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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16
The Eafr nirnrcn

The divorce applied for by Miss Theresa
Fair separating her from her husband, Senator
Fair, of Nevada, was granted by the court at
Virginia City on the 18th inst, after private
hearing, no defense being made by the hus-
band Mrs. Fair was allowed Sd SEQ, 600 and
the custody of three children
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16
RelIieerenf Rudgists.

Five young men, more or less under the in
fuence of the beverage that intoxicates,
and Immediately proceeded to take possession
Of the car and make things lively for the rest
Of the passengers, finally driving everybody
out of the car. The police we're called in and
two of the party were arrested; the other three
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16
One More.

inst, states that cyclone passed over portions
of that state on that day, destroying every
thing IN its track. No loss of life is reported.
1t is estimated that $500, 600 worth of property
was DESTROYED
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16
MOre Silver Wines,

mining district in Western Texas say that I'M
mense deposits of chloride and horn silver
have been discovered in the section of the
country lying between the Pecos River and the
Rio Grande. The surface groupings of horn
silver are said to be the richest on the CONT
rent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16
AppOiHRteaao

Charles B. Lyman, chief clerk in the treas
urer's Office at Washington, was appointed by
the President as chief of the civil service com
| mission
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16
Minor MisIhans.

George Norton was fatally injured by the fail
of an elevator in Cincinnati, on the 10th inst.
Two men were killed in a mine near Wilkes
barre, Pa, on the 10th by fall of rock.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16
E.,hsrraSSa.

A. 0. Tinsman g. Co., coke manufacturers
of Pittsburg, made an assignment for the
benefit of their creditors on the 9Th inst. Liza
bilities S316.0O0
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16
High whisky.

| A dispatch from Des Moines, Iowa, of the
8th says that up to that date fifUv-four sal loon
licenses have been taken out in that city. The
rate was fixed at 81 900.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16
Death of Mrs. Grant.

Mrs. Jesse Grant, mother of ex-President
Grant, died suddenly on the 18th inst, at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Corbin, at Jer-
Sey CITY Heights.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16

The IS world ?, AT Private Sale.

The New York World was sold on the 9th
inst. to Joseph Pulitzer. of the st. Louis Post
Dispatch. The price paid was 500, 000
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16

PRINCESS LOUISE is good housekeep-
er, cook, confectioner, laundress, seam
stress and dressmaker.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-05-16

In the Northwestern League, the
Peoria nine shows well to the front.
The record to date is:
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24
IN N. Einsrs af the Third Iu-
IEn2 5assrirG


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yuus sufaF.s sanu,t = n-ls-nHr< -
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s~noorSemonl would b. rtairiul ir .srs
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iRA D osLEBT.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

Frum the exact center If a..
state Ne send b. vau Mr.. Kdiiar
Q cheerful GREETINGS bv vsy II
40 ice-hrrAking introduction
oar tewn q; the presrni tine a.
CUTE lively occasioa-d Nv ths
building Il The rad thruarh 10
ABERDEEN which has increased or
pepaistsa q tvely. hUtsdrrd o.
mo-s than two ihoaszDd TIE
HHk - r-nx7ussIg zr41y. and
In les than tuegs nsss-ahs vi Il
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24
DEWur, ARK, July, 1872.

bE'''Ai ann vuis' lotSs
HEssR.. s. MANSFIELD & co..
Gentlemen ! feel like | am al.
most committing a sin by keeping
my testimony from the world.
have 4 boy ahou. twelve years old
wh1 BAD rheumatism in his feet
&C aad ia; be bad 10 crawl.
Eusc every available means with.
Us i-aeess 4 gentleman who
scsrPet n nv A51se seeing the lit.
la 5gLsws helpless and hopeless
mnia ll,c ADVISED me..c try your
Mage 1--s-k LiRimcnt, which
cit 1s H== DAY and magic il
VIZ So -1s trs;is and q half cured
I'm EE11 Think j, is a great
m~uiE Sc -.El.sm. His was
"a vrt lac;Ls standing. II
Az 7s-s,H -riNus. this TO be q
ha1rmH aea.e they may cor.
r.-umrr IA n a. DH Wit. Ark
Fuu1 -lr W. JACOBS
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24


