woodward. returned to her home in
Metropolis on Saturday.
Henry Wood, son OF Col. Charles o..
Wood. late OF this city, was married to a
young lady at Jonesboro Oh Sunday last.
So we are informed.
Mr.. Canda, president, and Mr.. Searls,
attorney, for the Cairo and ST. Louis rail-
road, are in the city on business con-
nected with their road.
Miss Anna Pitcher and Miss Josie
Philhs, will act as floor managers Tor the
leap year party to be given by the
Woman's Centennial Association on next
Tuesday night at the st. Charles hotel.
DIR. j. Ward Ellis, Past Grand Mas
ter of the Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows OF Illinois, who was
guest Of Grand Master Oberly for sew
eral days, left yesterday for his homc in
Chicago.
B. w. Davis and +. s. Stewart, Chi
cago J. Z. Allen, New York; Capt.
Fowler of the steamer Ycager; Capt.
Geo. +. Rea, of the steamer Belle Srevc-
port, were registered at the st. Charles
hotel yesterday.
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Obituary.

Died, about two o'clock a, m. Monday
January 10th, 1876, after long aud pain
ful sickness, Mrs. Bridget Fitzgerald, be
loved wife OF Mr.. Richard Fitzgerald
aged about thirty.five years. Her fune
raj will take place to-day from her hus-
bands residence. corner Twentieth
street and Washington avenue, at
O'Clock. Services at st. Patrick's church.
A special train will leave the foot OF
Eighth street at half past two o'clock FOL
Calvary cemetery, villa Ridge. Friend,
and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend.
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LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR RENT.

Ch hTsNi'
-Good dwelling house Oh Walnut, be-
tween Twcniy-sccond aud Twcnty-th
streets.
-Tenemcnts Nos. ., 3 and {, on Sew
enth street, west Of Walnut.
--Storc-roOm corner Twentieth and
Poplar streets.
business house on Levec, lately &C.
cupicd by Cunningham 4 Stilwell.
business house Oh Lcvcc, near Sixtl,
street, lately occupied by Cross, Cole
man & Co.
Winters Block. suitable for Hotel
Offices or Business rOOns-chcap.
-Tenements numbered 4, Z, S and ., in
Winters Row, 8 rooms each, for $40 per
month.
No. 10 corner, $l2 lO-7 rooms.
Cottage on Sixth street. near WASH
ington avenue roOms-$lO a month.
Store room In "Pilot House," lately
occupied by a. HALEY.
"A good farm with good hou SEES, oppo
site Cairo--liaws farm-cheap.
"A small House west of Twenty.
second street near Pine, 81 per month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, Q rooms.
Store room on Lcvce, above Eighth
street-S2O per month.
dwelling house on Sixth street and
jefferson avenue.
Upper floor of brick building Oh
Commercial avenue. above Tenth street,
very desirable.
Rooms Ia various parts OF the city.
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
-u.S-lS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-11
ONIONS

ONIONS.
Onions are looking up a little. I'm,
there are plenty in store here. We no,s
the sale of25 bbls. $2Ca2 % $50 bushe,.
Coo.
DRESSED MEATS.
Dressed meats are scarce, and there /.
some inquiry for them, the weather hav
ing become more favorable. Hogs In
good condition will bring cents. Bee,
In good condition will bring from to .
cents. No sales were reported.
PROVISIONS.
Provisions are quiet. Mess pork Is sci.
ling at $40 JO@2l. No sales were re-.
ported.
ORANGES.
We note the sale Of 10 barrels, SI2S13.
HIDES AND FCRS.
Hides are dull, but: there is n fair dc.
mand for furs, at quotations
HrpEs-Dry flint, 13alIc, dry sailed.
IIlGgi2c; green sailed. 6(aG!c damaged,
! price.
FCRs-We quote Westcrn-Otter, No.
!. soae so; ., sss3 80; No. 8, sica
! 80; No. 4, 25c. Mink-No. I, SiSS
! %; No ., JO@15c; No. 3, pc No. I,
iOc. Raccoon-No. |, 60ta65c No. z,
i0c No. 3. Doc: No. 4, Sc. Fox-Gray,
NO: ! cased, 81 No. open, Zoe; No. J.
o0oGOc; No, 3, 25c; No. 4, 1Oc; Red,
No. cased, 81 80; No. | open. 81 %.
SOcteyS half striped, JOtd,
zoe; narrow, 35c; kittens. 15c. Opos.
Bcaver-$l JNG2. Musk.
rat-lOS25c. Bear-No. l, s.; No. 2, s. /;
No. 3. $2ta3; No. 1, SOC.
DEER SkISs--'lucte: Winter, 2:Ia:;Oc;
fall, 3393jc.
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Wood ana Coal.

On and after this date the prices OF
wood and coal at my yard, adjoining the
Caro- and st. Louis Narrow Gauge depot,
will De us follows:
Four foot wood per cord. 50 rs; four
foot wood per half cord, So; four foot
wood, sawed. per cord, 81 so; four foot
wood, sawed and split, per cord, IS Big
Muddy coal per single ton, 81; same per
two tons, So IS; same per four tons and
upwards, So 30.
All goods delivered.
l-7-lm JAS. X. LANE, Prop'r.