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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

.si-Esa PROBABILITIES. Ju7g2S. looo.-
fox 10 :iijG.c s,s!cs paItjy, cloudy Tas.h3'
a..:.o.Y Cc2as .ona, rsio, variable "!nts H's.'Y
p. -En..r n.s-.y Stationary t:npe-NU.o. So
..g-a.. c. j glar barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

OFF TIE TRAcK.-A train 90 tho Che:a
peake and Ohio Railroad ran Of tho track ct
Greenwood. twelve mics tee other side OF
Charlottesville, last night, AID as a Consequence,
the north bcu1d train over tho Virginia Mid
land Railroad was behind tim, this nornog
eyer half az hour
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

ANOTHER SHARk.-A large shark, q regular
Gan cater, was caught al Glymoat Oh Monday
IS some fishermen. 1h" NOUS. or came within :
.t" icct o! some cert cmen G no were 10 bath
ios, but Vas frightened eli before he c;ul
ni'sv 1t Convenient 10 swalow ono or two Of
mem. 81 the sid tfa large net AID s'urgcco
ok val batcd, which be Bit OF greedy, the
Il'iIc Ep;It was hauled ashore ard Killed.
%aca II Wos found 10 measure eight feet six IN
Goes 10 !cogih. This is the s:coD1 shark cap.
lhFeo Q the 70 oTac wjthio the pa. two weeks.
" Wal te r:c:cnttd 10 the Smithsonian L..
9isulc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

y o U Nc LADIES' INSTITUTE,
=: ALEXANDRIA
he thld Snnusl session Of Miss MARY E.
nEAHL'S SCHOOL FOH YOUNG LA.
DIES $50 hlTTLE GIRLS will begin SEP.
TEN BSH 18Th, 1850.
ihe Principal has had owe, Giteen years OK.
pCricrco IN teaching; taught four years at Bel
mort SEMINARY and WAS VIC, Principal there
cuil7g tho latter part of her stay. She has
taught a!ao IN the families Of l.rominent GENTLE
Een IN Virginia; among the N tho late Dr..
l., r. balcW!n, OF Staunton. Since coming to
Alexandria me has been so sue ces:ful and has
oiHt win SO much encoursgem ent (having re.
tetanh iae same pupils through 10th annual ses-
'l2IsJ mat sho he's rented he use, where she
WIZ res>ie' IN desirable s-.d suitable location,
On Luxe street. between aoysl and Pitt, two
nceEs lr"fn the Corner Of 1soys. The rooms in
Ihe stc1ni story will DO II: 81 for school rcoms
. Ter Terms Ter board inc luding washing, fuel
nights and tuition IN English bran. hes, are Sl5O
Fer schHisslc year, un monthly; the higher
EIgsh hrsnchcs, with Mathemsti.,s Latin,
French. Music Painting and DraWino' will be
taught. Terms for the cholsstic wear li0 mos J
Primary department SIS; Junior S2O. "a Nor
-SZe. Payments 10 ba mHde ono third in sdvan ca
on toe day Of entrance, ono third on the l5:h =.
oecsmber and ono third on tie 10Th Of March.
heiorerc;s: Rev z. Suter, cher pastor And
pa:rcn) Bishop 2. NJ. White, t!ol. K h Mont.
sgue, (torme7 pstrop) OF Shackelf,rds', King and
9Iaon county, Va; Rev. Er. u. +. Sprige And
new. Or. j: Peteriin, Of Richmond; Kew. r. F.
M ssth. OF kentucky. and her former patrons in
lbs place She respectfully REQUESTS hose who
may decide 10 pstroni@s her to spolv on The Nrst
of September ie9I.ooStnttI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

