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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-22
EVENING SESSION.


Gov. Farnham was introduced by the
chairman of the meeting and add essed
the audience upon 1.-The farmers homes in
Vermont" He remarked that he appear.
ed before the people Of Bennington in
obedience to law, as by the law of the state
he was made II member of tho Vermont
board Of agriculture-and Of coarse as such
he was expected to aid in their meetings.
| While he might not be able to recommend
the red handle kind of broom corn, as did
| Horace Greeley, or advise that the suckers
could be better removed from corn by the
hook and line, than with the scoop net
yet he might make blunders, which the
farmers present could correct, stiIl he
would say we had Board Of agriculture
that were doing IA good work, but the vac.
illatlng course of our legislature in making
board of agriculture, Manufactures and
mining then - superintendent which was
a very able man and now board of apri.
culture which were working on with some
hope, yet the course the people of the state
would take was uncertain; but let that bt
as it may, agriculture was what uuderlied
our whole prosperity and ought to be para.
mount to all other pursuits. The subiec,
upon which he spoke this evening might
be considered as foreign to agriculture
but to our homes we owe much of our
education and all our social llfu.
Our right of soil beng different from
that OF other countries, being absolute
has tendency to endear our homes to Us
and Gov. Peck remarked that there was
no cases in court that were defended with
| nnh liza NJ 81
land, and the Strengthening of Il line be
tween TWO farms where tut little worth
was involved sometimes produced bitter
suits. 1t is proverbial that people partakc
somewhat OF tho nature of the land they
inhabit, aud the sturdy yeomaury of Yer
mont can we'll be proud of her native
bills that gave stable character to oar
inhabitants, and our homes that have from,
their stable character produced So many
energetic men and women. How different
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-22
Z II Z NJ A R K f 7 s.
3 Dofict and ttteyhtphei expressly FOR the ;fsen
HJlatGiH Fireman..
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.
tof the ,gess ending Tuesday, February 81, 1879:

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON
tot the rect ending Tuesday, February 81, 1879:
cutie. Sheep. H9gs CdlUcs
At market this waek.........l LIS 1895 1909 80
" last week......... l,s6l s,3Sl Lott 100
" one year ago.. 36i5 s,2ls l2,60 2yi
PRICES-Extra fat aud heavy pre- MUM oxen, IS Oes
-: first quality 9775 second quality 81 ONS5 75
third quality SjOl6j5 per 100 bs total weight OF
hide, tallGw and dressed beef A few choice single
pairs S&75915U Bulls etc, 54O19t75 Working oxen,
S0U8l67 n pair, according to their value as beef.
Steers S63Gll0. Mich cows, S2O00d4.00 extra good,
S4l0B3i30O with or without calves, as may be agreed
farrow and ordinary Sl50O as 90: Stores yearlinEs
S7O0a300 two ye4r-olds. S4 0O three yearolds
S30OO9i5Oj Sheep, 8a43lc: extra 5e6c 2 Dor 80 Us
0OJ d head Lambs, ~ retail 090c;F ~ Fat hogs,
Z d3c II NJ northern dressed hogs sA9Jc b n. Veal
calves safe flb Brighton hides, S659c; country lots
]6dsc Calf skins, t3d3@ Il h. Talow Sake d n;
country, 3b5Gaic Pelts with wool OH, 75Gl5J each;
country lots 75gSl50 each.
REMARKS.-The cattle market does not show any
improvement. Country cattle were in demand at "a
Chester VT had the best pair of cattle in market they
weg he'd 400 bs f Fairbanks sold seventeen 2years
old steers weight 1880 bs at 4sc, live; Taylor
H9rpin sold two oXeu to dress $40 lbs each, at nc;
G. Flanders sold four oNen to dress $50 lbs, at sr; W
H. Webster sold eight to dress LOO MS at &c,
western cattle weight 1900 ibs at &c % n, live
There were 1851 head of sheep from Vermont. Sales
brisk, but rise in prices. +. g kimball sold
thirty sheep, average 20 ms, at &c; Hubbard
at &c q p Breck sold sixty sheep, average 30 MS at
54c Sargent Turner sold seventy five head twenty
two were old Sheep, 20 lbs, at bNc. There
but little poultry IN market Price offered, l2!.c h H.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-22

The ptople 10 the Mississippi valley are
suffering from fearful floods, and millions
Of acres Of land are inundated,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-22
TT TFIJsITs OWN STORY.

