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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
Girl Graduates,

There were eight graduatesin ALL Two
OF them were exceedingly beautiful,
both being blondes; five Of them were
pretty, but the eighth was decidedly
homcly, though intelligent.
swell" said one Of them when ask
ed the question, "Im going abroad to
study medicine. II win take me about
five years, and then | intend to come
back here and practice in my home in
Connecticut. think the salvation of
this country will only be attained when
half the physicians are women" And
with noble expression in her beauti-
ful blue eyes she turned away. This
was from the prettiest girl of the lot
"lm not going to be SO silly said
the other beauty, biting the end of her
white satin fan. I'm going into soci-
ETY.. This summer mas going to bring
me out at Newport, Saratoga and Long
Branch, and in the fall I'm going
abroad TO be finished or polished up,
you know. 1t gives one an air of elc-
gance to travel abroad, I'm told
but what are your plans for life?'
was asked
plans? how funny! Why / intend
TO have a good time, of course. But
plans Why, ma says it vulgar for
women to have decided views on sub
jects. OF course I'm going to belong
to dancing class, and have regular
reception days, If that's what you mean
by plans, and she famed herself rem
tly and held her big boquet OF pink
roses up to her dainty nose
"for my part, y said the homely girl,
81 think life is a curious mixture
What S the good of learning so much
trash, for it is trash Then you live
little while, and speak correct English,
and then die, | don't know what I'm
going to do, | should ike to be in
love, but ! don't really think any one
would fall in love with me, so III have
to give that up. | wish could 20 to
school all my life. a."
Now, Edith" said one Of the girls
yet unheard from, you know you'll
marry some awfully nice fellow, be-
cause you've got so much money. As
for me, I'm only too thankful 20 nave
been educated, even by a stingy old
aunt and now I've got to support my
self
Il should think it would be lots OF
fun to earn your own living said
lively little brunette who was in grand
spirits. Don't you lind it so?' She
went on, turning 70 the reporter,
"uh, yes, lotsW was the heroic re-
ply,
yes, | should love it. Getting
checks of your own every week and
drawing on the bank, and having
enough money to buy all the candies
and chocolates you wanted. Oh, ! do
wish pop wasn't 50 rich
Don't be silly, Maud" replied a
stately young lady, with very wise eyes.
prank say, its very difficult to make
money, and when I'm married I'm 90.
ing to be very economical I've come
to the conclusion that its very wick.
ed thing ia have so many new dyosses
and music and ice cream, when thous-
ands Of people are starving, "-NcW
l0rk J0urHai.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
Negro Reformation,

when was a sinner man. acted mighty bad,
Al, stud nl II" oyil instead Oh de good,
An wlcu dc night come, was arers mighty
glad
Fur den Ia climb de fence an steel de neigh.
bors' wood
when ne rooster crowed at night, was outen
de- hod
4 wmchin' iur dc hirl as he sot on dc tree;
Wild a motion mighty quick, III grab him
rouu' he head,
Don uul N his naik as laid him cross my
knee.
I'd hing crroun' de barn fur ter grab young
A. he a,d hall asleep down behind de water
truh
An I'd kTer up his head wild my ole geens
coat,
Cuta ,tino Wild my feet and shake dc dust Of.
But now T.c good man, an longs ter de
church,
An when dc nights come, alcrs prays an
siugs-
Nobcr sloa, hen only when I'm in dc urch,
Fur do appetite, yer know, often crave, such
things,
wa, 'rr.l,d GIldcr day, but I'll make de sin.
ncr itoh
Fur lghiu Up a muic what foun' In hole.
Bur want moe y tahin dc ass from dc ditch,
y ach wOal dc savior says /, good fur de soui
I,c been awful sinner, but now l'se a saint
An C" Thought II gins 10 my soul n mighty
boost:
ia may cU. me Oh stoallu, but / makes no
r0mpaiut-
Like l"r know DC place whar dem turkeys
gNiHc ter ruOst
-lArknnsaw Traveller.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05

