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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

James, William. John =. and i,eri.u,.
Parker, Plaintiffs. against Abf,b,m
liersh man. Eliza a. iIershnap. MAJ
Z. HcFui'nan, VIM. II ilersbm,s
George White, Corns La Whites AL
m,nisirstor. and Saliis Curry, Can
ni.tcc. Defendants.
Joshua Mayhue, Plaintiff. against ,ba
same and James parksr. Defend am.
And Joan Hughes. Plaintiff. anainJ lha
Same aid - Biz.r. Defendants
BY TIE joint 6,croes OF Tie Crrpi,
Court IF Hampsbi.e equity, in ,ses.
Causes. they are referred 20 the updAr-
signed Ccnmissionor who is directed
LIST. To settle end ndja 1 the aecoup,s Of II.
Shtiif, Commit C AdmiiisiIR,or Of Cor6,B,
bite. deed.
God. To ascertain AMI report The lien. ard
pIior''r Oi iiene binding the real estate 10 ID.
OIL and proceedings mentioned
3fd. To Ascertain aud report the vain, s,a
annual value Of The real estate aforesaid asl
also such ether matters Hs he may deem te,,i-
ntut Or tny party interested mag r,uBite
nov. therefore the parties lo the above ,sii
ard all Others interested ere no fled that OH
on Tue IAN day OF pecn'nber 1888. ut INV Uhlss
IN Ronne,, pi3c6 ed TO Tho execution az "a
6tcFees, when and uhsre they will attend siib
the nscess"ry evideuc. Particularly All est.
soma holding liens hs ludgmen, ar otherwise q,
the real estate Of &brrhn,a Hershmsn ,,or,,li.
While and Eliza s. Rershnan nov the wils ot
- Bier or either ~ them or any tart ,b,r.
~ 'hnt Iiiey are requiItd 10 present. all c!sius
heid o. them against Said Abraham Cor3el.s (
Eliza or riiher OF them which are Liens an ,hsi
real estate or Tie real estate of either OF them or
eny part thereof for ndjIdic, dion TO me- At ny
ofiee IN ku;uSey, on " fcfore sEid i4,a o, cen.
Der 1893 Giv,n unasr my hsud ihis sh day
Of Orlober 1889
%. = WIFE, Commits oner.
O,ioher 10 1888 4w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02
President Arthur's Thanksgiving
DAY Proclamation.

Washington October 27.-The Pres,
ident issued the following Thaniss-
giving proclamation to-day:
BY the President OF the United
States o! Americ.r. proclamation :
In turtherance of the Custom VI this
people al the closing of elch year to
engage, upon day set apart tor that
purpose. IN special festival oil praise
to the giver of ali good, /, Chester A (.
Arthur, President OF the UGited
States, DO hereby designate Thursday.
the 18th day OF November next, rs u
day OF National Thanksgiving The
year which Is drawing 10 an end has
been repiete wiih evidences of divine
goodness.
The prevalence Of health, fullne.s
OF haivests, stability. peace and order.
growth OF fraternal feeling. spread OF
Intelligence and learning. continued
enjoyment OF civil and religious liber-
ty, all these and countless other bless
Jugs are causes for reverent rejoicing.
do, therefore, recommend that or
'he DAY above appointed the people
rest from their accustomed la
bors, and meeting ut their several
places OF worship. express their dcvout
gratitude to God, that lie hath dealt
so bountifuIly with this Nation, aud
pray that his grace and favor abide
with it forever.
CuEsTEG A. ARTHUR, President.
FRED. /. FRELlEGHUYsEE,
Secretary OF State
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

