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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-15

Barbershop at Piacerviile.
Our barbershop in Placerville viii be
opened on July 1st.
A. J. CARAVAN & co.
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No. l Coal Oil at retail at Coffin s
Kennaly's
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Notice.

AdOSIGS.
g EALEn PROPOSALS MILL Re RECEIVED
~ anti II O'Clock Monday. July - 1872 al Gar
den Valley Post Cfice FOR the building OF 4 daur
mill At Garden Valley. Plans and specifications can
be sem al Garden Vsl4ey p, o. Contract to he let
to lowest responsible bidder.
GRIFFIN SERVER.
President.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-15
LOCAL NEWS 8

Twenty thousand ounds of wool
was shipped from Reynolds creek,
this Territory, few days ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-29
PERSONALS.

IT should be remembered by house keepers,
IN purchasing compressed yeast. to ask them
Srocers for Gaff, Fielschman & Co.'S
Mr.. G. F. SMITH, of Holly S oriues, is in
the city. He is the energetic and reliable
newsdealeri who supplies the APPEAL to its
large number of subscribers at Holly Springs.
w. A. WHEATLEY, 281 NUN street has
for rent full line Of houses of all sorts,
sleeping rooms, Nam and Madison base
ments, tenemepts and suburban cottages;
also, stores on Mann, jefferson, Front, Pop
lar, Washington and Second.
SoMERvIIIE Falcon of Thursday: ''ChanL
ceilor w. w " 'Dowell, of Memphis, ar
rived In Somervile Monday night, and is
presiding over the chancery court, which is
now IN session. He is sitting by interchange
with Judge Livingston, who is trying some
cases In Memphis in which Chancellor
Nj Doweii is incom petent.
VISITORS registered at the cotton exchange
we're: q. w. Il. Corliss, CAIRO, Illinois; j.
Rouse, Evansville, Indiana; L. w. Hamll-
ton, Bartlett, Tennessee; G. w. Kellough,
Wittsburg, Arkansas; pI. Pomlee, Como,
Mississippi; j. r. Hansk aw. Hickory Plains,
Arkansas; r. F. Wilson, Atlanta, Georgia.;
w. Z. Campbell, Augusta, Georgia
HE alligator family arrived this morning,
at the museum, and while they were being
transferred from the box in which they were
shipped, the old one became enraged at being
separated from her young, and made a dash
ut a colored man, and would In all probable
lty have had fat breakfast had it not been
for the presence of mind of the proprietor,
Mr.. G. w. Hall, who is an old animal
trainer, and has handled almost every kind
of animal ever placed on exhibition IN this
country. He succeeded in getting the alli-
gator into a corner and. then procuring q
rope, lassooed 1t, when with some difficulty it
wrra,a - -. 4
several days since, where it was securely
fastened and is now on exhibition
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himself out and departed. but musing as he
went over the fact that he never could be-
come successful opera burlesoue performer.
TO PLAY IS TO WORK.
To simply stand or walk about for two
hours and MALT is no slight task, as a person
can easily ascertain by experiment. But to
walk, to run, to dance. to posture, to talk, to
sing, exercising every nerve and muscle
keeping close watch for "cues," and having
a constant strain upon the mind as well as
the body for that length of time, is labor in
deed; and it Is no wonder that at the close of
the piece the members of a burlesque COM
pany are exhausted. The Colville company,
however, ENJOY every advantage of which
their manager has learned in his long experi-
ence in the business, and the thousand and
one petty vexations which beset organizations
In less experienced hands are not allowed to
trouble them. Mr. Coville has done much
Tor the elevation of 6ur,e5que above the low
plane to which it had fallen dozen years or
30 ago, and be will allow nothing said or done
on the stage which he controls to which ex-
ception can be taken by the most fastidious
moralist. He has selected his company with
great care, and declares that he considers its
members all members of his own family
Indet d, they seem more like one family THAI
any other large company that has ever
played here, and when it is considered that
they come from all parts of the world. this
harmony OF feeling and action is sonaething
remarkable. Oae great charm of their per-
fotmances Is, that all seem to work together
with perfect unanimity, content to make the
representations generally excellent, instead
OF following the bad example too often set by
other troupes, obtrudlng private spites and
little Jealousies upon public notice, and striv-
ing to make points at the expense of fell
low members.
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states Supreme Court,