The Royal Humane Society recon-
mends to the notice Of the English pub
lie code Of rules published by the So
cictY, aad entitled, Caution to Bath.
ers. They are a. follows:
Avoid bathing within two hour, after
meal
Avoid bathing when exhausted BY IA
tlgue or any other cause,
Avoid bathing when the body is cool
lug after pcrspiration.
Avoid bathing altogether in the open
air if, after having been short tine
in the water, it causes 4 SoNse of chill
illness, with pumbncss Of hands and
feet.
Battle when she booty is warm. pro,
vided No time is lost in getting into the
water
Avoid chilling the body by sitting or
standing undre>>ed on the banks or in
boat, after having been in the water
Avoid remaining too long in the
water leave the water immediately
there is the slightest feeling of chilli
ness.
The vigorous aud strong may hathc
e9rIy in the morning vi AZ empty
stomach
Tho young, and those who are weak,
had better bathe two or three hours at
ter u mcal--the best time for such is
from two to three hours after break
fast,
Those who are subject to attacks of
giddinesS or fantneSs, and those who
suffer from palpitation and Qthor sense
of discomfort, "a. .hu heart, should not
oatno Without first consulting their
medical adviser
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
RIVER ITEMS,

RIVER ITEMS,
lhe Ste Gencvicve left for 81. LOUIS last
evening with fair trip,
The Hudson from Shawneeton passed up
Tor st. Louis last night with good trip
aud engagements ahead sufficient to Gil her
out when she goes into St. Louis The
hudson Is permanent fixture and is a
winning card.
Inc Belle Memphis from st. Louis is due
this afternoon for Vicksburg.
The VIII Kyle passed up for Cincinnati
yesterday morning at 2 O'clock. She had
agood trip for the stage of water.
The Ella Kimbrough brought cargo
party OF coIored eXcursionists from Hck.
man and Columbus yesterday and left on
the return tripat Top. m. o'clock las,
night She will be back again this even.
ing.
The Arkansas CITY from Vicksburg pass.
ed up last night for st. LOUIS.
The Paris G. Brown will be the next 49,
Lane" for Cincinnati and her date for Cairo
is Wednesday 9Th INST.
The Cons. MIIar from Cincinnati is due
for Memphis this morning, Call on W. F.
Lambdin, Agent, and get your tickets.
The John A. Scudder from St. Louis Is
due to-nighttor New Orleans.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
A Coward Given Stunning Rebuke,


A tragedy was prevented at Cape
May recently by the presence of John
son, a professional swimmer who l.
hired TO stay IN y hoaI outside the dan.
ger line, through bathing hours, and
watch the bathers 4 powcrfullv-built
man, whose name, unfortunately, could
not he learned, was bathing, In compa-
ny with young woman, whom he was
teaching to float He was good swim
mcr, and, probably without intending
it, took her considerably out of her
depth. Suddenly she learned this and
became alarmed, kicking and scream
ing violently. The man could easily
have saved her, but he turned, and
WIN a dozen strong strokes, sWalu in
HIMSELF leaving hel helpless She
mUSN nave drowned had not Johuson
rowed quickly Ia tho spot and jumped
in after her, Diving, he brought her
to the surface, and thon, without troub-
lie, to tho shore
Hero her whilom escort was waiting,
and putting his arm around her was
about to support her half-fainting form
to the bathing house, but man who
had seen the whole occurrence from the
pier arrived in time to prevent this.
Extending his left arm yathor suddenly
he touched Che follow behind the ear
with his knucklcs with sufficient force
TO send him hyng a dozen feet away,
when he fell in the water half stunned.
Then the last conner, amid enthusiastic
cheers from hundred witnesses, took
the girl himself TO the bathing house,
NcW York. Hcydh.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05

