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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22

g Do you plead guilty, or not ggiity p
asked tie Judge, addressing SimIns.
. / loaspt plead 1T III. / isn't no
iavg<or Yer cant ketch Ine. wld yer
pia;s.
Look ont. You impuaeat rascal.
Are yog guilty or not guilty
Now yer's getting at Dc fael-s. 1
has Is hoaor ter state dat 1 is not
guilty"
e Yis be Is, Jcdge. exclaimed Cobb.
81 lie Int me IN &c monf vid his fist"
g neber tech de map.
Didn't you hit him IN the month =
asked the Judge
No, sar; I didn't put my han on
hin. In fack, .Heber tech MIN.
Judge, I sWar OF de bigges' Bible
dat he hit mo
Now, look heah. % said SiClms, Is de
courts Of dis Ian amt technicum enuf
When yer jerks T. Inanup on Q charge yer S
got 70 Simulate de charge. Ef daT vuE
noah ecdycation 'mong de niggerE an
white folks dar wouldn't be half de
trouble IN de courts. is my han techin'
dis table. Jedge ?" And ne placed bis
hand on the desk.
81 Yes, SIR
Oars whar yer's of. Case whyP
'Cordin' ter fiosophy what I've been
studyin' YOU can't tech nothin' Dat is
air tween my ham an de table. Ef
my han tech de table hit would
stick dar Now, look aheah, Ant'ny,
and the prisoner Turned to Cobb, g Is
yergwinetopRt Yerseh in such a ignerent
light? Yer's been q stugent too long
not to know better den dis. Is yer
gwire 10 add yea weight to holm the
cllllUd people Of Little Rock to the
groun'? Now, ez n stugent, an man
what nnderstan' 5 hosOfy, did tech yer
"Colne to think oh hit" answered
Cobb, u don't believe yer did
Now, Ant'ny, q stugent, an a
man Oh science, didn't yer run agin q
post an knock dem tcef out
"VieEing this subjeck Ia q scientific
light, I believe I I'D"
. An now, Ant'ny, as a stugent an &
iarned man, won't yer withdraw dis case
pendin' agin me, in which yersef is Dc
scientific plaintor, an IN what I is d.
scientific 'fcndent? ?"
"Yes, viii. Jedge, dis man nebel
hit me, an L hereby widdraws de mis-
take"
'Dat was 'zacllly right, says Simms
rs lie two men went down together
"Ef all the men OF science would hang
tcrge1ler dis way, dar wouldn't be hal
Re trouble an oneasiness in de worP. -
Littte Rock Gazette.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22
PARKB GOODWIN is writing the life of
William Cullen Bryant.

THE ReUue des Del1J Monaes. found
ed fifty years ago, and to-day the prin-
clpal review in France, failed to pay
during the first twenty years Of its ca
reer. 1t now numbers 90, 900 subscrib-
ers at $40 year.
DIR. HASTINGS, Of Boston, saws he
would as soon think of hiring some man
TO eat his breakfast-as to hire some one
TO do his singing in church. According
Ia his view, singing Is the natural ex-
preston of religious Joy.
JOHN BRIGHT is in better health THAI
he has enjoyed for several years, It is
said that he often takes notes, in the
House, MS if intending to make speech,
but when the time comes changes his
mind and tears up the notes.
A PHOTOGRAPH of the express train
known popularity in England MS "The
Flying Dutchman" has been taken as il
passed through Twyford station, on the
Great Western railway, Mt the rate of
sixty miles an hour, by photographer
of Henley.
THERE is n revival in crochet IN En-
gland, but instead of being done in white
thread il is made in colors, both laces
and quilts bong worked in two contrast
ing hines. Germans crochet jackets OF
cotton for small children, instead of us
ing worsted, as is the custom in America.
GEE. GRANT stamps as absurd the
story that n $1,000 set of diamonds.
presented him 10y Japanese Prince.
was stolen from him by his Private Sec
reta1y md sold to Washington pawn
broker for s., GOO. He never had such n
present and never met such q loss.
DANIEL j. DoNoHUE, the boss war
bier of Brooklyn, challenges the world
at mrge and anybody in particular TO
whistle with him for $50 to $500 side
and the championship of America. He
h,ys grent stress ON the flute-like char
actor OF his piping, and deGes the uni
verse to match it.
SAYS the Philadelphia Times 1.-THE
sooner a.girl selects which course she
will take, the better it will be for her.
she may 60 to school and learn, or sh9
Iaay take an exclusive course of party
and grow mp "a beautiful Ounce. The
season advances, and the g,rl should
make her choice early"
APPARITToNs are so seriously disturb
ing the incredulous world IN Europe
that they have mt last found their way
into literature, and one of the most IN
Gustflous of bookmahers, Mr. Daven-
port Adams, has been hunting up the
cuuosities of specters. To show the
morbid fancies Of other book conpilers,
- may be worth while to mention Prof.
Eoreihs's treatise on suicide, IN which
tae progress and development of muir
der are traced from remote times down
10 the long statistical tables for this
special feature on social science which
FL civilized countries now issue emu
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22
Great Names.

