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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-15

The ownership of land, says an En-
glish critic, does not always make man
contented and industrious.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-15

-Yakoob Khan, ex-Ameerof Afghan
istan, is in pecuniary trouble, and is
selling his jewels and old clothes to pay
his debts. This is what a good many
other monarchs would have to do If left
to their own resources, and their
"uncles'' would have to be more friend
ly than "our fathers brothers in
America, or the monarchs would become
even more deeply involved.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-15

Special rates given on application.
ns-An business letters must be addressed To-
GEORGE w. ARMISTEAD.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

A PASSENGER train on the Missouri
Pacific Railroad was tagged in cut sur
rounded by dense thickets near Denton
Texas, June 5. As soon as it stopped four
masked men boarded the mail car. As they
appeared in the narrow passage the express
agent, the mail agent, the baggage master,
and one of the guards, who, in anticipation
OF robbery, had armed themselves before
the train stopped, opened fire on them,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-15

Polly, waking,
Hears a shaking
Of her chamber-doOrt
Never fretting,
Polly, ge; ting
Out upon the floor,
Kneels to say her
Little prayer,
Rev rcntly and low,
Picture sanity,
RObed so quantity,
Gown as white a. snow.
Says our Polly:
"Ths is jolly
Rising with the sum-"
When the wash ng
And the splashing
Rprsa has neatly dOnes
Round and rosy
As a pDsy
Pretty Polly stands,
While so brisklY
Nurse DIR es quickly
Dimplcd cheek and hands.
Rcd her dress is.
FlaXen tresses
3auged above her brow)s
Big white collar
Cost a dollarD
Npthing's lacking now.
Happy Polly
Kisses dolly
On her scauty wig;
Then flies, pranCing,
Hopping, dancing,
Like a whirligig!
Such jolly
Little Polly
Down to breakfast goes,
Scattering kisses
None she mis- ses--
Sweet as any rosel
-Hdrrtct Tr0lcbridJe, fn N. T. Independent.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-15
THE DEATH OF GENERAL CARL
BALDI.

A Sharp Attack of Bronchitis the ImmedI-
ate Cause of DissOIutiOn-COnscious to
the Last Sketch of the Refnarkable
Career of ItaIy's LiberatOr.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-15
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square Of eight lines, $50 for the nrst
Insertion, and IS cents for each subsequene
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-15
Youths Department.
OUR POLLY.

Polly, mapping,
Hears a rapping
On her chamber door;
Polly, fretung,
Slowly gett ng
Out upon the hOOr3
ShiVers. crying:
- Shows $ a-fiyingl
Can't q out to-day
Wonder whether
Winter weather
Ever II go away.
Hate this washing,
Spl shinx, splashing,
Water cod as iceV
Nurse 1ys: " Hurry
How you worry,
Polly, 'tisn't nicer
Polly grumhles,
Trips and stumbles,
Then her finger prickss
Frowas and sputters,
Sobs and mutters.
Cross as seven sticks
Naughty Polly
SeiZes dolly
BY her fiaxen wig,
Pokes her in
Ba skc with a
Long-ta led rat and pig.
MeianchG ly
Little Polly
Down t. breakfast goes,
Thinks the weather
Altogether
Dreadful cause it snOwsi
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-15

Total. Sc 6.O15 PA 1896 Is, ,ls4, sos
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16

a CT -esPOaas1t writing to II
fE0a Bai1FFn CO The IN last
isS The following aes0gaf of the
-.aiEaks5T a. BasdvyE:
Col VI Il H. Tis0R. speaker 81
s.e lass HOass ef Representatives
auf residing Al BaAWyn. Mss. was
sisae4 this az@ ~ H. Sas3srx. :
goaas merchant d0isg. b9Einess
LeEe. who shOl him twice With 4
doesle tarral guarhalligghi him in
s~Gahfy. Tie town j. shesksd ever
tie sad ~srage5y-a good deal q
excitement PreVaiis-Sas3erS ism
tEae hsnds Of the Lee eOsnty suikor-
lilies, At TsFeIo- Col nsoa'E FAM
y bave ths unbognded Sympathy
Of every geneEeus heart
L vas zIss uloEe3 that : soa ct
Coz TrsOA had since 4bOs Sazden
bur We are iaEogled thai The rE=s.
j. not tue
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16

