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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-10

Dr. Sharps Specific cures Dyspepsia, LIVER Com
piiuf. Constipation. Vomiting Of Food, Sour SiOIn
ach Water Brash, Heartburn, Law Spirits, &c In
thrty-iye years fading 10 cure the most OBJ
siinate cases. Sold 10y druggists generally. EAR
NllSF BIiISCOE, Agents for MqTristnwp. DEPOT,
I45 Eighth St, N. ". Circulars mailed RpPlica-
ton 50 4w.
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Cases--equal to 500 dozen--rull and
short weight Oysters, at bottom
prices. COFFIN, MARTIN & Co,
dec 3 Knoxville. Tenn.
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Schleier's Gallery will be opened
for a short time only at Morristown,
Tenn. Nov. 9Th.
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In order to reduce their large
stock of Mems Brogan Shoes, L. p.
& G. Il. Spcck will sell that line of
goods at reduced prices. Try them.
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Ducloux & Esperandieu

Manufacturers of All Grades Of Cigars from sif TO
SIog per thousand. They also keep = Large ard
ToBACcOs. Orders promptly and carefully filled.
1888.
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We want to buy 900 KBsgSEa-
els Of Corn for which VIC will
pay the highest market price in
Goods at the lowest cash prices.
L. 7. & G. e. SrEcK.
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IuE. REEruER- The Great Sensation
ADOOKF ron THElMHT.LlON :

"A nOUhA OAG u m n lHA AM4AAAUN
Marriage sis1;s i:s;',:s I:
TWT I'll ~ imK Ntcr fcn and ~ eniiogaof
@A S@d~@A@n Ethe sexaai SYSTEM, with she
latest discoveries predicting aud prcEentnE ouhprhE
now 10 preserve the cumtf fNion, &c.
Thists interesting sork tpo nanaFst eNl slty
pages With enErassnEsi and contains
Information for those who are married of ease
raec Stiifitisa ought 70 D. hert under lock
and ker ana no fald caFalessy about ihe fease
contains the experiences and Atfare u rHt"
whose reputation wurh @de amh aena erl We Psl
vAe ara 81 every male ana krnale ht tne ene
globe IL embraces thtng or zee saAlet me sen.
is Nth knowing sud tascu tnAh ~
NOT pubished any etisr pqrk. $780, "A
asnt ~ a ~ one tfrce OF nestafel Tor ftaF Cows
address pf. Butts bslensaAy No. = y hidhrA stress
81 louis, Mo
Notice 10 tho Afflicted and Unfortunate.
BEFORE apsinF - e Notorious quafss = y aaser,,'s "a
puhie Fafefssof nsux quafk ffraedtrs Nflie W
ins eatler Sc e diteas g. - ho~ dsi sf'
Hbie yapf cenatttnn.
-pr Hatis e5eniies sfeufie honss ef twenty asvsn
ICONS raarasd thc mess enFarHtn fafis
aAlptoaNsasa AANF #n4 hufnAr htff esn NJ owe
suited nrfaniiay H w th# dtHensRs fAe NNrA W
hta 4efkg ani 84fefs, NO. ft N hlaANh bHVaA'
cetNeen Markct aud CAesAAt, -. iosasi Ass
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MUNICIPAL.-Thc regular monthly
meeting of the Town Council was
held Saturday night last, Mayor r.
A. Lowry presiding. Present: Al
dermen Murphy, Freshman, Lolless
and White.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The Board, although requested to
do so, refused to reconsider their
action in regard to taxing farming
lands within the extended limits of
the corporation.
A jury of view was appointed to
locate, lay off and condemn a street
to run back of G.. W. Folsom's and
L. G.. Shannon's residenees-an ex-
tension either of ID or 3rd North
street.; also, if advisable, to lay off
and condemn cross street running
between the Female Academy and
/. Z. Specks house, ana in both
cases to assess damages.
Tax Collector reported 1924 col
lected for the month of November.
Recorder reported amount collect
cd on privileges $145.50 for the same
month.
Superintendent Of work on streets
reported that there had been work
done to the amount Of S51.05.
Street committee reported that
there was very little work absolute
ly necessary to be done at present.
Juries ofView, previously appoint
ed, failing to bring in their report,
were allowed till next regular meet
ing to report.
Proposition of G. E. and j. F. Car
riger; in regard to damages for
streets formerly dedicated to the
public, laid on the table.
The account of Pleasant Rogers
deferred for further consideration.
The following accounts were al
lowed and warrants ordered to issue
for same:
c. d. Merritt &Co., ........$10 90
Harvey Loop, .................3l az
John +. Helms, ..............11 25
n. L. GOurlcy, ............... 4 90
A. Il. Dickinson was allowed Sl5
for assessing the taxes for this year;
also $500 for extra work on Old tax
list.
The assessment roll for the year
1874, shows that the taxable prop
crty within the corporation Of Nor
ristown is valued at $273.I7I.00.
Taxes for this year $1228.68.
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Neac advertisements.

