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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

Gs Weaver of Iora and C M gnia are tae AoaIn of Inc 'or party for prsidat and president. BofA ar war hor one haring 1egn tae blue and tbe 0thef the graz. Weaver was originally a republican. then a green-0acker, later yn an in- iependeat and DOW Popalite
 ie.s was democrat Gt. defeat ed Tor tbe lTHft sfate enaie then he gaa i9 hirs WisA tie AenY and sow has his reward Together they form . pair well calculated fa draw to fheir support ali the straggiegs. ieseFsers and political failures of inc old Parties but beyond that
 nothing more t s perfectly safe to say tsai unaided by fusion with ose Of tAe other v me old parties.
 aey w aoi ure ihe electoral rete of sinh state in tAe union
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
Dsnosrser ans the Tsrir.

To fass Editor gf T1ae s5axestA
 NtRn and Mhere was eise firsE isssl2rz- f5pF ms8e in ! lesugsrzss platform for
 -saxae fer geTenne only. Answer and 8h35g@ < reader. "
 IL l@Ag, at Baltimore Section , dees4re tnst no more revenue oaght to hs raised than is required sa &efTay slse necessary expenses ef she government This resolution ras adopted In IS44 1S4S 1852 s5s. aad in both the Douglass and Breekimriegp platforms in 1860 In l.T6 tlse declaration read. We demand that all emst0nhpuse taxa tI0n shall or only for revenue
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14


 Or W C Whiwple the repubii- can candidate for aovfpeE t is said that during the days og consfruc- sioBae wAs tbe hrst white man to march at the head ofa procession of negroes Tmo years ago j 2 speech in tae Pulaski county republican convention. in answer to She remark 0fa young 9iored delegate who charged the white republicans with eouspinng together Q suppress the neyro be declared that hi position in the convention was no hetler than that of the hnmJie colond dele gate. and in which respect he con
 sidered himself d. black as the ace of spades This i- the man the peo. pies party wiil assist in making governor in tbis State f the third party movement succeeds in draw ing as many from fhe democratic
 ranks as republicans hope for This is tAer scheme Will tbe demo. crats n fbe Alliance be q party 70
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
slacrln,. Sale.

N 0FICE is nere1y sisea tAat, vnFsaAas fg 4$ an order et sale t9 Me 1sTeesed. fssae.i 1s sHe kief< es she Pope fireNat Court ussgu
 saatNs fenslr1ea AF 9s A. kessslEs [ mstice pf tNe feaea e &A5t4a l5W WashsA ia Pore eengtg. stkzgFas, saet&lasnz au atsAebment xgesHrt tnE property cf N. M. LHaNa ln d eNAs& hHssfR HAfA jNEftNe wHesG1n 10ss FA How af4 aa HiasRisA s9 szal " ~ Eyo@4 wAs etftnis4Ht. ergsiHeE ea5sY af ahleh Judgment wAa Galg niea ia ie ala4ee as tae x4eTk ef zhe tiTt1st keHFt af Peis tt4afT. aud duly entrr- ed ~ tAe aQrfsl fyF eoxa 1on las la.gaeHfs. ! Mi4l on the 2 Hak of SGiY. lssz. AZ fhe ffe1t cf e9Hts ssvaf ei the e0sft hDgse ef kAia t0ne aeNAfs. ia ihe s0wn 8f NWsaeslx4iie, and aa- ssIx tae hours pst4ts nea hy 4aw far judicial saiss, efeF fox aAse se lhe highest ard beat os4der fAsres0Fs n srGeks of not exec. d4aK s1 meFes, the fgilcwisS iaesss ieviRa ~s aB.le ssl4 attae aehment, ip satAsGg tAae piAiAtias claim of ss3oa aeb8 sish sAterAst thereon at gAe fAte 0f ssf feet ees 1Nnnm ffom sh lss day sf Fess- feAfg. itys aud ssps e0sts ef snlt aud Eiss e3sg6 gf kAt3 uFstrF 4hi3 sale, efxs
 ihe \ A k& and N~ks4 S-A sfG A- v sS N kAs Ss Hec Sf. Ip 20. N. R. zi ~ lSNg 10 f9tsa EsHutx. N NrAAn6As
 4er-4s ef Aaie: 4 ereail ei iafee nontas nsgh 4paf8Fe. seeaFits, Antl a l4en retained en kea& i9 siEe purchase mopFy.
 5aae Si. ssas WAL. JOHNSON.
 sheriff af Pope l1uofy
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
Tax Asnessnrs Nntac...

