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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-23

81 shai, need more than your
word, my good sir. How 90 j
know but you are in league
.'Good morning. sir" said Uncle
Henry, abruptly. "You may here
after regre; this gratui,ous insult,
Madam, will you allow me . word
With your
The woman followed him out oi
sbop, while Fitzroy, in DO very
pleasant mood, muttered about the
@sirs Of these beggsrs-
Madame said Uncle Henry
when they we're il the street,
will you soeept from ne ihi.
piece Of gold. which vii in 9
measure atone for this mans rude
Dess and your loss Way, 10
thanks. What I have witnessed
has been worth more 20 ne than
this small sum-
At the end Of . nonth. Edward
Fiizroy came 10 receive Julia D~n-
hams answer 70 bis suit He FELT
quite confident oi. soeoess-s COD
fdence which Was soueShs; dim
ini.bed BY TIE eoliDess With which
she returned his greeting.
II nrs, decline the honor o.
your alliance said she, in answer
to bis urgent proposal
Bet VIA. can have wrought
this change in yoo ? be asked, hi:
couutenaDoe changing.
I nos; refer you % nv uncle
CDele Henry, Who entered The
room immediately, explained il
few words in What way they bad
gained a. untsvorable impression
Of hi. character. BE concluded b!
saying:
"Tbe nan Who j. obsequioos &c
the rich sod inpertipsnt TO the
poor, shal DO: with nv consent
ra-ry one il whom ] feel q H.
teres.
A wear stterEsris julia formed
a alliance With ope more worthy o.
Der, snd never had cause 70 regret
adopting her upele's test
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WHAT OF THAT

TIRED We. vAE. - thrtf
Is3rt fEz.rF lis Vas sssnf - t.sds q e.s..
Flur.ezznx fks 49, leaves -eHrt-r-e y IN hreens
Cs-ss. rs.ss fh-s vgrs ssls !. 10 eNIlst ts-1sy
CSy1s4 sz.ss ~ ;0r.A spa ny Wy;
La.ely, A13 VIA; q thss'
ss.,s z1ss - bgaslF ~ nos give. - A.
p ts.l a hrEgz responsive ne ..s f1l,
Tshs-.1 sn0eher Hfs irto iis Osn:
Eogk ..sy b. E1as n lo1szzsess- work Ga
DEk. Wei. VIA: q tAH;
ns6ss italy ereEz tAs suL sgzH n-rer -
Doss f-zr - - tky psy' Take s0Sr~ss -
I><r- iA.e- - yah ~ f-ith I'D NJ - sazrhi
Tsy ssep,s VII gui5ss - Az sSsss1 rigst
H-si Wei vhss q la,
ps1ss fs.-T life 81 sz--zs solsesy.
VIA Lss~oos nSns - Lean, AID zNzghs III pay
G.. - to.ky tsfk, Coosasr o. de
Il rsasa - is1-.sc- Lean Z, ths.s ysss1sotly.
No help. Nay. IA ss< 80
Tsoaxh huz q. ssip - fzE. ny Cod = u1zA-
WE fssds tbs rsve.s Ian Hs esl6ren ey.
he oesas ihss. vhsrssos'r ihy foOts.e5s rOa-A
AnA &c WI zu5as fhss. hzhi tAs>. -, tsss h0-s
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Is8tt 70 ATTAIN SUCCESS.

N..h-U bez..A, L;r Is q failure.
YELLOW IYE-,. SALLCW CCNPLUroy,
To- o. ArPE-UE DT,PEFsIA, SICK
IEA8ACGE- LI,lcUsSEss, ard CoSsTIPA-
HOS. siae r..-.: q a complaining LIVER
NAACE.tJ : LIvEE AND ASTI-BIIoUs
CoNFoUND 8. a kDowie,lged as Ez-s care
.JT ne suisel.el system.
P0Ss=s-i1z "CASCAEA SAGRADA,"
with o.ier meritori0us ingredients, makes
il an in.ali.b.e remedy for EoUALrzISG
TEE CIRCULATION. purifying the Bloom.
and restoring % PERFE-T HEALTH the
enieeble1 sysiem. IS cents Per bottle.
Towns Bronchial Syrup cures all Lung,
Throat and Caesl diseases. IS cents per
bottle.
FARRAyD, WILLIAMS & Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Detroit, Agents.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-23