SAMPLES sent by mail for Soc that refill Quick r.
SO. r. T. MoLC0TT. IsI Chatham sallsrs.. N. " a
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eBegasegDGDW.

IL arrests decay of vital forces exhaustion Of the
nervous system, restores vigor to the debililated
clcanses vituted blood, removes vesice Instructions
and acts directly on the Liver and Spleen Price 81
j bottle. JOHN Q. AELLOGG, Is Platt street,
81 4w sf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
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WH1TNEYs MUSICAL GUEST AND
LITERARY JoURNAL.- Whitney, Nus
icoI Gaest and Literary Journal COM
mences its sixth volume with the Jan
uary number. 1t appears in an entire
~ new dress with handsome titles, clear
type, and improved appearance in every
particular New features and contrib
ass07s have been added greatly enhan-
cling the value and interest of its pages.
One feature is s'Fireside ChG.s,' bv
Paul Wyman, in which he discusses,
in familiar way, some of the impor-
tant events of the time. Another de-
partment, which will be of special in
t2rest to the ladies. is "Hin,s for tie
Hoasehold,' by Mia Carryl, treating
of the latest fashions. and giving good
advice In general. A very original and
beautiful poem by John H. Yates. is ;,
The Cd Man in the Stylish Church"
appearing in this number; and amona
the thirteen pages OF music is seven
pages SIee or four part song, Glide
Gently Glide" which we recommend
TO musical societies as being very fine
for their purpose.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
Summons.

state Of Hisconsi"-In the Circuit c0"'' o. "''"
County.
Edward Roberts. Plaintiff, against William Bor-
MN Catherine Borman, George Kinney, -
Kinney his wife Julius Augustine, and -
Augustine, his wife, Defendants.
vsv) The above named DEFENDANTS: You are
- Nv ,ioi int in this action which has been ic :.
the t fD pse of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
County Of Wood at Grand hapaaT and to ntr oe
=, tinheer;ners nj their Office. Nos. !. and EX-
e ent B!ock. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, within
twenty days after the service of this summons on
YOU, exclusive Of the day OF such service anu Il
time aforesaid. the plaintiff iii this acuon VIII
amply TO the Court for the reiet demandcd IN the
com plant. DAN II x RIG NDEh,'
.'w6 plaintiH h'toihe'e.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30

GREELET's TENpERAScE.-Whil
Mr.. Greeley was staunch advocate of
temperance, he never pressed his prin-
ciples intrusively. Throughout the
campaign he sat at public dinners and
suppers where wines flowed freely, but
he never passed. the bottle or touched
the liquor himself. The walters who
knew his temperance principles, and
yet had to pass the wine about, We're
generally puzzIci what to DO when they
came to the row of glasses fronting his
plate, as they frontel all others. Usu-
ally they were directed by a look or
gesture Of the master Of ceremonies to
pass him by in silence, but on one occa-
sion an Irish waiter would not abide
such an apparent breach of kosritali-
ty.
".Ia5tn't We better take something,
sir, to get up an appetite like, after
your long ride, SIR" The hospitable
Hibernian whispered to the startled
sage "a little brandy and water, now.
would DO ye good, it would, upon my
soul, sir"
The hoaltiness Of the appeal touched
the philosopher. lie reco-nizel the
ring Of true hospitality in its tones, and
his heart relented at the idea Of de-
pressing such sterling virtue by con
tinuel refusal.
Brandy and water?" said he.
"Well, Pat, I'll take half of that to
oblige you. Give me the water, and let
some one else have the brandy" ~.
7. World.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
Flame and Frost.