In McPHEzsox, Clerk of iha
present Rouse. rs made a. ssti
sae Of he ssreBgih q ihs respect
Ire parties u the next Houss- Ae-
rss % IS figures iks Dsns.
esass gillharsI III. lie Rsgableabs
n - R~5assers !, The Is5s
ahs ard he IsdePesdsas
Ae@bGaHs
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16
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RI8cE err mT al m re -
30 rad - - ara u
EssAi eEre
ueasiF a - Ep
ErReaa srTs1-ahe Ena mnr
zzaCM WklEA ~ As hzzre To
ares ths - y he FaPEm
- fza8A III - eg-rsrt 81 ths
We Ks Esas3 zsrEss4 to
iAese 6sPoasa tseridcise Lat EhsF
asRAE Sd s=FasFzeat = Gbsy
Eszs4 3srsss mere attsaE1a 10
tber 0En egrarx
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16

AlF Ga1tha Be E,PsEss Is
NsEsa 3 ske As Ao@lssEg
sBs 1 H2nssa eersi6-
ass eRaz = a84ansaaf 81
Tx pas4sr aa2S I'd fSs iFeas-
Euss - 4r4KS sAs maaeE pats i
p - Paakages saSas chnEch.
.Ea1eE aa9 proceeds 10
en- zEaa sAA<Fs = lara ES4 We
sEzag - HESS war
49, AS ha-asse asy b GOA
sirRea j. 2Eeal KarS ID sill be
gsae-1v zs@A.a3 = ~ iassRa-
E1saa saas I hare S&agn Easseay. and
faaSE=8 j. ~ - zs5 aF hEpaorlsy.
De knA<x aae ar Fpsesrsd ia has
TesEHp2C@ 10 he rgErec5aess sf The
reEaEs, 80 10 the ies4sisy e
1be sc@a NJ aszsa thaE haa no4
sea gResaSaae& HE EeaES TO
rnslEBAae tAAa IL sa.s act / wss
SGl4tE Sd FseE5ary. i us lAlSe aad be
kAeE ri - se1gaszAAa w0al1 have
srEaaea n. and ao gentleman viii
aEsrcER a. Ia skole Ta7agraph
. u42EeM15Ss@ AID ncS / aas
5Dps xlsA frTE Prew5lt n raE FrB
LII sHaSES Aa2 &are rot jet Inst nv
sszlFer NJ LONkEY- n
Re Asa1-zlA isAc- I'D, lSS3
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16
: 50 AzrnA1nuR aEalnr

aH not 4sslso seFSOus again
ADaAhzby kseshaaA writes .
z-atesai motkeF. We almost lost
CDR bring from cholera infantum,
bnChaupily heard pt Rarker's Gin
gerTgaiei II lime AfeE sP0onfull
cndbaby, and an occasional dOse
ksw q il good health. Brook
Iys Mosheg.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16

IAEaaD-At BsiivaK. Tenn 81
- sss. 49, - Rev. DIV.
u geads. r. WHIT MkDonaId i
Asklaa8. MEss feiitur II The Reg,
5lsFs - lis Lsaa Ssadheim al
RipssYs lis
WELL we -shiaks sar eonlempo-
E4rs Of tie Register, haAw0n . ieH.
II and w. eKtead to the happy
couple aar siacers eongralnlalians
ar their tutare prosperity and hap.
HIneSa
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16

-Oa oar 6nt page VII Be sozsd
a f4li list 6 the aPP0iaazs1ss q
~E=@41srs CT ths Ngz4h MssEEwi
1~saIssre reesssEy IN sssE5sn 3.
CenHlA fgz Eh5ea Il VII sssn
iAat Rev d. L GgseI has tesz
ntss r EP,zna kss
4vaatsik RsT.s Asss ksaaals
sakes tEe aee 81 RsE-J-R Ssoas
- Rrea1ag Eaer Of eodnth Dis
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16


