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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28

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though it seems the people thought other.
wise, for he was waited upon by deputy
and taken from his shop, like CincnnatuS
from the pillow, and compelled to serve.
suppose | would have been born in
Cairo had not reverse fortune made il
necessary Tor my ancestor to change his
base and move away. lie left rather sud
denly, and but few men were ever more re.
GREETED or held in dearer remembrance
He owed about $4,000.
The country surrounding Cairo is very
thlckly settled, and shows a high state OF
cultivation. To the southwest the land is
nat and the scenery rather monotonou.,
nut the eastern view, with It's terraced elc-
vatlons, dotted with innumerablc fine
dwellings is one Of imposing grandeur
Four railroad tunnels pas, beneath the wa.
ters--two under the Mississippi, and two
under the Ohio, These, with the immense
! meets OF vessels, boats, and bargcs. quite
sufficient to meet all the demands Of trade.
As we were getting ready to leave Cairo
a train came in from the East, bringing
several hundred eXcursiOnsts en- route 10
Memphis They had intended 10 20
| through IN the cars, but seeing our fine
| boat, they sent on an agent TO engage pa,
| sage. Upon learning this, the conductor of
the train became very much excited. and
| remarked that if they wanted to reach thcir
destination in any reasonable time. they
had better remain where they were. when
the remark came 10 my ears. replicd
would agree to take them through AS QUICK
as the cars, or charge them no fare.
That's impossible" said the railroad
agent.
"Not At all, confidently said !.
"Gou don't mean to say that your boat
| can run with a railroad train" asked IL,
| agent. with amazemcnt
81 DO replied.
"Do yon want t. bet anything on tiia,,"
Not cent any further than what have
| already at stake, which is to put ,hos. PEG.
pie now coming on board in Memphis be-
tore You get there, or charge them no fare.
In few moments all were on board ana
We backed out requested every one t,
90 below, at the same time telling the piu'
and engineer what my agreement was with
the passengers. As We Strengthened down
opposite the lower end Of the city the car,
came dtshing out Of the mouth oi the tun.
mel on the Kentucky shore and by The tim.
We got fairly under way. the boat and train
We're side by SIDE and it was lust noon
To say that there was some tall running
done would be drawing it extremely mild
Several i'oCks of wild ducks, that we came
suddenly upon, rose FROM the water and cr.
deayorcd to fly ahead Of Us, but We pus,cl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
FOUR CHILDREN KIDNAPPED.

We give place to the following letter Of
Mr., Robert S. Adams, Of Metropolis, which
we find in one Of our exchanges in the hope
that its publication in this Journal may as
sist him in finding his children:
METROPOLIS, H.. J 40. %, 80.
Dear Sir,--On Sunday, January ith, my
wife died. of consumption, AT this place, and
day before yesterday between five and six
O'Clock p. NJ. somebody Kidnapped my four
children. Andrew (as he is commonly
called whose full name is Anderson d.
Adams, aged II years next FEBRUARY; Eliza
&. Adams, aged 49, Robert G. Adams aged
10, and Belle Wood Adams aged %
years | can discover no trace Of them cy-
ccpt that they went Out the Brooklyn road
from Metropolis went to Brooklyn yes
tcrday to hear OF them but found no trace
Of them as they had not been there, ! am
heart-broEen, and want you to assist me in
recovering M children. will pay libcr-
ally tor their return 10 me- Yours etc,
ROBERT &. ADAMS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-28
EGGS.
the scaioard

Fresh eggsat New York Store 10 dozen
for one dollar.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

