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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-04-06
Six Hundred and Seyenty.four
Acres.

10 is remarkably won watfrcd Tho coil b. roof
aud susceptible Uf Improvement There are uFau
the farm o good dwelling house and afuuHfu.
auccs, good stable, good barn sui other uerrfs
sary improvements. bsttrr Opportunity tH pure
chase, Uu easy terms valuable farm. fUr.hIY cite
ustgd, To- seldom presented. A piut uI che farm
can be iu- Uugtsd. and other Information obtained
al the uffiee 0f the undersigned.
IN obedience tu aud under tAe authority ~ ths
said dccrrts, ordered GO be- executed D. tEr Chan
Gerry Court, ut Rutlrdgc, since the cause wat re-
mauded from The supreme Court, "a special term
held beginning ON The second Monday I February,
1881, viii proceed on the premises, on tbr
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-04-06
We Percheron Horse,

March %, f8s1.-3t.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12
Orr representative.

The Pioneer Press gives a few
facts about our Senator and Repre-
sentatives:
Andrew McCrea, Perham, Otter Tail county,
farmer and lumbcrman, aged 50, married, New
Brunswick, settled in Minnesota in 1854, Re-
publican. Member Of the house in 1877
Bernard Sampson, Crookston, Polk county,
farmer, aged Al, married, Norway, settled in
Minnesota 1859, Republican,. Elected in 1876
clerk of the district court OF Polk county; later
member Of the Crookston school board; in 1871
contractor on the Northern Pacific railroad
in 1872 on the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba; and in 1875 on the Fishers Landing divi-
sion.
S. G. Comstock, Moorhead, Clay county,
lawyer, age So, married, Maine, settled in Min
nesota 1870, Republican. County attorney for
Clay county five years to 1876 Member of the
house in 1875, 1876 and 1873. Chairman Of
the committee of ways and means in 1878
Enrolling Clerk, Robert Krayenbahl, Chaska
Carver county, farmer, aged ~, nativity Min
nosota.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

We clip from an exchange the
following curious Mode Of dealing
with a balky horse: I would pre-
pare myself with & good strap-I
want on whip; perhaps he has got
a good taste Of that already, and
still he is master. But some fine
day when [ was at peace with my
self and all around I would hitch
INN to the buggy, turned his head
to the village. He goes half way
very we'll indeed; then he begins to
consider that he has gone far
enough in that direction, and stops.
| step down, he expects me to use
the whip; he is mistakes. AS a
criminal, | treat him on the silent
system. I back him little out Of
the way. [ show him the strap,
putting it up to his nose. I go to
the of: side and buckle it to his fore
leg, close up to his breast, throw
ing the other end over his shoulder;
[ then raise the near foot and fix it
with the hoof almost touching the
belly. This done [ say, CHOW, old
chap, youjust stand there" Idon't
smoke, so take paper from my
pocket, and finding place where
[ can sit down, and he, sees me, |
begin to read. This is something
he did not bargin for, and the nov
city of standing on three legs some
what divcrts his mind from the
cause thatstopped him. Think that
is the chief point gained, and the
most humane. Wien the strap is
taken off I show it to him, caress
him a little, and we move on with
out irritation. The strap will now
become part Of the harness for
month or two, till at last the sight
Of it will act as a talisman.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

We have completed arrang cement
with the publishers CT the MINNIE
sofa FARMER whereby we can fur
nish that paper and the SHEAF at
the extraordinary price Of $2.5 per.
year. The Minnesota Farmer is
large eight-page paper, containing
forty.eight columns, published
monthly, and filled with choice.
reading matter, having q Stock,
Agricultural, Dairy, Steep and
Wool, Poultry and Zone depart
ment, with large amount Of mis-
cellaneous matter, specially devo-
ted to the varied interests Of the
new northwest. It is paper
worthy OF the general support and
patronage of the people Of this Sec
ton. Send in your names.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

St. Vincent Herald. The con-
tract cf the Union Pacific railway
with the Pullman car company will
expire in a short time. when the
railroad will; refuse Co. renew the
relationship unless given: some
share in the receipts. This firm
stand ought to- be taken by all lead
ing lines, f3r they CAN afford to
build their own sleepers and realize
largely On the investment. The
silded monopoly CT the po,npous
Pullman ought to be, ended.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12
Notice of Final Proof.
=. S. LAND OFFICE.
Crookston, hfinn., Jan..5, 1851