LANCASTER, n. H., Dec. 3, 40.
By tho way | will say that 1 INNS
Downs Elixir the best cough remedy
that | can find at our Druggists. we
always use it. iii.
]. S. PEAVEY, Pub. Republican.
All diseases arising from Biliousness or
TORPID Liver, are quickly cured by the
use of Bakers Mandrake Bitters. see
notice of Arnica and Oil Liniment IN
another column. =,
Il is said that Guiteau's love OF notoriety
has received severe blow during the
past week or ten days, since in that time
not over dozen persons have had curios'
itv enough 10 visit the jail to see MIN.
Last Sunday he dressed himself up early
in his best suit, and anticipated large
sale af autographs and pictures, but not
soul called. Tho assassin was terribly dis
custed, declaring that the warden had
purposely kept people away.
DIR. N. G. WHITES PULMONARY
ELIXIR Is warranted to relieve the Group
in thirty minutes: 70 relieve a common
Cold Immediately: To relieve Asthma at
once: To cure all Coughs before ulcera'
ton: To cure sore throat: TO cure Hoarse-
ness of singers or speakers: To always
loosen Cough: TO cause the patient to
raise freely: To always produce rest at
night: To give satisfaction to all who use
II 5ml
Il is said that Mr.. Rossetti's new volume
of poems has yielded him f400. Tenny-
son has always been remunerated hand
h;a F1uINliS harc Maid
him f4000 n year in royalties. besides
large sums for new work. Swinburne's
publishers have never made anything on
his productions till recently. William
Morris did well with his " Earthly Para
disc" but his Icelandic stories were
failure. Oscar WiIde's poems are in their
fourth edition, but the editions are small
and the impressions are luxurious, 80 that
the aesthetic bard gets but very small Pc
cuniary return. The minor English poets
generally fare poorly and secure bnt little
golden stimulus for their muse.
! NOT TO BE SNEEzED AT.
/ That pure, sweet safe and effective
American dstillation of witch hazel,
American pine, Canada lir. marigold and
clover blossom, called Sanford's Radical
Cure for Catarrh. A few doses instantly
relieve the most violent sneezing or head
cold. stop all watery discharges from the
nose and eyes, cure headache aud nervous
ness, and Danish all danger of fever.
Complete treatment for one dollar.
fm5w4
WILLIsToN MARKET, Feb. 20.-Butter,
good to choice, sold at % to so cents
selections 80; eggs, %.
PrrrSFoRD, Mass, Sept. %. '78.
SIRs-I have taken Hop Bitters and re-
commend them to others, as found them
very beneficial.
Mrs. j. w. FULLER,
Sec. Wonen'S Christian Temperance Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-22
GRAIN TRADE,
CORN.