SANTA CLAUS ANSWERING PRAYER.-
TIC Bedford, Pa, Era, furnishes the fol.
lowing pleasing and impressive railroad
Christmas incident: Ga Christmas Eve
as the night express on the Erie Rail.
road left New York City there we're
seated In car poor woman and her
two little children, aged about four and
i've years, going to the far West. A
| conversation bet%ecn the mother and
| Children III which Santa Claus was talk
ed OF was listened to by tue passengers.
The mother toll her little blue.eyed
girl that as they were in the cars Santa
Claus could not give them any presents
because tue train was running too fast
Tor him TO get on. This statement cast
shade Of gloom over the bright.faced
children. They sat for some time in
netitative silence. 1t was soon obser,.
ed that tho little travellers were growing
sleepy. Tears gathere in many ewes
Us the little ones kHeeling on the car
cushions to lisp their evening prayers.
The lille girl said, please tell good
| Santa Claus that We are on this train
going to see papa, and If he can to put
some presents in little Joey and Maggie's
stockings hanging mp on the car win
dow, Amen" The children then hung
up their tiny stockings by the car win.
dow. In few minutes more they we're
soon asleep in the arms OF their mother.
After pause n gentleman in front of
them spoke TO the passengers as follows :
"You have heard the prayer Of these
two little ciildren.-Now | will give 81
towards making them happy when they
wake mp in the morning" He .heu
passed Isis hat around the car and col.
lcctcd SJ.75. lie next bought some
candy, oranges and figs and q picture
book for each, which with two more
silver dollars he placed in the little
stockings. When they awakened in the
morning and saw their stockings full
the little girl exclaimed. ooh mamma.
sec what Santa Claus has found as be.
cause We prayed"
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE The tobacco
factory OF Shobe and Judy, at the "Cor.
ner' in this county, was totally destroy
ed by fire on Tuesday night Of last
week. The fire broke out al about sew =
en- o'clock, caused it Is said, by do.
fective fiue. or the stove. a large
stock Of tobacco was IN the building oil.
so some valuable machinery. all Of which
was destroyed. Messrs. Shobe q Judy
suffer n loss in stock and machinery OF
about Sl,200. The bailding was valued
at about one hundred dollars, and be-
longe! 20 NJ. Daniel Judy. No in.
surancc.-PteySjUq. GraU Co GU
eette, Jan. lG.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
Tho Sweetest Name.

The namc of mother! sweetest name
That ever fell on mortal car.
The love of mother mightiest love
which heaven permit. to flourish here
Dissect q mothers heart and see
The properties it doth contain
What pearls OF love, what gems of hope
A mothers heart beats not in vain.
The words Of mother when they now
In loves true rhetoric from her lips,
'fhe meteor stars of sim and shame
Are lost amid a bright eclipse;
And when We walk the glittering path
Wherein temptation oft VIC see,
Oh, then we realize how strong
The power Of mothers love can be.
a mothers love ! il never wanes
What if her boy.;an migrate scemsP
The beauty of that wondrous love
Around the thaukless offspring beams;
Though in the path of shame lie walks,
Tho crime hath driven him to the bowl,
A mothers care can yet avail
A mothers prayers n.ay win bis soul.
What heart like mothers c,n forgive
The peccadilloes of our yoatbS
What heart like hers can lead us back
From sin to innocence and truth
Oh, mamie of mother sweetest name
That ever fell on mortal earl
oh, love of.mothcr mightiest love
That heaven allows to flourish here.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
AN Ex.sgNAron BECOMES ACos

AN Ex-senator BECOMES a CoNvfcT.
"A Denver paper sketches the career
OF a man now IN prison At Lendville. IN.
der the assumed name Of Colonel S..
Julian Clairmont, who at one time rep
resented IN Eastern State in the United
States Senate. During the first rush 10
Leadyille he succeeded In raising SI5. 900
at San Francisco TO organize a pros
peoting expedition. While on his way To
Leadyille he was induced TO visit drink.
ing saloon and gambling house. where a
quarrel and fight occurred with tle land .
lord, and the latter VAS killed. Clair
mont and bis r lend were cap .urel. but
bribed their way out Of prison by sac.
riicing $4,000 Of the capital. The bal
ance was stolen by the friend. and the
colonel abandoned in penniless condi.
ton. llo became a common vagraDt and
drunkard, and is now one of the Jail
birds hired cut TO saw wood for the eli Y
contractor. Ills real name is not dis.
closed, in the bOpo that he may reform.
and in another state take his old. re-
spectcd place in society.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
George Edson's Death.