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W lfhf rlftlf faslAf, Nisf Belle
fsfim. toilet sft Hp y u Arm
f4fnF rfftt fsstif. Miss Annip Fiflgt
lsHi bfsfiea fafidus iienf u ralus end
demreHt Hae ~ ihe family fht heHu.
ufnl sell Trained r0ufeff, = lffintt dalty
miht iafi W Ne bnlegfblm
Thee that Seeding surptf. vas y
marvel n hesuiV sHH ~tsetilthfe . ffal
hi " fairs iAhdl Igsty variety a deli
a%ousnsss ihsi The TASTE could demand
as ihsft uniaddeh huge pyfAmias n
cake w hrlial uhiiensss. embossed Wlih
RIVAL lilies. - 4 sprung by eucbantmsni.
fob hlusn fusts, and pending fuchias
arlesfly drnuping hnrakihg - wer
from The very escess ~ their sweetness
clusters " gfalFt sliiiefiug - ~ith DE
dew 81 morning whilr chandeliers cent
dosn = husi that scattered through the
prafusion 4 glass aud silver hnmiefitss
particles " falnhoW light The Effect oi.
All this vas magical, and liz magle VI.
ie-tri other ssuscs than the eye; sll Of
which ~as due TO the tirlcss energy and
artistic genius ~ Mis-. Annie lfhy.
Congratulations, wafm and heartfelt,
se would Offer, and good wishes 10 cr.
tend far beyond a remembrance II that
evenings enjoyment, and when the 10.
nance Of life fades with The ~hhoyancy Of
it, prime, may the enduring graccs Of
soul lend their charm 20 make true and
peaceful all the ia,ed way, even within
tie glorious portals. V.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24
TEN DOLLARS A vKKK

In the columns rSih> New Nsrf
Ssa there is q di~cessssa rssnx &c
~ TO whether n msa oaa szsecg
= family on si0 PER -ett ss< a
Cleveland svman ss1s A. lz.te
sstins contributes - tie 5tiaaa
She is married - q man wbu~r
salary Is saly tNt~ref, and a.
is No; oser-oske4 kna cabfrs-ss te.
keep dressed ADD hApyy. ~.
have. che ava . c~umiu-ahl.
hone q kar rssas ninrly furris :
ed wedrtss sesl aud have nl-uiy
q ssct scsd te eat an y mus,
eiAn. - We ren;apiKna. and lnd-rd
l lei, qniic Like . lsdy unta VA,
saeerrd 81 BY those hssIns ma-r
noney than We. Bet they caunm
make me disrontsntrd. lhsps al
Ways bern ssiis6-d With sur .1aall
.siary, though b.fcr. nv marriage
Was accustomed u a. elegant
house and wealth. We have M
children. but mr. slsirr 10 living
with "a We fed bat 10 not
cloths her cat q vnr sl0 We nav
veek for uurrssns oarisbls
supplies d. nos cs<i over "a p~s
week, and generally les. We d.
not eat A. many h~aEs .. Jsm..
and Jennie, but ~ "a, cun1ie-zsl.
oatmeal and CRACKED vhes, DO
from necessity. bai hrczas. - az
fond 81 II and KEGS u - - he.'u-
fui. We 1encrsllr sai uafnsA'
with milk AE1 zgas So kreakEaz
and have co... s-i Arsss- az
cake. Surre-s Ill q fx-~ q -.
same - fey h-eaias MI IL
suhs,ii1lioa q czeksi -Aa1s &.
oatmeal. AID With ih< .3s-szz
Gunoe" Thsczkas~swr1-1
bcss dr-~ ia sysisA at 4 ksri
aiia. and sA- hssSzr~ - ~h-
god mits a material iks: rvx
frsn 50 oshts 10 uiasui IL
shoes. gloves hats sad -... a.
always hsndSznt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24
voob oHops Va oorros