An Italian ,rHit yonder. who few
wears ago Started business in Nashville
by opening peanut stand, Ia now one
OF the noncyod men of tina, city. He
is one ol the stockholders in the new
bans which will be opened in Septem.
Der, having subscribed $4,000.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
RIVER NEWS.
lN:As

W imMBDIN, river editor of ,gp pur ,yr,s
nhu s.cnmDoai passenger agent Orders for all
k :. OF ,tenmhost loD printing solicited. Office
AZ bo"ors European Hotel, No 7a Ohio leyee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05

s%rWrtc for the little BOOK, which viii be
mailed free.
Price; SLaltshg 500 per bottle Large size
thol@ng double quantity, Sl1j bottle, Ali Drug.
Elrt- sell II, q
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
Ihe Great Drug House of Chicago.

We do not hesitate to cay hat for a year INST
we ave sold more Of Swit's Specific Is. s s.
than all other Blood PGtihcrs comb ned, and with
most astonishing results, one rentlen M who
used halfa dozen bottles save hat il has don, him
more good than treatment which cu-t him go.
Another who has used it for Il SctofnOus am ction
reports permanent cure from rs use
VAN SlAACh, STEVENSON s. co
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
>N|E|R|V|EI C|0|N|Q|U|E|R|0|R|)
-
iItIki iifN.

CAlRU BAPTIST Corner Tenth und popl r
y streets; preaching every sunday mo niurpui
night at usual hours Prayer meeting Wedpes
{ ay night; sunday school $3.50 am
Rev. A. W. NcGAHA, Pastor.
r'HURUH Of THE kEDEEMER--,Eptscop,l
\ Fonrteoith street. Sunday 7:0Oa m, Hniy
Communion 1880 a, m. Morning PRAYERS II A. m,
SUNDAY schoolSp m, Evening Prayers 7:9O D, m
i. = Gyenport, ) 7, Il. Rector,
l,IRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
z pfca hing al 1890 B. IA, p, m, and 730 y. "A,
ahhath school OF $50 p. IN Rev T, J. Shore,
rs,ur
I uaHEkAN-Thirteenth street; rcrvNes sal.
! oalh !'oo a M sun lay eea0oi2p, IL, Rev.
,rappe, ,Gt5r,
As EOplHi.tuf Eighth ana Walnut streets
VI Preaching Sabbath ii;0Oa. m. and 7,3O n. m
rnda' school ~ $500 p. IN. Rev. j. A. Scarlet.
pas or
DRESblTERlAN Eighth street; preacn,oc an
1 sabbath vt II Ol a. u, md 7!3O D. IA prsyrr
1eetlhg wednesday at 1850 p. M. Sunday Schon,
t3E n. Rev II. Y, Geo &c, pastor.
ST JOSEPli s ,iioman Catholic) Corner Cros,
, Ana walnut sltec's; services sabbath lO:gOA
n,, sunday thoo at 2 y, y, .; Venpors an M s,t.
iceF every any al VI m. Rev O'IiarN, rd.N.
~ rAIRlCK'S- ottoman Catholic, Corner Ninth
y street hld WasAin sto4 sSenue; services sab
a'h ehNa W = q Vespcre p, N. =; Sunday school
y ~ SerV'ces cvcYy day ut a. M. Rev. Mastoners
rsg'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05

Mr.. NJ. Piper, Of Toronto, Canada, states
that the conqueror Of pain, St. jacobs OIL,
Is the most certain Cure for rheumatism.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
WONDER BOOKS.