Jennie Lind was famed as a vocal
Isl, Henry Ward Beecher as a minis
ter, Budd Doble as the driver Of
Goldsmith Maid was known the coun-
try over, but one other name attract
ed rs much or more attention, and
together with the title Of Doctor pre-.
fixed should read DR.. Marshall's
Lung Syrup, for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. As an ex-
pectorant for Consumption, it is un-
excelled, and stands without a rival
for above diseases. Reader, we only
ask n trial of one bottle to convince
you that we speak the truth. Trial
b tiles free. Regular size 81. Fol
sale by MOORE & HARVEY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22
ENLARGE AED DEVELOP TIE FORM.

If SHRINK wholly or in part from nature dis
ease. Advice free. Describe case ana send stamp
to p. De L. Co, Atlanta In. no hunhug. High
est reference. Correspondence confidential.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22
MEMPHIS. TENN.
SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
enur4 nARREET7es, s1OrTA MA -

hIaxixe. n new vegetable from S. a, differing
rom anything ever grown here. delicious raw or
Rean OF Japan. half bean half pea, said by ehesl-
lists Ie be the richest human food knows. zine
fodder plant also. Seed, Is cts. pap0r. Cuban
Queen Watermelon, just imported, largest variety
ever grown in U. =, firm, luscious, crisp ana
sugary best to keep or ship, 25 cts paper OF 20
seeds, 6 papers for 81 Very scarce. Log-of-Wood
RIuslCneIOn. largest known. > TO 3 feet Longtime
quality early AMI prolific, 10 cts. paPer Climax
Tomato richest flavor, carly, prolihcs solta-DIi-
eg1aled in every way, 10 cts paper White EgyP-
sian Corn from tna EilPl. Yields Immensely
in tic South where other corn fails. Cnequnled
for table or stock 20 cts. paper, IS cts. pound
Teosute enc plant feeds COW two days: 10 20 i r.
high Is cts. n paper CuzcO Corn. grainsl in long,
81 in broad seed will bring tabUlOTs prices, Is cts
9aper All the above sent for 81, OF each Tor g.
Address G. E. G5ELEsEE3T & GO. Atlanta. GA.
reference: Hon. W. /. Calhoun, Mayor OF
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22
go snffer NecalcselY

With the convulsing, spadniodic fortunes of
fever and ague and bilious reInittGnt, when
IIostetter's Stomach Bitters, acknowledged
to he a real curative of malarial teverss viii
eradicate the cause of so much suffering. No
less effective is this benignant Alternative in
cases of constipation, dyspepsia, liver com
plant, rheumatism, and in general debility
and nervous weakness. For sale by all Drug
e<ists and Dealers generally.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22
ELEeRNT IEWELRY CHEAP,