HEAru q }. l.. THOMAS. SE NJ. J1ho
Leafs Thomas, ST., proc'in, NJ and Highly re-
ng6ctcl CT IN Of ballm1rc. father OF tho
,Cl.cc'o, Ct thc ro't I! E4limo;c, and of Mrs.
John j. AgC5w Ct this ely. died q. lis resi-.
icCc2 "a the to:m5r cilV Yesterday, in the IS d
ear Ct hi: a@n. lie was stricken aith paralysis
&c Saturday, afternoon last and Gcvcr recovered
'"nl tie shcCS. For haii nu:y Mr.. Taomas
vas pres!!icl c.l;5 Of tie II, sbg!e;i 30
Church, AID Has q MAG Il deep and earnest
''Lv!cuons, sIGce!c and uooblru-Vo in his rc'y.
quiet ard modest 10 hi. daily Haks OF HE lie
"Cs D Gear ard dear 81 rI Cl Dr.. l. }. Brack
cHrlige, and Th@1 he celebrated cjntro7c!sy
between tic rea aud cIi schools Of the p.,shy
leElaa Church took place in ISIS hc tspoa,@i
be s,de 0! the now .cI0oI, AMI YES rc:irs i !.
'ouodl0g cautch 10 Winchester, Va. ine
rnsFa: VII. take I'sc' 20 m1r:ay tfCrnoon d;
iGu7 o'clock. iroal tho fcsie7c; o. h,s son.Ie
ew, Geo. Il. I'ag', ca, FaIson sr,,'. ia:
tayctte, E!i:im01e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

PROFESSOR EVANS RECITATION. -Thoa,
parsons fortunate enough to hear Profcsso.
r.gaa5 la. ni.ht .: Sa:cp;s Hall go >yed rare
raa:. The c0;eT;ainmsut Was OF ito highest;
order Of IacTjt. Elch pieca Oh the programme
"is gen. 10 l!sHi!, AID each WIS rendered with
-'cat power Nr. Evaos' Interpretation Of the
varied programme G! tie evening convinced the
,uilaUca Ina. a master OF The dramatic art was
before them. At.er tie rectal oiS2v,ra selt ctions
Pfo!..so7 Evans. BY tGrGiak III. b;cs ijr al 10
,tan', made a siuDia cbauge ia liz coz aud
hair, Hb!c2, berg supple taaotod ~ charge
i coaHtcE2Lct aad sinin;c, Ir21ucer: n won
iai!Gi transformation. Ia r!acc ii ITO WI.
L.cs-td pr0fsS5,T s.ooi vjri!at'G vsgabo0d,
"'k2mpf, UaJ2sGcl--a lsZ., stihl,as iyilJW.
Iao dog of the vasahoSd vas 40 hTgGsht 10
,Gas,n1tioa IL : :!YijiY lc'vtn Ire sn3rencc
ihe cD'eg!alainrD: closed With "Dirius Green
.ad lis Fiyiog Machine, the renditon oil
which corVu sd tho house. Piot, s4or EySn1
viii probably G.r2 $4,000 enltrtalamcn. tc'cro
aIs depst.uG2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

Hancock AND EsaMsu Clue IN TIE
SGT-l' lislaat 10 notice large uaao
at tho democrats Of hleZ3n!Iia c.u1'g met at
Walker s,hool building. g. Balis!op, 90 Iu-sd4g
av,a;0c, the .1:h io.tant, a. ; oc.o;k, 10 CT
sax! Z IL.rccc. aod Egg sh Club Tor the
eImraigD. The meeting WAS called to ordc: BY
VI George H. Adams.
GA mo i1D, Iir. Gcorse O. Wuodcr was
'e,.cd chsirra2n aaJ Sir. i. +. D.uz'as4 $50
.e.ar7.
some foitc nance were enrolled !Gr member
Lip anG the t5'icwnc cltc.r5 elected ftcsi-
tast &. T. nrahsG,, X; vice presidents, 4. =.
pyns!.a, Of hrg.:0u diS!Il1l; !. IL johnson,
- .l.f.rso1 district; George .. WGrd r. Ct
Washington Gi-gEi:: sc;Tata;y j. ]. Bartlett ;
-,cra=p:I1irx a.c:c;aTy, James II, St:v3ls
treasurer, G.0Fge Ii. Nortuore.
The f3I!oang executive Committee WAS az
p5iarod: GraIg3 q. Wu1der, Harvey HsiIcy,
aal /. Il Windsor.
Ga myti5r. iie=s;a \. l.. D,u1iiSs, }. p.
&lf,le,t a1d james Il! Stevens we're anp)iotcli
. committee II Grai: q Constitution ard ~ laws
~ the cue.
GA ma;i03, Nlcssrs Gto:ec Il. iloc.;mcr,,
!. l.; j-h7=op, Se9;. B;owc, aGI the rrts!dsot
.s.rs a9poiatal committee 10 rnsko eco. ss,ry
.T-GGSI.. -! i!tLt ioS "LN cIr C-IbE Z ii .p
.s Z 1t ;hn c2!ncTS.
"a n), ., The tc.ioc s:cn,ary was Cir, c.cd
~ ,Crrish he Aex3njr;a Gez 1t. H:th the
mrcu t., OF This ulecliog !ar publication.
Syrl'ol :anl:l:S Tc:o made b7 various nam
here. Elthu5 asn and uli:y p;evi!Icd. aud
Tie dub gave evidence CT beiog p)w2r 10 lhc
,.rrJaonIog campaign.
Go motion, the cuo adjourned to noct Two
weeks from that night (Ausun l0j, samo hour
.ol r,l5n,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28
EDUCATIONAL.
Alexandra Female Institute.