fha flFuHlaf lsaafd W lhe palnf
msfebshia N - iaula, sdvisihs
stss tisnlsfs n ne HHth " devote
Ices aefeaFe " eUttya sni iugts u
fad efgps. has been made The s9b
let u I warm sni ahlmstsd dls
,umlsn w The Asmphle Cuitn
lEsehshee The vlsvs N The en-
eulaf wsft At FIRST sfteptei and
Endorsed aud approved, but upon
the matter brihE called ~ agAin
and rc0nsldsfed ~ entirely dlf.
fefenl view was taken n The caae
II was argued, fof instance, that
the Jrtflns promulgated by the
~ Louis factors, that the South
produced al esecasl W cotton crop
aud thereby broke down the price
f the staple, was by no means
novel " original This dWirins
had been preached throughout tho
Rsuth fof Ten years, aud by none
more earnestly ilian The merchants
aud press u Memphis Instead,
however, Of having the desired
effect Of reducing the excessive
cotton yield uf the country, IL had
the contrary eilcot. The ncwsps.
pers. Al the beginning 81 the plant
Ing season, called on each planter
10 put In lcs- cotton and more corn
showing that the price u cotton
would range higher IN consequence,
and that a 100000 bale crop at
fifteen cents = pound was worth
more than q G,Otn,0GD bale crop nj
ten cents, AZ II c,st less 10 produce
aud vet yielded the same amount
This advice was ~ good that every
planter naturally concluded his
neighbor would follow H. and that
the crop the next season would be
small, aud the price Of the staple
would consequently be- high and
he, therefore, made his cotton acre.
age a. large rs be possibly could
caitiva.c, In order a. take, advan.
',Te Of this prospective high price,
= I'd what he did every other plan.
% did, and the result wa. a bigger
crop than ever, This had been
the result Of ten years experience
Ia preaching the doctrine Of the
~. Louis factors, and whenever the
prcss had been most earnest in thi.
matter, the biggest cotton crop had
been planted For thesc r~a~ons
the Memphis Cotton fxchanss
unanimously agreed that. while
they thoroughly coincii~d in the
views expressed by the ;, lSSis
merchants, the promulea;nG e
public Endorsement Il ,hs~e vie-s.
would have an opposite czSi and
cause more cotton Than evtf = X
planted.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24
nov rAhhHHn nAH nMT

col swutm N tlllf sssiiDh bseA
fsft4fn fmNfsisnff KiihIn ihtif
~ - VI thsY Niil ahif Flast 80
gtilifs " This eHmtsiaHit Tee
lH ni4lHs fHe teaf fMilla ff mff
tsl Willie fif lei 80 gsss
4HiiH Ntifnitfl E4fih hssi bsaf
hHs i#tH ftfuftsi fam Naf sliafaa
w. fHtHteah uHuiflss The eti4e
IN Tive tatfla tfp8fttd dHfUF is
fafHf liHa W Estimated NJ tflff0a
go msAiHs sH sssfsaals n tit
vuun tsf year n hssf tlilf faH
mmmi n stpHAtian Thlt fftAi
dfsin ujrn lhs beef supply N he
ranifY hai ben ~ aif over We
.thlun, and hes Himalsfsd ths
Efuv ihs 4 hafnel eallls In the
40 states A. cell a. W The terri
tories One lhies 10 ssrain. l~sf
all never b. ~ tlssap A. has
besh hof 4 nov Indeed. 4 Mes
fOfA ~fitef Che pilisf day built %
~ sfticle b. shos thst The heef
producing capacity 4 ihl. uuntfy
had reached IL limit and that VI
a fsw yeats there wuuld h. M beef
~ Any bot The rich. because our
immense increase ~ population
aud decline Ia beef supply would
produce that result Every far.
mef should raise each year fot
from QUO 10 twenty i've
head " beef cattle, 10 be- sold At
two years I'D Ahef The first year
this could be easily accomplished, |
not, howsyer without some care,
fo%rethougbt aud = general building
up Of the scrubs by breeding 10 a
thoroughbred Shorthorn of Here.
fnrd bull II the worn out lands
" the old States ara ever made
productive and wcalth-giying IL
will be through this plan Of stock.
The old method adhered
10 IN the future a. in the past
will breed only mortgages, cares
and FINAL bankruptcy
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

THE Civil Service Cocnrs=ar
viii sccn be resiy 10 er.nss. car.
dldatcs for Government u-
There viii no doah, ~ May ar
plicsnts for examin.isoa. ana
while but few 4 thee csr inrB<.
siAlsiy get Government pc~itsons
ewing - the limited aIma.r q
vacancies. ;t ha. hen sasr~z-i
thai . certificate q r-xrienrs
frsa this hoari saay he q ssrxTs
70 them in securing eierical -u-s
elsewhere. There 10 nc rrs-o-
Why such certificate shunii n.
- valuable 10 the hnlasr :. 4
dirsosna IN the hands q the aver
see c1lerc grsisste. II mirhi
M certify that Be had 4 suastts
ing Of Greek. Latin. AMI csaa
rocisas bat !, e1Fhi 10 crrsif,
that - hsss rcsdy scquain,sno
9TH The Arznches taught in n,
hi<her rr>ass & he esranos
scke1s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

