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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-23
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Time Tests the Merits of Ali Things.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER!


THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE HAS WON
i deservedly high reputation as an Allevistor
Of pain and pressryer of heslth Ii has become
a household remedy, from the fact that 1t gives
immediate and permanent relief II is purely
vegetable preparation, made from the best ana
pureet materials safe to keep and to use in every
family. 1t is recommended 10y physicians and
persons OF all classes, and to-day, after pubic
trial oil thirty years-the average life OF mani
stands unrivalled and uneXcelled, spreading It's
usefulness over the wide world. Its large and in
creasing sale affords positive evidence Of its en-
during fsme,
PAIN KILLER was the First, and
il the only permanent pain relieVer.
Since the Pain Killer was first introduced and
met with such unsurpassed sale, many LINN q q,
Reliefs PAnaceas and other Remedies have eel
offered to the public, but not one of them hss
ever attained the truly enyiable standing CT The
Pain Killer.
"a WHY Is THIS SO rs
1t is because Davis Psin Killer Is what it claims
to be, Reliever OF Pain. Its merits are unsur-
passed. If you arc suffering from internal pain,
twenty to thirty drops in little alter will almost
instantly cure you. There is nothing to equal 1t.
In few moments IL cures Collie, Cramps, Spasms,
Heartburn, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Flux, Wind in
tie Bowe s, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache.
In sections of the country where Fever and
Ague prevails, there is no remedy held in greater
esteem.
EE- Directions accompany each bottle.
Price, % cts, 50 cts. and 81 per bottle.
N. HARRIS 81 CO., Cincinnati, o &,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States.
gB- For sale by al Medicine Dealers.
For sale by
LITTERER CABLEB, Nashville.
BERRY, DEMOYILLE & CO., Nashville
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO., Nashville.
r. A. ROBINSON Il CO., Louisville.
Ell. SANFORD & CO., Knoxville.
mar29 d&wIamly sp
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For Rent For 1871.

A HOUSE WITH FOUR ROOMS NEAR
Athe Nashville and Decatur Railroad Depot
The house will be rented with from eight TO
thirty acres of land. 1t is fine market gssr-
len. A. G. MERRITT.
dacQs IF IL Deaderick Street
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DIR. .. j. COBB

HAS REMOVED HIS DENTAL HMznA
II Rooms and residence to Il North - 80 -
High, corner High and Union 5treets-QIIY
DR., Bowling's residence.
jams Sm
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he is thoroughly overhsuling the entire estab-
hshInent. He has the entire ownership and man
agement Of the Hotel, and hence feels more At
liberty to call upon his o friends, and promise
them that they shall be well cared for.
The House is most conveniently situated to all
the Depots, to the Capitol, and to the business
portion of the city. janis Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Meeting of the Physicians

Is requested for the purpose Of organizing q
Medical Society. The meeting will take place at
the Farmers Club Rooms, Colonnade Building,
North Cherry street, at O'Clock p. NJ, Saturday
the 25th inst. mar23 Thur& Sst2t
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PASTTTRAGE

For any number of horses and mules after the Is
Of April. Terms, 81 per month.
Every attention paid to stock on keep to proven
accidents or escapes, but no liability for either.
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Ten per cent. cash; balance on one, two aud
three years credit, with interest, but security
required. Debts against the McGav0ck estate VIII
be taken in part or in whole Of purchases, both
from the company and the estate.
Seats upon the cars free, and good collation..
BROWNS & CHEATHAM.
T. w. BARNES. AGENTS.
Auctioneer. msr22tds
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In bringing this property again before the pub
lie, although it is now well known, we must again
call attention to its beauty and eligibility and re-
90 and examine for themselves, and see its many
adyantsges.
There were more vacant lots sold in this part Of
the city, during the past year, than in any other
OF its suburbs, and the owners and managers OF
the property propose, during the present year, to
sgsin have frequent sales, not waiting for high
prices, but to sell at
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Tell Us AbOut 1t,