An Important Decision In the United
states Supreme Court.
The United States supreme court delivered
a decision, Monday, IN the case of William
Henry Hackett VS. the city of Ottawa, in
error to the circuit court of the United States
for the northern district of Illinois. 1t was
brought upon the interest coupons of certain
bonds issued by the city of Ottawa, Illinois,
to the Ottawa manufacturing company, to
enable the latter to improve for its own and
the city's benefit the municipal water privi-
leges. Payment was refused by the city upon
the ground that In the absence of express
authority from the legislature it had no legal
right to issue the bonds in question, and that
even if the authority had been given it would
have no force, because the constitution of the
State prohibits the raising of money on bonds
by municipal corporahsns unless such money
is to be used 'for corporation purposes" and
In this case ca, 1t is alleged, was not the
case. This count holds that in view of the
course of decisions in Illinois, it is by no
means clear that money borrowed by the city
of Ottawa and expended in developing its
natural resources for manufacturing purposes
is not, in the sense of the Illinois constitution,
as interpreted by the supreme court of that
State, expended for corporate purposes-that
is, 'to promote the general prosperity and
welfare of the municipality" There is, how
ever. another point In the case which is fatal
to the defense of the city. The bonds in
suit, by their recit of the titles of the ordi-
nances under which they were issued, assured
the purchaser that they were to be used for
municipal purposes with the sanction duly
given of a majority of the legal voters Of the
city. This relieved the purchaser of the re-
sponsibility of making a personal examina-
ton. 1t was in effect declaration by the
city 10 the purchaser that he need not exam
inc the ordinances
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cess of examination, together with all the others
that have not been personally examined. What you
have done in adjusting and canceling policies. so
far las they have come under my notice, Is quite
satisfactory But, for the present and immediate t
tre we think it advisable to discontinue the cancel
laton of policies under the last agreement, dated
September Is, 1867, and until further 01Ofsed, Ii
agreeable 10 yourself Would De psaseo 70 nave you
continue to act agent, with the same eompen-
sation specified in the agreement dated October 8,
1876, viz Two hundred and fifty dollars per month,
first commissions thirty five per cent and seven
and one-half on renewals; one hundred and
fifty dollars for ONCE expenses Begging to hear
from you on receipt Of this, am. most resp actfuly,
yours, PLINY FREEMAN.
The report goes on to state that since 1870
the statements of the company have been
more or less false. During 1877 the expendi-
lures have exceeded the income $108, 941 81.
There have been received in premiums $780,
TIA SO, and disbursed in expenses of man
agement 1884 531 95, nearly sixty per cent.
of the premiums, or about twice the amount
provided for expenses in the computation of
the premiums. The report winds up with
the suggestion that by proper management
the company would be enabled to do pros
porous business in the future
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ADJUSTMENTS.
JEemDhis Eheater.

Last night the Theaier was crowded to ex-
cess by large and fashionable audience.
The burlesque was Robinson Crusoe, in the
presentation of which was incorporated the
incidents and music of the comic opera
known as III. ~. S. i'iHafore. 1t was by far
better presented by the company than .on
Wednesday night last. The ditfe aren't roles
were filed in an unexceptionable manner by
the members of the troupe 1t ws.s a most
successful presentation of an amusing and
musical burles que At the matinee, to-day,
the curtain will rise at half-past twelve
O'Clock, and Babes in the Woods will be the
burlesque IRE sented. This will close the en-
gags ment of the Colville opera burIesque
company In this city. The company will
leave Tor New Orleans this afternoon, in
which city they will give eight performances.
Ia dditlon to the burlesques presented here,
they will at New Orleans present Cinderella
ard Dif pof-
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SLAGER & GoLDBAUM, the tailors, invite
the public to call and examine their spring
patterns and their extreme low prices.
CALL at 262 Second street for Wilson sew
ing-maehines aud repairs.
R. j. DONOVAN & CO., Agents.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and Is extra strength. For
sale by MADDEN & AVERY.
TAKE Ayers sarsaparilla to purify the
blood and purge out the humors, pimples,
boils and sores, which are merely emblems of
the rottenness within.
GENTLEMEN who desire fine whisky for
home use would do well to call for Green
Brier. 1t can be obtained from any Of the
principal iobbers and dealers.
SToREKEEPERs, clearinghouse and hotel.
Any one that want fine and cheap awnings,
tarpaulins and splice ope, should call at J.
Dargento, No. 178 Main street.
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Selling or Entire stock at IA Sacrifice.
N. SCHWARZENBERG,
go Main street
High Authority.