Aperr tbs s-s.a Z The v-.r
msnr p~srls arr asking -Aas Il /.
that d<tcfmsar< ths dztx q
1ks snsvcr i that il : tA- m.nn
Z ua<h. Which T.nny>n rsll.
80 fusfinx mson e d<8 <asis-
~ ed nile h that Easter .Asll
- - ~ Sendas after the fui|
1ma vknh ~-sse< sfs<r shr v<rna
eCli3 IT, ks1nW Easter 81
%m&<tAHNsrh. II 1Sl|
= ~ ~ a Hsuh-th
na> <-r-Ft1~ It'll -
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

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Oasarr Gnu-
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G~a1l J. r. G<rszr al hsr tze
srz An1 Csss@ HHg = Ca.
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H1n@H An1r~.m rrrrrs &nss
81 ~e<fk Csrura r e gnnk-z -
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h&pa n A EsA. .sz<~ rns<=&
ere@s Eas@sz Kark.6 uzsznfs.
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- ek<nr><Y crur Il 4sc.zn<t = -
nr22 - can 1i<rs1 = 80 <x>< =
ne = Ne14sy 4 Esy. l<< - xn<.s<
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24
DON'T 90 WEST.


Mr. Ii. W. Grady, editor Of the
Atlanta Constitution, and one oi
the most gifted editors in the
South, after investigating the Fur.
man process u making poor lands
rich and poor Southern farmers
independent, said In writing all
this there IL no intention Of ten.
dcring advice TO farmers They
know more abOu, their business
than | do Bu, Is a Young nan. !
might say q word 10 vc0Gg m-u.
Mr Furman now in The hnh year
of farming. declare. ;hA. hs ~lll
clear this year Su "a AS : kress
farm q 6 sercs kLvs A. nv
hand IT, detailed .lrss x q
psEsss aa1 saasEas a.. ~. gaai
hEs Greg AZ \ taA,s ws,n = vi
RvAassF G. ssss e. aHr-taH ~ as
PNfa &c iAis np,A EU As
~ sav sAsa as nhkss Saafl zi.a
YEA u. y saalig A. IN tur,,aav,
rut-sv ~ srSrg Is II lev AInG
EHa :. -As HEtnf 81 az li.rm az
aEsr'tTng ~ i,rriliFt rs ms
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rHuua IA aA8 mg-ss uvtr Eisi-
= aia iEs lit mt.iur ir..i =,
hut 6 bfrrs wfr-i 81 lrr A. ~
ssE PEr 81 mni.s EaR AMI
s~raals SAa is mn,nual& =
tans Hac . saalA GnnuIu hr 4 ESQ.
r. ant pr-iIgr EHD n iali p
ii,s nr iU zif fr-c vcEr ant
thust y undergraduates Huu lrusnrT
: ~ ah-Hs NJ mr nEr VIM vii
vu-s haaii iFr1Gr And scr asruu;
armed n.eHf iiaaaso inys "a ia
iE~m res1isss,s fu-u 1rvErt tis
CIV and hrsrt Ene pattern younl
ieiiuvs n ths uIiy wars aHs adlr
asy anc rEr mao IN. urin an
l0ot with ruuiempi uu Sht cDuis-
and 10 resourcf4
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

No8x v heisr Tzsh-1 e. TIE
ar psassa kzildinr IN N.kiar.
Tn Il rill - an immense sf-oc.
tare-s fnetumrns AID -arniar
\ nsneaseas ash-w ar. & =.
isoas grsiiin1e q u. s..l an
inske'v 4 psnsioa sx-nt. Il
al h .srains b. The p~sais .,
he nIicf ststs fr all tine q
avcsd II fn-nhic var vhrh cc<s,
2 E<nsicas =; The rate xelne0
~ Irf sannn <veni~a r.zr
as'sf Tie lat saA has hexa fr-d
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