NOT BOOKS Of MAGIC, but choice classic lite.
ralufe al prices so low as TO make tho old.time
or ha!f a million volumes now | 20 pNS
teaay; sent any where for examination before pay.
ment on evidence Of good faith NOT sold by
qiSsa,erFnptices too low. S page Catalogue free
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
CAT A r r ri
Hay FEVER

IN mo Tht nOFTfTFI IT
viii Ne absorbed cGcclually cloNnsIng the napal
tasNpcp of CatGntrnM ylfuU causing healthy Sc.
trrtions. II allAyr II Elimination, projects tho
me nhranal IT, iucs Of the head from additional
colds completely hcas the sprrs and restores The
seLse of taste and smell Beneficial results are
realized ny n few applications
ATuOROuGn TREATMENT WILL CURE,
Unoquacd for cold IN the Head, lIcOdnche and
Deafness or any kind Of mucous mcmbmna trtG
tIon, send for circular, Nv mall, prepaid 10 c.
a package stamps received, sold by MI whole
salc md retail dugg'st,
ElN'SCREKM BALM CO., owcCo, y, Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
Indalgeac,s or Exposures.
pl JA'fst5s.' MARRIAGE GUIDE. pi asG

Elegant cloth ard git binding, Sealed for %
cents In postage or currency. over fifty won-
'erml pen pictures, true 90 life articles on the
iolloMlng subject, VINO may marry, who not,
Mhyf Proper age tomlrry who marry first.
danhood, " Omauhood. Physical decay, Who
should mM'y. How NE aud happiness may hs
Increased Those married or contemplatIpg
marry ing should read II. II ought 10 be- read
oy all adult prrsops then kept under lock and
Key, Popular edition, same as above, but paper
cover and 200 page. 10 cents Gy mail, IA money
~ postage,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05

have KIN wn and uEed Sw is Specific for more
han twenty years and have seen more wonderful
results from It's use than from any remedy In or
out OF the Pharmacoppla. II isac rtain and safe
antldote TO all sOr,s Of Blood Poisoe
j. DICKSON SMITH, NJ D.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
5oyeara.

have known and watched the use of Svif's
Speclhc Tor over ATTY years, and have never known
or heard OF failure 10 cure Elood Poison when
properly taken | used it on m, servants from
so 10 1855, a. did also number Of my neighbors
and IN every case that came within my knowledge
II hecteda cure, In all my life have never known
a remedy that would so fully accomplish what il is
recommended to do
II. l., DENNARD, Perry, Ga.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
Once Tested Always Preferred,

This great remedy has won It's way to tho high.
'st place In the esteem OF the most Intelligent peO
PIE There are daily recruits to its host OF triends
its performance Is invariably
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-15
prohibition Advertising.
Let the Malady be Knoacm and the
Doctors wiU Come.

Prohibition is getting a vast
amount of free advertising during
the pending Ohio campaign, for
which all good temperance people
are duly thankful.
The Conn. Gazette is devoting
whole columns to show up the pro-
hibitory results of the Missouri
High License and Local Option
laws, under which license is re-
fused in many counties and the
traffic greatly hindered and cur
tailed, and especially that under
the Democratic laws of Missouri,
the "business' is made disgraceful,
the dealers being styled as "dram-
shop keepers.
1t matters not to Prohibitionists
that the Com. Gazette is here labor
ing to convince whisky voters that
the Republican party is more
friendly to their miserable traffic
than the Democrats, the growing
sentiment against the vile trade
and in favor of Prohibition, is be-
ing widely advertised all the same.
Meanwhile, Judge Hoadly and the
Democratic organs are helping on
the advertising boom, by showing
up the iniquities Of the Scott Law
as an alleged temperance measure,
and emphasizing the imperative
necessity for severe restrictions up
on the traffic, with adequate pains
and penalties, and the fact that
the Democratic Doctors prescribe
the futile remedy of license, takes
nothing from their truthful dag
nosis of the diabolical malady.
Let this free advertising go on,
and in due time the Prohibition
doctors will come with the rem
edy.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-15
AS The Case Stands.