The local department Of q newspaper is
always the first thing read, and is regard.
ed by strangers as rejecting the position
and intelligence of the community in
which it is published. Hence, we ask
our friends throughout the county to aid
us in this respect, by giving Gs the neigh.
borhood news. From familiarity with it,
it may not, perhaps, seem of any import
anee to you, but it will be of interest to
our subscribers in other portions of the
county and at a distance. Write US short,
uewsy letters, and when you come to town
call and tell us how your wheat turned out,
what corn will do, the state of the crops
and the neighborhood gossip generally.
Give us the news.
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Here You Are, Ladies',

Cheap limitations Of hair are male from
of the bark Of n tree that grows in East India.
1t is brittle, harsh aud dangerous from it's liza
bility to catch fire. The material cannot be
CLOSED and is a ~non-conductor. 1t, therefore,
gets very hot and breeds vcrmin with great ra-
pidity. 1t ID principally manufactured for the
country trade and for the poor of large cities.
OF such material what are known as Japan
Switches" "Japau BraidS, I" Sc, are made.
Another imitation is called Angola" 1t is
clipped from the Angola goat. The best imita-
ton Of all is said to be that made from linen
thread. Linen thread hair is worth 50 q pound.
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Never whine over what you may suppose to
be the loss of opportunities. a great many men
have good early opportunities who never i'm
prove them, and many have lost their early OPP
portunities without losing much. Every man
may educate himself who wishes to. The will
makes the way. Many a servant that wanted
dren were saying their letters, and putt g them
together to form easy words, has thus caught the
first elements of spelling. If a man has a strong
thirst for knowledge, we do not care where he is
put, he will become an educated man. The first
step towards self-improvement is to leave of
whining over the past. Let the past go and
bend every energy to the Improvement Of the
present. This is the only way.
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On the Goth Inst,

The hotel at White Cliff Mineral Springs will
DO opened as above for the reception of the large
number who yearly betuke themselves 10 that
noted Watering place and rural retreat, away
from the hustle and din of everyday life. There
health abOunds smiling from every craggy hill
top, laughing from every sunny valley and
borne on the airy wings of every breeze. In
stead Of "Tirod natures sweet ~restorer, balmy
sleep" YGupg's Night Thoughts should read, ga
season at White Cliff" $50 a month. Hacks
every day from Swectwater anil Athens.
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A Merited Endorsement.

We are not in the habit of putting" ~ every
hotel we may stop at, or Of p%arading the name
Of every prominent individual We may meet in
our columns, but-We cannot refrain from en-
dorsing the American Hotel, OF Atlanta, Ca, as
|. fwc made our headquarters at this house
during a visit to Atlanta this week, and from
personal observation and experience can say
that Ito accommodations and inducements are
not surpassed BY any similar institution In the
country. Tennesseeans, when yon visit Allan
ia, gothic American, on Alabama street, and be
made TO feel at home. : 2, =
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Here and There.

The man who "cOuldh't End his match"
went to bed in the dark.
Take your standard Of q mar from his
mind, and not from his clothes.
1t matters not where the gamblers gain
comes from; i is all won to him.
When do cOnceited people imagine
themselves whalesl When they begin to
blow.
Reputation is what men aud women
think Of us. Character is what God and
the angels know of Us.
swell, there is something in thsi,7 as
the man said when be tried to put on his
boot with a kitten in it..
A Virginia editor is lecturing on eats.
The lecture is presumed to be very feline
as well as a-mews.iug.
Mrs. - caught her better half
kissing the servant girl. The doctor says
he can patch up Mr.. IS facs3 BAT
he'll always Be bald-headed.
A sacred writer says "he who provi-
deth not for his own family is worse than
an infdel." A p~rofane speaker says he'll
be id if Grani Is uby inGdel.
A California paper says " the compost
tors in San Francisco printing-ofices en-
brace many ladios."'W believe that is
the disposition of the craft at large.
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Will be Charged For.

All communications designed to pro-
mote the pecuniary or other interests Of
individually will De considered M adver-
tisement and charged Tor accordingly, and
all communications Of o personal charac-
ter, as rejecting upon any one, will not be
published unless signed by some respon-
sible party-and then only at the price
and option of the editor.
A W. Boyd received this week, per
Express, from the East, another invoice
of Stylish Dress Goods, Notions, &c.
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Commencement,

The annual examination Of Bolivar Fe-
male Academy Will take place on Thurs
day and Friday, the 22d and 23d of June.
The Senior Class will be examined on Fri
day morning. On Friday afternoon the
essays will be read and the diplomas con-
ferred. The exercises will close with an
address by Col. j. NJ. ThOrnburgb, of
Knoxville. The, public are respectfully
invited 10 atteIS,
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Origin of the Names of Days.