Miny wonlcr why The brute creation
excel mankiuI IS n rn!c when it c,rs g
tt q question ci hea.u. I1Ycs'i!ation
qvickly ascertains The Cause. H. is he
Cause the brute naturally obeys every
lav o! health, while mankind is Constant
" dcgen rating owing to- excuses Of our
ancestors aul our own individual t1nsrr-
i nee. 1piioA exposure to extreme
climatic Influence, Eiultpny, imp;e.
per food, alcoholic stiulants. over ox
crtion OF mind and body, worrimen' anx.
ietY, care, etc, ali have marked effect
90 the human system. lie cured by Us.
ing Browns Iron Bitters Il remark.
bic remedy Tor restoring health.
SrCcfssrUL 'crrCN ExrERINgvTs. -
Capt J. 8. Petrrkin. Of Orangeburg c..
:. g., has been sinsul1rly successful in
crossing TO lorg s;aFio or ssa isIar d
eith the Dixon prolific variety OF short
staple cotton. CIp'. Petc,tin ha7 cen.
Quoted lis experiments for three ycars.
'N''' '.iN 'Ft''tlt W - t.'L'ifl v ltl NUlOgL'
black Sod, 4 fins staple, and yie,din. a
muci larger percentage OF lint than other
co''oas. It's al ] that the average yield
OF lint 10 seed-coltoa IS about twenty
eight Ter cent. The Pelcrl,in cotton
whan ginned showed a yield Of thirty.
six AMI onclenth pound, u lint 90 100
pounds Of seei-cotton. AMI 30 was cs' i'm
sted Tia, poor ginning decreased tie
yield Ten per cent. Capt. Pc'erk'n plant
Ell loo ecrcs with hjs improved seed. end
calculates that iC he had planet his
whole crop in it Tire yield would have
uoSed him $1,000 more han IL will dc
with ordinary seed. Some Of the inn
proved cotton sold in Columbia tror gbt
quarter Of cent above the market
price.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

To tic cred.tor OF Abram Parker, de-
ceased:
In Pursuance Of decree of the Cif.
cult Court f Hampshire County, made
~ cause therein ending 10 subject the
real esi'.te OF tie sold Abram Pa ker TO
tie payment Of bis deb's, YOU are re1uir-
cd To present your cIoins against the
estate Of sait Ahram Parker. fer adjUdi.
cation to $. l.. Flournoy, Commissioner
1t lis Office in ROmney, on or before The
lT'h day Of December, 1883.
Witness, V. ~. Poing. Cleik OF ssi'l
Count this 25t' dav ~ Dc, oter. 1888.
v. n. POLLING, Clerk.
Nov. 2, 1883 6w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

FI1HE Cc-psr,nership Lefe,ofore existing he
Il. tween 7. x Csrsksdon d % %. llsiske.l
in ,os Agricultural Implement business Vas
dissolved on the ?6rh ofOc,ooer 1912, BY mc-
tussi c,vseat. AL the claims OF the Sc m are Ia
the hands OF -. u. Eeist ell, who desires to
close up the business at once
CARSKADON & HEISKELJ..
N,veir,,cr 2 1888. $.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02
or. RERklEY.

fJAYiNG removed 20 the Cficc occupied
4 by the late Or. Snyder. may be found
there OF all times night Or day, when not pro-
ssssionslly engaged.
raosgh prsc;irin9 al branches OF his pro
k,sion. he ~iil give especial alien ton % ops-
rstise Sasge-y.
Rocinev, Nov. ?, $3.50 If
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

aaparcfis ;'ss, there was no neeessity
Tor tue civil rights ac,. Tor the negro
was gradually but surely working Ia !.
to his proper place in society. Whence
yer he develops qualifications that fit
him for a. improved social condition,
ne will need neither statutes or court
decisions to AID him III securing it.
puoNo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