AS the case stands (under the
Scott Law everybody who can
buy bottle of whisky and keg
of beer can not afford to 60 into the
business, Commercials Gazette.
And pray, what's to hinder any
outlaw from setting up doggery
in Ohio, if he has capital enough
to lay in stock of keg of beer
and jug of whisky? Wherein
does the Scott Law impose an OBJ
stacle?
True, the law imposes tax of
5000. But how will you get 5000
out Of an empty jug and beer keg ?
You say if he fails to pay the as
sessment, there is a penalty Of Is
per cent. added to the 5000.
Very we'll how will you get $3.50
out of his empty key and jug-all
the property he has?
Do you say or pretend to say he
will be pursued and punished and
compelled to cease selling? Not a
bit of it, There is no manner of
penalty or punishment in the
Scott Law for selling without pay
ing the tax, save monied liabili-
ty, which is simply no penalty
or punishment against a lawless
liquor seller without property.
The Scott Law as a revenue
measure, to wiring money out OF
the poor and for the most part in
nocent victims of the drink traffic,
may be accounted as success, if
profitable wickedness can be a sue
cess, but as a measure to curtail or
restrict the evils of the liquor traf-
fc, it is a fraud, a cheat and a dis
grace to civilization.
Let the true friends of Temper
ance in Ohio all wash their hands
Of it and march solidly for the Pro
hibition Amendment.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-15
Another Rebellion.
St. Louis Saloon Keepers Defiant

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, August 4.-"The
Saloon Keepers Protective Asso-
citation held meeting yesterday.
They expressed indignation at
those saloon keepers who had
closed last Sunday, and tried to
persuade them to keep open in the
future. They say they have been
successful, and that next Sunday
will see every saloon in the city
open"
The above dispatch speaks vol
umes of this lawless oligarchy that
proposes to ride rough-shod over
every American community that
will tame!y submit to become it's
slave.
The recently enacted liquor laws
of Missouri, require that all sa-
looms shall be closed on Sunday.
The saloon keepers organize a re-
bellion and defy the law. What
shall be done about it? What do
West Virginians say ought to be
done about it?
This is but the policy and pur-
pose of thes.traffic the country over,
wherever it is strong enough to be
defiant.
1t is continually and essentially
a law-defying business.
Our people say we have had
enough Of it, and are demanding
that we shall have no more of it.
Let these demands be loud, persist
emit and IRRESISTIBLE.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-15
Iowa Campaign.

The political campaign in Iowa
wakes very warm. The temper
ance question is again at the front.
The Democratic candidate for
Governor is in favor Of saloon on
every hill ,top, roadside and street.
He is in favor of the losing side this
time,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-15
Take it Up.

"Iowa's watchword-"A School
House on Every Hill and No Sa-
loon in the Valley"
Let Ohio take it up and make it
ring through the Buckeye State
till it echoes back from every
home-fortress in the grand old
Commonwealth
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-15
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.
Their Notions and Ours.