GRAIN TRADE.
CORN.
The market for corn is dull aud tue demand since
our last is quite limited The sales OF No and high
mixed have been at l23r; steamer mixed and yellow
zoe; and grade at 67G6si.c Il busne the latter
price obtained only for very good lots The export
demand is light. To arrive from Chicago prices
nominally zoe Il bushe for high mixed, but there IS
rather a frmer feeling at the close.
OATS.
The market remains the same. with steady demand
and moderate receipts The sales have been at 54a
for No white; and jOcigor No mixed,
RYE
The sales have bsen confined to small lbs a. 9;cai
o bushel.
FEED.
Shorts are scarce and firm and have bsen selling al
S2L5Ol92 5O line feed ranges from S32dlS and midd-
at Said9i II ton. Cotton seed meal sells at S-lIp
BARLEY
The market remains unchanged with a M lsvl'e de-
mand at 9j1 to Sl.l5 b bushel.
THE WOOL TRADE.
The market for wool remains quito steady and very
change Holders are very confident and Indifferent
about reducing stocks, as they cannot be replaced
present prices The opening of the London sales are
looked for with considerable interest aud if prices
sustained at that point 1t will strengthen I'll market
here particularly for fine woods, additional supplies
to any extent, will then be beyond our reach and We
shall have TO rely the stocks hand until anohc"
clip is available. which is long period bridge over
We quote:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-22
NOT TO BE SNEEZED AT.
SCIpIO. N. Y. Dec. /. l97

SCIPIo, N. Y, Dec. /, 1879.
l am tie pastor of the Baptist Church |
here, and an educated physician. am
not in practice, but am my sole family |
physician and advise in many chronic |
cases. Over year ago l recommended
your Hop Btters to my invalid wife, who
has been under medical treatment of six OF
Albany's best physicians several years
She has become thoroughly cured of her
various complicated diseases by their use.
We both recommend them to our friends,
MANY of whom have also been cured OF
their various ailments by them.
u Rev. E. r. WARREN.
RICHMOND MARKET, Feb. 20.-The mar
ket wa, quiet and bare of butter. Sales oil
choice new were made at % to 80 cents;
fine 80 10 50. Eggs sold at 20 cents; pc
tat oes 10 to so.
GAURD AGAINST DISEASE.
If you find yourself getting bilious, head
heavy. mouth foul. eyes yellow, kidneys
disordered, SYMPTOMS Of piles tormenting
you. take at once a few doses of Kidney
Wort. 1t is natures great assistant. Use
it as an advance guard-don't wait to &c
down sick. See largo advertisement Swl
Jonathan B. Franklin, the proprietor ofthe paper
mill at Pittsford, who mystenOusy disappeared
three months ago, has returned In the meantime
the fixtures fthc mill and the stock had been sold
| by the snenn
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
The following late account received
| from the statistical bureau at Washing
ton shows that the total number OF
immigrants arrived during the year ended
December 81, 1881. as far as reported, was
1865. Of this number there arrived
from Germany, 24S 1928; England and
Wales, 1850; Ireland. 7O,S96; Scotland,
16,441; Dominion of Canada, 81 l59; Aus
tra, 1867; Norway, 26,S24; Sweden.
55,SO5; China, 2O,628; all other countries,
S6,375.
Mr.. Nimms, the chief of the bureau,
states the probability that returns yet to
be received will show the total number of
arrivals for the year to have been about
| 49, 900.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-22
EGds

With increased receipts the market has Weakened
and ~ = dozen s the hlghest that be obtained f5
fresh eastern while Canada selling a. 25assc and
Festarn al 9srssc LINED are quiet az 2ld22c. lie
market closes unsettled. aud with continuance u
iId weather low prices may be expected. We quote:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-22
CRANBERRIES.


Western and Canada Z bush 81 IA 4.
HOPS.
The market is without animation and there is no
change to report in prices. We quote:
Good TO prime 1881 Eastern q ib..............2 81
Do, a -
POULTRY AND GAME.
The market for poultry is quite firm, and receipts
are moving of pretty freely. We quOe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-02-22

BEANS
The bean market has ruled firm. but buyers have Mt
aan onarafinv 40 LARGELY a. Il week
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03

Shen! Once, R.Yvil,, Ia, ShcuG.
july .Hi. l's2-,'.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03

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=. -, 80 a a, eo,o"' wv -. we've 40 "" 0noiS
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03
kssFF"SS SAIL.