A SrNGULAR CASE OF PRENoNrrIov Al
Pokr BYRoN.-Thc Port Byron. N. Y.
Chronicle contains She following strange
account OF George Edson's premonition
oil death: The strangest true case OF a
person being OrewarRed, or having q
premonition that their death would take
place at a given time, OF which VIC ever
heard, was that OF George Edison, OF Sen.
eca Falls. who died last week. He had
been visiting Richa<d King, OF this place.
who was his uncle, for about three
weeks, anil went home on Monday. De.
cember 18th. New Years morning he a.
rose in his usual good health.
During the morning he took a gold
ring from his finger, and handing il To
his sister-in.law. said: Kate. take
this ring, and always keep /. as n me-
mento OF me; it is the last gift you will
ever receive from me. for am going to die
to-day She tried to laugh him out of his
fancy, as she thought it, but was unable
to do so. By his request she accom-.
panied him to the village post office to
see one OF bis most intimate friends. TO
whom he broke the same sad news. and
with tears in his eyes babe him good /.
bye and last fare- we'll. fIe then Wis.
tied each person he wished TO act as
pall-bearets, and received from them
their promises TO act rs such at his ia.
neral.
lie also visited the members Of the
band TO which he belonged, and reques.
ted them TO attend his funeral in BODY.
lie then returned home and made an
urgent request for his brother TO come
home carly in the afternoon, as he wish
ed to talk with him. During the after
noon he gave his brother full instruc-
tions as to the disposition to be made
OF his worldly goods. and the necessary
arrangements for his funeral. Abou,
shutdown. the same day, he was taken
with lemorrhage Of the lungs, and at 10
o'clock the next morning he was
corpse.
The funeral was held on Sunday
The persons he selected and engaged
Tor bearers were present, and OBLIGATED
as such. The band was also present.
dressed in uniform, according to his last
request. This is one of the strangest.
cases on record, and 1T is beyond hui
man power 20 account for it. That he
knew or felt sure that he was going to
die at certain time, although he was
perfectly well at the time of making
the statement, and that his death did
take Place as he had pred eted, is indeed
remarkable.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Calvert, one of the
oldest residents of Cecil county, Md,
died suddenly on Saturday week, at his
home, near Charlestown. in his native
county. When the oh man fell to the
hoor, and lac was found to be dead, those
IN the room looked at the clock TO note
the time. 1t was then observed that
the instrument had stopped, while the
pendulum was still slightly oscillating.
All efforts to set it IN motion since MIR.
Calvert's death have proved futile tho
Old time piece refuses to GO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

AN OCULAR DEMnNsTRATI)N.-A few
years since | was called to attend meet
Ing OF the Carroll County Teachers AS
soci ton at Conway, y. III. At the
close of one Of the sessions, after the
regular business, few of the teachers
related incidents of their experience in
the school room, on which occasion
heard one Of the best things of the kind
that ever heard. 1t wos decidedly rich
a female teacher said that OF GER
tain occasion she bad in her school u
class Of little beginners of
four and FIVE years-and that III induct-
ing them into the rudiments of a'ithmc.
tic she sought To simplify things rs much
as possible. There they had the ten nu-
merals on their ten fingers, aud in al J.
ing and subtracting the simple numbers
they could reckon upon their digits. -
The thing worked to charm, and the
little ones thus learned 90 solve the first
problems Of the great science.
One day the class was out for rccita-
ton, and subtraction was the theme.
give from i've leaves how many -
was by and by asked Of a bright. eyed
miss OF four summers.
The LITTLE thing up with her fingers
aud went at it. For time she seemed
exceedingly puzzled. but 1T length her
eyes snapped aud she lifted her head
confidently.
"FTre r she said, with most assured
emphasis
Curious to know how she had arrived
at that solution the teacher asked her
to explain.
why" replied the child, holding out
her two hands, aud placing them side
by side "zcre's five on 'athand, aud Eve
on al. Now. take away 'ese five fom
'ose Eve, au-'ere zcy be fire 70
About as fine piece Of ocular dem.
oustration in the way OF a logical dilem-
ma as you will often meet New York
Ledger.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
South Branch Antelliseaeer,
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, JAN. %. 1850.