NJ kasAsni lad drurksn habit.
he cah 40 e~rercuzne unsil Par.
kers Ginger Teak t.k away n.
fhir; So .tfnelxnts. RESTORED n.
earT Il mind and rave him
srsnffh - sfitni @ bzsinsss-
Cincinnati Lsiy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

Nsssesssss
~E@tz-a Hs Wcrt<s fh~ ~knol
aifnAsnne irErus.~i fnou N "a
49, sAN s-A.rtn.<ns q n
~ Tie - to ~a- I.
III t-r-trlrr
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

Liam. hAs aired trummsrs
70 mlGr.Gig cnGa-les 10 impose
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

Iuus'0 plants stll - tW
thousand 10 cy'tal spflnfs
ACopiah turniy man has sis
sffss planted ia stfasbstriss
dav lowy las appointed ? ".
la~ft. hls son, pntsls secretary
In Jefferson county q majority
N The school teachers are women.
The cattle NJ The stais Lunatir
Asylum arsdyins With pneumohia
A u Hurt has been appointed
Agricultural stA,is,icisn Tor the
Stale
A stock company Is about to
start a newspaper 81 PAss Chris.
tian.
The Austin Cotton Plant and
the Edwards City Item are offered
for sale.
The last grand jury Of Kemper
county found twenty.one indict.
ments.
The late grand jury Of Tippah
county found forty.thrcc indict.
monts.
Corinth has declared for prohi.
bition there is but one saloon in
the town.
J. D Hill. Of Chickssau county,
has raised 5000 pounds Of bacon
fr sale.
This Is the only State in the
Uaioa tia. las ~ iis,iIlcry or
brewery
VEir- . sE; u t.ss I1d las
stf-L h.1t--l 5Llry Z IL.
treasury
G-tsrt-- Nlathrs mt Nrp
tuI have. sta~..r AuaH-aia a1m
ufirf ria
Tts Nusriiss [aaIet lulnru,-
uem5 AsssCs1m la isan Tml-
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hUHs ismIgic ; lAa-gnIr ulit mv
vur q rr..riiIs-
e. HraMz > ruir-t MN WIS
-err n M fif-l;nE ar'g fr
stealing . ~ iitu.
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tilist -EiI snrw Hsr wH hlmurst
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lie lr--ITrs-laI rirurul
A.uuHL ~ T. yn. uui 1ns
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a. esianiist vmr ru-ia
Their n mu-f dversiir o. rrp1s
a. Qktibir-ta rauufs .hIu n Ar
uthrf counts IN n. star.
conduci5- Aa-mE u the Llinuil
Cens-aL hns been suspsno-d iu'
allowing pa--nre-s io noe ~ II
throuEh .r-tgti trkiI
J, Al Terry on ;hs is;h inE -
sior. d n Il T-lbtsztt ~. .n
sr-ro by hu-rlK-r Ais safe hlqx;
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a. iulssess n tas H-rLa
To. Al. rssd Jsrv q Surrbs'
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b-ss q t-es susaaarship = ca
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n. Laa-s q "a. RsssiG rhu-s
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trisseBz i. IspriEs-d1uanz
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

rSs,s s.s mon srs-a eater
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

Tux tax on cigars has been re-
duced from six dollars to three
dollars a thousand.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

H4rsas pss.csrc5 lioens- q, rsn
- s-1 town s1ciio1-~r. g. rrsdy
~ ASi - C. & 81 20 p4rtis.
Dosiag Hxsy. - Ssll liTrtxk :
arr kidd 81 he s;r--i. q 10 n.
coaa,s VII siso sell dr god
- Fsda day kia4 CharEeres
zsszks and ss:iEzska ruanz
ted goEx ? sEisH-
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-08-17
P l~EASANTRIES.

Tight pants and tight dresses have
both gone out of style, but it seems
as if tight men never will.
If the wages of sin is death some
old sinners we know of are a long
time in drawing their salary.
The child who is honest may get to
heaven, but on earth it is the little
boy who goes into the pantry that
takes the cake.
A New York ncwsboy fred seven
shots at a mad dog, hitting three cit
liens, two horses and one baby car
riage; but he killed the dog.
A fashion paper says: "Nothins
but coral necklaces can be seen upon
society bellies this season." Whe-
where do you go to look for "soclety
belles?"-Boston Post.
The worst case of pride on record
was the Boston woman who daily