N9f4tk is hereby RfYen that ' Mk3I attsra AN s&eA iowashlp sn Pege C0aasy. Atk for ths peffesse e assessiag the personal pfpEerfy TT fAe ear it@s, anh thf lser eagssgA Sax Of sNea As sse AAie ~ fst kAe faEne. af tie f0a- log sAE ilAi@s atssl pgsees. ioNt2s
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 ans #s AtNiEs. July 1884, Ai1ls sha 9lss
 Al}iA8N v ueeeiissiie. SMl3 z4a, xS4. 1sth <Ss ?, z3fh, xstA z1sn aud 3Ath
 AfffeK-tefe are n'4n kat ea ie eseet saa af ome af khe aseFe naesea II4ees. BFaux gast feA fteeft agsti be preaanA ~ efre fe nnni- sfs nf Fhnr seAMei fiiAf44et
 ApKs afh. 1@g4 III. SIMPSON Az~esat,x
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

FouR thousand d0llars of missing state scrig which disappeared after being turned over hy Woodruff to the burning board has turned up and criminal prosecution will follow 4 certain expert accountant wh0was employed % assist in the settlement betweea Woodu8 and the State is suspected Of knowing more than hc will admit The total amount miss ing is $6o00 and Che bondsmeu have hopes 0f recovering it ali
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

Con- FELLOws one Of Tammauy Hall leaders and one Of the best posted politicians in New York, eT. presses the opinion lhat Cleveland and Stevenson niii carry the Em- .pire State bg at leust l500o Baby Mckee might as weii be getting ready to tara over his play house te Little Ruth
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

Hos E M Fishbaeb will open the State eauYass at 1earcy next Saturday Invitation has been ex- tended siessrs Whipple and Carua- ban to meet hln Appointments have been made Cor the northwest ern portion 0f the State. others will be announced later
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

5AME F. ~ sessse
 oa 5a -l4ts s a e Wya e t9T 9 1 Aass was l1 ssEIk- D Es expressed 1a s orators e ~ an
 ta 4 eg paE tlz4a e M ran sf Hgh n Pope as a 8ssn one Rae @ n
 4ae s sadly
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

THg yaa Bufel Graphic b4s been revived bg Horace Addls, known to fame as oae of the most uncompro- mising republicans iu northwest Arkansas There arg enough demo cratic lourna.s up that way to keep his pathway from being strewn with ro@es
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

NIssoDaI parties have commenced the publication Of . weekly republi- can paper a I3stle Rock called the Common aasth It is n0s nearly so ultra q. tAe late Register bat there is nc telling what fey weeks may bring forth
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

How beaatifpllg rae NeKinleg' tar if adJ Jasts itses to ae iisxarions ten aereies 9g times There is. for example aa ] pes cent sax on dia- monds aad s0 per cent. tax on clothing
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

gs Afhansas he Peoples party. de Eouree t2e legislature for enaeting fhe Australian ballot Jaw. while in Kaasas they condemn the iegssiatare for n0t fagoring similar e1actment The brethren are difficult 70 g3eass
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

TIE IeaEese supreme ggarf a4- araed tBe ai aseaee og H lay King. fixing Aagast F 4s the date of he exe agion The g0yerror will be asked t0 e0Draute fae ssI- .0uee
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

TsE Peoples party advocates con denn unnerifaig iae new election law, bat endorse Force biii Feather stone as begng paragon og perfee- tion Taese people lose very little sleep trying r le consistent, unfor- tnnafsIg.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

STATE troops have been ordered t0 Honstead and the striking working men are disposed to receive them kindly There will be no more blood shed.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
PP-Pa s Par7 es

As mach 4 y 4aT whistle fp keep ap r courage the repuoii- cans are ~ tene8 oFer t5e Carnege x n lign sbaa.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

3g @ @ ae Omaha ut tae
 llaa n Terr3 os Texas was opposed
 5 Fa Illinois
 ae dis ting ~ e Chicago Tm Ba Terrell denied as large og course bnt nez the niin ~ oFe M the @ ea se9A silence TAe stEan F f N affair that ea Nlen w large ~ g ae M s mo- aoss aaAaa tflst eaaTeasIea -ap-
 namtsss of 5as IL makes a goa who eaa Ha s with n=- te'1s and mon s n tieir gaa part f uae in others a
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

IHE fate Of the Stewart silyer bill in the house is uncertain. but Il Bog seems likely the democrats will pass it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
Dzsocsarlc coUNTr TICKET.