CrOUksIU I, MIMI, dau. ., Ic6I.'
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof Will be made before the Regis
ter or Receiver at Crookstoh' MINI, on the 18th
day of February, 1881, wiz: ARCHY BROWN,
D. s. No. 1851, for the swa mex and NV i
SEX Of sec -, T. 1885, R. AZ. He names the
following witnesses to, prove HIS continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of said land wiz:
e Whitney, g A Whitney.,J NJ Brown, and
John Kiyel all Of Tanarac T.. o. Marshall Co.
Mimi.
I'll THos. .sHApLr1cH H, Register
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

The Grand Forks Herald gives
nearly four columns to description
of the business men, and business
done at that city, from last March
to Jan. LIST. L shows the large
amount Of railroad business done,
there were 2, 1872 cars of freight re-
cieved, of merchandise alone was
702, lumber 1913. and enigrant
movables ITO.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

Nth ei::ht Columns added to is former size with
Hoe Wel.pertectlng Press which prints IN one hou:
fourteen thousand complete papers. with their leaves
folded. cut and pasted at tie back it takes equal
rank IN size contents circulation, uechs:lic4t power
AID IL all the attributes OF
A Eirs:-Gi::ss Newspaper.
with the Leading Chicago and ST Louis lalrs These
are its only rivals iii the Northwest in the extent and
completeness Of its arrangements for the collection 81
general and Northwestern news which in addition tc
The ordinary aeccics Of the Associated press embrace
widelyextelled system Of TelcgraplS Specials and
mail correspondence from Washington, New York
Boston Chicago. milwaukee,. Madison, Des Moi;es
and al prominent News ccners i'll the Northwest.
Its Field of Circulation
is immense. en- ,racing Minnesota. West Wisconsin
Northern Iowa, Dakota ANA lianitoba Within tia.
ieltl. which embraces ueary two million, people It has
no rival or competitor except upon its eastern OF
southern frontiers, where it disputes viii
.Ae great C!li,';ts d2es Their peer general
newspaper it is far better atas.ed than they to tbs
aeed* OF tho great constituency whose wants and in
tercsts IT especially represents. Throughout all TIM
VIDE tsatcr o It's circulation it maintains in all its
LOCAL CuRNESf oEDENIS, whose daily Geographic
mail reports reflect the current daily history of tli.
whole region from Lakes Michigan ;ll Superior til
i:1cky Mountains
u Leader Of Opinion.
I! need not DO said that the PIONEER PRESS BY it.
Intelligent candid aud independent discussion Of u.
the political. iiiancia :ld ether topics and
the day has lon" maintained high place anon. tn.
journals which recognized not the organs. bu,
]: the lcadars and educators OF .n,be spinion Tie
interest Of ts columns Will DC eagced by tho fac.
that this is tho Of another presidential election
wich promises " be ono IF the closest and most e.
ciiAg i'll the history of the country.
Its Improved Market REPORTS.
Conspicuous among the new features of thc FLO
,,,Ht tix.
improved! character of tx market reports speca.
attention being given TO Mo local grain provision
produce, stock markets. while no pains or ex
uanae is spared 10 procure tie latest fullest and MOST
accurate information Ly tces phi all Ike
western aud eastern food ccnters.
TERMS
III" DAILY PIONEER PRESS, seven iss,,es nar
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AAouI2e. ) W
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

They had just got married and
were stopping at the Merchants.
At dinner the waiter came around
with the usual 'sRoast beef or roast
porkv' when the bride, with low
ing glance.at her future lord, an
swered, "Weel, meow, | dun no,
which udyou take. John?'' Exit
waiter. Wadena Tribune.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

During the late fine sleighing
horse and cutter in Washington
was worth five dollars all hour to
the lverymcn. Later the price
was dropped to three dollars.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

Returns to the CENSUS bureau
show the population Of Oregon to
be: males, 103, 1858; females, Il, 379;
total, 174,767. Of these 133,327
are natives, and 80, 40 foreign born.
The whites number 163,0S7, and
there are $50 persons Of African
descent.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

