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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-27
County Treasurer Report

rJ,HE following is full and complete report OF
l. taxes collected or received by me. ut nay f.
flee upun l. e business of manufacturing. selling
or keeping for sale dist led malt liquors during
the year ending december Fist 1876:
Joserh Rurns, Observation-Disclosures selling
sp,s ituous and matt liquors at rctall; y of
busln-ss--Tnird street, CGeboygan, amount of
tax crle ctet.-S . date OF cole ctlon-Jan. I'D,
1916
William Devine, re idence-C hebc ygan, selling
spirituOus and malt liquors at retail. place OF
bpsness-Nan street, Chehoygan. amount OF
tax coilected-Sl50; date of col,ection-Jan. Sd,
1876.
John Gouldrn, residence Cheboygar; selling
spiruOus AMI malt liquors AT retail; lace OF
business-Niain street Chehpygan: amount of tax
collrcted-S so. date OF olirc'ion-Jan % !. 1876
corn Inns Galli2her, residence ChcbOy gas !:
selling s,IrtuOns and mar liquors ST retai; place
OF busness-iain sIreet, ChehOygan; amount NJ
tax colected-S1 0; date of colleclion-Jan. .3d,
1876.
hurry j. Hoppcck. residence Cheboygsr;
selling spirtuous and malt liquors at retail; place
of husness-Third street, Chtboygan; amount OF
tax coliected-si50; cate Of collecton-Jan sd,
$50.
spiituou- ard mat liquors at retai place of bu>i
ness vain street, Cheboygan; amount of tax
collected-s150 date of col ectiDn-Jan cd. 1876
Alexander McCarreP, residence-Ch. boyean
selling spir,fuous and malt liquors at retail Place
of bJ.siness-Water street. Che boy gan: amount Of
tax co lected-S5lc; date OF collectlon-Jan. 2Ith,
1876
james Maloney, e-iderce-Cbehov gar; sell
ing spirituons and malt liquors at retai place OF
buslness-Main street. Che no gan: amount of tax
collect ed-s150; date of collection-Jan. 18th.
1876.
William F McDorald, Observation-Disclosures
selling sirtu and malt liquors at retsil; place
of business Main street, CHI bOygan; amouut OF
tax cOlected-si50; date OF colection-Jan. tn,
1876.
Joseph j. Cueuy. Observation-Disclosures; sell
ing spirituCus and malt liquors at retail; place of
bus ness Man street, Cheboygas amount of
tax collected is2 08. date OF cOilecuon-Julv
Is, LIST, 1876 Commenced business JUICE l9th,
49,
John F. Mcdonald, residence-Inverness: sell
ny spirituous and malt liquors ct wholesale apd
retail; are of buSiness-town OF Inverness;
amount # t X coliected-s3c0; date Of collection
June 2lsF, 1915.
Charles & Peter ueutschell, resdence-Inver-
ne y; manufacturing and W holesaling and retail
ing malt liquors; pace If dong busin' ss-town
of Inverness, Ans unit of tax coltec ed $9l; date
OF col ectio,.-JaD list. f76
Moses Raprn, residence -Cheboygan; selling
spiritunus and malt liquors at retail; place of
business-Wter street, Chebcygas; amount of
tax colected-S7; GATE OF COLLECTOR Zee. 1st,
1876 Commenced business Dec. LIST. 1875.
WM. fl. JAU 4rBY.
County Treasurer.
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Notice..

At the NJ. Z. Sabbath school teachers
meeting, held Jan. 23d, it was unani-
mously agreed to change the hour for
holding sessions of the Sabbath school
from l. NJ. to p. n. According to said res
olution the sessions OF the III. L. Sabbath
school will be held OH and after February
4th every Sabbath afternoon at O'Clock.
All are cordially invited to attend.
j. FL. FUTILE, Secretary.
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Cheboygan Postome
Mails arrive and depart as follows:

Mails arrive and depart as follows:
fErosKEY AND ALL POINTS SOUTH
Arrive-Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
.P. NJ. Observation-Disclosures, Wednesdays and
ndays, at 6 A. NJ.
Ar-ive-Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS,
NJ. Depart-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
yaturdays, at 7 A. NJ.
NACKINAw CITY AND FREEDOM.
Arrive-Every Tuesday at noon. Depart
Tuesday, at p. N.
ROGERS CITY.
Arrive-Fridays at nj. Depart Saturdays
Att An.
Goes by way Of Petoskey.
Cfifce open for delivery If mai and the issuino
Money orders from tx. A. NJ to pm.
Office open on Sundays from 1913 TO IL p. NJ
Z. A. RACE, z. Nj.
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Cend 9hc to e. L. ROWELL & co.. NeS York.
= for Pamphlet of 10n pape., containing lists of
5000 newspapers, and estimates showing cost o.
advertising.
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HOLI.OWAY'S PILLS
InyaIuably cure the following diseases
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.