The names of the days we're derived from the
gods worshipred by our Anglo-Saxon ancestors.
On the first day of the week they worshipped
the Sun, hence the day was called SUMS day or
Sunday. The second day was called Moons day
or Monday. Then they had a god called Tues
co or Twi, and for him they named the third
Tuesday. Wednesday was named for a furious
warrior, Wooden, whom after death they wor-
shipped as a god, hence Wodcn's day, or We'd
ncsday. Thursday was so called for Thor, the
gol of thunder. Friday for Frigs, mother Of all
gods, aud Saturday was Saturn's day.
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Wheat Crop of Monroe tonnty.

From n careful report gathered from different
parts of The county, VIZ learn the wheat crop will
not average over three to four bushels to the
acre and a large portion will not average two
Rnl-a-half bushels. The late wheat is an entire
failure. Tho first new wheat brought to market
will command a good price, and our advice to
farmers is to bring it in AMI get the money and
let it he circulated.
Oats and corn look very well, considering 30
much rain aud unfayOrable weather for working
Tie corn, aNa
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N Not fnr InnN

A nice young man kept looking into the
window of a married lady until be saw
her shake q handkerchief, when he called
at her room. After being picked up at
the bottom of the stairs, and having his
bones set, it was explained chat she was
only shaking some apple-paripgs from q
napkin.
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Attention Farmers.

We offer you the Buckeye Mower and
Reaper combined, at reduced price, with
all the New Improvements. Woneed not
tell you what they arc. They are here,
and have been at work fifteen years, and
will cut again this year with less repairs
than any Machine. We also sell the
Sweepstakes Thresher, all sizes,
We also sell the Buckeye and Taylor's
Sulky Hay Rakes, They are highly re-
commended.
HIGHT & SCRUGGs.
May 4th, If.
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Public Examination,

Professor Crawforl's school will close to-
day, Thursday. A public examination will
at 8 o'clock A. NJ, and continue
throughout the lay. Original speeches and
compositions will be delivered in the evening,
at u o'clock. The Mouse Creek String Band
will be in attendance and discourse mnsic Oh the
occasion. Everybody is invited to be present
during the day md at night.
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The Masonic Orphans Home.

A recent letter from Townsend A Tho
mas, D 6. NJ, and ugent fey the Masonic
0rphanss Home, to a gentleman in Nash
will, states that ha has secured subscrip-
tions in East Tennessee TO the amount Of
SPA, 100, and that the total subscriptions
in the State, thus Ia, reach S:3i, ucU.
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The NarrOw Guaga

In our editorial columns, last week, we
gave some ideas in connection With the
rapidly. in. fay policy of a nar-
row guago for railroad tracks. It's ad van-
toges are more fully shown in the follow
ing estimate, taken from q valuable pam
phlet Just issued by Messrs. Born, Dear
ing &CO., of Georgia:
feet si4i inches, Per mile slo,sI7
1 6 =" 6,SgS
2 6 5,OO6
Thus, it viii be seen that a road with a
gunge of 2 feet 6 inches could be conI
structed from Sweetwater to Madisonyille
ut a cost of only $5,O06 per mile, or less
than half the cost of the now general 4
foot 81 inch guage. This narrow guage
system is destined to reyolutiOnize the
construction Of railroads all over the
country, and ere long our own State will
be traversed in all directions with the
narrow guage. This road to M~adisonvillc
should be built, and will be if the people
Of Monroe county will awake to q ~realiz-
ing sense Of its great Importance. Let US
have the views Of our leading citizens on
she subject.
On the Sd inst, the people Of Sewer
county, by a large majority, voted to
build a narrow gunge railroad from Sc.
vierville to Knoxville, a distance Of some
thirty miles-probably more, the way the
road will have to run up the river. Is
not Monroe county as able to build rail-
roads ma SAVER
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Illustrated Tax,PaYer's Gnide.