On Tuesday Jan. 18th, seven men
shoveling snow in a cut on a rail-
road in Nebraska, were drawn I'M
der the wheels of train which was
clearing the road, and killed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

The grocery house Of P. II. KEEL
ly & Co.. of St. Panl, divided por-
ton Of the profits Of the past year
among its employees. They receiv-
ed all the way from 500 to $1,000
each, according to the positions of
Importance held.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

Kerosene is said to be a valuable
remedy for diphtheria. It is used
as a gargle and "patients are re-
quired to swallow some. st. Vim
cent Herald.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

The Continental Hotel of Fargo,
has inaugurated series of dances
for The hired girls of that place.
Friday. night Of last week the first
was held.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

Capt. John Griggs one of the best
pilots on Red River, and the first
one to successfully ascend the Sas:
katchewan River in Manitoba, died
at his home in Nashville, Polk Co.
January 5th.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

The Fishers Landing Bulletin
is designated as the official paper
Of Polk county, by the board of
Commissioners, at their January
meeting.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

The census of Alaska estimates
about one citizen to every thous.
and square miles Of the Territory,
which would indicate that it is a
long way between neighbors. Pho
neer Press.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12
Contest NCyisc.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
CrOokstOn. MHen. Jan.,S. FISH,

U y. IAND VrFlCE,
Crookston,' Mimi: JAMS, fSS1.'
Complaint having been entered at this osffce
by John Sintlair against Carl Emil, Hernsa,f'
fTf abandoning his timber culture entry
No.,2so,, dated March Is 1878 upon the Sc ar.
sec lSr t D1, 81, in Marshall county MINI
with a View to the cancellation os said entry;
the said parties are hereby summoned to .ap-
pear at this office on the 18th day of February
1882 at 10 O'Clock q. M, to respond ard fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged abah-
donment.
7-1lpd THoS. c. SlIAPLEIGfI, Register.
,GtClnly Il AIcGTew, Attorneys for CONTESTANT
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

The u. S. Land office OF Grand
Forks, has taken, in the last three
months $50, 5S2.61, or nearly an
average of $1,000 per day.[G. F.
Herald.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

It is estimated that during the
past year 2,400 people, in round
numbers, committed suicide in this
country.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

Glyndon people are having the
mumps. So says the News.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

Gath says Secretary Ramsey is
the ablest man west of the Missis-
sippi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

The legislature Of Dakota met
yesterday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

The machine men are commenc-
ing to monopolize the advertising
columns in some Of our exchanges.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

Ada has been incorporated as a
village.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

There is to be built $50, no.
tel in Moorhcad in the spring.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12
THE WEEKLY pIONEER PRESS
Enlarged to Fifty -SiX Columns,


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Column are among its attractive features.
Its Weekly Review Of tho Markets,
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The subscription price of tic Weekly was last yea.
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This reduce! price is Still maintained notwi:hstand.
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paper.
Taking into view its size. the mas. variety and
value OF its contents, and their special adaptation tt,
the WAITS OF The rural families OF the Northwest it i.
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-01-12

y :....ss-' 20 -r,: :sa:s uEaanaRs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-06