There arc two simple rnles that a
person dc.iring 4 graceful, walk should
observe; ,ho.c are 'toes out and chin
IN One governs tue position Of the
feet, The Other that OF tie head, and
with the two extremes well looked at
Ter the body must conform 70 the line
Of beauty in Iao;.oa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Jar'os Richmond, plaintiff, agains, vi.
lam edmond, iln Richmond Ann
Foreman. G,cigc Foreman. James
FoFemaD. Hiram FOREMAN. Aos,in
Foreman, Robert Foreman. Mary
Forchlan. i,sunal. HiclmrEd. Pbmbc
Richmond Niiiiam Foreman, Jr..
Martha HichDonj. Edward Richmond
and John Monroe, Sher # ,f Hemp
sure county. AMI as such chmmi'i,s
admit isirnlor OF H.Hnsh Il chrohd
deed, Defendants.
by decree OF the Circnit Court o;
Hampshire con ". st Seticmher term
1850 the above cause vas referred To
commissioner OF said Cuu-t 20 asccr-
tain aad report
let. The real estate Of which HApn.t Rich
nond died seiz d, and tie liens thsrc % e sly,
Hbd ihcir priOrites.
End. The value md annual -,.r. NJ ss;d r..
sl est4,e
%. he debts against the estate u said
nso nsh Richmond and their ps.ori;eg.
no Also 10 sie'e end settle tie nccoGnt ~
1soh M"nioe sheriff. Coiaru ittee sdpiaistrstor
81 Hannah Ricbi1Ood. deed
No" Notice is tie. eis.re yivru IN said p-rri,s
s"d al Others interested, that Tie sndcr.irosd
So'nmlssi1nFf siIi proceed 10 the sx-c lion q
sni decree on tho i3.h Ity Of Decernbtc ss3.
~ ais Ohies ia Rpusey when and where sald
psi nes VII "'tond @i'n Toe eSiieocs necessary
~, ,tp'h 20 20 20 Mad 30 all prrsons holdss
'ats or sny pet thereof OF the sal iIsanah
Mctmond, deed
NOTICE ~ GIVEN.
That IN ruTsuaacs o. said decree in said Ell,
peneinR ~ said Court 10 sasjsg; tbs TEA eti.s
OF sad Hannah Eicbmosa To The salts l,c. iob Of
hens tnrrr ~, you are hereby requirsd 10 pre-
sen' Az claius nell nv YOU aa4 stch o. goa
gAipsi ne said H7nash which sfe i.cos or b.
zeal estate tor adjudication 10 me a. ,ny Ufb.s
in NE County ~ Hami shire, on or before SAID
l5th day ~ Decenbsf 1888. Given un isr ~
band ttis is:b dag OF October 1888
y. l.. WHITE. Commissioner.
October 10, 1898 --4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02
PATEL

F.. a. Lehman. Solicitor of American aud
Foreign Patents, Washington, d G.. All, bu.
siness connected with Patents. whether before
The Paieat Office oe the Courts. promptly at.
,onded TO. No charge made unless pa,eu /, ia
secured. Send for circular
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

There wore thirteen Irish potatoes
exhibited at The Fair. Mt Winchester
last week, wiijch weighed thirty two
pounds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Daniel I. Parker,
Z. NJ. Parker, &c.
81 decree rendered Oh the 10 Il day
OF May, 1888, by the CT cult Court OF
tifinpshne c)uny. this cauae was rt.
fcrresi to- The Undersigned, Commission.
er, Isl. To state, settle Il adjust ne &C.
counts &c Joan w. Parker & Thornton
X. Parker, Administrators Of Abram
Parker, dec. 2nd. 10 ascertain and
report lie indebtedness of said hhram
Parker and tte hens upon raid estate
and their priorities and 3rd. To asca:.
tain md report what, if any, personal
proycrty belonging to tho estate OF A.
Dram Parker, dec't., the said john W.
Parker hae taken aud appropriated ,c
bis own use, or has in his possession
and refuses 10 deliver. so at it may be
accounted for according TO law.
NOTICE
l.. therefore, given 10 tho parties 10
this suit and Ill persons interest
ed, That l Will attend st INV Office in
t;omney. on the 17th day If Drccm
bfr, 1883. for the purpose Of executing
Sa'u ucCfec OIL reference.
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
To all persons holding liens by juig.
ment or otherwise. on Tie real estate, or
any part thereof CT Abram Parker, de-
ceased:
In pursuance &C a decree OF The Cir
cult Court OF Hampshire county. made
IN cause therein p6n ling, To sui ject
The real estate OF the said Abram Pake err.
decd. to- he satisfaction al the liens
thereon, YOU are hereby required 10 pro =
sent all claims held by you and each OF
you against the sail Abram Parker,
/ d,o'J which nre liens on hi< real O.
/ tate, or any pat Of it, for sdjudic rion
to me, OF nv Office in Romney on or be-
/ tore the l7th day of December. 1883.
Given Under my han1 this 2j,h day oi
/ October, 1888.
:. L. FLOURNOY, CCmr.
November 2, iS33-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02
Nw7 IsE Peopl. sre always on ne lookou,