Old 1871 just stepping over the
threshold Of her declying tenement
crowned with wreaths Of crispel and
crimson leaves-clad in somber russell
awaiting the swinging back of the sep
ulchural door whittier the centuries are
entombed, ana young 1878 just stand
ing upon the threshold Of his icy pal
ace jewelel and festoonel with frost
work and sparkling gems of the Ice
Klng-have proven two memorable
years. lons to be remembered
by thousands whose hearth stones have
been made desolate by the unrelenting
elements. 1t is seldom we witness so
striking SO solemn, 50 painfully grand
a coincidence,
Two elements Of nltlrc, a1t;po les
in their n&tlrll an scientific belrlng
have written records of Voc The one
has mlle pleasant All thriving vii
,,age aac:3:ate a1l male midnight
holocaust of it, nooplc. The other, as
though to vie with its twin t3-'.:cs in
its power to destroy, has made a great
Commonwealth a hon5e Of mourning, and
reared a h,lf thol,a1 | icy scpllchres
and plac,l in each an empty casket.
The one blisteral all craciiel with
feryent heat, the Other sellce its vic
TINS with sleepy stupor till chillel and
bcnumbei they passed. cat Of life stark
and stiff into sepnlt1res u1l,r avalan-
ches Of drifting snow.
The terrible visitations of flame and
frost upon Pcshti 80 AMI the hamlcts of
Minnesota have their lesson: which we
dare not fathom. We oaly know cts
WELL else it woull not have boea
Oae truth is M /. evident; al h1a-
Dire / thousand, yea 3. millions Of hearts
have beea tl15As sympathy BY the ter
rible lessons Of II an '73 -chocl5 Of
feeling strun5 loosely have been drawn
to a frner tension an mll l. to Weld
sweeter harmonies, AMI the great heart
thro5s OF the nation are become frm2r
AMI grader in their beating by the
terrible ordeal OF flame AMI frost.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30

A hop in yonr walk il a halt, but
dance upon nothing is halter. One
finger by itself may be a-nunb, but ten
fingers are number. A deal of gold
may be plumb, but dealer in lead is
a plumber Yo: n&y sometimes put
sauce into cup, bit you should al
ways put cup into saucer. Your
fool if you're a walker in a pond,
you re philosopher if you ponder in
your walk. A cough makes you
wheczy of the chest, but Of the chest
you can easy make Golfer. A steel
is what makes blade sharp, but blade
that makes a sharper is stealer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
Tile Credit Nobilier investigation

THE Credit Nobilier investigation,
since its sessions have been with open
doors has le, a food Of light out upon
the world. although legion is not their
name, yet right smart spFinklins OF
the nations seryants,- mea IN whose
fidelity the nation trusted, aud to whom
the eountrys interests were committed.
are become contaminated wish the filth
Of the foul thing.
Republicans and Democrats are alike
involved and the skirts Of their gar
ments are not clean.
We venture the thought that the
funiliatin9 experience will prove a
preutable teacher. Lev tue Ausean
s.-.:,ics be cleaned
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30

ELECTION OF L. S. SENATOR
Hon. Timothy O. Howe was reelected
to the u. S. Senate on Tuesday, receiv-
ing the almost unanimous vote of the
Republican members of the Lesisla-
ture- The Democracy gave compli-
men.ary vote to Hon. II. L. Palmer
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
GATHERED TO HIS FATHERs.-t,

GATHERED TO HIS FATHERS.-An-
other Of the early settlers of Wisconsin
has pissed away-gathere1, after life
Of toll, to his rest -Ruciue Jou7uQL
JCNIA Jennings, born in Wildham Connect
cut, lii l..J, Il. Ell IL The resi- lence OF his son in
tais city. The | 4th inst.
DIR. Jennings will be remembered by
many Of our people. He was the
fathcrin-law Of Mr. r. W. Lyon, and
was wont to spend portion of his
time each year with his daughter.
The deceased was genial, pleasant
gentleman who had faculty Of form
ing friendships which coull not prove
otherwise than lasting-A good man is
gone.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
The model of the Franklin School