To introduce our new styles and influence trade
make the following unparalleled offers for
short time: The Berlin Packet contalAS gold
plated watch chain, agate shawl pin, lady eie-
giant set ewelry, bean cuff buttons coral neck
lace, of agate studs gold plate band TinG collar
button, key ring, pocket bCOS, imitation silk
handkerchief, pen. pencil, comic envelopes and
visiting cards. a these mailed 10 you 7or SIC. In
STAN s: packets for 80. Inc iCs be
iafled f-o:rl &, - s50A
The Roysl CaskCt coutsivs one SGperb ~. ethyst
rine, elegant COAL ETDuCh set ia box. fancy neck
l9ne. coral sleeve Buttons engraved gold plate
bracelets sCo-f pin gold ratqc lady 'SSet, gold
plste sleeve battous heavy Xo}a plate studs, lovely
cameo scarf pin gonYlua RrisHn diamond stud,
lfAlte~e with T. danced CerteT. beautiful
tpt sle"vo bItIun-, I,i:Fcd rOilar buttoR, plated
link watch Ain. plain gold plHtp ring, RobbY
Canr0 rfILg. MAiteNH eLr-railEs with =. diamond
settings gents fall s~arIb- amethyst set, lady's
fun plated with white stone srtiiNg;H. jet and
cameo scarf pin. "Hz. .;o.d piGte sleeve buttons.
IN" whole or this magnificent colsection seat
ny mail for 81. for IL - Tor 81. This lot
ON be retniti --,siy al from 3 TO 80. Address,
y. y. JEW EI.RT co, Atlanta. tia.
THE ATLANTA GLIDE says: This company II
perfectly reliable, and the amount they give fOE
your money Is astounding"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22
BAL IMORE and WASHINGTON.
Pullman Palace Cars
Henderson Masonic Male AID Female
INSTITUTE.
HENDERSON, TENN.

Seven teachers constitute the Faculty. The work
is distributed among them rs in the best colleges.
Especial care given to English in additi to the
usual eours of instruction Anglo saxon, Old
English, and modern classics being added to give
depth 10 English scholarship. Lectures on PHYS
-lasy and Hygiene by Dr. j. a. Crook, special lee
given TO ;hs young ladies and the young gen
tleneu separately. No extra charge for Latin,
Greek German, French, Hebrew. Apparatus to
illustrate the subjects Of Natural Science; well
manged, neately printed monthly magazine; a
library and reading three literary societies,
Music, Painting, Drawing, Observation-Disclosures ara
some of the advantages OF the Institute. Churcl ~
sunday-schOOs, daily mails and the telegraph line
ahsenc' Of vice, are soIn9 of the benefits in the
community. For catalogue write to j. imam,
6. NJ. Sayage. or n. r. Hackett 47-tf
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Early stcamboa,ing on tho nudso

Early SteamboatiHg on The Hudson.
Tue Albany Ilr0lts has an article on
Hudson river boating of early days. It
says
Opposition in the eallier days
meant - grcat deal more than at pres
eut. pha Captains and pilots of the
different lines OF boats made it point
of duty TO interfere with the business of
their opponents in every possible man.
her, and the feelings Of passengers were
frequently enlisted in behalf OF the YES
sci ihev chnnced to be on. Many stO-
lic are told of boats running into each
Other oi pilots exchanging pistOl-shOts,
and of other like encounters on the river
between opposition boats and their
crows. One OF these, occurring IN Sep
tember, 1895, is related IN the Arg1ts of
the Odd uf that month. While the
North America was preparing to land its
;,nssengtr rs ut CoXsacllic, the Emerald
came along and colided With her, but so
hchtlv as tO do little damage. After the
boats had left Coxsackie, however, and
while. IS the officers of the North Amer
icl ,.ss, IT, she was pursuing her course
quietly, the Emerald started directly
across the river toward her. She struck
the North Americas wheelhouse with
her lurboarl bow, carrying away side
house, railing, boat-eranks, etc. The
Emer.lld's wheel passed over the North
| Am.l icns small boat, which was lowered
Town, aud stove it to atoms. AS the
| North America slowly cleared from the
! Emerald the Emerald rukcd her whole
side. from the wheel-hOuse aft. I'm
molilteiy after she cleared a cheer was
started at The whccl-house of the Emcr,
III and responded to by her passengers
The Directors of the North Americf
steamboat Company assert that they
| had in their possession certificate OF {
p rBon on board the Emerald who hearC
the Captain and pilot agree to run int
Ia, North America and do her al the
injury they could, and that in the full
ilhlcnt OF this agreement the boat wa!
;t,Crcd directly across the river so as t
-tr.ko t,a North America, and the pas
-,4ig,.r5 were re .ucste,i To go TO the star
n,,..ra side d, as 20 put The Emerald in
.,,r;itiU 10 do MS great injury as possible
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22