.,., ;o>la ~ ani Ji-1e'i 81
'%. ;;n',,<Ss pr...a'1ed BY la'
. IN, ',',,.,..-eriI/i proocry 'o-wit
I",.n;a,,e1N,Jfie.fn5 inierercst IN ard 70
b west <uar.r- Of soui: vest garter
>. ,six( AMI ~, n0rih ws.i quarter
q. - rarirre 'Sccf;ca sasea Town
rit "sacc tea Eas.; scizss
'li@H & Iy,qy lsf I'll Z
~ viii sad en- casts.
le-cash. wyaa me ,enef.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03

Ii your head achea if you have dyspepsia
OF are bilious, with vpid bowels, one o, two
doses Of Barley, Sane Apcri9nt VIII cure
you itcools the s'mach, acts pleasantly up
on the bowels ,niost> only five ) cent, 1t Is
used by phy,iciaJ IN place of sIckcninc, nan
seating pills, as tac,ion j. more ica~au, and
speedy
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03
.,,KESSIFF'S SAy.l..
Mrs. MahuIia Calvet,

Mrs. Mdhu.ia Calvett
10 81, vs
Ia~otcre {. Eo.,s a. Mr.. Mary +. Dyson
and husband
State o! LoGsianl, Parish Of Richland.
Filth District Court
6y virtue Of n writ of ii. Ia. issued from
he Honorable fifth district Court, IN and for
the Parish II Richant, S',,c of l.oui.l a,,1. m
do au'Ee ra'i''.i M ,utiih--rti ,,,. and q,
-. -. ,,.., I, sn..a + TIE .iofesa!d ,,ar,sL
J nave seizcd and Will otter for sale n, the
ioor % the oojH house, IN the town of Ray:
r.llr, On
Satnrtay, he End day Of Sc1acm-
bcr, 1882,
q; public auction, TO the last and hiyhc,, I,d
der md within the hours rre,ciIbcd by law
the io,iowing dcscribcd properly, ,o>wii
The snr,h east quarter sectIon, and south
ha.i of moth east quarter of section twenty
five e., Township fifteen 90 Nor'l, Range
i've - tasr api the We, hi'f Of of sp...h.
w.s' .;"1r'r., ,"D;ion oirctcrr O.j Tow ...p
:iI:ecr O. E..'h, L.n"c -. o. IA ..,
-c'.ti "i'. -" r..i.dIn-s and impi.vr.
Mccts the. on.
Tenn Il saIc-casL with 'ao Lcnea, Of
arprai-en.,.,.
LEN SCOTT.
Shen.. Once, R.yvi.l,, Ia, ShcriG.
july -'''. l,s2.-,'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03
] EsiEsTEsATEOy NOTICE


hereby give D.aice that 'b" req "'''''"
'"'' viii L. oier Al he following i''' -,
'h' i'"i'n If Rrhiani on thr lays ~
"'nW '''rlinr - III" pn'' sion - ~"
3 81 - ~ No .ul 81 1871. ana ~ w.
OF ioN' 81. w.. General Assembly ct '''"s'
nnaN to AFFORD "!N--,un.ry Tor the REGISTRATION
q "a persons VIC '"..i To register before ule
AL election, AMI ''iosr SCI, may hay., become
.i,,il,i.. voters Of 'he par.A, .,,,., that date
a,.c, Tat changes may he r,aN- when neccs-
sary. in the number of recinc,. gwen as the
residence If any voter, On the registration
books uf last election
Cour, House, kayvIlle. La from Monda,
Aug. 2s;h, to Monday, Sept. i,ll, lNs2.
Ward No l-Deiri, Tuesday n "Wednesday
Sept 5rh and Gih.
Midway thursday aud Friday
Sept 7Hand Sub.
3-t.nard, Monday anl Tuesday
sept, l,h and l-tI
Alto, "Wednesday and Ihursda,
Sept ioiN' .iii,, .LllI.
"-tl"'line-s School House. Mon
dag and Tuesday. Sept l. & "a
~ j. Thomasons Wednes,ia
\ Thursday. Sept 2uth Il ~ :
Anu i'onri House. kayvIlic, from Nond,v
>"it. .1;h &C. Thursday &C., o,t., incius,vc
on winch IA date III" cHrr viii lie closed f,
N'ciar@ = ID! ,..l.s ;uI "a" tohsfc.si,ral el.c
'' 10 be held on Tuesday, November nj,
I - J. i STOKES.
Assessor and Ex>"lh, - Gc,isrl,r Of
v"i'r- Ricbland Parish, La.
Aug ?r;h. lSN?-Jt.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03

