The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-25


Ter here, about old Troup lickin of,ho ri;
r. and my brches that is open before com
'ui "noo'ten'd and shown the eend of nv sbee
he d'aht no'is ?er'i' lar where sot So
he sol Gown IN cheer where Barbry h,
nrow'd down her work (she seed me conf
C al the bars and run land her nedIe stu.
snockln IN my--into me. and made me iun
up uncommon and hollered!
thought old Miss Coils would s,l
VIDE open lafiiin, and old Miss Bas, liz
-, 10 busted, aud axed my pardng for latin
9Iana l had to give in, but it was lsain o.
to'her side and had 10 rub The place.
Arter a while we got done-but i, locke,
IKE mad bad luck, for in sit'in down agir
"h q 10 nave sot on Barbry's Tom Cat
wh'cn IT had should bin like Kurnej
up CONS wife who jump'd into a hole,
Jog TO mash two young painters to de!h and
'"ey scratched her so bad she couldn't set
down Tor two mnse! Old Miss Bass seem
was bothered axsd me to have dram, bu,
'hank'd her, no.
ses she, "Mr. warricy, you amt one Of
the Temprite Siely."
ses ,"No, bu, haiut go. no casion. a,
presencem '0"' -
Ses she, "You is welcome"
Well, we cha,.ed on some time bout pre>
'h'n' and mumps, and the the measly oint>
men', Tyler gripes! have hearn talk Of
al sorler grIpes and dry gripes, and always
thought that the gripes was in the stomic.
before now, but bless your soul, Miss Bass.
thls here gripes is in the he'd told nv
old man that no good would come of 'Iec,ln
Tyler, but poor old creeter, he's sorler hard.
heded, and got childish, and would do il.
.! me! we'll, we're all got to come to it and
and leave thus world! Bless the Lord /
hope Pm ready!'
And then she struck her he'd and spit out
her 'erbaccer juice as slick as lnjun.
"That's fact SEES old Miss Bass, "you
re right Miss Coils; old men gifts oncom,
mon stubborn; hard, nifty hard time, | had
with my old man. But he's ded and gone !
nope he's happy!" and they both eroaned
md shet their eyes and puckcd up Their
mouths. Ses shc-"lie got nifty runitys
nd troubled me pow erfuI. and n. ola CO..
ir tuck astonishin Of Docter's stuff: and
'eckcampane and lose of sublimit-but he
emf at las The Lords will be done!-I
Eat! you stinkin hussy, and come. out of
al kibbard"'-ses she to the cat--"I do .
INK cats is abomina5le, and that tom cat 4
Barbry's is 'scheviouses. ca, | ever did &c.,
e!' T
Ses Miss Coils, "Cats is pest, but
dy can't DO we'll without EN-; tho mice n
'uld take the house bodily" Miss Bass,
ey tells me that Dicey LOOMS is gwyne 9;
be married-ber peple was 10 town last
lex and b'rt power of things and ari. A,
halls, and lofe sugar, and rlbbuns, aud -
eese, and SIGH like!" ~,
"Why, ses Miss Bass, "you don't tell
SO! DID ever hear The beat o that!
SIS Coils, are it fac. - Ii
'Yes' SEES Miss Coils, "it's The natral
IN, for brother Bounds te!'d it to me at Un
I class meetin."
SEES Miss Bass, hollerin to Barbry in -
her room, "Ba'bry do you hear that Di> w.
LOOMS is gwying to git married? "
III! well! 1t beats me! bless the Lord
onder who she's gwyin to gil married to, , ~
is CoIlis?n :"
SEES Miss Coils, "Now, child yure TOO I'd
d for me; but they do say it's to that [
Ter from Town. Well, he's putty man AM
had on SIGH nice dress-'cept he's
It too much nocknead, and SIGH eyes and VIII
whiskers, and now don't he play the A
="
les Miss Bass--."WeIl, Dicey is mid 7
pert gal. but for my part don't see cor,
II the Taller seed in her." 80
Noi | nu her." ses Miss Coils, "but in II
s gwine 10 do well. couldn't a sed vote
{ he'd axed for our Polly" fran
hen in comes Barbry, and We how.dy'd stan
both turned sorier red in he face, and cnat
mbi'd tolerabIe and felt agury. Well, 10 tt
r we talked spell, all OF US, Miss Bass crow
up and ses she, "Miss Coils | want 10 ion
' you nice passed. Of chickens; our old was
killed. hen come off with eleven, yester noo
as nice as ever you did see."-I'hen is III
Hiss Coils riz up and pu tin her hans to b.
er hips and siraitened like, and ses, as Ii
quick "Saws mass, my poor back to 81