EH( lSE people sre always on the lockout
pE for chances 30 increase their earnings.
snf ia time BECOME wealthy Hose
Who DO not imprOvs their opportunities rsrna' n
~ poverty: We offer great c,aucc 90 max 2
rnorey. We want many I'VE, ,you,ep 80
and giTis 10 work Tor ne right ~ heir own To-.
cahufs Anv one can Do the work properly
from The hrst start. The business will paw
more iisn ten times ordinrry wages. E4per-
eve ouiht furnished free No one Who enoages
iaiis 70 uIske money raw1Iy. You can devote
your whole time ~ The WORK or outv Won,
spare moments. Pull information ana all that
- needed sent ffse. Address SriSsnN CO.,
iV'"auu' Seine. March e. iss7.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

Or +. y. B,bbiu, Hickory, y. G..
says 'H-oal's Iron Diltors give great
s1Isa, .}n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02
NOTICE rs GrvEy.

To tho creditors OF Cornclia white.
dec'i, and OF liannah i,ichmond,
d,c'd., rest ec,iyely:
IN pursuance of the DEGREES o. The
Circn.t Court 81 Hampshire County,
made ID causes therein pcniing 10 sub.
Jeci The several real estates OF Cornelia
Nmie. decd, AMI Hannah Richmond,
dcc'd respccl vciy. 10 tho payment o.
their respective debts. yOu are re-
guifef tO present your claims against
tbc estates OF said COrnrlia " bite and
btnnnh Richmond OF either 81 them. ior
sdjud cation n 4 J.. WHILE, Cormis.
siOnor, nj his once o. Romncy, ia said
Comfy, on or before the I4tb lav nj
December 1888 Witness, v. ~. Po-
Ing. Clerk Of said Court, this 18th day
% October 1888.
V. NJ. POLLING, Clerk,
October 10, l8S3.-6~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

Gi,kesons &.Pugh h.yc NV IN stock
Tie largest supply Of Toilet Soaps they
bave ever corric.i AMI are oferias them
atTiGht price
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02

Bay your Ready ma 10 Clcthing ami
'sssiHc'es cf g i!issons ( Pngh.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-11-02
NOTICE TO CREDIInRs

=. y. I5DU TtNOlt COIN
November 2, lS53-4w.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-08
HIS MIDNIGHT MUSINGS.

a. oke i4t nos ~,s ba-aisg thirst Az. actually thoIzht ny eea. -5-i. burr,
 wi't pa,r. ..4- IS b9ru Q h- a fo9, He tAsn i the sense ef e1r--f-,a r74le.
 Nor sa- A.4la IT se hanged T ,Aasss, is is taken SC Ereh, B., ao-z ia lie gastsz where ,se festive D=,eh
 Han1ls ihelF booze. n.2a ~i., ss and fsl lsnse.f .g I'll his head ioo&s ike puraed pup
 And the- sacor< On. 20. beer nexe- makes a rzz- erzax Bat :; makes his tongue as ,haex as chunk,
 And h.s Legs Act ic a xzy very much their osz- Seem to hare lost pass of the bone
 When ke drinks ,~o kegs. Ess stars are no~ out. and the folks are asleep, And lysag cowa here can jus, g<s peep
 Of bright old fesles" I watched him io-sight as cane alons home And he seemed b have sudd<aiy daaeec ia the dome
 I fell in ste cellar.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-08
LITTLE ROCK ARK. U S. A. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER B. 1885