NO. jG SOUTH FAIRFAX ST,
The 10Th annual session of this Institute will
elmmeEco THU RSOAY, Sept. lG 1850.
lost'u2tion thorough in ell branches. For
CltcuIsrs' containing full particulars of terms,
&c, apply -
jy2i-tSl6 Misses GREENE, Princip,ls,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

fiHUiCE DRIED BEHF--Ona tiercs Dow
" bfsnd Beet. suitable for slicine and chine
ping. received to-day NJ
j. Z. MlLBURN'S,
Wy:2 ~ north Royal st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

SrsEL sad IRON DOUBLE snd SINGLE
~ PLOW PLATES, finished aud unfinished,
just received and for sale a. S. King st corner
Of Hovsl. CAL and SEQ
spli 1T CREIGHTON 9 SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

TALL Ct 4 SCAFFOLD. w hlIh Three c5l0TeI
ulep, Richard Dent, j. II. Hamilton and
Abraham Carter, wero OF work this morGiIg
90 200 Church (eo'o;e6), now in curse OF
erection 90 south Lee street, a portion CT the
sca!ioldi0g upoo which they w:ro standing gave
Wy, preolutatiug them to TIE ground below, o
disatc, Of about twelve feet. Hamilton aud
Carter etcapad With but few slight bruisoa,
bat Dent had his head badly cat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

AN EXCEPTION TO TIE RULE --"Musio bath
cha::2s to s)oih sayisa breast" is al o.d say
lDE, aad GENERALLY scoeptod as truo one. but
HE sweetest stya:rs CT roored ba1i. lila;
Taraded The streets yesterday eveLlOg 10 a17ec'
Use aa tXc1rsiCu that va, TO lake Use, at Eight,
tai tee dlrec; y opposite effect. The band, 10
lis Reorganization. had pretty So ooth time. until
itreacbed the neigh bnhood of Brzzaid's Roost,
1her, three savascs Of that locality, Silas Har
ris, Gee. Ttcmpson and Henry Freeman, fell
10 work 10 denolish enc Of tho uusicsns, horn
AID all. The police arrived Oh the scene Jus:
ID tinc to IrtVens general row, and alter
struggle, succeeded 10 arrestiog Harris aud
bringing him to tho station house. lie aod
the tWo other rousEs. who were subsequently
arrested, were brought before The Mayor this
morning charged with esisuiiug VIM. Msdella.
They were fined IS each. Freeman paid his foe
and the other two w:r, sent to the chain gang.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

lSsANE-Iarriet Washington. ooored, 90
years OF age was a1judged unatic BY com-
mission OF Iunacg, consialioG tf Drs. Stabler
srd Gibson and Justices Nails, Motter and
Thompson, at the Jail yesterday evening" and
ere DoT i've ei1I h. peI h,s G,1ed 2 the
in any Of the esylums Of the State, it is likely
they will remain at that Institution fer some
!lno yet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

lHih BONES various brands of Family
AOO SOAf-Bsbbit"s, Higgins, Stand
ard, Oriental, Doobins and other varieties.
sepl0 HARMON & SMITH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