Sa Tm-IAlx
EASEHGTpN NSe- 6-There was
4 cwEsr@c= iast = gAE al zhDar af-
tsPn ss44n< l-aOc ats Of lie Sen
ale Ra3 I&zs= 20 s.eaeer the eass
Mr. Manning a: lIs-issippi- A,
IN n ca be g2shEeL this ~Onger
s4ne Eas aos ~ itse s-girllasiOa G,
Nr- AzAaia<- Il EiEE be rea.ess
bErs1 Aazerer. TAI MzEnia= ssaI
Sd whta q vas ssEoaBeeI that a
eerti61aae q election had been is
zRs1 ts hin, ibat be woalL pursue
% coarse ~iih regard TO the mat
Ter HAT EOasl tes.rr 10 embarr.ss
hs Partv-
Il Is TzEaie that while he does
ssi sAirk any responsibility, be Is
nst altogether sssisIsi : 10 VIA,
ne O1ght 10 TO-
The Conference last night inelaI-
I'd ali the Dszas-ralic members ri
the AissisziPps delegation in Con
gresA. and large majority, if not
all q The d-leg4;ioa entertained
he reiE 'hls NE- Nzhnlnyu1gh, 10
rsizse the eeFtlfca:a and leave She
Governor to art A. Ae lh0ushs les,
As amaiIer q fact. Manning has
saver had the eeriifcsss in las PES
session,
The Northern AID western mem
hers pf The ~slasers4';s gsrs no:
zaaEimoas in their views. but The
oFiaion 1ss tksi Is x.s
bess tEsl Manning sLouH take no
slsPs 'osaEd Eeizeius .Oaeeept the
a Prs1ent. They said
Ihs esr;ideat= espe 70 him legally. !
aad tAz' :as o ,yeraar aud Serress
= q Stale : 'aI.E not have legally /.
i from him, II they hall
lesiFel They ihoasat il "a bel
Ter tor Manning 10 hold ths srr.ia
ale and let Chalmers Eakea con
les; for The seat. With The Under
ihsG bis n=htta The seat i
not rest 6n-fhe certificate
lat on Eigeizim that he received
more legal vOtes Than ChaIme,s
81. Aahaiag has already stated
hat he Ennid not rest his rirhf 10
be seat On the certificate. The
question vas raised il The ecnEr
nee whether Fhe t;averaor ron
ssne the certificate ~ ghalrnrrn
tanning did HHs acerpf -, anil file
I'D Ehesher Manning rausd become
contestant
- rs Ihe1EAt. h0zegss. tlAE
tanning did bet acespt the sGrsif-
ate the Governar would anlar
e& election In ease Or nsw
lection is AgEeea that chat
lers woah net bsaeandldne - bar
'osiid elam - zeal On me elect
q p 49, ~ ard cent aass 10 S#
STAT , shaiey hekkuha nsaa
= US Wswsd ii presented rnH-
li~eations. ne e~sEEsrsscs fEslly :
foks ! HisAoutseadhihg any ron
uslOn. excepa fhatj - hssgsr
: Manning 10 a aughsasai bsas
u ~ has 70 asys II shirh ID
sE GhalHaers nosire i eDnsesL
lheFe ! repari that Chalmers
! being hnapriaiiY veil hx4a.
q = ed III ers dafins he
-
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16

HEs7r Azsr y r0zEss 0aE. or
uEEI2AE graz Gs nvl laETz8zr 0TtE
AISEa22r v@E Gan I. easily avert
AEsTs Aa-r El-os w1l remsve sAe
f12s@ 4 1881 xra@i ~ restoring
F1G- AaE in a. msEL=a. eolnT. aal
'AHreEah r1ar geo looks and yOod
BEsEra
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16

De Only scientific ITss As1zeiEs
tbas dOesat Producs hea1aehs. &e
bss gives to thsgEte1 al The beu-
eSts 0f iFun wiah0uE tn lad eEsets
il BgoTns hgz B5tsen
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16
safr.t Har.

The safest and sufssi say o re-
s.oFs the youthful edlOr Cd haig
i furnished By Pprksr's al Bat
san, which is dessEsedlg MpHla
from is superior cleanliness.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16

A~AeaGlsNse1 pPrsanx, zAd safer
ES E-N7 EEsssag diseases sach ss
cza>1mTas3n zzru6aa. kidney
Eac'aBa vi be greatly b=neSi-
ss1 " GsAs BrsWHs Iron Biller<
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16
NOTICE

ExF.REss 80. ..