wsl.., % - -. .3n;..J!
! .,re able 20 report o0n'' ~.
:. "a - he health Of bc'h ;0"n 49,
1 | IL s.. surrounding Tine ..:sn yes,
: 81" a. MID tyro, such Is ch'l'' a ~.
. reu.i,tcut fevefS' etc. '.;on
q tendency to cog .nd
- nurses, p"ti'n''' A .i,
shou.d constan'''
sars abroad We
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03
,-ty Mass, WhsM Dey
let Me Free"

-, ,Jsong Iswcl from the great Music
Honse OF the South. one "f those
(egro melodies like O.i Black Joe,
the hearts Of all. Is >ahcci Is .
Gd>,ime servant whom freedom has
kindly, and from whom the memo-
Marstcr and the DE Plantation call
he pathetic lament
getting old anu feeble and :uy Aa.r /.
! inTning gay,
t,here is no one lei. on ea.,t 70 care :oT me
4 the hoe'cake, in tie cabin they grow
scarcer every DAY,
h,e lost my massa when G-y sc, ne flee.
A song for the South bu, II will Tin: thrcu.l
be land. Fist edition sold IN a weel
Handsome b.ue and gold title rare. Prlce
i41 cent. Published also for Eino, and Brass
Band. A. your Mus dcaicr ;"r Il, order
'soin Inc publishers Lnij.' y Ei'., >a,,u,
l.lI va
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03

"' ,,osNhniuo Cark informs rs That" i
- ,eu,ion to reopen her school on the iS'h
j., Of sep,embri lss4' We are sorry to
Miss Fane's friends, (of which She
w. ho.,.) ,hashe has not been enjoying
-, ,o,l,' during vacation holidays :.
nope that Mss Fannies' heal,h
may be so 81 -" 'Y'l1 - . s'
to begin her " '' '' -
she has IN
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03
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GcOrsi's Crop Report.

The 'uly rtort of thc Commissioner 20:
Agriculture, J.i. Henderson, # Ike condition
OF crops M Cusia show the cotton rep. ~
compared vii "a average 10 be 20 pci cent
The catcrr.!his reported IN Several coun'ie,
Inc corn no ~ rcf CEN a'oyc an aver
age Fieldpss Is , pcE cent. above an aver.
age. Secs plates - peI c~ni. rb,vc an
average. ut9 raue peg ce.,. above an
average. r. zoe cr"r ! .tpm!>i"g aa1 he
general orltk COOL.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03

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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-09-03

~ tiut u HiN.Cti Vi tIic GcW
'ed eastward. :; Will 10 used
hOme ioI stock aud Carried unit. tie
,Sfrs crop is gathered -Ilny tanners
Ear hs 70 buy corn. though they sold
for much lower hgres. About all
!, ,er grain in Il S,atoi stacked Where
4 heat has been thtcshet IT IA. gone a.
as iil.uy i've bushels '..ls acre. Gen,
1ly speaking 'lio crop Is 1t fine one ana
Will 10Y oe !rss tian @y,Go0,VOO pushes.
Oats are big crop ;hoash hey suffered some
INJURY Some nclds show seven,y>Evc bush
els to the acre. The average will he abou;
Iihy' The lates; repon from Minnesota show
i''o ground Tor icarcf injury having been
done yc; by We, weather
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-26
Cash Grocery Store.