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 F. BEE.TG Fer SsssesgE
 GL 1H FN Eof Ireassf
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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

III ls A Dl n Y yeu owe ysurSelf and fam U to grt EHe be.t value for year maneF. x.c@r~k4l xE fa ygar fe1fyFear 6y pure a siu z ". l4v DoE&t1s EA0e&, whtgN represent me
 tg- TAKg NO SUBSTITUTE xs
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
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Fog Sslss3f m ~ R. MEADE EEE3L
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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

Josepheae Woods of Tsrki0, Mo-. whe las fs2ksed for 5 female for twenty one } years, was by a surgical operation st hsns4s 1Ity proYen 70 be a man and tss assumed male attire for inc first tl1le. He will DON sabsulute the nAme Josesh for Josephine. His cnse l. ksa s4 so meaiciAi science as one Of the bypospa5As.
 Rses- NiAE OF csEcUis To1sc for Women. wzSSx~- FOR Tl4E BLOOD, B &s% weasue4 3ts.era I11igeatlO1 and Aslasssmsa f2te
 BROWNS yRoS gTTrERs. ft esres gg EsY. anr f44e 1J Gll de&ie1 in raes l4sss Ges fAe ge1aiDe.
 Ibc state pension board announces tAat sx confederate claimants will re- ceive attention about Sepfe mber lsi
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
Weakness.

How many suffer from weakness And what a 8Isfreesful ailment if is Always praying faE strength and yef feeling oueseli growing weaker and me&ssF- lhere IS great yirtue in B. B B. Botanic Blcol Bsim1 as & sErengshener e well es 4 healing medicine. Trv lt As a tonic and see how mach better you will feel. II will improve both ap- petite and digestion. It is 4n excel lent medicine to ase while esnvaiec{re it aids $ natural and rapid reenvsry. If cases where on Invalid has remained long in bed aaa beii sores CT other ag- eefs bresk out, ihis remedy will afford quick relief
 w NJ. Cheshire, Atlanta. Gx. w riges l. 'l had long sgelI q typhoid fever which af lasE seemed to settle in my right lrg. which saeilel up enormous ly. An Licer siso appeared which dis chArged | enpfal of matter a day. | then gave $ 5. a trial and IL cured ne.
 The present HoYer0mrnt Of Hondu ras is likely 70 be ovefkbFown and Gen- eFAl roiie1rpp Bouello proclaimed President.
 Be ot Good Cheer.
 IAers E 0Ae remedy that las ssve. a.nr < hopeless mefsai ~ 2 1se af ba4sts 4svgs slfse.s lt V feFy sfen9 9thea5Hw ~ iagH kiahers sfssoa 4fAs eefses 4ai stNl4A sfetas4. fa 4s uerfee es rAge fpr Ft sra afsFs nHa a- es&S sFfaass. $ Aatss urinary setge 6 eksaYxA. weMk ess4s. ss'~ak lanSa. NaA sk. H.stss as.t s4a q. iis.s s...5sN v Ae f@ifess tfEA-1A sta- BirE Frsee n as tAs. MNtltss #tA< siaFw 1y mSii. ef TnN OHfo A. s4f ia 'nnAti. 1. sample bsx. lar. lAere 2 threatened deficit ia the Worlds Fags iuad.
 
 SAy ASNAH, GA, April 2g, 1888.
 Having usea thfee bottles Df r Y ' for impnfe blDas ard general weakaess and haviag derived great benetiks from the same haxing gained II pounds in weight in ionr weeks take r~ess pieasare ~ recommending If to MI us- i1ftanAttz iihe Years truly,
 JOHN Monnas.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

waen BNby ~zs s5sE- wa gave nar c&sroz44 When sAse ~s-s s thssa, she cxssa tor Cs-szovtz- whsa sAs tso@ras Ma si-s cians ss C@zorsA. whez she had Csl14reEl, ale ssvs thsza CaszarlA-
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
NiIe.. Nerre ana l-lr.r plII.-