"Any children 7" said the pro-
prietor Of the house, gsunt, harsh
woman, with . voice you could
CRATE a nutmeg on, to the propos-
ing tenant of her building. "Yes,
ma'am,5 meekly replied the tenant ;
"but il you desire it, of course l
can drown them"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-23

w. A. Mcconnell, one OF the
members of the theatrical profess
sion, and who has on several occs-
sions visited this city, tells the fol-
lowing joke as having been purpe-
trated at Cheboygan: Not long
since, Garry Hough got up . sum-
mer company who "took in" the
Lake Superior towns. although
they were on pleasure bent, they
bad . frugal mind" They had q
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-23

DID you ever see battery take
position
/, hasn't the thrill Of 8 cavalry
charge. Dor the grinnsss Of line
q bsyoD.ts moving slowing and
ds;sruiDedly On, bat there Is 8
peculiar eIcitsueu. about il that
makes Cd veterans rise in The sad
de and cheer.
We had been fighting 8. the
edge Of the woods Every car
fridge box bs. been enptied once
snd more, sod fourth Of the bri-
gsie has melted away in dead and
wounded and missing. Not q
cheer is heard in the whole brigade.
We know thu, ve are being driven
foot BY foot, and that when We
break hack once more the line will,
20 70 pieces aud the enemy will
pour through the gap.
Here comes help.
Down the crowded highway gal
lops 9 battery, Withdrawn from
some other position to save ours.
The field fence is scattered while
YOU could count thirty, and the
guns rush for the bin behind Us.
Six borses 70 a piece-three riders
20 each gun. Over dry bitches
where Q farmer would DOT drive q
wagon. through clumps Of bushes
over logs foot thick, every horse
on the gallop, every rider lashing
bis team and yelling-the sight be-
bind us makes us forget the foe 10
front. The guns jump two feet
high as the heavy wheels strike
rock or log. hot not horse slack
ems bis pare. not q csnDoneer Loses
bis seat. Six guns, six caisons,
sixty horses, eighty men, race for
the brow Of the hill as II him who
reached il fret should he kuighted
A moment ago the ba' cry was 8
confused mob. We look again and
the guns are in position, the de-
} tached horses hurrying away, III,
ammunition chests open, aud alons
; our line runs the command: "Giv,
them one more volley and fall bacl
to support the guns !" We hav'
scarcely obeyed when boom ! boom
: boom ! opens the battery. and jet
Of fire jump down and scorch tn
B green trees under which we Tough
and despsired.
: The shattered old brigade has
J, chance to breathe for the frs
time 10 three hours as we form
. line of battle behind the guns an
lie down. What grim, cool fel
/" lows those cannoneers are. Ever
man is . perfect machine. BuI
:, lets sing over and around then
e but they do not dodge. Their
y goes one to the earth, shot throug
y the head as he sponged his guI
y The machinery loses just one be,
:" misses just one cog in the wbee
d and then works away as before.
Is Every gun Ia using short fu,
shell. The ground shakes IN
, trembles-tbe roar shuts ont q
is sounds from . battle line thr,
d miles long, and the shells 60 shriel
ing into the swamp TO cut tre'
r. short off-to NOW great gaps
at the bushes-to hunt ont and she
D. ter and mangle men until the
y corpses cannot be recognized
" human. You would think . 10
10 pado Vas bowling through the 70
D. est, followed by pillows Of Gre, N
yet men live through it-sy'
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A Yankee editor wishes no bodily
harm to his subscribers but he
hopes that some Of them in arrears
will be seized with a remittent
fever.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-23

Women love flowers and birds.
They are, however not so partial,
TO swallows as the men are.-N.
Y. News.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-23