Il he model OF the Franklin School
Building in Washington, and one Of
the finest in the East, is being prepar.
ed for the Vienna Exposition. the
model will be made in sections so that
it can be taken apart. the building
will be represented inst as 1t is, and the
system Of heating and ventilation will
be fully demonstrated One of the
rooms will contain all the school fur
niture in miniature.
"A Little girl at Walpole, n. H.,
fell while playing the other day. and
dislocatcd her elbow, 4 surgeon was
sent for, but just before his arrival she
had another and luckier fail, which set
The DELEGATED JOINT,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
Summons.

stat: Of UTscon,i's-L the Circuit Court Of Mood
County.
Edward Roberts Plaintiff. against Henry NJ.
Compton, CoJupton; his VIE, Charles a.
yIv) the above nomed Defendants: You are
L hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, hich has been filed
in the office of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
copy of your ancwer to the said complaint Oh
the subscribers at their office, Nos. !, ) ana EH-
ce.ior Block. Milwaukee,, Wisconsin,, within
twenty days at er the service Of this summons Oh
you exclusive OF the day Of such service; and il
you fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff iii this action VIII
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint. DAVIS ( FLANDERS,
3w6 Plaintiff Attorneys.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
The Green Bay Road.

Mr. George Hiles is in the city fol
the purpose of seeing whether our citi
zens will make any adequate effort tC
secure the Mississippi terminus Of the
Green Bay Road here. If sufficient
interest is manifested, Mr.. Ketchunl
will soon come here to confer with oul
people.
Mr.. Hiles has constructed over thir-
ty miles Of this road the past season.
from Grand Rapids to Dexterville-
and he is confident of the pecuniary
ability Of the Company to push the
work rapidly on, while of its energy
no farther proof is required than to
look at what it has already accomplish
ed Mr.. Hiles is sanguine that the
road will be completed to the Mississip-
pi by the 10Th Of August
President ketchum was here about a
year ago and interviewed some Of our
leading citizens on this subject, but he
received little encouragement, as at
that time there was a general distrust
here Of the ability Of the Company to
build the cad That distrust must be
etfectually removed now, and We arc
confident our citizens will be glad to
confer with Mr.. ketchum on this mat
ter. The prospect for building a Road
fro. this city to intersect the Wiscon-
sin Central is not as good as a few
months ago, and if, as is true, the
Green Bay Road does not reach those
timbered sections which this city de-
sires to reach, it is equally true that it
will be much easier to build from the
most feasible point on the line Of that
road than from this city.
AS we have before said, we believe
it would be greatly for the mutual ad-
vantage Of the Green Bay road and
the Iowa Southwestern road, which
proposes to build from Mason City
here, to join here, when each would be
the lifting complement of tthe other,
connecting the lakes and the pine for
ests, with the pr4irics and the coal
beds beyond the Mississippi.
Wabasha is making strenuous efforts
to secure this road, and the interest OF
Ninona in this matter is thus stated
in the Repubiican Of Mondoy:
We recognize the fact that the loca-
ton of the western terminus of the
Green Bay road is an open question:
at least SO far as the public can ascer-
tain-anl inasmuch as the acquisition
OF that terminus by this city would I'M
questionably promote our welfare as Il
community, it would be extremely I'M
wise to permit the opportunity for such
acquisition to pass by without making
an effort in its behalf. Of the various
projected railroad enterprises in which
, Ninona has direct interest, this is
not, as We view it, the most important
to the growth OF the city, nor yet is it
OF the least consequence to Us, but it
is the one enterprise Of this nature ,chich
presents Itself TOR eurly i not imme-
dtotc consideration, and upon the
manner in which it is disposed of may
depend the suture success Of others
which we regard as being Of far great
CT moment
Is not immediate consideration de-
manded here La Crosse Ltaaer
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
Death OF Bu!wer Lytton.