DIR. w. Z. Scott, president of the college of
physicians, Montreal, writes: 81 have recon-
mended CoIden's Liebig's liquid extract of
beef and tonic invigorator as the best prepa.
ration used for debility, indigestion dispep-
STA, fever, ague and loss Of appetite.
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THIS DAY IN

Ruchings, Lisle Gloves, Lace Mitts, 8 and
6 button undressed Kid Gloves, our button
Dollar Kid Gloves, button Perrinott Kids,
Fancy Ribbons, New White Ties, New Fans,
Corsets, Flowers, Hats, Pattern Hats, Boys
and Girls Hats, etc.
KDEMED uED1nN Q. NO
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

EVANSVILLE, March 2S.-River rising 90 feet
by the gauge. arrived: Golden City, 1I330 am.
James W. Gaf, pm. Departed: James W. Gan
5 PM Golden City, l pm. The Golden Crown
had not arrived at midnight.
ST. LOUIS, March IS River rose one inch
Weather-cloudy; very sultry during the day; light
shower to-night Departed: Gold Dust. Yicksburg.
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And Vet Another Wrinkle.

profts-tres to palm off an imitation of DR..
G.. u Lanes celebrated liver pills, stop him
by asking him to show you the words therein
Fleming Bros. "a Wood street, Pittsburgh"
Without they are fraud
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Fritz Pfemfert 81 Co., No. 13 Court
street. receive beer each day fresh
from LemD's renowned brewery, pack
ed In Ice in their refrigerator cars
Order your beer from them.
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One of the Greatest Luxurjes
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

Is pure and fragrant toilet powder To our
lady readers we recommend j. d E. Akin
son s rose, white rose and violet powder
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For Upward of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup has been
nsed for children. Ii corrects acidity of the
stomach, relieves iei,ad collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea,
whether arising from teethlng or other
causes. An old and weIl-tried remedy.
Ii0eHty IRE cents per bottle.
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hey to POrter's sunday Order.

To make no waste,
And save all haste,
These things you Will attend:
Down Main street go,
Near corner Monroe,
Buy Coleman's Number 10.
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To One and ALL

Are you suffering from cough, cold, asth-
ma, bronchitis, or any of the various pull
monary troubles that so often end in con-
sumption? If so, use "Wilbor's pure cod
liver oil and lime" a safe aod sure remedy
This is no quack preparation, but is regularly
prescribed by the medical faculty. Manu-
featured only by A. B. Wilbor, chemist, Bos-
ton. Sold by all druggists.
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GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE.

The Assembly Document, Containing
M'CalPs Suppressed Report on the
Condition and Affairs of the Globe
Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, Of New York.
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JOhn SturIa's RestauraDt-

Ladies parlor up stairs, 337 Main, corner
of Union.
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Grand free lunch tonight, from 2 To
10 o'clock. two schOODePs beer for 8
cents, at Charley BertOn's, corner OF
Beale and Shelby streets.
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OPERA BURLESQUE.

What 1t Is. and What it Is NOt-The DIFF.
ference between BurIesque and Comic
Opera, and between Burlesque
Opera and the BOuffe
Business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-29

how fast all smokers are learning that "Duke's
Durham" smoking tobacco is the best7 Ask
your dealer for it, and take no other.
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Queer. Isn't 1t,

Fresh Baltimore oysters, salmon and
ReeIfOOt perch, Mt SIgnaigO's. &7S Sec
Ond street.
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WANTS.

CoTTAGE-To rent a cottage in Fort Pickering,
~ With garden and stables. Call by Saturday even
Ing, at 237 Main street DIR. MARABLE.
"HITR GIRI,-FOr general houseHOrk, In a
wv small family at ia UNION ST.
NJ URSE-White girl, twelve or fourteen years old,
IN to take cars OF child three years old. Answer
saturday care Appeal office.
M RS. CZAPSKI receives pupils I'm Vocal and In
VI strumental music, at her residence, No. 266
Third street, corner Court Cultivation OF the voice
d specially.
LIFTY DAY BOARDERS-At SO per week or
IL $l2 per month, at the Cincinnati Restaurant
aud Saloon, No IL Adams street.
n ME SALESMAN for each State. salary SIS to
~ 500 per month and expenses. References re-
qulred. LABELLE MFG CO., Chicago, Ill
TTNENANT-ro cultivate 90 acres on Island "a on
L shares; good dwellings, and cisterns. Apply to
Gage Fisher 300 Front, or A. Lea q Co., Fulton
( looK-A white cook Apply at ----
DARTIES Wishing TO purchase the
L GROVER x BAKER SEWIN6-MACHINE,
10 call at their office, 3IS Main street. Repairing
MRS. C. o. VALENTINE.
TINKACHER-FOr the Somervllle District High
l. School, an experienced lady music teacher; good
recommendations required; saary guaranteed. Ad-
dress q b. SALE, Sec'y, AUoka, Tenn
CITUATIoN-By a nrsj-class Sawyer and En-.
Corner LaRose and Webster streets
DOARDERS-At ~ Court street. Rates TO suit
ID the times. Front or back rooms. Also day
boarders wanted.
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Office.