ed series OF interesting leCCureS
to large and appreciative audiences
at the Baptist church and Court
House during the past week. The
Colonel's conduct here during that
time has been une1ceptionable.-
Jackson Herald.
We are glad to hear this OF the
unfortunate Colonel. While in
Parkersburg he had the sympathy
and pity of all classes, while plead
ing for the wherewithal to get a
drink.
We have the utmost sympathy
for the victim of drink who is try
ing to reforn1, but think he should
refrain from temperance lectures
till he can stay sober.
Glenville needs a dentist, and
resident preacher by all means
Gilmer5te.
Couldn't one man look after both
needs of the town? You see, the
difference is so very slight between
the morals and moIars Of the people !
The subscribers to this paper are
ALL "bona fde. "-Jackson Herald.
Bona fde what?
We publish a newspaper, not an
almanac nor an exclusively re-
ligious al.--Humtangtom Com.
Why so explicit? Are you afraid
your patrons will mistake the
Commercial for patent medicine
almanac or Sunday school tract?
And if SO, which?
DR.. P. B. Gooch has a claim against
Wyoming county Of over $500, for
attending the smallpox patients
of that county during the recent
epidemic. Raleigh linden.
If he is a good physician and did
faithful service through that terri
BILE scourge, let the county give
him his well-earned wages and
welcome.
How high do you suppose the
wives and mothers whose husbands
and sons have been tempted and
ruined by the open saloon would
put the price of license for the sale
ofintoxicating drinks Good Tenn
plar.
Why-so high that it would
freeze liquor seller to death to get
up to it, and SO low that it would
roast him to get down to it.
Be true to your Order; love it,
cherish it, work for it, sacrifice for
it. It is worth all your devotion
and effort.-Good Templar.
So say we-and if you propose to
be for Temperance, love, cherish
and work for temperance, and give
your money for it, as the cause may
require.
Ike Singleton. living at the
mouth of Pleasant Greek, caught a
huge catfish, which weighed 81
pounds, a few days ago. When 1t
was cut open it contained a full
grown muskrat- Grafton Eagle.
That may be set down as a fish
story, and withal, little ratty,
Michael Baker, who was brought
here to Jail as a lunatic from Fet-
terman, of few days ago, has entire
ly recovered from the effects Of his
spree, and is abundantly able to
take care of himself and anxious to
give Taylor county's admirable Ii
cense system another chance to see
what it can do in his case.-Eagle.
And if license were granted and
500 secured for the privilege of
making the unfortunate man crazy,
would his lunacy be any more sat-
isfactory to his friends?
Temperance people will please
remember that Mr.. Arthur, on his
trip, has his larder well supplied
with fine wines and the best of
Bourbon whisky, and since his
| Evcalla,ov will not he cOmneI1ed tn
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-15
Fellow Feeling.

A fellow feeling makes us wond-
rous kind. The reason Bro john
son, of the FREEMAN, has been talk
ing so much about that "blessed
baby" here lately, is because a
sympathetic chord was struck In
his heart. He has "blessed baby"
at his house, too. He ought to be
ashamed of himself for not coming
right out, and capering all over
the State on his own account, in
stead OF pretending to raise such a
hullobuloo over some one else's
happiness. Bro. Johnson, accept
our sincere congratulations, any
way. -R5tchae Gazette.
Accepted-but how'd you find it
out?-that puzzles us. But answer
us this: If you had twins at your
house how arouJd you spell "hullo-
buloo," anyhow
prootor Knott has henn elected
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-15

E0ery Christian Family an West
ought to read the Virginia FREE
MAN. J, II. SKEEN.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-15

The Scott Law is becoming pop
ular among the saloon keepers
Com. Gazette.
Why? Because Of its exceeding
efficiency as a temperance meas
ure?
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-15

Proctor Knott has been elected
Governor of Ken lucky. 1t may be
remarked, he is a Democrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
HOnors to the Memory Of Captain ID.
M. GOOflc.

A short while ago Captain ID. NJ. Goode.
supervisor for Chesterfield county, died at
his home. His death was sincerely mourn
ed, his usefulness and many manly and no.
BILE qualities having endeared him to all
who knew him. He was buried at Mount
IIermon church, in Chesterfield county,
and large number Of people came out to
be present on the mournful occasion.
Shortly afterwards some OF his old army
comrades, who knew Captain Goodies
worth rs a soldier in the Confederate army,
and admired his walk in life as a citizen,
determined to organize an effort having for
it, purpose the erection OF monument to
his memory on the spot where he lies
buried.
Yesterday morning a number Of gentle
men met in Major II. c. Carriers office,
and organized by electing Mr.. Il. A. Han
cock chairman and Major Carter secretary.
Suitable resolutions setting forth the OBJ
iect OF the Association were adopted, and
certain gentlemen appointed for the pur-
pose OF soliciting subscriptions.
Before leaving the room, from the small
number present, 1926 were quickly raised.
Any persons desiring to contribute to 4
purpose so commendable can call on Mr..
Hancock, Major Carter, Mr.. Milton Cayce,
or any member of the committee, and be
accommodated.