~ Il
In all disease affecting these organs, whether
they secreie too much or too little waie; or
WI ether they be III cted With stone or gravel.
w}ih aches or pains settled ~ Ia lOins over the
regions oi the Fis.neys, these Z lis should be taken
'Ording 10 crnted dsrt ctiOns, ana the ointment
shuul. ht. wei rubbed into the small of the back
at bed time. This eatment wills give almost i'm
mediate relief Nnen all Other m,a have tailed.
For StOmachs Out of Order.
No medicine will so eff ctually improve the
tone Of he stomach as the sc pills; they remove
nj acidity o.casiOned either by intelnperance O,
improper Diet. They reacu The AVER and reduce
it 10 healthy artiOn; Ihey are wonderfully Ell
ticaciOUs IN Cases or spasn in fact they never
fail IN curing al lsorderS OF the liver and Stoui-
ach
HoLLowAY's PILLS are the best known in the
word for the following diseases: ague, asthma
bilious complaint, rlotcheS on the 81 in bow els
Consumption, debility, dropsy, dysentery, erysip-
elias female Irregularities, + vers ali kIu,is
it's, goat headache, indigestion. nflam nation,
iaundce. liver complains. lumbago, piles rheH
III .tlsm. reten ION of URINE scrVlua or kings
evil. Threats. stone and gravel, tic dOulour-
eauX. tumors, ulcers, worms of ali kinds, veal
ness from any cause. etc.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
None are genuine unless the Signature Of j.
HAYDp,cK as aeent for the United States. sur
rOun Is each b of lis and Ointment a hsnr-
SO e reward will be given tn any one rendering
such information as may lead the detection of
any party or parties cOunerfeitDg the nc efliciDes
vending e. G same kHowlng them to he spu-
rlOus.
rs ld at the anufacfOry of Professor Hol-
lOway Il Co, New York, and by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicines throughout the
civ lzed world, in boxes at % cents 81 cents and
81 each.
nE5- rh' re is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes
n. B.-DirectiOns for the guidance OF patients
in every oil order are aft Xed 10 each box.
Office, ll2 Liberty Street, New York.
30 1y
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Unclaimed Letter List.

The following is a list of letters re-
naming in the Cheboygan postoi,ice, un-
caliel tor, Jam. 26;h. Persons calling for
these letters Will please say that they are
advertised.
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So Hats for 81, at Mrs. HUcKINs', 3t
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THE INTER-OCEAN.

l. AA 4IS Il 24G- ~ S20l0
THREE EDITIONS:
Weekly. Semi Weekly and Daily.
! tsta nsn less III IN four ears aga as Il repre-
sentative HeDu0ican PAPER, plsdgei Ia m tiniain
and d6f-Dd the organ " ,lon Of tn; Nationsl he-
| publican party. the Inter-t lcean wa early push
ed! the Forefront of journalism and achieved
success unrreccdente III the history OF such en-
terprlsss. BY unversal assent it has been as
signed position as
The Leading Republican Paper
IN THE NORTH w EST.
Not alof on it, political char &C; err does t g
Inter Ocean rest It's cl inns 10 ponuiar favor. 1t
aims at the highest excelience ia al de artments,
AMI In this era OF progressive Journal sm asplres
to pOsiti IN among the best.
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Its co umns are carefully guarded against OBJ
jeclonal matter, and every effort is md 10 rem
der 1t n pleasant and sIoftable Companion to the
home 1ireSide.
The Commercial Department
Is condus ted with great care, and every thing
possible is done to make ice
MARKET REPORTS
Such as he Farmers and Business Men Of the
Northwest can rely uVOn
The Agricultural Department
Is carefully edited by gentlemen OF avility and
experience.
In Literature, Local and General NciDs,
Foreign G. Domestic Correspondence,
And everythi sthat goes to make
A First-Class Newspaper,
- ToI a.
country. The Inter Ocean is a
N iona1 N ewspap per.
One that will be found useful and Interesting to
Amer cans IN every part of the globe. While 1t
especially rerr esents The
Great interests of the Northwest,
It Is national IN its views and comprehensive in
its news gatherings, Firm IN It's 40 iticai faith,
IL is not bgOted, and in all discussions aims TO be
candid, digniied, anf above personal abuse.
The lnter-Ocean h:i> thelargest aggregate cir
culation OF any newspaper pub lshed N the rOrth-
west. 1t is sent to more than 200 postOffices,
distributed In every state and territory IN the
United STATES. il II the the British provinces,
and numerous foreign states and countries.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY
BY mail ava lie in adva ce,, postpaii. $50 90
BY mail ,-:,S allie in aevancel, months
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One FgEE c,py with every club of ten.
weekly.
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iui'ut twenty lin advanced, postpaid...... % 90
G1ATafE The new postage law took eff
L; IuE feet The ist dav OF January. A
ID 80 Under this law the postage on news-
papers m sr be pa d at the OFFICE WHERE
They ARE NAILED.
"oney can he sent by craft money order, ex-
press or registered letter. at our risk.
special arTang me ts made with country pub
fishers for cuhbnx with their publications.
SAMPLE COPIES FREE
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On day 1T home. Agents wanted. Outfit and
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GENTS LIST.