If you wish good, solid monument, tab
let or head stone, and DO not wish to pay
agents selling marble around the city, call
on Thomas Maydwell, No, SO Union street,
and he will save YOU that amount.
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ElOVd'S.

Regular meals serUed. Sherbe1r and pure
ice cream for dessert. Fresh pastries for
lunch. Everything in good style.
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The Mammoth WeekIv3AnpeaI

In wrappers, ready for mailing, can De had
for five cents per copy. 1t contuns more
than double the quantity of reading matter
published in any other Memphis weekly. It's
news and commercial reports are the fullest,
latest and most accurate The weekly is 50
per year, postage included
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0dOrless EXcaVating Company.
Vaults enptled at reduced rates. of
fees, log washington and 40 Madison,
Kit williams Block.
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Spring Lamb and Green Peas,
Savannah river shad, and full assortment
of fresh vegetables.
Il. SEESSEL, ST., d SON,
Corner Second and Jefferson.
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TAKEN UP.

IORSE-Medium-si about 2 years
II old; white blaze on forehead; had saddle and
halter on. The owner can have same by calling on
JONES CROFORD, colored. re3r l II Washington
A NOVA large size bItndle COW, with q calf 4
~ months old. which the owner can have by pay
IN charges and proving property. ChaS. Boyde, col
ored. Bass avenue. two miles fIom city.
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FOR BENT.

IOTTAGE-Three rooms; nine dollars per
~ month; No. AZ Ross avenue. Apply to
+. ATWOOD, l.. and N K. r.. Shops,
Winchester avenue.
CTOKEHOUsE-No. Howard row, corner Shelby
- and Union streets. II. WETTER & co.
y RoCERY SToAE-An "a No. ~ family grocery
VI stand-the three-story brick building, No. lOJ
Vance street, south NEST corner Avery. Address
II. LINDERMAN, No. Is Washington st.
1.-TWO PLANTATIoNS-Cheap 70 desirable tenant;
L one near Mason, Ten1., and one near Forrest
City, AK Apply to A. N. M'KAY, 371 Main St
HOUSE AND FURNITURE Centrally located;
Ii man and wife will board with tbs occupant.
address No. Mulberry street.
HOUSE-The desirable tWo-story frame dwelling
Ii house No. 443 PoDtotOc street. just east OF
orleans; In good repair, and convenient to either
Vance or Beale street cars. Apply to
j. ii. SHEPHEkD, 10 Madison st.
kQOOMS-Pleasant sleeping rooms and offices,
LIZ 431s Madison. j. j. LOCKART, 43I2 Madison.
E900MS-Furnlshed or unfinished; suitable also
LII for families to housekeep. 10l JEFFERSON.
kINURNISHED kOOMS-With or without board
Il No. 296 Third street
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap to gem
~ tlemen. New brick house, "a Mulberry street.
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Spring Lamb and Green Peas,
Fresh meats OF ali kinds,
Free delivery ON sunday morning to
all parts of the city.
L. SCHILLIN6 & BRO,
Corner Jefferson and Third.
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STaAYED.

ATARE-A small sorrel mare, lame In right lore
MI shoulder. proper reward paid for delivery
to K. p. GLENN, Wharfboat.
TORSE-A gray horse, 1919 hands highi thin
II name and tail; about eleven years old; sup
posed to have gone In the dill ecton OF Memphis. Any
Information as TO his whereabouts Will be rewarded
% a dressing DR.. JOHN BUCHANAN, CollieTvile.
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LAW REPORTS.