weary cAPiro1.SNf - %
better acquaintance with the dark
than the brigh; side Of life, en-
tered the street door and advanced
70 the counter.
The adsble smile which Fitzroy
had worn In bis interview With the
last customer, disappeared, and IN
its place was seen . suPercihous
glance.
Il would like TO look at some
cslieoes," said the customer.
Here are some" said Fitzroy,
CURLY, pointing TO 8 pile which lay
upon the counter.
He did DOT stir from his position,
bat gszed 81 the woman With a
air that seemed 70 indicate how
utterly iDdiasren, be Vas 20 Der
patronage.
"wiu you show me some OF
them 2 asked the woman, mildly.
There they are, Ds'sn; You
can see them for yourself
What Is The price Of ,hisr abe
inquired, looking .; the one which
lsy 5, the Top.
~NiDepenee yard
Il don't altogether Ike The
figure she said, after pause.
@Don'; your returned Fitzroy,
indiHsreuily.
The customer began 20 exam
Inc some Of the other prints OF
course il doing 30 she vAs ob-
KSed 70 dissrr1nge them soDsvhst
Dog; Pul them al 70 pieces,
said Fi;zroy, rudely.
There isn't inch differences in
them You'd better take the first
that oonss How much DO you
ESutF
Tea yS-is-
Wei. yoa bsi better le. ne
cit Il q. a. csn't stand waiting
q ous Customer 81 day
Thus i1Porunsd, TIE WOMAN
hastily iriics;si one Of TIE pinis-
snd TIE required quantity vas
measured a Change vas hasnl '
made All u. ron8n departed
Her place Vas taken By vsslth!
lady Ike TIE frs;, TIE rustic o.
whose six proved a. iunsdis'e
passpor; 70 TIE good grtoss q tbs
yocDg merchant
= do.'i Ike ths;,- :boughi CD'
&C Hsnry, vbo had %; been I'D
obssrvsrt Q, this li;Ls sesDs. ~Hs
has % right % treat one customer
better than another. A. al evsno
al ought 70 be treated With con
uon eivility, whatever their attire
nav De. OF however small may b
their porchsss. These gloves 81
balf-s-doIlsr. are theyr Ties
words we're addressed to the shop
nan waiting upon him, @ver.
vel, / viii take Them
Meanwhile tbe woman who hst
jus, p1rebased The calico, re-enier
e The store With . hurried steI
AID look Of trouble. She usits'
urtl Fitzroy uss through With ID
lady upon whom be Was attending
AID tbsn pressed 70 The counter.
~Wsn, VIA; DovF asked ID
young nsn, s0psrciliously.
Il believe you made . uistak
about TIE change you handed ne.
"a mistake be repeated. Il
j. quite impossible"
Bat said the uonsn. anxious
ly, "dou't you remember that
gave you q two dollar bin, snd 20
only handed ne back tvo quarters.
WASH, that rightT
NO; / bought ten yards At nin
pence 8 yard, which made but
dollar and a quarter"
"And you handed me two do
lar bill 7"
"Yes, sir"
Then / must have given 20
back three quarters
"But, sir, il cannot be. / ba'
only two"
: "Oh, you'll End another in yor
> pocket,if you haven't spentit,' sai
Fitzroy, insolently.
9 The woman colored.
: "Indeed, sir, / know / am right
e she said, troubled.
8 at is for your interest TO-"
o said with q sDeer.
e "Aud You won't rectify the M
o take then r said the poor voms
S family.
. "You make great fuss about
J, quarter Of q dollar"
e alt is Of some importance TO N,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-23

Some men are like brooks they
are always murmuring.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-23

f1EN GIO $500 yer-. ~ a. 20 80 Day
oil EFlEfir fu4f ruu lucliifF. No Iltk- We
NlAlft .fnen Do a. vel men. May
fnlslAff fmaks more than the amount stated
(E " - & above. No one can fail % mske
money fast Any ere can do the
work- You oau make from 70 cts- 20 .. hour BY
1rNutlnE your ereulnrs aud spare tine 70 the
business. IL costs nothing % frY the business.
Ao-lils IKE % for uicney making ever offered -
fore. Llslrlss rieassuf ard s-r1eilV honorable.
lea CO. ~ sec l-l- -u know zhuuf tie lee; pay
lls tE.lrs-. before th4 public md you- sc-
tr--s and us u.ll sud Yon full parriculars and
private fsrrls ifts- .suT.es worth a. also free
yCu ran fkel ilake Up FCLT mind fur yourself
Afire-s 1E1. SIN -uN a CO. PoEtla nd, Ne.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-23
Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored

. just published, a neE edition Of Or.
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tlIIf- 20 ~ --rllnni "a esFur-s. Involuntary sem
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rHfr tr- l-lIsillittll- ~ n arrial-e, etc also,
far..-lr la.. kTlie5sy and PITT iDducs1 by self
il-l.-e ~ -a14El eKfFHreEa zee. stc-
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dangerous use q internal Medicine or the atfli-
eaton u To- knife: pcantlrg cot q mode q cure
~ 0uce SIMPLE certain and s1er-uLl ~ means Of
every slderfr. 10 matter vat he c0u1ifsyn nay
b.. r1ay care L-rl-s thszF.y, privately and rsdi-
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ET-Ills Lecture sAC-a be IN TIE hands Of
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-s1f urcsT E1lL. u plan envelope, 20 any
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Il IA rs WEEK o. y1-1 DWl town, ED1 10
I'E l. capital Fl.kel- You ear slvs the
Mill hl.i-ess q frlll without exysEse- The
lfEEE Ha.s IT1rr1rlfy ever CesFs-d Ger boz
= " " ulll- % wuTk. You sbo1H Try
uatai-lr Else until TOu for your
81 wts- ycu can GO af rt@ bushes We 5Her-
No l1s-l 90 e1T--ll ksrV. Yea can devote all
yC-r tl OF l-lT yg-T sTzT~ tine 20 the tnsiDess,
.ll -.rEs E-e-t TET for every hour that you
Ur.E- kC--e- maze % r-cE - rne1- send for
s-s-ll private terms s-ii particulars. uh5eh We
-lal ,E-=. a. -urtt frye. u,cl't complain Of
Ard TIMES u'iiH Va have such = ehsnce- Ad-
dress Pr BALLET A. CO. PCT-lani- Ne s9tyi
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-23

T.e v--t IS iirhi sz1 Fis1sGn.
C-a can - sl-tl- az. Thoss ~
-t-s -l-le1 VIII - u fhe-r
and - log -tC-l-s w. Co=-i
frss- Nov j. The --us Thra
s-'r lsvIuE - l-r-s SIMS o.
$780, 90 ~ 81
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-23

EAFE, ErEE AID EELi4BLE.
Cu--s uors. eases u Nervous Debility Wehk-
-. Lot Manho0i. Ment4l Depfes-leu. and
s1hsus.e1 YSsal Energy, IN % % 33 days No
0-hsr known remedy I'll cure ~ AZ many wee L.
~.ol1 y druggists a; a. pr psekare, OF seat -
nal q rseeIrt q prius. -e11 f0I circular. Al
5rsss 1T. J. a Elzers1n- -. Randolph -, De-
truci- Ma
7 n. HrSczxAs 4 soSs. Wholss.le Agents
s.-yl
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NONTH .ra-l--s--i 81.

6HnN :. = - = - s. = = s.;T,s
O1Wz -, p: NJ s : =; -: -;
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-24
FREIGHT NOTICE.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL, RAILROAD COMPANY.
CAIRO, LIS, April Il 1850.
Until further notice, rates Of freight over
the Cairo Short Line" from St. Louis to
Caro- will be twenty cents per hundred
pounds, and from East st. Louis to Cairo
sixteen cents per hundred pounds on all
classes, except gram and grain products,
which will be fifteen ana onc.half cents
per hundred from st. Louis, ard eleven
and one'half cents per hundred from East
st. Louis to Cairo; and hay, baggipg and
lies, and hog and cattle products, which
will be seventeen and one.haf cents per
hundred pounds from St. Louis and thir.
teen and one.half cents per hundred
pounds from East st. Louis to Cairo. Rates
from CAIRO TO ST.. LOUIS AND EAST Sr.
LOUIS, same as above. JAS. JOHNSON,
II. {. De Pee, General Southern Agt.
Agent |. G. Il r, Co.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-24
FOR SALE CHEAP,

the following machinery, all in frst-class
order One boiler nearly new, 40 inches
diameter, 81 feet long, with smoke stack
one engine 10 inch bore, "a inch stroke,
with heater, force and lifting pump; one
Daniels planer; one 70 inch planer; four rip
saws and frames complete; one cut off saw;
three shaping machines; one routing ma.
chine for bed posts and rails; one self-feed
slat tenanting machine, one boring ma
chine; one power mortising machine; two
turning lathes three Emery wheels, mounted
on shafts and frames; sixty feet of inch
line shafting with pulleys For price en-
quire at Furniture Factory.
WILLIAM EICHHoFF.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-24
KENTUCKY GIANTS.
From the Louisville Courlor.Journal,