GENTS LIST.
Barber, Theodore Andrew, Nelson
CroHk rcus Philips, j smes Ii
DsnneI, Michael .Ose. y
titZpat'i ck, John 1t German. John
Flieps, George SehliZ, John
Furguson. Stephen z. smith. Ambrose .tS)
s,alIasher. John Torrance, Joseph e.
t,aIir er. Jnseph Wheeler, William
iSCairc. GliDer5 Watt, Robert
Mc&auG mon, Daniel
LADIES' LIST.
Fitzpatrick, Ellen ~ Mcmillan. Miss Nancy
Mlulthey, Miss NJ MAMMAL, Mis-
@. BR ACE, p. NJ.
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MARK THESE FACTS.


The testimony of the whole World.
II O LII O w Az PILL 8.
81 had ma appetite Holowav's Pills gave me
hearty. Your Pitls are marvellous I"
Il end for another box. and keep tn m in the
house.n
SIR, Holloway has cured my headache that
was chrome"
Il gave one of your pills to my babe for chol-
era. The dear little thing got well in q day.
NV nausea OF q morhii il nov cured"
"1ouI b Y Of HOilO avs ointment cured me
of noises III he head. L ruhned some OF your
ointment behind the and the NOS G HIS leltn
''Send me TWO boxes; 1 want one for poor
famll'.'
Il enclose dollar; your price is % cents, but
the medicine TO me rs wO' In a dollar 5"
''St nd NJ five boxes OF your pills :"
Let IN have three boxes Of your pills by re-
tuf II mail. tOr Chils and Fever
have over 200 such test mOnlas as these, but
want of SPACE cOmpels me to conclude.
For Cat0neOass Disorders.
And oil erupti of the skin, this Ointment is
n OSt Invaluable 1t Goes not heal externally
alone bat penetrates with The most searching ef
fects TO the Vely root of the evil.
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NJ. E. CHURCH,

n. f. CHURCH,
tCorner of Huron and Pine Streets
Order of of Sunday Exercises:
PREACHING at 1870 A. NJ, and 7:30 p. NJ.
Sunday School at IL VI.
Teachers Meeting. Tuesday. 7:45 Pm
Prayer Meeting. Thursday, 7:45 PM
The public are afectionatc-y invited to all our
Meetings.
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Church Directory.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Near the corner of Huron and Nelson streets.
REV. r. NJ. THOMPSON, Pastor.
Sunday Exercises.
Public worship 1920 A. NJ
Evening service. ................ 7On p "
Prayer-Meeting Wednesday, al 700 p. NJ
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Weekly. Semi Weekly and Daily.
Esta rsn d less III N four ears aga as Il repre-
and defend the organ " ,tIon If tn: Natiousl he
publican party, the inter-, ,cean wa early push
eel 20 the forefront of journalism and achieved a
success uupreccdente III the history of such en-
terprls Is. BY universal assent it has been as-
signed position as
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17

make things as comfortable as possible
for the animals during their stay there,
Mr.. Bergh says the city can efreetually
be cleared OF vagrant dogs and cats, and
he offers to do it without cost except for
wages of the men actually employed in
doing the work. Now comes the funny
part OF his plan, which is to have the
animals scooped in with nets during the
early hours of morning. He is sure it
can be done successfully, and that
force of men with few scoop nets will
in short time completely clear the
city of these disturbers of the peace.
One of the Society's ambulances will
follow the men and take the animals to
the Pound, where those not claimed will
be destroyed, under direction OF an Off
Ger OF the Society, by some speedy, mer-
citul and noiseless process.
The scoop net business is not ex-
planned in detail, but if it can be made
to accomplish the work as claimed it
ought to be adopted in every city in the
country. If Mr.. Bergh can succeed
in introducing plan to clear out the
dogs and cats and thus free humanity
from the torture of their hideous howls
at night he will prove himself almost as
great Denefactor of the animals that
talk as he has to the dumb.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17