HERTiERF SPENCER VIII make the tour
Of the United States mex year
Dr.. ANDERSON, of New York, who is
himself over so years Old, Is Thuriow
Weeds physician. Mr.. Weed is 98.
slay no, arzsss asa ''osN SCI .cHI s--szss = ~
-s@a si.i,nss ~sssind aslttt-s - af fas in, SEE -
s' 1ti.lansl FvIss ,ffiA osf 1aliriais s'svl = -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22
summers Pleasant Memories,

Charles Sumner told Anna Hampton
Brewster once that among the pleasant
est memories of his life was n solitary
summer he spent in Rome In his Young
manhood, the FIRST he paid to Europe
Such long delicious hours Of study he
had from early dawn to-late afternoon
then he ramhled ont on the Campaona.
and through the then very picturesque
streets of Papai Rome until bedtime.
Life seemed to stand still IN one blessed
moment Of peace and rest and high in
tellectual reverie. Miss Brewster adds:
81 remember well how eloquent he grew
over the description of that divine
Roman summer. 1t was the Lost Gar
den of his existence, andhe quoted some
verses from that lovely poem of Mrs.
Browning, then mole III fashion than
now. When I said it was lotos draught
lac had drunk, he exclaimed, Yes! yesl
You are right; it was q true lotos
draught / Go not think I have ever
been the same man since, and he re-
peated as he could repeat, most music
ally, Tennyson's .Lotos Eaters. 80
THERE can be no late sleeping OF
Lowell. There is q general ringing IN
the factory bells at 4:45 in the morning
This Is for the boarding-house keepers,
who are expected to arise at this time to
prepare the morning meal. One hour
later the bells ring again, this time to
call the operatives to breakfast and il
fifty minutes more the ringing Is re-
peated to summon to work
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22

This Is ia Choicest Prmiulp 80 Gfvn
To Syvspsl Pr Subscribers.
Something Of real and practical salue The ladies
viii ie delighted with il. Make up your subscrip-
tions now Ii yom neighbors don't take the
Bolivar BULLETS tell them OF this oiier. They al
want tho naper and the book You ger the Best
New sl,aF and capital, practical useful book Of
100 pages, for the price Ct the former
Nov is Your Opportunity,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22
A Curious Piece Of Horse Flesh.

A correspondent at Marion, Ohio. re-
intes the following: 4 curious piece of
horse flesh was brought to town recently
10y farmer nRnud Svndor, living IN the
south part of this county. The animal
is destitute. Of hair, except the tail, which
Is unusually black and luxmiant. Last
winter the critter was afflicted with an
erlptive disease, known among country
farIiers as ''yaller water" but among
more scientific veterinary surgeons as
humid cxanthema. This maladv caused
the complete destruction Of the hair
bulbs, and the animal began rapidly to
shed, leaving the body as stated above.
The skin IS remarkably smooth, glossy.
and Of a leaden color. The horie was
originally a roam. He IS sixteen hands
high, in good condition, and works reg
ulary ON his owners farm. Snyder be-
came disguised with the appearance Of
the quadruped and brought him here TO
dispose of him. Fairly in the day he
would have taken $50, but before night
he returned to his homo refusing $500.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-22

To sell longer at old rates involves direct loss
We therefore must annsunce upon our Mathuskek,
Southern Gem and FavOritc Pianos an advance Of
from SO 10 So per style Chiekering Pianos viii be
advanced April iss S2j on each style.
, 1881-06-20
OUR POPULATION.
Its Growth and Dtstril,ntton During
tltH Inst Flight Dcendns.
Enktfdf fsbat.h N vha fhfrnoo Tf{s6sns