&4AG u AAAA4 -
D. White. ct =,
p 4 White. Ct Al.
In Plrslz1ee OF . deere of the
CAaacee-COant Of TippHa Coan :.
Miss, Hz e in the aaIse d rzl eia+..
1t the November Term. 1872 F,u =,
Saturday the 6sh day OF Januarv. ISS3
st .lheCuaEt House in Ripley. sell to
tae highest nEtler Tor cash. Cd aer.s al
the South pan Of the North East omar
Ter OF Sevtl"n Twenty Two (2sl, ia
aJ~nsaipF Fire 81, OF Range Fom N
ErsL a'ht .aei1g al Of saii quarter. not
spesiat II deei to VIM McAIlister
fpOla < ., Lindsey.
"a HUNT. Com.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16

A medisine IF merit, pro
scsIbed by mahk Ieadang Phyn-
Clans. and anIEetzally recommend
ii bgethase Whe bavs ssd i, IS :
sEvs tonisl Ouns iron Brttsra..
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16
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adds ths EFars Gu BsEL
qasst9ak Bzs FraG PRxaES let
ter 10 Gen SmIzh ~ Bss snsa @
the fAeiA ReEais na1Rr sssEUs
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Ct Lks FoFs = EEs tn an
Al eslPeRSzalam Lawsa br Law
And Bsts TINS inger5z1s sr-h n ~
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provided L Re uE1ntasT ana MT
cH-Tsy ESa=s aRars Nd
lleea lhis ~eoair8rerzr knsw thai n
Las seea sasa5 EFer an3 prsr fhRa
TIE e0@Pensat5sa EakEEs reesar
- las been T8azHzzsy and npt csn
Pzs1sT- Ertr 18s Ehv has paid
-a41Iia@Al csmpe-Eatlsz a.sus
q OauF rghsts csxsm 1tans nv Ga
hAs saetea 10 PariAg l. AnsI
FTEF2s@ II TIE c9aEERk al The
F~sTtlBsr. 2f proposed 10 Prk
Frsx1tE t@srz ihls czaErsrerEE
ga that EssEil Reres tie srbx
and arrange she zzsse- q the rs4
q Fi>ase Fsry e. te s1hsG
aa4 tAs 4aalEah esmpenz45sn re
The -estEeaszssgt5en DC or ma
r12A Ne eh5la enilaEsa 10
zEz2sEss ellie Hbosl EbAllhs
e1Ere2 aa3 No ose shall paw as-
Ss174 eSDPRsEl0a-Eho does not
t Ellliagiy. Dses GsnSz5rEx
ss-teF preAibt th5E Ds=s the az
A&t sI5s law s9Es rsr
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ao1PsasEi5 Re@ fhs szsa-
10 hDl tie law Eh5rhI 1as5a
7LEFst arsiqg -TSs r~<szai5sas
'res1dbea ia4B fs1eggsax sse.ssns
hall net Fosibit cites OF toEns.
iEsiEIeis q private parties froz
'IVlng teseAenas Tree sesOels al
IsaOaai eOmPsnzaiiOz-= Here are
free sehOols7 wiih additional cen
'eEsaiioE net Is = gift, As ProE p !
gould have 1t, COEhpessat o.
= gin. To publish that as vii
make no other charge thea 20
'ourd 70 collect nSdisional eomUen- Z
atiz. is = thiak to be done By
hose Who have loose views OF NOR
ihsyss Pref PneShtsAYx -If the !
sO1Ed Oi Supervisors gives a teach
Z the right 10 charge extra it Ger.
aialy implies The right Is collects
I'D re hsgs R0tasked The Board :
. give D the nsht. The LaRE
ives = he right, and Sc sniy ask :
b privilege Of exeseisisg IT. Bat :
> iFies TO show hEf.ehiIdren have
cen ddveh sTzY h0n our school :
, Ibis ssdGiiiOaaI eo1Psssaiion- !
; thR be = mistaken. Three mea !
70 Live nOt far from. the college ]
NJ e Ascedonia seheal Iss. sam 2
=. i vacation but aot On
seoans OFohr additional eOmpen- !
All of these men have
ssn % ihs ROsri Trqs.eesOf oar
a9lie sshoOi, have signed oar 70
1Ess and heartily approved our !
an His statement does,not do 2
Istles t. our citizsas. Tae -addi- !
Onai compensatory 10 children
tie Rsimag elqsFss il 20 cents
n meath III last 4 otkn ~ns1&A
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16