Supplementary 10 its Sunday morning
edition, the Nashville Union aud Ameri-
can publishes the illustrated Tax.Pay-
ers Guide" It is very suggestive. and
presents, in a form calculated to arrest att
tentiOn. u startling array of facts and 6g1
ures that do not lie. Our farmer friends
can see il by calling at our Office.
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The Court House..

Our Court House troubles have been
s~ettled-by the SweetYatet Enterprise
London Star, =
We always make it a point to help a
neighbor out oftrouble.
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Corn, active with advancing tendency ;
stocks light. Oats, scarce aud ready sale
at quotations. Flour, in fair demand /;
stocks moderate. Bacon, sides dull, Hams
scarce and ready sale, if choice. Butter,
stocks heavy, little or 10 demand. Eggs,
go of readily, if fresh.
Respectfully,
Atlanta, june 10, 1871.
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G., p, Church,

The Cumberland Prcsbyterihns closed their
SNcramcntal meeting on the night of last Sab
bath. Rovs. W. II. Russell and SAMUEL West
were present on the occasion and the sermons
delivered were able, impressive AMI interesting.
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TIE ENTERPRISE. ".
Sweetwater. Thursday June Is, 1871.

S. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO., 81 Park Row, n. Y.
FAre the sole agentssf oP the, sweetwatsr Eater
prise in that city, aud are auihOtized tocontrae
for inserting slyertiserne nts for " nt our loves
cash rates. Advertisers la that city ore request
ed to leave their fayors with either Of the above
houses.
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Go to A. W. BOYD'S and look at hip
stock of PiqueS, Poplins, Silks, Iron Gre.
nadines, Japanese and other Dress Goods,
bought since the last decline and conse-
quently cheaper than heretofore.
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Radical Policy.

Read the article on the second page headed
A" Radical Prutectionists vs.. Population md
Wealth." 1t is a truthful and interesting state
nent of whittier We are drifting.
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Railroad Travel,

The travel over the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia road is very good, aud passengers
all unite in commenting the gentlemunly cou-
ductOrs Of this line for their uniform kindness
and courtesy.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

A.. W. Boyd received last Monday an.
other large invoice of Dress Goods, No
tions, &c, per Express, from the East,
selected with care and bought on the last
decline. iul5
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May 4th, If.
Married,

BY Rev. W. W. Morrison, at the residence
of Mr.. Joseph Johnston, jacksonville,
June 9Th, Mn. LUKE i. GALLOWAY, of
Cleveland, and Miss CARRIE NJ. JOHN
sToN.
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Fat Yearlings Wanted.

Mr.. VIM. Cleveland wants fat yearlings.
He will pay three cents per pound gross.
Call on him ntS~SweetSater. je8-tf
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Trade is D little dull just now, the farmers be-
ing too busy in the harvest field to come to own
10 make purchases.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
For Sale.

A good secondhand Shutter and
Separator. Apply to or address
iel-4t SWEETWATER MILLS.
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The sth WoNDER OF THE WORLD has been
found in Georgia. The discoyercr is II physician
of long experience, extensive observation and
profound Judgment, and his discovery has prov
en- such Il blessing to woman that it is already
known as "Woman's Best Friend" With re-
markabla quickncss and certainty it cures all
cases of suppressed menstruaticn, acute or
chronic, and restores health in every instance.
Dir. j. Bradfeld's Female Regulator supplies a
remedy long needed in the tteatmcntO Of diseases
peculiar to woman. This the Medical Faculty
knows and admits, while many of our best ply
sicians are using it in daily practice. The med
icine is prepared with great care, by L. II.
.Bradfeld, Druggist, Atlanta, Ca, and sold at
81 so per bottle by respectable Druggists every
vhprn
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Sail S00nt

l will close my Gallery t this place
about tho asth inst. @AlE wanting pic
tures will douysll to call baforc tlnattime.
w T. ROBERTSON,
SOD < Artist.
xviii leauuqny ~oneswaBting to 60 in
to the PbOtpgrsph business and furnish
an outfit unreasonable terms
9 TT W. I. R.
The absencc~oftke editor accounts for the su-
pcriOr appearance Q. the papcr..his week.
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The Methodist Quarterly Meeting on tbs Cir
cult Las just closed, a Couuty. Line, three miles
west of this place, Presiding Elder Carroll Long
presiding. Rev. T. X. Munscy preached on
Sunday morning to a large and dceply-interest-
ell audience.
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DeathS.