zaa F}ost se-ioue tEo15ie with rea&-
SIS ef-d waters IS, rs Tai2.t be predicted
5r1'la t2Glr Eec7zllaT vuEE, S-ca5- eyes.
We f-1a tiaat a7Travers. v7-tca-Eael1Es
sz1 ~ ct1eEs 81 - use ihejr eyes coz
stantIy II c1e3r work t2-ze extra cara -
preserve thc-l b5- getting the aeEt pos
a'7ta 1g1t h= day sss1 using he best a.
5-c.ai ECnt st lie-ht. Inc great zfTrv
a readers ar4 writer's AKA careless. sud
-1oSt Of aAeza, sooner oS later, pay tllo
re1sltT Icy being forced % riTe M night
T1Es entire 7--sczl.a la sSsyc Hl3 reading,
e1c5l't st short iz+cEvaIz, uI.slsr tLo Eest
conesi1dzsa. end nov and tIccz oas loses
the eyaE2zht entirely aE'er i ls toc late
to Sc TzaIniDc Greek, German. sncrt-
1,e1l Or any othar characters Offering
from ti35+ E-5i1 Roman 3vpe, make 2
doEot5 3.C-ey Tho custom 3 to As-;5-h
- 81 warnings I'll Tzsa o. velE-nerz
nlsEes attention imperative, and then Is
E5Ss-7 7sczu71 71E1LaEll the v5s1 number Es
5iF ,aEtfy- cali g aiiEo1, lm. il tai1cs
I1-liIol2 letter, 70 make I'd & fz.--ztzed
voi1;ue e 5GG pages. fo-fg hnes e The
pace, Hs5y lettcrF 10 tho Il2o. 4 res7zY
makes - easy day Of reading tEliz, bat
his eyes Eyesb 90 over tSlousal-5 tkca-
SAID Letters X -1a - - ketFar ser
vice e. readers sd writer's tllaE e. oeTl
attention ID tE.s greet oc1grr e feiIzr0
- ta=zs tbs REST r. care, which Il more
700 gSeod, Scr the eTos. Er@-T cyEo
EIos~ EAat lo 7sC-l8 have tina b2s<
light 57r reading. Ea~c5d ei.r:1 caEaf-i3-
1g.ri = dawn CZ twilight, Should always
stop Il 11e E-1e sjgus Of naiu Cz -v-,a---
ness, etc fGo-t know that lie -le-s
f-s.G 3 plain, .wt-te sUrfaeo jz v1rv t--T-
Iu-, sr2 tcEt the eve II relieved ~
tint. Recent eEpa-5HleE-tz Il Germany
ar reported 70 indicate some vsEiovi=R
iirt aH ess1e5t foE tie ovos EarIc ps-
rsrs inEs eae5 show I3tie eeior oEl FIRST
v7rstiu~. faint ia.ad-Ta1c5} TlarSe flzt can
be rCai only by atsai1inG the ewes, aye
frritsI3I sources Of rzischTsS s. : had
v11s5na The bad paper. lax and pen
c.l- Ta-st % our readers VIII have too
good sense 20 usa TAa intelligent pub
Eo s};o1j5 so clearly show its liisz7lzt aB
the ECs tyI5o, solid matter. Fscsc pnrsr
zgl poor printing wtlirh so..3 publish
c-s aud most periodicals. except t..a
best, are .~z1i.i- Ct C1--71E, that Ia T.It-
li=ssrr would J--o atts-sryE gae a-pCzi-
lt-ert 81 Second Iima. E5sc Eacs1c-- nezre-
T-TaE. which $50 MANY Eeai ~ the cars
s-5 by Eos37E-l+- 5s one Cf tha moe.
'-UrttU. czU-g> ri poor CsEe=fca5 We cen
Ho5 Jontsyi thls a5 once. bHt owe 4 zs
= @gty n protest -ioG5iv against sz-h
printed Eattar, zlG, jf ;cs-.. ls. &C Ea-
Iusa r. ,aIv or tal-rars Z i aE- <oTsa
zler. tl,ar aissa ~. -tv necessary. J'-ll.s-
81 matter oarht 10 ;.e lo- ID. z.zz
smaller trT-a 9l:h this szt7a s;zoe Ia
tn5e- :iss Zines ia easier to Tez5 tl-s' t;s@
sjza 3Tyga- aet a-tIoas Z. As -Ea laaG@3
solsiigr size VIII contain f-liy rs rauch
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-06