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Ea1 as = ~
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Pse Bl al - msc.
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60 assz aSEzz4A - Eessanl
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= ~ fG Es I Ea HzE
sHE EAg - A1-uas we're
asglxs N -asssmE rvsnsa-
H 81
buna IN rE@rs-Ss1m xsrh me
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rE9A them Eal E TIM
81 nearly sfres cs8HzR Ee thR Al
rs-saEI aan@Esa aunR Letter ar En-
HosaasEt EA5eh cgL8e L. sEEF *
Ens lin we're wu-h n szzan
nA-5ch HsAvEsh AEEzass sa
" EsHrag ID EEee rzrpsz.
Ehs1 hE nExA n EEe EEFTpezz
ahGG1 EAs vEAE11saA q sr srsza--
IT. AMI EErEs@ fh1t- Here !
sR EAAsuE- ABa fran ths
EEK-S0ak liz Ills sHbsa bvus+
sBa his EzE1as 1xeERE ai-au IN
EsSy EzlRas a. S@ zus
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lAs shs& ksEM = nj fa1R-
DE property. A2S = nes aa AZ
so 0ur bs-3z NJ haRse. Eaen
n VAS mDeh 5H5sr1w . Eazt u i
psF- EHPus 81 hs az xsk =
% dollars b. Hen GL-
trs1ErNk 1bsergAE SC. kinslv
AF~eS lie BaEa & su7er5srs
EAss II i EAsA PEr4 q zbs property
Etsrea aEsnErssaa-B=sru
NJ @e8 sF hr the sa-ng 81
Etszs1zs and sBrrbs nn RaEs
meat 81 The eszess, i Vas sxenn
2 lERhaa TIE Bzars nupn~s
ANY Et 1a5sT ihs SE4a hE.
S1Ata ssr sssEs asE for
FnEN al Esa9 On IL
Charges ne Th A-Anszsaning 10
9SEos him and ~1ahheipg
AEFs RA c0sP =
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SaG3s n CAPITALS. 5nrerrsssrn
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u ezzr8c;R M y All chs
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ssc02izg IL Il man KAa. after Fps
I'D DsEE EasFs - useI - live
- sz62en-y reached tas Ei<A Ella
ioa af FinciPaI d ; &iga sehnal
md Superintendent q Elcasson.
dsEt Feser % thasGer lie Rar2o4e
4 T~sdssailaz zE rePalaiioa, OF
OeesuSa ! am sEar4ed ab0zt 81
ave lived in TPmh eganty ssren
eea ye11s az3 wiEhiRa dsys tide
heF ebsek sf Ripley abeai thsr !
years sEsz my boy
nod aad if ny sharscter
bin enoagA 70 be PieFeed by 4 o.
sFssitls wooded sword. les it "a. I
lis ridicuIe u my C1riSfian asa !
.iaisteEiaI character i : rise char !
q Ike IoEsac4aof In :
IsFseliisA II d. not ssy heis oneLi
I'd OlheEshaEseters skose souls =
Ee in buel With msllnesz. Eha
ieSeFmiss = chance 70 makea ding 8
! minister Of the gospel. Tn TO-
BIZ ilmei have not yFiiIen an IN :
lpd verd pf Prof Prssilt As IL
ass said bsfoFs, lhisaailh me !
2 personal eoatFovsrsy;It i aeOn J
roveEFa lav and justice. He d
responsible for allihe paFsonaIi- q
i his article / fnl the fol- z
There are sOuges persons
ose liaited abilities uilfnOr IT !
- thsm 70 meet Superstition with d
iosing their tempaE ~ta4argne !
iHeasinn wrfhassk
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16
RIPLEY RAILROAD

TCaiR On Ihs E.pley Rail Road nov
mas daily (SqRdays not exeeptcdl 3.
follows
Leave Ripley $40 i.
Arrive Mildlet6h 10 10
Lave 9ia.ts ten III Us
AEFiye Lipley Lou RI.
srkBATs IEklx.
Leave RiPiey = S58
Return 70 HIitaesAt l.uO ;. u.
Close connection viii trains a.
'AenPhls& EhaFs=ssun L isn4d.
CL HARRIS, Supt.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-12-16