Il, er--i, er-did"
 No. wonder i, IS in the same place
 ." l; moved, bu; you eouldn', see r.'
 But could see the sun when |, ven, behind the hill Nha, did Joshua mean when he asked the sun to stand s,,ll : Why didn't he ask the earth to stand sall:s
 er-l er-dont know
 "You are preacher ain, you
 "fes." replied the minister curiously regarding the boy.
 An you tell people abou, ~ha, God wants to do. aa ho~ the men long ago lived
 Oh. yes, tor ~e have the bible"
 Then ~hy don, you tell me wha, 1 don't know ?"
 You are too irnperanen,. my !it,le tel- low Oh, brother Mulkit,ie
 .Yes. came from among the rose bushes.
 = wish you'd call your son. and then adding to himself, he sad "l u deuced sight rather chop sA~-loss. Rather go into the swAmps and haul out cypress"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-08

piled the editor, I'd let him dance but fl he ii9nt. Ia take him do~a !"
 Bet know ,ha, my fA,hes didn't san, 10 dance
 Then I'd haul h,m ots the box
 Believe I'll do |, Here. showmA Al i. take the old man down an' let me bury h,m. i've stood the th,ng as loag as l can My family can stand much. bd, u canno, be rd,euied After death and he reached over and seized the shank of the skeleton. The exhibitor called loudly for the police. and the man ~ho had shown su respec, fot his tA,her's bones was taken Asay It ts thus tha, eiv,L,a- ton moves backward A feeling of ths hnd caused rhaekcsay ,o stop oa the stree; and contemplate turtle on whose back ~as posted the announcement. ;" Turtle soup to-moun~
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-08
DIDN'T LIE

An its foin cho.ld ,ha, 1 hev al me house" sad an lrishman addressing his employer. An can't ye give me a quarter or halt dollar to pa, m h., hand when he's aslape. 8 tha, he'll ~ak. up to good luck
 :" Fine child. is he ?" sad the employer :" Let me congratulate you. Here's s dollar"
 Thank ye, sor. an the tune will bs long. so i, will. when I will be forgi,,en ye."
 Shortly afterwards. the employer. in speaking 10 one of the men sad
 Dennis tells me ,ha, he has fine child down to his house.
 Did he tell yer dat. boss
 '' Yes. ism, II uues -
 Fl was down dar ter day myself. toss. ar heard no;hin' bout no me child =
 gave ;ha, ,riitng rascal dollar to .ake to the child and he hasn't come back yet
 No wonder. boss. fus 5a, mans been drunk fur some tune. es now seed him slam nifty cents ion CT counter an swar he had mo money den de nais, man. Yer kant pus no confidence in desc furuners, boss
 Dennis said hls employer the aes, day. "why did you tell me 'eS"
 Tell yer lie. Why, yer honor, mus, be ou,en his head
 :" You told me that you had fine child down to your house"
 An 1 have, sir"
 - How old is he ?''
 Ten years, sor The only fault tall tha, find with the American gin,leman IS that he thinks a man IS ,eilin' lie =hen he amt, a tall. A match if ye piaze, sor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-08
uNAPPRECIATfvE

tough, sor your freedom, sad a gentleman whom A negro policeman vas conducting 10 the lookup
 You needn't try ter hgh, fur yoarn, eap'n, fur if yer does HI hi, yer
 Amt you got no respec, for a man who helped to free you '"
 ' ain, sseady,n' bout dsa. eAp'n. Fl yer had enus sense ter 6gh, fur my free dom yer aughter hAb enuff ter 'hAbe yer sci air,er l'se freed Doan pull back dat way III gin yer Iek fus thing yer know da, II sng % loud dat de fire en. gines slll come oe, Ter own freedom seems ter bodder yer much more den mine"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-08
DIDN'T WANT IT.