POfD'S MINIAI UKE GALVA.NIC
~ BATTEklES-A large supply Just re-
cIlvtd. Price juc each, sent by mail On re-
caip. Of same smoupf.
j,i E. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

I he reci.stion Of Prof. Evans above refer-td
t., will lie given Friday night. at Ssrepla Hall,
under Inc auspicfs OF the Reform Club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-28

TURNlP SEEDS-Just received direct from
y David LsId1e.h S Sons, Philadelphia,
supply OF ifean snd genuine Turnip Seeds Of all
tn mos: popular vsrictlss, which we Offer low,
lyle JANNEY ~ co.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-11-18

chllrens Shoes
agents Brigham Boot warrant
every pair they good fur
nish pair OF charge.
Hats Caps, Shirts and Drawers Variety
Give call and will We
quantity any there
and willing let public bne6:
We s
petition. Remember the place,
S. & B. KATE,
First door south Of Bank
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14
SHE KNEW ALL ABOUT IT.

Just about midnight the other night, four
men in q Detroit saloon sat looking at a
fifth The fifth one was drunken than the
other four. While all men were created
equal, some men get drunk twice as fast as
others.
at will never do to send him home in
this condition, said one Of the four after
long silence.
No, it would break his wlfe's heart"
added second.
But we can't leave him here, and if we
turn him out the police will run him in, "
observed the third,
II have been thinking unused the
fourth. He has telephone in his house.
Here is one here. | will make it my pain,
ful duty to inform his waiting and anxious
wife that he won't be home tonight"
He went to the telephone, GOT her call,
and began;
Mrs. Blank, desire to communicate
with you regarding your husband
well, 90 ahead
He is downtown here
Il know that much"
I'm descending the stairs leading from
the lodgeroom he fell and sprained his
ankle
Are You sure it wasn't his neck!" she
asked
at is not n serious sprain, but we think
ii better to let him lie on the sofa in the
ante.room until morning, Rest assured
that be will have the best Of care. We are
doing ev ~
"Say" broke in sharp voice, you
bundle him into wagon and drive him up
here, where can keep him hidden until
that drunk goes off He won't be sober
before tomorrow night
INV dear mad
Get out! If he's sleepy drunk put water
on his head, Tho's the way always Do"
"Will you let me Inform you that w"
mo, sir, | won't Throw water on bis
head, get him into some vehicle and rattle
him up her. for IFS most midnight now aud
it will take me half an hour to get his
boots off and push him up stairs Remem-
Der pour water on his head and yell fire
IN his ear"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14
ARRIVED.
MISCELLANEOUS rrEMs.

MISCELLANEOUS lIEMs'
The Gold Dust, for St, Louis tomorrow
evening
The Grand Tower is the Vicksburg
packet tonight.
The river rose inches in the past
twenty four hours.
The Belle Memphis passed down late
last night for Memphis.
Captain Blake, of the John B. Maude,
IS slow. y recovering.
The James D. Parker will arrive to-
night for Memphis
The Fearless, for St. Louis, put off sew
era! hundred packages for rcshipment.
The Andy Baum went down late Fri.
day night, with good trip for Memphis,
The Alton got away late Friday hight
with all she wanted. Mr.. Mason, the clerk,
was dociIe.
The Commonwealth passed up for St,
Louis yesterday morning, full OF people
aid affair up stream freight trip,
The Rail Road Springer, Capt. Henry
[. Orphan Boy Hart, is the next New
Orleans boat from the Ohio nver. She
ought TO be here tomorrow morning.
The John B. Maude arrival at noon
yesterday l2 hours late. She added some
considerable freight and got away about )
p, IN, Capt Harry Rolaski is in Com
mand.
Col Barnett returned to the city yester-
day morning. His meeting with Capt,
Shields. was somewhat affecting, and was
requested by the friends of both parties,
especially as Vicksbnrg rates still remain
firm at % cent per 100.
The Paducah News says The steam
boat men Of Nashville gave the remains of
Thad P. Gibson, late second clerk of the
steamer B. 5. Rhea, nice burial, the
funeral being largely attended by river men
and other prominent citizens OF Nashville.
A fund has also been made up, contributed
to mostly by steamboat men, for the cree
ton of a handsome monument TO Thad s
memory, Capt T. G. Ryman heading the
list with $50 donation.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14
AN INTERESTING DONGOLA LET
TER.
DoNGoLA, March II, 1880.