Miles Nerve and Liver Pills.
 A ck pE seS pr8ArfY Y5e--ges-a5 xf4sr she tT- sT. si011Aea &a4 As~eas sAxua3A ttS nerEes. neM aAsc9FxTx. XT. &5Scss Fs8as s1eedily cSre 4i4i1s-=ztss. bad 1&s1s. 1eEg59 l2ye. gilek. r4Hst tfaAttca- t1e4uAi4s faE Mea. wNu,eu, eeis2 Ten cE417Ezf. Mlsa3esE. szaNs94 @ doses ~S crHts- s3EapteS free ss " ezMfr E8Etg to's The peoples party of Kazsas has nominated state sickes M hsch FgCmi- Aent democrats are urging shall he en- aorssd bT the democratic convection.
 LADIES
 Esss3trg pn-1c 0r cAsiFsn .fsSg want hElA3irs
 NTe SANs < take
 BRoWNs IRON RfTT ELS
 Y 1< tseAsA1t @ take rg4-sS MA44FaE l1i4gcs- aoza- 1-la ASlt.ssSaesz- A &lE-s-s keZq lL Buckleu,s ArEfea SaIye.
 fuE BEsT SALINE in tae Mor5a far Cats Hr4iscs. >zaress sresS- S&as &heaa8. FeYe oQfcfr tS--<rt SAzpsse1 ks.nES NhiiaiAiBs, efns. AnN Asi Skt4 ks1sftsls. rsaG i positively &Fes Fiies. vF Aa EAy repaired. Ig guagAn- tres '~ sANe FsEtcxz sNtzsfxetsoa or Eaency re- fAzAeA- 1saee A5 cSAts gses hcN. F0g sale hy
 J N. MELLS- A brother cf Senator ltiE ails says !hEl gentleman will prefer going fo tse seB- stc than <. Petersburg, aud falling Will ask for cabinet ? oF.ioiio.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

tonfesierags pensions egasssss for s291. @ are pending Governor Eagle's slg. n2tUre al Little aock.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
McEIree's Wine of carduI

and THEoFoR0s BLACK DRsUaAT arc for sale by the following merchants in Pope County:
 ?. W. MELLS WILLIAM BROOKS AilA DRUG STnHE VI. A. GALLON Al A&afN. HIN X S9N ELklss0K i E0Kn ' N. NAsLk gAxausxssle " A RAIk0. uossr.
 BkANI S SON. Appfesea eMaT4, lon1en
 ~ ANtS> & ROBERTSON. fssnsea. E. A- eA&f1N Efs. Rasss StafsaN w. >- NkM f0N. Seas4SxIsle
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
Had His Exes Infsresl.

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 Ny ] F. B4 &zz M i9azE s5rs On zec-1As ss jury 70 mr eyes assis Hts4eas. AaTe A4 a gsr glasses Tor znzaF YeaEss s9d @hsss ! a41 sses exgg azEs fSss exeas es n- eefeesz 9 Arv auzxe, yaaFs s1s Hsy sgeS 6ss'
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
\ FTnte R.s.r-. Fl. I.se..ll

$ Aa@ M R8 1@aS s- Easer G KaaEa e 4z as1 8Fat that ss fweTe rear u srn wag a41 Aa SC Fssas sAes fgs sus8Te g@aFs. ses Aas sfse M&s
 eaTe kfFes Tavs4 D.. Naz@t' Ee avave NFTFa&. asS 2.As Sseavsvel 5s Fssaes 0sanSs s1@- 8afy sa Es eaFas f-nza aslG E fer nsrvsus sszaes 9gkE4xsSsAa Esr- F1az EssSMesssy na ssnssGa 1f mind, hes9ack. esS Fe1- sse gf sss N@fse cared Mss N K BaFms. South Bea lad As lad s,eez suffer Ing wsff eeas sas Aez fr s45se raasEAs avssa asse 4ssE ess-s free as AeszseF Drug 1
 The E12A M le f42Es ehe AHEEusgs eE EsnaEeys ws8 s2E Fey Africa eea se ssnav Eas 4Asnzl s- h5s as-zvg hagats.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