Mrs. A. T. Hicks, the wifO Of our worthy
County Court Clerk, died in Madisonvillo on the
18th inst. We deeply sympathize with the be-
rcft husband and chilFtet:
Mrs. Martha X. Morgan, rclict Of the late
Maj. G. W. Morgan, died, after an illness Of five
months, at her residence, near MadisOnvilleJ
Tenn on the It'll inst. She was n member Of
the Presbyterian Church. She lost her husband
during the late war and was left with q large
family of helpless children at his death. She
did for them as but few mothers could do, left IN
her condition. She was an afFectionate wife and
a Kind mother. She was always kind and good
to the poor. You had but to Know her to love
Lpr
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&C A RI
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4 20 Y u n g M Q n.
Just Published, in a sealed envelope. Price cts.
A Lecture Oh the Nature, Treatment and Rad
ical Cure Of SpernrStorrhea, or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Dcpility,
and lulpediments 10 Marriage generally (; Ner-
vonsness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits
Mental and Physical lneapacity, resulting fron
Self Abuse, sc. BY ROBERT j. CULVER
WELL, NJ. D., Author of the "Grceu Book" SC.
The world-renOwned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own expert
ence that the awf vi consequences of Self-Abuse
may be efFeetualfy removed without medicines,
and without dangerous surgical operations, bou-
gies. instruments, rings or cordials, pointing out
a mode Of cure ut once certain and eifectual, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton may be, may cure himself chcaply, pri-
yatcly, and radically. This Lecture will prove
II boon to Thousands snd Thousands.
Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps. Also, Dr.. Culverwelps
"Margiagc Guide price Is cents. Address the
Publishers,
CHAS. J.C. KLlNE& CO.,
l2T Bowerv, New York.
p. D. Box'45S6. dec22 'T0-ly.
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DiSaSirOus Result

For the benefit of ladies addicted to the popu-
lar folly of chewing gum, we will mention an
instance in which the sudden stopping of the
luxury produced the most direful consequences.
She had fits, and in one Of them bit off the lip
OF her alorer, He wants her to have another fit
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WHITE CLIFF
MINERAL SPRINGS.

THESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED ON
l. Chilhowee Mountain, l6 miles from Madi-
~sonville, and same distance from Athens, Tenn.
They are located at m elevation of about 1900
feet above conasauga Valley, In q dry, pure and
very %inyigorating MISUNDERSTANDING an ex-
tcnsiye and beautiful view of the surrounding
country.
There are three Springs in close proximity,
two of which are Tonic, Diuretic and Alternative,
and have proved very eficacious in relieving
diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys and Stomach, and
have acted as q sovereign remedy in Chlorosis
and Dysmenorrhea the other Spring possessing
properties that have proved very beneficial in
ScrofulUus affections Of the skin and chronic dis
eases of the eye.
The Hotel will be ready for the reception of
guests by the goth Of June.
Hacks will run daily between Athens and the
Springs. Fare 81 so each way,
Those wisaipg 10, stop OF at Sweetwater WI
also hnd conveyance va Madisonville.
RATES:
Board and Lodging per Days 200
Week.. 500
arl" Month";. 5000
l.. JOS. A. PECK, Proprietor.
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A. W. Boyd offers inducements in
French and American Lawns. Will sell
at so per cent lower than at any other
time this Spring. IS ksssaBgA 3 aRB
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Another Old Soldier Gone,

Samuel Ellington, a soldier of the war of 1912,
died OF his residence on Bait Creek, in thir
county, on Tuesday of this week. lie was a
T,noioncr before the late war, hut his name was
stricken from the rolls because he sympathized
with his native South. Our Government should
feel bad for such unjust treatment of old soldiers
who defended her fling against n foreign enemy.
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Snake Rft.

On Saturday last, James II. Davis, q
youth fifteen years old, son Of Lawson Da-
Wis, residing three miles north of Sweet
water, was bitten by a copperhead snake,
and Is now in q dangerous condition.
Whisky was administered freely by his
father, no physician being present. He
may recover.