Lytjon Bulwer, the eminent novel
list and ltterat"er, died in England the
past week. Bulver is known to the
reading world star auchor of some Of
the most finished and elegant works of
fiction produced during the last fifty
years. His "Rienza, The Caxtons,"
"My Novel and M; otner WORKS
OF equal celebrity and models of
pure rhetoric and polished diction,
which will live when his body shall
have become dust. The field Of poll
tics had for him many alluremen;s,
and his later years, were given almost
exclusively to governmental matters
for which, strange as it may seem, he
had an almost inordnate love. He
was made Baronet in 1885.
II MEMoRIAM-Miss Ruth n. L.
Clinton, step-dauehter of W. w. Pine
Esq, died at the Key City house at
half past eleven clock Thursday night,
twenty-five years Of age Her disease
was slow consumption induced by
severe cold, which has been gradually
mastering her for two years past, and
has at length in the winterv desolation
of the year cut down young lady
whose loss can never be replaced in the
hearts of her friends and relatives, by
whom she was justly esteemed a Jewel
of goodness and purity. Miss Clinton
was born in Galena, September Sth,
1881. spent the earlier portion of her
life there with her parents, but finish
cd her educational course at the best
Catholic schools in Milwaukee. While
attending the academy in milwaukee,
two and half years a1o she contract
ed the cold that settled into consump-
ton and led to her death. Although
she was highly accomplished, and com
potent for the amenities of the choic-
est society, her natural modestv and
unob'ruslve manner prevented her be-
ing as widely known and greatly val
ued as others less worthy
The funeral service will be held at
the Cathedral Sunday morning at 8
o clock. Burial at Key West. Friends
of tie family are invited to attend.
Nearly all our citizens Will remem
Der Miss Clinton as little girl, gleeful
and the joy of the household, later a
young lady going from home to attend
school To-day we clip from the Du-
bu4ue Herald the sad intelligence Of
her dcccasc. We're it not that she has
gone to join the glorious company Of
Coils angels, her departure would be
cause for weeping; as it is lie. US say
at is eceV," for another sweet soul has
gone to chant the chorus Of hearan
with the hosts Of the blest.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30
SsEllaEllSslS.

SttEE1kEfOlS.
State Of Wisconstn--In the Circuit Court of Wood
County,
lWarl Roberts, Plaintiff. against John Svens-
son, = SvenssCn, his wife. +. c. Clark =
Clark. his wife, J p Scott. - Scott his wife
and Chrlstiana Hardness, Defendants
IHO the above named defendants: you are here
4 by summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action. which has been filed
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
County Of Wood at Grand Rapids and to serve
a copy, OF your answer to the said complaint on
Excelsior Block. Milwaukee, within twenty days
after the service of this summons on you, exclu-
Slve of the dSy of such service: and if you fail
to answer the said complaint within the lime
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
DAVIS L FLANDERS.
3w6 Plaintiff Attorneys
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30

THE Mosr IMPORTANT BILL or
TIE SESSION. Senator Sherman.
from the Finance Committee, vester-
day, introduced into the L. s. Senate
by far the most important bill Of this
session. Its object is to resume specie
payments on the part of the Unite
States by tho 1st Of January 1871,
and lie gives good reasons for belicy-
ing that it can be done without disturb
ing the business interest OF the coun-
Try.
His plan is to authorize the payment
Of legal tender notes iii coin, on that
day or permit then, to be exchanged
for United States 5 per cent. gold
bonds Of a denomination not less than
$40.
See. 2ul Of his bill authorizes ma
tionaI free banking law with no I;mitt-
ton Of currency. Public sentiment
should be immediately directed to this
measure because it Is inevitable that
the United States must sooner or later
resume specie payments. Since South
ern reconstruction is disposed of, this
Is the great question upon which al!
those who take an interest in Congress
sional legislation must divide. Scna-
tor Sherman thinks that the present
condition Of the country is peculiarly
favorable for the success Of measure
of this kind Wisconsin,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30

CANcELED.-The city council has
cancelled the bonds voted to the Por-
tage & Grand Rapids r. r., by burning
them.-Portage CITY Register.