Boss. sain, take dis twen.y-6 eenis its 70, hole ,a [, whsis been plugged .p" sad negro yyoeer ,o customer
 Bas yog must take II. 1 got s rom you last night Don, you remember , 7
 "Dh. yes. members. kno~s dat gsn fl ter yer. an 1 gln |; ter yer 'case 1 dldn' ~an; II. Fl 1 had wanted n you'd hab gia ger some udder quarter. Cn ooten dc way an lss me GU, of a pteee ob bacon. Musn', stan regn' de sto when de customers is 70 rampant ter buy saihia
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-08
VOL. }. NO. I5.
HOW HE FOUGHT.

Look out heah. man, doan yer hit me agia. FrF when gets nad, t's powerful sin
 p-way da, cuts an slash-s. YerT think da, mule has gir yer df. Or dat a young s;orr, has tipped yer a wh.H-
 I'll blo1 yer abog. xgs der ashes. Look heah. man. I'se got 'boa, nGa No. I'se tryin ter gin yer biaa
 Fur wha, I'm sayin's q tAck. Look ou, heah, now, doan yer punch me no mo tTl make de top ob yer head mighty SO
 An dig ou, hole in yer back. 1 keeps on a sayin dat doan ant no truck. Wid yer. Yerrl hab some awful bad luck
 Ell aint mighty soon lef' alone. t'll pnll oh yer years an stamp od yer toes; I'll mash in yer skull an drive n yer nose
 An chaw all yer mea, from de bone. Oar, yers dun gone an hi, me some mo Leave me say, fur amt no blow
 Merely te, gi, up skeer Ooan cut no mo shines. Doan kiek me dat way, '
 Take yer ,huui' ou,en my year. Dem fokes is look,n' Now ~hars ail yer shame Doan slap me da, way da I'll think I'm ter blame
 Fur de 'struc,ion what's g~ine fur ter
 come Yer's los all yer pTi,eness or neher had I'd shoot mighty quick ef jes had gun
 Qui, CT ,humpn' me amt 10 drum. Yer say dat f'se wen, arogE town an lied About yer. New, man, has got too much pride
 Ter be ,elln' any sich wicked stuff. Come now, ole feller, I'll Knowledge de ack. Let me so. eap'n, I'se ashamed ob de fack,
 Ah, Lawd, sah, f'se dun go; enuA
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-08
RELIGIOUS FAtTH

|" wang's .o know 7~ sad an old ne- gro man, addsesssng h.. ~ife. xhas yer gos dat goose :"
 Ain !, good goose,
 "Yas. bu; ~har did yer ges !, <
 Now. Sliyey, yer knows da, 1 longs ter de church. Whsr dsd yer s'pose got IF
 "stole is
 "Da;'s i:, chic. knowed dr yes d.dn't step aside very fur from yes seachin'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-08

SOME tune ago g.ld was found in pay ing quantities ia all parss of Arkaesav, that is, according 10 the ssassmenis made by people who owned the land, bat the mining interest, despite its great promise, has gissn piaos to medical spdags. Every neighboshood nov has . spring shss will care anythipg but lying"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-08
WAN IT. ''

The superintendent, of the Arkansaw Insane asylum me, the editor oi this pa- per and sad
 I'm glad to see IKE TRAvELER dolng so well. Why. sir every iuna,ic ID the asylan wants to read i,''
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-09-08

wotl' den lie gro~l,n' ob a smart man
 l, amt de braves man whA, fears death de ieas pe blgges' coward eber seed killed hissef
 De dove may hab been de lust ter nnd dry Ian an hes lu. bout de hs, b,rd ter md de ~hea. when |, sprouts ,n tie hei
 Seber fine faul, ~ad tie chile. case he seems ter van, bread too often De young moekin bud ken eat t~iee Al much as tic ole un
 De Acknexs what comes afieI too much 'Joymeut ls keenef len dc sckness shat comes ob hunger loo much sugar an ~h'sky is mighty pifen
 l, IS a mistake dat edyeanon makes | nigger lazy Bot, tie fastest runnn | eber seed vas done by edycated nisger dat wanted ter gi, outrn de community
 De preaehars shouldn't gtumble case folk, doan gi, good all 4, onet Yer may watch as dose as yer plea,e an yer kant sec de cotton s,alk grow. bu, | siss Jar afteT awhile