Many having used "'pauenL" and prepared
medicines aud failed in finding the relief
promised, are thereby prejudiceI a araIpst ali
medicines Is this rigntf Would You conds nm
all physicians because one failed to give the
relief promised? some go to California in
search OF gold, and after working h rd for
mohths anu indlng none, return home and
say there is no gold there. Does thai prove /? ?
Many suffering with Catarrh and pulmonary
affections nave used the WORTHLESS prepara-
uons that crowd the market, and IN their DIS
appointments say There is no cure for Catarrh.
bots mat prove ltF Does it not rather Prove
that they have Jailed to employ the proper
lemed?? There are thousands OF people in
the United states who can make an alildayit
that DE-. Sage's Catarrh kemedy and Dr..
Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery have eff
fected their entire cure. Many had lost all
sense Of smell for months, and pieces of bone
had repeatedly been removed from the nasal
cavities,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17
VEGETlNE.
AN ANXIOUS MOTHER
Saves Her Child.

Hoping my feeble but honest statement may
reach the eye OF some anxious mother cheer
fully write The details Of The sickness Uf my
child, VINO is nine years old. She was taken
SICK in the year 1867. She had a dreadful
C ugh and raised lrIghtful quantities every
time she coughed. employed several promi
nent physiCians; still could daily see the flesh
wasting from her bones, until every physician
who ait t!nded her pronounced her ca hope
less; indeed, she had got SO low and Tar gone
that no one expected she wouli live from one
hour to another Though not thinking cou d
save her, felt that, as long as life existed, l
ing state oEmind was advised to try Vcge-
Uine, and though did not indulge in he least
hope. commenced it by giving small doses;
and could see her revive under It's influence.
followed on regularly until the direful dis
ease, Scrofuia, showed itself by sores appear
ing and discharging one at time, until tnere
were five larEe running sores right opposite
ner lungs. which SEEM d firmly engral to / into
the s ystem. S.iil, after these sores appeared,
she began 10 mend rapidly. | gave tue VGge-
tine more freely then: and this was the only
medicine searching enough to bring 1t out
FINALLY the sores commenced to heal and they
disappeared in the same way they Came-one
at u Tune; and at the end of SIX months from
the tlme | commenced TO give her Vegetlne
every sore had disappeared and she was com
pletely cured. She is nOW enjoying good health
with no Signs OF SCrofula or Consum ptlon. 1t
life; and do not hesitate to proclaim it as the
most Indispensable article Of medicine that
has been discovered
Mis-. GEORGE G. BROWN,
No. Cambridge street,
| EAST CAMBRIDGE, ass, May 8, 1870.
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MIR. BERGH'S LATEST SCOOP.

Mr.. Bergb, OF New York, is well known
The world over. He was the originator
and has all along been the champion of
the "Society for the Prevention OF Cru
city to Animals" Through his efforts
branches of the Society have been es-
tablished in all the cities and large
towns, and much real good has, without
doubt, been accomplished. Mr.. Bergh,
differing from most men of hobbies, has
not even been accused of trying to make
the one he rides contribute to his per-
Bonal advantage. On the contrary, he
has spent his time and private funds
lavishly, and has made many personal
enemies by the energy displayed in his
fight for the dumb animals.
He devotes his whole time to this one
subject, and being man of resources
is constantly copjuring up newschemes.
His last has just been made public, and,
like all the others, he will keep ham,
mering away till he is able to see it car
ried out. This time he proposes cat
and dog pound, to which all the stray
animals of New York are to be taken.
This public pound is to be provided by
the city, but managed by his society. 1t
is to occupy several acres, short dis
tance from the city, and will be provided
with kennels and other conyeniences to
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17

THERE was a little tangle yesterday
over the appointment of postmaster
for Petersburg, Va. The only Repub-
lican Representative in Congress from
the State, not comprehending the new
order OF things, was under the impress
sion that the appointment belonged to
him. He proceeded accordingly to pick
out his man, with view to influence
in the next Convention, but learned to
his surprise, later in the day, that one
Potts, Democrat, had been appointed
on the recommendation of Senator
Withers, whose advice in the matter
had been solicited by the President.
Congressman will soon learn that re-
movals for cause and appointments with
reference to honesty, capacity and ft-
ness, do not mean giving the offices to
The old party hacks.
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Action Of Vegetine.