titH Inst Flight Dcendns.
spttfdt Utspat:h 70 This Chseaoo Tribune
CAMlistrnE. Atuss., June iD.-Afr. Robert
i. pnrter, Special Agent of the Census, who
las charge Ut all returns relative to wealth,
debt, atld lnxntiOn Of tho United States, ~
well rs railroads. II, tic tnly number Of tha
International Iicplc,U will fnlbiisl, val.
ua6sc Mrtfclc, which win give complete
summary Of tile growth md distribution Of
the population Of tllu United Stntcs TOR the
Inst eight tsccnties. Tile article viii bc III
yninaiIle for reference, and will save th0sa
who want statistics for Immediate ,lsc tho
lnbUr OF gOinE nver old v01Nlnes, and of ex-
a'nining the fragmentary returns Of the cetl-
s,,s CT 1850. The table showing the eight dec
ntlrs OF century Is n work OF great labor,
and 1t illustrates IN a peculiar nanner tho
remarkable development md progress OF
the Western StAtes.. lit the first eighty years
OF the century the Western States have ad-
vanced from ii, ,000 population In 1850 to 1O,-
l3l, $40 In 1850.
INTERESTING STUDIES.
Mr.. Porter begins his article by calling at-
telltlot 10 the fuct that
In no country in tho world does tho growth Of
stldcs us IN tho Untett stntes Il car, be stud :
icd 1T tue SLOW uId hcatthy growth or tho thick.
iy.populi!tcd anu busy manufacturing States Of
Krcat eutnlncrc!ul. agricultural. mining, and
w9Gotaoturs w1s n ,% rSSl9ss Md nf ~ New
Btnht tucrenso Of n vast rich and purely Hxri.
cultural t1lvfsinH. wherc cities and towns arc
searce, and cotton mud corn tho Btaplu products:
growth u tint great western Territory % wh,ch
70 lso0 consuincd little over Sooo souls. and nov now
abnnnds n .ossys lar9o cou,rlrru!al md !n-
HlO. Tic census Of lS81 GIves tho present ptti.
, 1881-06-20
1,HE COURTS.
DEAIsnOtsN STREET.,


Tho Appellate Court, III reversing tho
Judgment Of Judge lsoRers In the casc Ut
Shepartl nEainst tho City Of Chicago Involv-
ing tic lcgalllysnf tho repeal Ut tho heartburn
street extension ordinance, nlso rci,Ia1ltlntt
the cnsc fur another trial The result Ut this
will be to delay decision from the Supreme
Court for another year. 10th Corporation.
Counsel Adams tnl Mr.. II. N. Shepard wuro
in favor Of having tho case simply reversed
30 II could bu Mt once taken to The Supreme
Court, but The Appellate Court thought they
were not Justified III lllaking sucll m ortlrr.
The new trial will be simply n pro fDrllta
matter, SO as to tak8 the caso up us so0A a.
possible. lilo amount certainly lnsa1ved IL
about sis5, ,ooa. but II may be over 81 ,ooO, ,00.
the Whole Gust Of tho assessment, I'ln
$aoS, e"i md tic ~ .li;Isrencs @ s'' IT, h.
sn,i tat tef ' henstlis sSat ssh H,aAfs Mu cIy
bud FIVE yenrs III which to collect the llsstss-
should huld tic city liable, rs lihving taken
possession Of the Property, 1t would 6c co,n-
pellet! - pny the w!l0le assessment for bGne-
account ii byTs;l!s; TGis i'oiat i hot s[Esar,
however, rs n late decision lends to hold that
even though tho city would l,ayc no legal
right to enforce the collection nr the nssess-
tnuIlt for benefits, 1t would still have 4 lun
OF the lind for the a!l'ount, 50 that owners
wutid Ge Obliged ultimately 10 l,ay such rs. as.
sessilcnt-. THIS city also would appear ul,-
Ws t ~ nys xv y fr e9tass ~ Ssa rgt 4 It
recOmpursated fur the benefits conferred,
though whether It would enforce It Is iii
doubt: Altogether tho cnse Ia very much In
yOlyed. md the final decision Of the Supreme
Court will bs looked for With good deal of
Interest.
, 1881-06-20
FREE TRADE. ADVOCATES.
Annual Dinner Of tile Brooklyn Rove-
riue Kcforsn Club.