The House COMMITTEES IN Congress
on invalid pensions have unanimously
agreed upon bill, and requested their
chairman to report IL to the House, which
provides for the granting of a pension
to each surviving soldier and sailor of
the Mexican, Florida, Greek and Black
Hawk wars, q; the rate Of eight dollars
per MONTH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

While George Lynn was persona,ins
Santa Claus at a church festival in Pa
taskaia, ONO, tae cotton batting with
which his clothing was trimned to rep.
-es mt snow caught fire. anil the unfor-
tu"ate man was fatally burned. The
children rushed, panic-stricken, from the
room, but meme we're seriouxl! injured.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

MoSTBEAL HEARD FRoM r T..
Mosely, Of Montreal, Canada. certified
Sept. p, 1870. that he had suffered terri.
bly, from dyspepsia, aud was completely
cured by taking Warmers Safe Bilters.
He says: IVY appetite is good, and I
now suffer no Inconvenience from EATING
hearty meals" These Bitters are also
a specific for al skin discases.-3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

a lady Of Manchester. Chesterfield
county, Va, had pc, cat which she
gave away about three years ago TO a
person who carried 1t 10 Georgia last
week the cat returned. How il succeed.
Ell ID getting back, especially after so
long an absence, is n my stcry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

it has cost Columbus, Ohio, 81. OOOto
decide whether to change biographies in
the public schools or not, and school chill
dren were prevented from prosecuting
that study for Eve mo ths.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

a trial Of Piso's Cure will convince
you That it is good remedy for Coughs
bronchitis and Asthma.-2n.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

No MORE HARD TDIEs.-If you will
stop spending 50 much on fine clothes.
rich food and style. buy good, healthy
food cheaper and better clothing; get
more real and substantial things Of life
every way, and especially stop the fool.
ish habit o!empIoying expensive, quack
doctors or using go much OF the vile
humbug medicine that docs you only
harm, bat put your trust in that simple.
pure remedy, Hop Bitters; that cures
always at a trifing cost, and you will
see good times and have good health
ChrOnick.-2w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

Cur FOR AGug,--I OF. Peruvian
bark, J OF. Rhubarb, on. Calcined
Magnesia. Pulverize these ingredients
and mix thoroughly keep the powder
in bottle closely corked Dose, tea
spoonful of the powder mixed in a lit
tie spirit, sugar and water. Take il
three times day, just before eating.
II will break up and cure the most oD-
stinate cases of fever aud ague.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

A complete list oe articles male of
paper would he very curious one, and
almost every day it becomes moro so.
Among the things now made OF it are
huckets. 'br"nzes, urns. asphalt, roof
ing. water cans. carpets, shirts. whole
suits OF clothes. jewclry. materials for
garden walks. window curtains, Ian
terms. pocket handkerchers. stoves,
railway carriages ard carriage wheels.
chimney pots. q ,ur barrels, cottage
walls, roofing tiles and bricks and dies
for stamping.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

THE Osaka Japan NPp0 informs its
readers that fifty japanese umbrella
makers have been engaged by manufac-
tlrers inAmerica, aud will soon take
their departure for this country.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
1850.
UARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILI.CSTRATED.

tbs periodical has a. ways. by it's able orG
"oAriY discussions Of the questions nf ih4 day
we.i o5 by ia Illustrations which arc pre-
'Tfi hy The best o. lists 49, eNertpd most power
'i and beneficial influence upon tie public
Tie weight Of ils Influence viii always Ice
.''HI 'n lhe side OF morality, enlightenment,
I'D aLencEt.
i. Tu.umc7 Of The weekly" begin with the
s' Number fur Jtruar5 for each year rs hen
Sane .s mentioned ID viii he understood
.' sabsr5iber wishes 10 commence wish
number utxt after BE q, ceipt Of oIdcr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23
Pon,ney, Hca Va,


= !'l" undersigned woula re5pcctfall, form
! his friends OF the county OF Hampshire. that
BE- p prepared to do surveying upon tie
-" test notice. Oihce--the oat occupied by Or.
> i. Ljrton Eomnpy, West Va
March Q 1856 A MONROE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-01-23

West Virginia wool was quoted high.
est on the list in Philadelphia market
last week, when IL reached IS cents per
pound.