An iasi5a eaapszr q tho fsshiorabia
Skinner Roberts gcac--r EsTe Is of IN
taEss=. ss showing hiss worth + some
=t7. ls valued esuaisv VIA rozi5s 81 t5sis
''s-1G = steady a-Il5-s.' Ehs LsiI-.
Hiss ference q. E,9NeTt-. L t3o 3a,3g.l-
f=- - hir. E.a5n1zor E-5.eEts- : w1E. day
- f1. whose {ol ,aa5 = fsssrfaf5a Et
9 AaEs ;riifca ~ better. She Frss Bct
c,1.3i, hai everything iha5 w-ealte ea.-l1
eec.-aS3s5 su5 was e cci5 . 5ho place
Htg- Skinner wrs s ssuSaE@ - Trinity
Ca.ic-e. rkers. - first JaaGo he- &c
c--s,-rsuoe. lie vas Ct g good 5a-nity &
hss.9uo. X. /. 5ut n ys.o3=rsi5 cirauzn-
STANCES only, Bhst be w-v1& ever aspire
81 t..s hsac q Mss E.oaeEts woa!5. It
t3a t-Ess. hare E=ez FcoGraa - l-a~oszi-
Die. 5o wRs = vrE.-E 5s-a1 e real E-5r-a
=--5 sterling integrity. IheFe qEaliaieE
p eso Eots.l bT tFs l"1y-. auG hsT fatoer
showed t2vTar& hlEz very 1E-sa.ily isat-
j. s. if1sr his E-adUaai2a he voat 70
tie mining regions q Eae West II aassIoh
& fortune. bUt. Ike raa.Iy o+aer yozng
Hea. Issds . tail.rs. DGciue, ai7 z,'-
ae-ste ne rzailtniae3 > eorr5saondsaoe
-risa a.is= Rob-rrs. ana E-zl.y- ara5,cssI.
= yr=a $3.50 y5tss, sad ~. sob =r.s, ia-
staz..- q iLf"r1osisT e7Y 5aiccEo-is, vEss
Faveraed ioT niz ov3 5adE7aons aBL b1e
--aaes * his 5..E., ,htsz, sa& gzzs ais soa-
es-t Eufzslr- t-lza ta4t. Ia wrote 70
yz5z.g >Einaer 81 ooasa 70 Hartford, s-d
gave hiIl - Foss,soa wish the Rss,thg
E--s Of z[aaov s Roberts
Tho Wedding followed f:5hia ; fow
acoztEs, s5d ~ FaoaTt@ gs,xe Ehe young
a7HPjs splendid start in NE. Es coEid
not VII :aAs an J.aCzg gsrE1D02d JOUCE
man llso the fy-n, nE E}Ts li-l a salary
ont . p-oro~tiea % the sHoaEj:Ea:s }a1-
a;t,7a 80 .ilisd, bat hs J@at3a 6o~Ta} ,7ro-
4isi~s oTaezwiae- < residences ~+s THl.-
chased 1sc tha vourS co0FLs at : cost e
&-5. .GE3, sa4 riehly fn-uselad Z = aiGo
u1derszgo8 tEsat ihe f.t..ar's veai.2g riit
Was p eeeak for 500. .0s3. ~i5h tk9 IN
5sistaa,,i lv tt.at The money be invested,
ali tLs i2al-l5 Esed IN sltoyd-ng = stFlo
= hing aud ;hs laxusl-s 20 which G1lzs
Eoher-s ksz 'bceu accastoEne5 during hsz
girihood Hartford Letter
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-06
4 Deya Id maas

Ise called hiiasel ''Coloredo JscE,
ans ioOasi Ike ho might % q had man
- a0nd.e. Ge gs5 NJ E0r .srlsnE saRsEa.
's1>3 yo9 T'ses4 guilty of not gull y 2
seEe5 Sec Records,
'Zou c;ca & 5ry men fov 9err1cr be-
foTa tae iasuest9 nCe held, 80 yvu: itol't
-ol sazs mo zSoord arct 20 tlie under
- SIS rLop ~ identity the zemaias?
2ha'e v3,ab I ksve been accustomed 10
IN Co--~as7o."
~ ra,neirs2 w,aB Inqvesf2'
''C}f sac 4yoIiosu8oa who jsiod e. ssrass
ne
you n ut kill eny polioamen.
Wed. b 1t Jon wait 30 ses tAe re-
SAT- q tasiT y rEn6s before you tTy Qse?
DOM zoal take aeir apte-r1ot}esElE alJ
have iheDs identify. aS H2e ~ tho tozoeoo
Sat stra-E 'e-a2 As., general thing taey
o5o before thcy eaR Is taken % the hos
pltsl "
Ldon4 know vhs5 p, ara talking
G6oa5. Tou we've zrra1tsd - 4 Uoughs
ID ez-a lookup by b;tss sick 70 'Cr on
Galveston syonUe. who was GistTll - by'
youE to7-EaS"
"ca, veil. 5as:-o sB riei.B. "A at- !
Wes afraid I hsd diaeaot4 a2yself. 6n.'
C3t-s@E can S-GS7E 1sa with i0panilv
Civilians a-e Eenssta nav Tesent-n evj.
1o1 oai't make ne destroy e.ls. I GliEh3
90 along w>-a one VelicoHlaa X he Eaz
l3os ARMED SID Tss- 7olita When I want
hga5 : ua2t the genuine article. II
taEs5 five Able-bojsza policemen 70 make
Il interesting enough Eor raz 80 !at Llysl5f
ofzL. never Esh Tor sarsjiass. IN Colo
sa.t5 ihoy v5Ezlly bz;1s7 o,,5 q battery %
10 ard "a E.-FaIsy q iaisatEv. IS long
- sen keep yoar police ozt 4 ny way
'7aea / sn2 drunk tSseT sso safo. inst
=zpialu5 i. I Cu,tldn't &1I tha T..5oe 80
get El2 a matinee, Ihat explains Why
tLers . nc E-oTtlJ2.Ty TsD,Et ssis week
nc ys3a2ei-5 02 tEe IcE@s. J expect tlsE
police knew zz-a and ac6 4aat llftis
ts-i}cE - brsaE -ae Ia. kDovirE I oaiy so
5o waE vita Ecsss.eFiy ordained IsoLioe-
men. ''-Cf-slssas-r7 4Hssar.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-06
Kaf fs the FIsv