\ A0&3VAAsA+ s-as II Y &fs42f11e E E% @14f s-xA+ From @Fls " ss. Ada |. Huf5. ef h. e quote : . asNAs sak s ks @aseA set lied sEl EsT && sRs sa maHeh finally t@ M <s sanz ptign- forr doc gave 3e cs 2 I egzl1 llFs. .hzsE sil1 ua. gATs myself ID ts my ~sa fer z ' 1 razs8 1at stay wifh Ax h. ! w0sal5 znsez my Alsssn 4a@vs. NJ hws- hAss5 wss advised M g 9r Kings &ew DIsrv a apEsgsa. G0zgas #n Te friaf, tosx Ea z es h#t e47el nae, ard ngw fsaa af Isa se aus hearty Hga49a - gsEses frea, ss J W Wsl.s' ls4sstore
 AS Are caa a 9~xses s ua9sr Ar- res, for aaFng asFFiei this5en wixe= sn four Years. fMesTs q tse wlFss h,e- iag 4ssa
 Good Looks.
 Gno asks ara moro thsa sasa deen epesAsla- upon healthy .aa sf q tMe xl-aa eFTsss- sf she AwaT as a- aes8Se rau isave 3Saas Jock q vcnf m4 essisGg erred, yen hare $ aYs- geesSe soss and 4 year ki8aess as AzeeEsa yng have rineaed eeS Sc esize go9s asaSA add E0u asal have god lo8k Electric Esstegs is Fhs great zi.eEAsixe aud tonic. acts directly gss s;ssse E3f2s or3aBs. g@gas g5mpses, .icsraes. hos8s aal giyes A good coni- pssx8pa- es NE IT, Mrlss W per hsS7Ae.
 OFFICE ora N McEEagT. Druggist.
 CsaAs ao. Flz-, April 4 l18z AzssKs LrgEMaS Baos.. Ssva nat. Ga- fAesT fs- sai Esi @ lisHes g P 2. large sizs gesteFsas. and one 6atle sa { .i1e ea&g
 The r F r. eaFej ny wife og rieufg- asism niager bef5se lass 1t esTne back ug hes ti3e pssf aiNter and 2 half bcE- He si-e8 slze. relieved her gain and sise il2s maf Tad -ymptaa siace. ! sela aesgie of F. r. F. i3 friend q ai1e. ose 0i ais tar&eFs, A small one fook slpks &Ed isis aiIe gave lt feas sps90aiui, th4G maE iG the evening. fiae iltfle fesa0w faEHsa oyer lia he was dead, buE tAe asxE morning Dc Ras np hDilga Ing ana well.
 JS McEIxor. There haye been l50 deaths from ehOleFa As Psris
 SAvAHsAH, GA March l7. Issf MKssEs. LEHMAN BR0s.,
 Savannah, Ga. Dear sirs-I have suffered from rhe- matism for . long lime, and Did nor find g enFe nnfil f0eaa r. f.. F. which completely cared me.
 Yours iraly,
 FliKA q. J0NEs.
 ls Orange St. Savannah, Ga. For sale by WeimeT Drug Co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

M<ss ANsA3~ SOOTHING sYREF has beea NsNs e2 snAatsNiss V ANttFers Eof their children ~Afie E~stAsnS. C dis seFAess At night and @s9Nea 4f yAAr fesl ts A slaA child saoa ak 2ASe AN1 ~eF 0rftse ef -AFs. MinsicW7s St.ssAtths c4ffst ior rhl3sfrn taethiug. 70 wiN rsikef the ttsse aNMever fs1 sactlAtcig. ie curBs ni&f A.eA regulates the Stam&eh sna Bowels, sAsFs WAa3 1eitr- catsns thc Ei aHss. red wi.eFr ststFlu ~hfs " sas4ss B Sl1thiAg SEF- kN pstAaAna tg she taste and iS the prcscriy- sctAas and nAFees Sn Ehe Eaittas SsAtes Price twenty -1xe eeats bDfsie- Sold by AM drug EAsss taroNg gA0at the Wes1d Be sarr ana ask Tor MRS. AfNsAow's socTatSa SyEgF.n C
 Niles Darden of Tenn was the larg- est man known to history. CIah in fhin summer clothes he wsighed i03z pounds
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
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Al esss @ a E@s 4 guaranteed zt The ss8ae q gzs NeIeg Drug Cg-
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

M E x Asa S V sra a# Evsr A rs 1ass 70 sa4s @a rw
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14
For Over klnv \ enr.

Where ihc press Is free and every man able To read all is safe.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

RIf1E PER AANEA
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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-07-14

AS AFsessga M Mexico s uAasr Af- gEs1 for having nFfisl thiF1en miva: in four Yea-s. fMegFe sg tae wlTss he- lag 4sz9
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-26
BRIGHT BITS.