Provisions, Hardware, Powder Fuse, Caps, sc. Cheap For Cash! We buy for Cash and EeII for cash. Our style of doing business gives the cash customers A show to get Value Received. He does nrt have Ito Support the man
 who does not pay. We Extend Our Thanks To our friends and patrons for past favors and hope to get
 share of their patron
 age'in the future. GIVE US A CALL And you will be convinced that our prices are cheaper than
 the cheapest. All Orders Must be Accompanied by the
 Cash.
  !
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-26

ded young Man.-A printer in Augusta, y has resided be- roof-tree, married and leased apart part of the city ne. after complet- he it the office, and purchased his lad then climbed the aouse Entering $, he marched to de his toilet, and f at the table. been watching him in amaze mother softlyin- b you procured D. your welded -lmon flush sui
 face, which
 .rdinal. Then
 l about being
 table amid a
 lung man hun astily home,
 inpatient
 g.--Augusta,
 illage re
 F among the
 Contributions
 ying the or E the same" ;"
 at night
 per's Fer
 locomotive
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-26

hg
 and
 } party
 never minute I ion for a Eaey go to ption with l't know
 es you
 q. Fo gntest deiegates, hans one, Is delegates pr an inno-
 again
 uption! merican ith a party bf such prin- tc it"--Detroit Silence. Ekansas gen. well-known saw that ] his morn E you a hing to d0@-abont-, 5e? ?' i e fellow with ! yes. A na2g :, ~%sn cfaracter dog;Y Is will, of ou defend belleve the lsr s1tte- see Such abuses In is to keep ,Ihle men and IteTances."
 sol"
 drel has got ded young Man.-A printer tn Augusta, y has resided be roof-tree, married and leased apart part of the city ing, after complet- k. he 1t the office, and purchased his
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-26

To our friends and patrons for past favors and hope to get share of their patron
 age'in the future.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-06
Close Tin, Close UD,l

An appeal will be made to all who
are engaged in commercial and manu-.
featuring pursuits to close their estab-
lishments for a while to morrow, and
give a few hours work to the cause OF
good government and Democracy. The
State will go Democrats by an over
whelming majority, and Memphis
cannot afford to be out Of line. We
have too much to ask at the hands Of
the Legislature TO come up tagging
behind when a positive and united
effort would sweep the city. AS to
the country, that will take care Of
itself. Elections have been lost by
apathy or over confidence, but never
when the people most interested came
out and made a fair, square fight.
Give the boys a chance, and go your
self. Go early and stay it will have
a good moral effect. Every man has
his influence. Shelby county was
greatly misrepresented the last time.
Let this not happen again. Vote the
that is headed by Porter and
and that is finished Of with
Price aud Norris. Let Democrats
and independent low tax Republicans
vote this ticket, aud it will be trium
phantly elected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-06
Choiee Eainhien,

Julius Nagle & Co., III Main street,
are the leading dealers in the various
kinds Of tOothsome groceries that
crafty the German palate. They also
keep a full line of domestic, fancy and
staple groceries, as well as foreign and
domestic wines and liquors. Among
the late additions of new goods may
be mentioned Rhine wine, sauer krout,
dill pickles, chow chow. sardines,
Limberger cheese, Swiss cheese, pre-
serves, %jellies, ETC., etc. Their stock
is complete In all departments, and
they guarantee satisfaction in quality,
quantity, purity and price.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-06

The Avalanche has a great deal to
say about scratching. 1t is in the
habit every two years of giving this
advice. This is ono Of its means 10
take votes from the Democratic party.
1t has never supported the Democratic
party in Tennessee in any political
conte stand ia bot likely ever to do
so. Is it not strange then that it
should now appear under the guise Of
a Democratic scratcher. The people
of this community know the politics
and policy of the Avalanche too we'll
to be misled by this wolf in sleeps
clothing.