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-05
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

beg to call attention, through the
columns of your paper, to a very
dangerous practice among cotton
cinners that has recently come to
my knowledge. | learn that when
cotton is fed to gin in damp state
il clogs the saws, so that the gin can
not be run rapidly, but that if oil is
poured on the saws the cotton does
not adhere to them-and it is COM
mon practice among ginners to oil
the saws whenever they have damp
cotton to gin. Oiled cotton will
take FIRE spontaneously at temper
ature of about 10 degrees, tem>
perature often reached in the sum
shine, in close cars or warehouses,
and in the holds of ships and the
practice of oiling the saws of cotton
gins endanger lives and property to
an extent that cannot be estimated.
Many fires at seq, that have not
been accounted for may have origi~
mated from this cause.
| would be glad If all the papers
in the country would call attention
of farmers to the danger of this
practice, of which, no doubt, most
of them are unaware COrreSpOR"
dent the Savannah Ne1OS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-05
AN IGNORANT OLD DUTcaMAN

Demosthenes Blowhard was q
candidate for Justice OF the Peace
in Scrub Oak township, and, as the
political parties are nearly evenly
divided in that precinct, he was en-
gagged in a vigorous canvass.-
While returning from the village
post office, he met Hans Van Hoo
finger, and accosted him with
"Hello, Hsns! How are you
and how's the folks ?"
We'll, vas we'll, und mine frau
vas we'll, and Ieetle Hans and Yaw-
cob, uud Katrina ind de baby vas
well -we vas all bretty veil, | tanks
you
'Ab! glad to hear it-glad to hear
it, said Demosthenss, rubbing bis
hands delightedly. 'Ahem +! | sup
pose you know that | shall be can'
didate for the office of Justice of the
Peace at the ensueing election 2
Ish dot so 2
'Yes, they would insist upon my
accepting the nomination did all |
could to induce them to nominate
somebody else, but it was no use,
seems as though was the only one
they wanted, and they were bound
to have me-
aud 30 you did not wants der
office aud dey will make you took
it Dot vas pad.
'Well, you know a good citizen
is always willing to sacrifice his own
interests to some extent, where be
feels that the public good requires
him to do 80. And now, since am
in for it, suppose ! may depend
upon your supportP
Ven fellow does not want some
dogs, it was not right to make him
takes it. | does vat can for you
| | votes for de odder chap all de
dimes, uud | talks NIT der boys ind
tells dem What you said, and | thinks
mebbe | gets you beat. Good even
ing
Demosthenes now alludes to Han
as a poor, ignorant old Dutchman
and says it is thousand pities tina
such ignorant people should ever b.
permitted to exercise the right o
suffrage -ToIed0 Bi0de.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-10-05
DYING BY INCHES.
How a Fireman was Pinned to the
Earth and Drowned.

How a Fireman was Pinned to the
Earth and Drowned.
San Francisco, Exchange, 18th.
The through freight train from
Santa Cruz, which arrived at Park
street, Alameda, at eight, was cross
ing a barren, msrshy land east o.
a trestle bridge that crosses what il
known as San Leandro Bay, and
when at a point about half a mile
from the bridge the engine sunk and
keeled over, drawing after it six
cars. When the eengine turned
over Daniel Driscoll, the fireman,
was caught and held to the ground
by an iron bar across the breast,
while another bold one foot fast.
Thus held, and retaining con
sciousness, he fully realized that, as
the tide was rapidly rising, he
would escape death from drowning
but shor. time. Six men were
on hand and labored to save him.
They wrapped sheets about his body
and exerted their combined strength
to pull him from his appalling pori>
tion. He cried piteously they we're
killing him. They tried again and
again, but with the same result. A
leveee was built about his head to
keep down the rising tide. Bucks
cts were brought and by faithful
baiing it was attempted to keep
the water from reaching his head.
He was lying under the cab
and hole was cut through the cab
through which he could put his
head. They raised his head above
the water as much as possible, He
remained thus two hours, but at
least the levee broke, and the men
who were bsiliog out the water
found that they could do no more.
They held his head above the water
which rose slowly about his hody.
The men found they must make a
final effort. Then his head was
lowered and they all caught hold
and pulled desperately. 1t was in
vain. They raised his head again.
The water raised slowly but surely.
1t reached his chin. A friend held
his hand over the drowning mans
mouth. The water rose to his nos
triIs. Nothing more could be done,
and he was drowned.