A large class Of disease, depends on the
presence Of morbid material IN The blood, or,
what amounts to the same thing, on the con-
slanC WORKING of morbid process hat fluid.
The object III Tie treatment oil such dlseas
is to OBTAIN IN each case some remedy that
shall be able to cOuntGract his process; that
shall destroy the morbid influence at work, and
thus restore health. VeseCine acts on the
blood ana ON the sys TEN generally; and wnen
used, it Is absorbed, taken up Oy the veins, and
circulated through the system with the bloc X,
reaching the most hidden and remote parts.
In AL blood diseases, humors, diseases Of the
skin, and nervousness, it is safe and sure
remedy. VeGCtlne acCs as q rcsLOrative; re-
,oriug to the bloc certain materials III which
II Is dlnclent, and thus curing disease Which
depenIs Oh the want OF substance similar in
nature to Itself. In debIlty, the blood Is i'm
poyerished. In diseases OF the kluneys, caus-
ing urinary deposits there is II want OF those
prIncipes which should naturally hold the II
Ill solution. In consumption, there is de-
llClency Of fat IN the system. In rheumatism,
an excess oI actd is formed. In all o.her uls-
eases there is q want.
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NV Son SDpakS.

MIR. Ii. Il. STEVENS Dear sir This is to show
that my son was taken sick in January, 1854
with SCr01ula, which came out IN la &c sor,
anu ulcers on his leg and nip. His leg was
sWeiled more than twice its natural size. lie
had several doctors Of high standing in Their
profession two from Boston and lnree fro 4.
CharestJWn-Wthuut getting a bit better He
was ODlIged TO lle VIII 5lever lie was placed, for
he mad no use Of his limbs whatever. w hen
We had given up all hopes of his living, we
were told 20 try Nesetlne, the great blood rem
euy; ana he mad taken it DuG a short time be-
fore We could see great change. The sores
run SO sau that we mad to change The COINS
four OF hye times u day. Still he was getting
better: Ior lie could move his limbs and helt1
nlmSel1 lllte. He was soon able to sit I'D In
ped, ana by constant use tof Vegetine, it has
cured INN. He mas a lame leg, which he viii
probably have for life; but we all honestly be-
lieye, II We hau used Vegeuine before we had
bothered with those doctors, il would have
saved the use OF his leg and restored it to nat
ural health. L hope all those troubled with
ccrofula Will read thls testimony OF me and
my son, who Is now well anu able to speak for
himself CATH hRINE Il MAHONEY,
DANIEL MAHUNEI,
10 Treton street, ChariestoWn, Mass,
May ~, 1912.
The above plain but honest statement con-
Gus VtlY shows the QUICK and thorough cleans
ing effects of the Veg tine in oCrofula.
The remarkable cures effected by Vegetine
have induced many physicians and apothe-
carries whom we know to prescribe and us. 1t
IN their own faRilies.
In fact, Vegitlue Is the best remedy vet dis
covered, and Is the only reliable Blooi Puri-
her yet placed before The public sold by all
ufugR ISIS ana dealers everywhere.
fe14-1yW&S
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Get the best.

Humphreys Witch Hazel is one-third
stronger, purer and better, and give the
consumer more for his money than any
other preparation OF EXtract'Hamamels,
or Witch Hazel ever sold. Humphreys
Witch Hazel has no equal as Family
Medicine for accidents, injuries, scalls,
burns, bruises, neuralgia, rheumatism,
piles, sore throat, catarrh, varicose
veins, old sores, corns and bunions,
while for every form of hemorrhages or
bleeding it is the prince OF remedies.
For kidney complaint and chronic dlar =
rh@a it is unfailing. Ask for Humphreys
Witch Hazel, and take no other. Price,
full measure, 6 or, 50c. Pints 81 Quarts,
81 70. Sold by all dealers. No. As Vesey
street, N. Y. j. S. BURDSALL 81 CO.,
Cincinnati AGENTS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-17

A CASH TRANsAcTIoN.-A gentleman
living on Duffied street yesterday hired
a boy to walk home beside him and
carry bundle, having first agreed to
pay the lad 10 cents. Reaching the
house, the man found he had no smaller
change than quarter, and he said:
"It you will call at my Office at 2
O'Clock Phi have the change"
'EBut it was to be cash down." pro-
tested the boy.
$50 it was; but haven't the change,
you see. You'll have to call at my
office"
"Pll CALL" growled the boy, as he
turned away, Shut know just how it
will work. When knock on the door
cross-eyed clerk will yank it open, ask
me what want, and when tell him he
will yell out: THAT man went into
bankruptcy last September, and now
you gitp THAT'S the way they allus play
it on me, sir, and druther lose the 10
cents than TO call the clerk dodo and
have to dodge coal-scuttIes all the way
down stairs"
The gentleman walked with him to the
nearest grocery and made change
free Press,