i EN-,
DoNGoLA, March ~, 1880.
As February was very sprng-like, but
too Wet Tor agricultural work, our farmers
were little down in the mouth, for the
reason that they could not commence SOW
ing oats. Imagine their chagrin on arising
from their touches this morning and look
ing out on IA world. of mud, and the snow
and rain coming Justify down. We notice
to-day on our streets and in our stores,
some very long faces; but occasionally one
with broad grin. This one belongs to the
augercrs Of evil, and is happy over the
event, and saying ~ told you So Well,
let such enjoy themselves when opportunity
occurs, for their joys are few and far be-
tween. Sunshine always follows rain and
snow. There is yet no time lost to farmers,
and we see determination on the part of
our hardy sons Of toll to pitch in" when
the proper time comes.
This is court week and so was last week.
So for two weeks there has been turmoil
among our citizens. j. Co. certain portion
Of them. \ bill for murder was found
against seven Of our citizens. We speak
Of the seven who were admitted to bail,
by Judge Harker, few weeks ago. They
were indicted, and again admitted TO bail,
and their case laid over till next term
of court. But for fear of hurting the
character of Dongoa, and being personal,
we omit giving any Of the names. Being
in saloon at night, where forty
rod whisky" is sold and local
games of cards played, has cost
these men lots of trouble and
will result in a big pile for Union county
taxpayers to foot; and yet, too many of our
citizens say, III pays to license Saloons"
We are willing to concede that it does, but
who does it pay! The saloonkeeper Of course.
1t don't pay the taxpayer worth cent, but "a
burden on HIM, and a class Of people we are
astonished at them for the reason that they
don't rise up at once and put a quietus on
the license business. We have never in
our time voted for license, and if
we ever do we hope to be marked
as a man in possession Of heart not as
large as humming- birds gizzard and
harder than adamant. 1.-THE Noble Weed"
article, in last weeks BULLETIN, by Men
cheun Freund' is worth the price of the
paper and should be read by every squirter,
who goes TO 'meetensn for no other pur-
pose than to squirt and help paint walls.
The majority of those five art fellows, who
are young, part their hair in the middle,
and dotheir squirting work on the wall, they
also leave beautiful grease spot on the
wall, where they rest their beautiful heads.
This spot, comes from the free use of per-
fumed hair oil they use. Well, there is one
consolation ~ when they get older they
will add to the list of silly
ones who sign petitions to sQuelch
newspaper articles. Neibauer is the
boss miller in Egypt, and makes -four
of the finest grades. He also takes THE
DAILY BULLETIN, and in so doing keeps up
with the times. Let others do so to.
OLD TRIM.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14
SENATOR BAYARD.
En.fnn NnrAll-

The fact that Senator Bayard was OPP
posed to the war IN 1861, he then being a
young man not in public life, Is not a very
serious charge to bring against him in
1880 Many good and patriotic men looked
with borrow upon the opening of civil
strife. Perhaps those who paused with
dread saw further than those who did not
hesitate. If it had been understood that
the war was to last four years, and that
half a million lives and billion of treas.
ure were TO lie thrown into its horrible
vortex, il would never have been begun.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14

MAINE NEws.--lIop Bltters, which is
advertised in our columns, are sure cure
for ague, biliousness and kidney complaints.
Those who use them say they cannot he too
highly recommended. Those afflicted
should give them fair trial. and will be-
come thereby,enthusiastic in the praise of
their curative qualities. Portland Argus.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT THE PLANTERS HOUSE.