Old Kentucky has long been noted for
big men, with big hearts, but the biggest
thing ever attempted by dame nature was
the production of the Kentucky giant,
Martin Van Buren, Bates, who first saw the
light of day in the little twon OF Whites.
burgh, Letcher county, in eastern Ken
lucky, on the morning of November 3rd,
lS46-just thirty four years ago; and to-
day this selt.same individual stands among
men the Saul of his race, weight AIS
pounds, and in height seven fea eleven
and half inches and Apollo Belvedere
in form, perfect in proportion and physi-
cal Goliath, at all times pleasant, aflable
gentleman and perfect picture of manly
grace. Capt. Bates, as he is now known,
left Kentucky in 1868, passing through
Louisville on his way to England, remain.
ing there until 1876, amasslng fortune
and spending his time in the pursuit OF IN.
telIigence concerning the history of the
mammoth men who were said to exist in
ancient days, but finally came to the con-
cIusion that Kentucky had produced the
largest specimen Of mankind that the world
had ever seen. While in England he met
that Brobdignaglan lady, Miss Anna Swan,
the English giantess, whom he married in
London on June 1-th 1871 Mrs po,,s :;
thlrty.oue years Of age and weighs Alb
pounds, and, as if by some special decree,
is exactly the same height as her gigantic
husband. Together they are a handsome
couple, perfect in form and feature, highly
cultured and an interesting sight to behold.
Their combined weight Is sol pounds, and,
as they move among common humanity,
towering like colossal pyramids, they in.
spire one with a feeling Of wonder and ad.
miration. Capt. Bates now returns to Ken
lucky after an absence Of many years, hay-
ing Travelled in mauy climcs and visited
nearly all the crowned heads of the old
world. Himself and wife are important
features Of W. W. Coles great circus, aud
can be seen without extra charge in that
mammoth exhibition enterprise which is to
exhibit in Cairo, Saturday, May lst, after
noon and evening, using the wonderful
electric light as an llluminator
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-24

Mr.. Davis-he who edits the SUMS
pleased to term our article in yesterday
BULLETIN concerning young attorneys, ian
attack" upon those gentlemen and builders
forth, in his usual style, something about
their right to pursue their profession and
then winds up by protesting" against such
q prostitution" Of journalism--in short, he
looses his temper about very insignificant
matter which does not concern him and
| about which those who are concerned are,
like sensible men, Indifferent. No one
knew better than the old gentleman
himself that we wrote the
article In vein Of hui
NOR without intending to injure our young
attorneys or cast reflection upon them;
but If he did not know this, we ask the
shades of Archlmedes, Bacon and Hegcl to
look down upon our poor befuddled CO.
temporary in pity, and judge him not too
harshly, we pray, for old age has bereft him
Of his faculties. If he did not know this,
we again say, he should trade off his head
for pumpkin or himself for a cockroach, in
order that he might be the better able to
Judge of our writngs-for in his present
state he displays an incompctency in this
regard which the public deplorcs.
An empoyc of Ben, Thistlewool's
livery stable yesterday at about noon took
one Of the horses from the stable aud mount
ing it put out for Mound City with much
haste. One of the boys connected with the
stable seeing this remarkable conduct and
notifying Mr.. Thstlewood, was at
once sent in pursuit Of the
runaway, The boys horse being a flee,
one, the fellow was oyertakea three miles
above this city, but refused to surrender
the horse, and it was not until the boy re-.
ceived a good thrashing that he gained
possession Of him. Upon his return 10 this
city with the horses, Officers Hogan and
Sheehan were put upon the trail Of the
would-be tibet and captured him at
Mound City, but the fellow made his es-
cape, we are told, Just as they nearcd the
city. Believing that he was in the city
search was then made for him by the Off
GERS and, after some search, Chief L. Hue
and Officer ScLuckers found him aboard
one Of the stcamerslat our wharf and arrest.
ed him, After the wron-, which had been
done Mr.. Thistewooi was righ,ed in some
way the fellow was permitted to 90 "wither
he will"
p. S.-We heard several stories abou, the
affair and although finding i, difficult to
get at the truth, believe the above is about
correct,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-24

GLE, Liuiment Iodide Ammonia cures
neuralgia face ache, rheumatism, govt
frosted feet, chilblains, sore throat, erysipe-
las, bruises, aud wounds Of every nature III
man or animal. The remarkable cures this
remedy has Effected classes it rs one OF the
most important and valuable remedies ever
discovered for the cure and relief of pain,
From ovcr-eXertion, contracted a pain
across my loins. Ny sutterinss were in.
tense. One bottle of Giles Liniment
Iodide Ammonia cured me. T. B. MCGEE,
Conductor n. Y and New Haven r. h
Giles Pills cures suppression.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-24