Tho humors of the stage are otttines
iTnPr0mpta aDd entirely unforraecn. 4
resl mule vas recently ore 81 the st'rs,e-
tons n She play Of tle ''Tosiv
Thieves, " as Pr5duced u Virginia City.
Nev. The result IS described by the
Ch~aa{cts az follows:
10 sooner had All come ont Of the cgvo
with his bags Of wealth. and attempted
10 pat slem on the bsck Of }he beast.
shaa ne began his part II the perform
aDcs. Ee lst hy with lis heels, Kicked
Tie shaviugs (the surp9sesl Hches) out
OF tho bsgs, kicked GoaE the cavern,
kicked do1a the Whole forest, kicked
down the Siugs, kicked the end 0l the
bass-viol leaning against the stage e.
pieces, smashed the foctie3lts. aul
nusiJy doaoled up All bv planting bcin
feet IL ei.e pit OF his stomach rope
zyaE fastened around I.:Ia, and be wa4
drazggd OF by the uuiasd strength Of
shs company.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-06

' DO you plead guilty, or Nc 8Tllity :
asked ;ho JuJSo, addressing Simms.
% I doesn't plead sc al. 7 isa'5 no
lawyer. Yer can't ketoh Iro v2d yer
piptz +"
"LooG oRt, ron ippu3er5 rascal.
Ara you guilty or not gGltv}
Eor yess E0ttigc as do faeas. I
has oo hon0r te- etato 6at ! Il 2o$
sailtv.
Eia he IS, Jodga." exclaimed Cobb.
6 He hl5 Dle In 10 mo,'t vid MS Ass.'
nsber tech ,5o man.
'' Didn't yoa kit him IN tao mouth ?"
ssked the Judge.
No, saz; / diau's pat ray han ea
him. In faos, neber tech hizn.
Judge, I s0ar on &c 5'gEss Elsls
5zt Ha hit gle.
Now. look 8 keah, '' saia sin.mo. de
oonrts oS dis Ian ajn'5 teoAalcUra cnsi.
When yer 5eEses JasEs rp On charge Tar' 4
-ot - sts1te.e 6e charge. rs oa~ VIZ
z2uah cS2Featlcu '2cuc Gs Jlggers an'
wh5te folks 6aT voJJdD's IL bali ds
trouble IN do oga.ts. Is my ban ioohip'
ois tzbls. JedGa p And Ae lisood his
hand On the desk.
Aos, sir.
FDsr's vhar yor's OF. Case Why?
Co-d4n' tsr Gosa.hT what Tgs bSeu
- 5l-7' you car't tcca ncfhla'. Dsz is
r.v hs teen IN iahla bat Nogsi
s5az dar. Yoz-, lcok aleah, Ant'ny, -
a.sz tze n. u ar ls,gozsl So CoiIs>, " IS
rs-7 .v-57.e - n. 0Esell IN snc.l 3 iEneUsEt
h-ste Isr's b . 6 etuSoat too long
NO Il Iaox I3aa g do1 as, Is yer
-vts.e So saE5 yer 7e5Ehl 10 hGlja' the
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