KREMER, HERZoG &.CO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-17

The export trade of America include, many
curious items, which go to show the resources
of the country and the energy of American
producers in finding markets for their goods,
For instance, we are informed that re.uiur cX-
ports of plum padding are made, and the bust.
ness of making and canning, or preserving in
tins, both plum puddings and mince.meai for
export to Europe Is carried on at Dover (peh,,
ware, Philadelphia and other places. should
scarcely think that much of these articles find
their way into Engmnd--al any rate, am
glad to say | have never met with any Ameri.
cal. confectionery j. also regularly sent to
South America and the West Indies. TOYS
are also II considerable item in the export lists
of the SaeS--FranCc and Germany being the
principal customers though large quantities
are bought up by English houses, American
egg whisks, nutmeg GHtcrs, and other small
household articles, are in great demand \
Boston company turning out 5000 cans or pa
600 lbs, of baked beans and Goldfish balls daily,
finds large outlet for both articles in Eng
land France and South America. Steamship
agents in New York say that potatoes for
ireland are the cnmmOncst things IN the
world" and oatmeal is frequently shipped to
Glasgow. In Germany the clippings or refuse
of the cigars made in America have recently
found a market at from &c to &c per Id. For
merly these clippings were allowed to aCcumu-
late in the cigar manufactures for months, till
Il Spectator happened to come across Il heap,
which he bought "iOr song" Not content
with selling their own refuse at profit, manu-.
laCturcrs have established regularly IN Canada
to collect tobacco waste" which is shipped
in bulk to Germany british Mercantile
fId-stf
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From Nevada.
SPRING CITY, New. May ,th.

SPRING CITY, Ney., May ,th. 1879.
You will no doubt be surprised to hear from
this remote region Of sage brush and noun
tains Spring City is % new mining camp,
struck about u year ago, and is one OF the rich
est ever discovered on the Pacific coast Al
though scarcely a year old, it already has "a
population OF over two thousand, and people
are docking in from all directions We have
three quartz mills running, which turn out
about fifty thousand dollars monthly in bul.
lion.
Ottawa is well represented here. The IIinkley
brothers of Ottawa are wealthy rancherocs in
Paradise Valley. Coon llinkley, the Oldest OF
the brothers, discovered the Paradise mine
and sold out for ,hirty-seycn thousand dollars.
Joe Picrguc, II brother of Lon, who runs a bak.
cry in Ottawa, struck u mine here and sold to
san Francisco capitalists for ten thousand.
Joe is now running II saloon here and doing
well Chris Wolfe, formerly of the fire com.
pauy at Ottawa, is working here making six
dollars per day ut his trade rs q carpenter.
John Flick, of Ottawa, is running u butcher
shop here and has large trade. take the
FREE TRADER, and they are all very anxious
TO get Il look at it
Spring City is nearly.g hundred miles from
the railroad and consequently any news from
the outside world /, hailed with JOY. There is
a very rough class Of people here as general
thing; most everyone carries a revolver or
knife and they will use them on the slightest
provocation; but if a man minds his own bust
ness he can get along all right | am clcrking
for T.. Reinhart \ Co; they have branch
store here and have large houses IN San Fran
cisco and Wisnemucca. The weatherls beau.
| titul here at present Wheat and barley in the
valley are a foot high. There are five or SIX
here who are going to subscribe for the FREE
TRADER. Hoping 1t will still continue to
flourish, remain very truly yours,
JNo. 5. McGINNIs.
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FORTY ACRES AND A MULE.

"Dem fohty akahs and dat moo"
Said Jim, cotton hand,
Muss be, or dis chile Is looi'
Somewhat about dc land.
Gwen Massa Linkums folks kim down
We nipgahs Understood
Dew meant to do dc Ting up brown
And fotch us out dc wood
Cd" Dem fohty akahs sounded nice;
Dat mool--we hcerd him squeali
But all dc land is in wise,
De mool hain't showed his heel
ms mighty hahd to stand dc rents,
Wild cotton gittin' cheap,
And den de bill oh de eXpents
Leabs us behind, a heap.
g, Dem fohty akahs and dat mool
Amt on'y in de ar;
-Dey muss be-wish I'd been to school
Up in dc Mort somcwhar.
80 II amt no use to be resign
DE l,awd's got one eye shut;
Tn to de Norf is whar Ise gwinc,
T has to go aioot.'
- You bettah wait" said Uncle Jake,
"And stay whar you was bawn;
It's muffin but machines dcy take,
Up dar, to raise de Gavin.
- Don't fool youscf about no such,
Mind wot de ole man say
Dcy likes de brack man berry much,
But likes him fur away.
'' You bettah worry heah, you bet,
Long wild dc cotton land;
De Norf is cold, but coldah yet
VIII be dc wife mans hand"