The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-03

ooademRing the action Of msnufso- taFers asking ga increase of the government sax on cotton ties, and requesting congress to dispense with ths tax altogether as sa injustice to producers. A resolution vas also adopted appointing December 9th ss ths day for the general annual meet Ing al Atlanta ofths association, sHi Inviting &ll farmers and planters throughout the esttsn states 10 meet them; also iaVlting the New Eng lSad Cotton Manufacturers Associs ton so ss present Very low fare will hs ssenred from al points. X committee was appointed to fovms- ls.e practical plsas io secure imni- grafton, to be submitted io iae var ieus cotton states
 It is thought that the town of Knoxville, Tsna., Is bait over tel tsrl1g cave An entrance to the cave VAS recently made in the heart oftss city at x distance of 300 feet below the surface of the groasd- A large hole wSs made, which opened into chamber of unknown size, One sf the h&a6s threw rock Sad could hsar II fall in tAe distance. Ths Tribune says lhe formation ea which the city rests is limestone, s carbonate of ilme which IS soluble ia water eoa;Siaisg eaTboGie &eid. + the cave st present Is oalT small one, Il is gradually becoming larger by the sVssivs power ei wassr. h former dsys ths bottoms et cisterns hsrs been known to drop out.
 -Wsndsr if the aaihor ut ihs fol- lowing lines had in saew certain eli- tors ia this Ss=tss There is aothlsg easier than 10 edit black, gaar3 paper. and Rasaiag mere diff cult than ta ses $ newspaper free lron tonlEess and bizckgesrsis1- Fs,h wagsa and bxr-rosm lexss7s are skilled ia the xrs of bxaiyirg spithess and sssr2issriag sscA ether with dirty words. l. requires no brain ta dc this. but Il does require both heart sRd brain 70 print news paper that s dsosnt nzE CT ro12s can read rSlheat $ blush.
 The Ohio man 5. n danger since ArihaE's elevation to the presidency. He hss appointed azosasv New York 1Ea ta position ia his cabinet, and retzizs shs one already there hy SE- poiatnsnt of h:s rreiecssso-. New York also hxs $ c.a6idz.s fer ihs Spsaksrship oi tAs next ho1s.- If the bueSsy state don't lsok shzrp. iAs New York man Will sEin her Of as- lx2rels
 A copy ol ths trst issue of the PsRsse.e Springs Ledger, hy Yolasy JsDisoa. as Editor, and bearing date sf NSv. lsi, is apsa oar table l; ls bright seven colzr2z fslio, and IS intended to sivs Piaaxsls Spring. E boost into pro2iaszos Es watering plsss and siGc.iioaE centre ! -TAs Loroke Democrat psrsi- atassy says: II seems .o Us th&: il ths railroad colH asay Tefcsss se P2y ths p2ssszce-s hack their ueasy thst was ssolsz from then while in tssir protection, they viii he robbers too The 1onsv wss reooyszea fro- sAs sr&iz robbers EE6 sks1l3 bs yzid svsr.
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