CTsTohER-What do you ask for that vaseS
Cierk-One hundred dollars.
Customer-Ahl What do you get?-Detroif
Free Press.
Aunt soPHY-why didn't you thank that
young man who gave you his seat in the carr
Her Pretty Niece-Humpu! IL only cost him
nickel.-Chica0O Trtbune,
SAY, boss" said the heavyweight pugilist to
the playwright, I'm going on the stoige an
want you to writ me play, see?'
What kind of play you want? How long,
for instance?'
'Aw, don't care. Say tree roun's an a
wind-up. "-Btt6Glo Express.
'SINeLEJAw was badly hurt in that railway
accident, wasn't he, doctor?"
Very. We had TO amputate both of his
legs"
MY Will he pull throughY'
20, yes; well put him on his feet again in
about six months. '-HdrDer's BazGr.
COLD CoMFoRr.-"What's the reason YOU
didn speak TO Jones when he passed byr'
"He insulted me the other day"
What did he say to yOu?"
he called me an old ass"
Called you an old ass! How ridiculous
| Why, you are not old. ''-IeTdS Siftin0S
He SEEKS WORK TO AVOID IT-"What did
| you tell that lady" said one tramp of another
i, Told her was looking for work, and it was
| the truth, too
What you givin' meY You lookin' for
work."
Yes, SOS I can keep out Of it's way -
1SJCIS outings.
O'BRowN-They tel me Ziggsby once saved
his mother-ln-law from drowning?
KerZogg-Yes; il was a noble act; and if he
ever gets into any serious trouble it will be a
great help TO MIN.
O'BToWn-HOw so?
KerZogg-Why, he can plead insanity
| Brooklyn Times.
DEACON MEDDERs-Skipps, the cashier Of the
! OndeFdonk County Bank, ran away last night.
| They say ne has been robbng the bank fol-
| more than year.
| Mrs Medders-They might have known that
| he was living beyond his means, Why, Josiah
| his folks actually used to sit in their parlor
| every night.-LIfe.
SIS THIS novel thoroughly originate" asked
| the publisher.
| Yes, sir"
"None of the old characters or stuations?"
| Not one.h
| We'll, sir, it cannot succeed. You must think
| the public doesn't know what it has been want.
| ing all these years. - Washington Star.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-26
Remarkable Generosity .

u saw funny thing @. and o. train,
going from Maysville to Cincinnati, last week, "
sad the drummer to a Detroit Free Press writer
listeners. sitting right in front of me was q
tall Kentuckian with rafting pretty girl be-
side him, evidently his newly -made wife, and It
was plain that he was proud of her. Across the
car from them sat another couple who had
come on at Maysville, evidently from the Ohio
SIDE OF the river. The man was not at all bad
looking, but the woman with him had a face on
her that would scare setting hen Off her nest
IL didn't take the man long to notice the pretty
woman across the car, and then he fairly
Toasted his eyes on her. He sat facing her and
she couldn't get out Of reach of his gaze, and
at last it began to embsrrass her.
George she finally said to her husband,
that man across the car annoys me.
How, darling:' said George, utterly obliv-
ious of everything else except her until then,
locking fierce.
by staring at me all the time
Wait minute, said George, and he began
watching the offender.
1T was evident that the man was in no sense
masher, for when he saw the pretty woman's
escort cycling him lie turned his face toward the
romely woman with him. George watched for
served the homely lady. Then he once more
turned to his own charmer:
" It's ali right darling, he said, and won't
Interfere with his looking at you all he wants to.
II you were as homely as that woman and she
was as pretty as you are, dearie, I'll be blamed
If l wouldn't look at her all | wanted to.
wouldn't care if it threw the whole train off the
track and tore up the road bed for twenty
miles
Then she smiled the very sweetest kind of a
smile and the other man watched her cautious.
ly, and George let him"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-26

Since the election, according to Indi4n-
apolis dispatches, numerous outrages have
been perpetrated upon the graves Of union
soldiers in that vicinity by unknown parties
The latest story is that in the Morgan edge
Of Putnam county persons have taken the
tombstones from soldiers graves, set the
stones against the cemetery fence, painted
them red and then danced on the graves.
Certain republican papers have made futile
efforts to prove that these outrages were
committed by democrats. 1t is safe, how
ever, to say that such assertions are abso-
lutely false. 1t is more probable that cha
griued republicans desecrated the graves
hoping TO throw suspicion on democrats and
thereby arouse the old war spirit against
the Democratic party. At any rate, demo-
Gratis or republicans, the parties guilty of
the outrages deserve to be strung up by the
thumbs.