THE undersigned will, on and after
May lst, be prepared to furnish our citi.
2cns first rate quantity of ice cream,
equal in every way to that furnished in
Chicago, made fresh daily, and furnished
in freezer, from one gallon upwards; dcliy.
cred to any part Of the city, This cream is
made by an experienced artist and cannot
tail to give satisfaction on trial. Orders
left at ice house, corner Eighth and Levec,
will receive prompt attention. Will be fur.
nished at 1925 per gallon in quantities from
one gallon upwards. ROBERT IIEwETT,
AGENT
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-24
A POET PLAsTERER

WHO NOW LANGJisHEs IL OUR CITY JAIL.
o'o'-e "oo's' d" l''sA PIa''eFef VINO
lhldeu mere from AltMphis week or ten
days ago has, ever since his arrival here,
been lettering about the streets in 4 half
drunken condition and h,v,rr m ,f.;iJo
..,.,,,...c -.
''''"o9 VI euPPo'' was yesterday arrested
Dy Oillcer Nootcn anu taken before Squire
Robinson for trial, ltcomc out during the
trial that hainr uraNlo >, l,.., ,,,1,,o,. a.,
had jrri,a ,na oos, f.,.a,,7 . 81.
''''' VI '"7 ~. f''7' ~" "'!' E'"e rom
from mouse TO mouse anu begged Hour, tea,
and such other articles and had sold them
and bougL, drink for thn nancy oI,,,i,cl
.,o.,e,r Til, h.;,,. 81.
''' 80. ''''5 ,"0 ''''' '"' '''e
squire recognizing 'i'e ieI!o" ; lace ms one
familiar to him, he was fined fifty dollars
and being poor in purse. VA, sent =, mil
lor h'ty'oh' days
The following composition is Of
his own make, and con,iIpr;,g ol j.
..,r.tt,. o,o5" n ,,.a,,. n,.,
poses to write up Squire Robinson.
y,.,y s,ya ~. .,,,,. c,,,.,,.u,.
c,,,', 49, $3.50 ~ ''''' ''''''
~'' y" 0o'"tS'
"'l rowing P''sterer thAt has travelled
lar ana near
I've lust arrived rom Memphis alter beng
mere TWO years
mao me ye!'o" FEVER from which | sui
''Ieu sure,
implore.
The rich folks have money and soon can
get away,
While the working class is poorer and with
the nuisance had to stay.
The state of Illinois and Kentucky, too.
likewise old Mo-.
And all the states sent their contributions,
TO the poor people there,
But the authorities OF Memphis they took
the lions share.
Gus gifts had come,
They choose shepherd to distribute them,
but he missed tue nob!er ones,
rto I;vol otr ,he nrofts 60 d;l man, moro
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-24

To the citizens Of Cairo:
At f. c, Ford's Bracket Store, Eighth
and Washington avenue, some fine portraits
will he on exhibition for few days This
is the work Of the Celebrated Auburn Copy
ing company represented in this city by
LiGhtfoot & Shelton, general agents; +. c.
Ford, special agent. Call at once and see
for yourselves that this work is uncqualcd
and uncXccl,ed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-24
GENTLEMEN.

Adsit, Willie; Brown, John; Bcliis,
Cor; Ben.eGe,sy Chas; Berry, Hugh;
Burger, T. :; Cochcran, c.; Clark, Willis;
Decker & Bros; Edwards, Haywood,
Foley, John, Fisher, Ferdman; Fner
John; Gill, +. NJ. Green, James Hobbs,
Alex; HaeEc.c, Christian j.; Noesou,
Caarly; Hurbert Ed, HiIbun, G. a"
Hooper, Thomas; Jefferson, Thomas John.
son, Nose, p Jackson, John l2); Johnston,
John X, Johnson, Edward James, A.
Louis, Cyrt, b., Lindsay, Albert; Moore
Gran; Maryland, Geo. (?); huston, Geo.
Martin X. H.; Moore, Page; Mccormick,
Northen. VIM; Philips, Z. F.; Rogers, Nil,
ton; Rankns, Bill; Stewart, Chas. W,
Sraborn, Jack Seaman, John; Swan.
David; Van Vark, VIM. Woods John o.;
Wa!.rapp, Jacob; Wilson, Geo, Warden,
O. T.; Wade, Step&en; Wild, Sam'l
Persons calling COR any Of the above
named letters will please say advertised
G.. ". MCKEMG, p VI.