AT THE PLANTERS HOUSE.
Phil. Z. Crooker, St. Louis; J. c. Jones.
Vincennes; +. 5. Blackwell, Centralia
John St. Leger, Dongola; NJ. +. Mathews.
Jno. Price, Dongola; Henry Boliten, Louis.
vile; F. L. Stvens, St. Louis G. w. Scan
tin, Metropolis; Miss Scanlin Metropolis:
W. \. Osman, st. Louis; B. r. Walker.
n. O.. d, Basner, Villa Ridge; j. S. Carr,
N. Y. City; 5. II. Piles, Cincinnati, o.; H..
Bur, st. Louis; James a. Wall, New Burn
side; 5. Jackson and family, Vienna Ada
McGeehee, Paris, Tenn, G. II, Call, Ullin
NJ V. Carson, St. Louis; c. Harall, Wal.
nut Ridge, Ark: J. NJ. Nash, St. Louis :;
+. NJ, Mattocks Chicago; A. j. Langdon,
NO.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14

Headache, Pain in the shoulders, Cough. Dizzi.
ness, Sour stomach, Eruptions Bad Taste in tina
Mouth, Paptation of the Heart, Pain in the re.
gion of the Kidneys, and thousand other painful
symptoms are the olsprings Of Dyspepsia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14
MEDICAL.

THE CELEBRATED GLYCERINE LOTION
gives immediate relief, and radical cure for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria
Dirhthcria, Pneumonia, Sore Throat,
Inflammation of the Lungs. Etc,
Lame Back, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Back.
ache PILES. Bunions, or Soreness of the feet from
whatever cause, Burns or Scads, and all Influmma.
tory Diseases, "Sapanule' will saye life DO not
neglect TO buy bottle.
our Illuminated circulars sent free on application
by letter
=, we guarantee satisfaction or money refunded.
Price, SOC. and 81 per bottle.
Trial bottles &c.
SAMUEL GERRY II COMPANY,
Projectors, 237 Broadway, New York
Trade supplied by Morrison, Pummcr Il Co,
Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14

Agents Read This.
We want an Agent In this County to whom we
will pay n salary of 500 per month, and expenses,
20 sell our wonderful invention, Sample Free.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
A $40 BILL,

BOOK AGENTS! M MAiE Your : ad GUslA i
viii pay you. A. GORTON IL CO., rs 5. 9Th St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14
On 80 Days Trial.

We will send our EIECTRo.V oLTAiC BELTS and other
Electric Appliances upon trial for 80 days to those
suffering from Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Par
aysis or any diseases of the LAYER or Kidneys, and
many other diseases \ sure cure guaranteed orno
pay. Address Violate Belt Co., Mashall. Mich.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

S=-7 A YEAR andcXpenses to agents. Outfit free
pl ~ Address. 7. o. NICkERY, Augusta. Maine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14

For Debility, Lose Of Memory, Indispositiou TO
Exertion or Business, Shortness Of Breath,
Vision, pain in the Back. Chest, and Head Rush Of
Blood to the Head Pale Countenance and Dry Skin.
II these symptoms are allowed TO 90 on, very
frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected II requires
the aid of an invigorating medicine to strengthen
and tone up the system-which
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-14

Domestic bliss-Kissing the maid of
all work. Domestic bister-When the
mans wife surprises him in the act
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-24
A Railroad Story.

Many years ago, one night while con-
ductor on the Southern railroad was taking
up fares, man without ticket offered him
a large bill. and he, rs conductors arc apt
to do, took it along, saying he would soon
return with the change. Tho purpose of
these delays Is to make quiet study of the
bill in tho baggage Car, and sec If 1t is all
right. When he reached the baggage car
with the bill, Mr.. Mckinney found what
he had taken to be 800 was a bill for
81 900. Hc returned to the passenger and
found what lie had shifted his scat. Tell
ing him there was a m stake that the bill
was for 81 900, ho was amazed to have the
fellow rcpudiate tho whole arrangement.
lie knew nothing Of it, and insisted, and
was supported by friends testimony, that
he had ticket, and that 1t had been taken
up. Finally Mr.. Mckinney went off with
the bill, which tho next day he turned in
to the company, with his explanation. 1t
was deposited in the Phoenix Bank, as a
special deposit, and drew interest for several
years, waa never claimed, and finally was
given to tho conductor by the company.
The only explanation was that somc bank
burglars were on the train; that ono Of
them carclessly took out the wrong bill,
and that 1t was decided safer to lose 81 900
than to risk being arrested. Probably thoy
thought ho knew Of the burglary.