Nttu IorN 7Imf, .TnnA n.
Tho Drookiyn I,avan,,a nNfnr,n rfnh on.
,,S 9 ,t"'. oom'sn ~. asovoi'au lIloi Gmp c1l-
!oyeA thcir iirSt ahhual reunion nnd dinner
Iii uubel's last evening. Shortly after z
O'clock some tlfty gentlemen ant dawn 10 mn
unusunlly excellent nnd we}l-snrvn,i anenm.
Ar rrha,,,os sho"rn,,, ~" W. Wsao T,rast
dent OF the club, presided In the absence OF
President Henry Ward Dcecher III the Cats
kills. When iho coffee and cigars ,,otl came
~, Mr si,narn,oT ronna.l ~ es',", "., n,,ti
on NJ a, o"gat.naM ;sstu tappoa LOT ofdof, M'a
, 1881-06-20

h, how 70 rand htnan nasuse y tho d:posal Of bis
Sc ca9y tas sd Tor Fdr ses"s a Saa IN s insss I'll. |.
ss. e.t O. &c a'tsf tt oasn aS Wins s
t,u Honerally dltpnsos Of thom for frt,n ta to 4!
q s nto nns se. H. f ask'ns The fsS & e.
r!T, tq 80 to@'ot'y @ top ito .'nE s, tlon ok
l!on:, THO rice cnhnrn Is snra to want H. IND, IL
t,!o i@kes" shows MY wltitnanoss % seii, j of
tsnny oFs ~ oSs e. rrS,Sys nety sos'cr s f 'L oS,
s!SSs y. s's'fss fer css s!'ins s%o.s g
sfhuon T Z sse t. proys tata! 70 IT. the arosny
aeats xn tat VIZ w IL. i a"a,s sessr p%ssSs ~ Ssf
E *ss q" fsss pSsses T. ,s f as %stts VIZ S 5ef
moro ttsn T. yenrs of, set Up stan.l 4 ?.ont
;t.Ss mn io H., q eaSS' saoo ihSy t'sfsS;sd
s!rcet. aad shoro mado Si asiInnor ot tr,iles aS
Tho purchasers wero turc tho rinva wore stolen,
ana. oi S1'rso. th1'ight thoy wcrd aettif1g bur-
reporter ahW a nun anil Il iplp OF lsaA,t. .incks
pi'rShasnR these rings, kn was informed by nnu
of tho l1tter TINT ho was selling "heaps OF 'cm"
onASaErts AND rouxa cr.E1sKs,
who Thought bu dat1 stolen them. Tho l,rco to a
e. sor r4,@ss4. ns s ws ,ss GnIy eso o aud
Tho wonderful vonirfloiaist turns an honest
penny toward thoT with Ills i'!nct. uni. Judy
lions" Tlese be- soIis ior il cents, whifo His
,s.;s whH :t,t a,,,t sosts II !% '''s Two cults, ts
Tho faserss s u Stst RSf hS, a however, ia y,Iluso
Ct Ct 6tWo Inhabitants er 10. and his great 'iay ls
e buy scw. .saws. For Seth of thosc 10 ' Giessss @
ilas patron sant. whom. + la unnecessary to suy.
i S tSua e s san tr s cIsa tHs II ., a (
jsxesy NSic .sI!itl Sas ssoS at!ousss wh ~
i1aho, lid WITCH, u eoar.c. Il jst l a. Fo"d a. ~
The solid gold ile never wishes 10 sell tho tnan-
ufacturel & goods, but merely 70 tnsroauce tho n.
or thirty roar buttons, which Gust hin Just t:to
cents tozcu, and then prdcecfls to soil i "xen.
oasp for Is Or SS cents geacrally % shsowIins I Il,
the so1to metul truck. which consists bf II ring,
S1a% %s sha; Mn; st aa p,ct S1!Ic
TX e tho ost sss ot epa c
afford it, while the shtrt'st,lds cost him inst
n9if GenS st. t. stn%1eto1, when tho
cun-buttonst which cost him 85 cents per Eross.
THE WATCH FARE
Is not used very extensively DOW. except IN trnl-
ing on tho Granger. III whom tho "faker" sub.
mits watot w',rth not less than f150, nor nnre
than N.D, and warranted TO ba etlhor solid
nickel, silver, or gold, lust aB the buyer plenscs.
Tho country spectacle. nan hns n good tsAdo on
pa ana sessa som 70 lor sa ss .o
amount. n,. lie ean afford 70 DO this tor tho very
any Others. and, more Important than all besides,
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