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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
The Coming Man.
Courier-Journal.


Yesterday morning was cold anC
cherries. Standing on the corner
of Fourth and Main streets was Z
boy. He was a poor boy, and look
ing at him reminded us OF the words
of the song
/" Out in the cold world,
Out in this street,
Begging a penny
OF each one l meet
His form was thinly clad. He wore
cloth cap. His pants were torn.
his shirt was thin and ragged, and
he wore a garment that might have
been a coat long time ago. And
there he stood. shivering. tears trick
ling down his rosy check, smothered
in dirt, his little hands hidden in the
folds of bis coat, and his eyes fixed
upon his dirty, shoeless, trembling
feet. He looked like a homeless
and friendless wanderer. whom char
ity had kicked out Of The poor7house.
One by one, people passed him by
just like the world-but presently a
young man, who clerks in Main
street house in day time and goes to
the skating rink with Ibis intended
at night, saw him. lie didn't have
time to ask this .'object of pity
what be could do to aid him, before
the poor said "Mister, please sir,
give me two dollars to buy pair of
shoes with" and that boy wept.-
The young man gave him the two
dollars, feeling that he had made
one heart happy at least. Last. night
The young man took ''his girl. out
20 the skating park, and had told |
Ter of his act of charity towards the |
poor boy. Going out to put her
skates on for her, he saw this poor.
,itifnl, son-of-a-gun, putting a brand |
lew pair Of skates upon his feet.
rhe boy saw him, and. as he arose
o 'tslide off," he looked at his bene-
actor and struck out" saying.
Pm hell on skeats. mister and
le was gone. Uncle Sam ought to
peak for that boy to take Pills
lace when he dies.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27

A lady says that while her neigh
bors were losing chickens by the
dozen with cholera, she saved ninety
nine out ola hundred by the free use
of lard greasing them we'll with it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27

Call and see the New Goods, and hear
the low prices at Browns. E47-2t.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
TONSORIAL.
THE NASHVILLE BANNER.

LIVERY intelligent family should be supplied
IL with 6heiF county newapnper, and one paper
from the Capitol Of their State. The EA4HvILLE
BAENER, issued frOns the sent Of governments, js a.
wide-awake, enterlr4aing and interesting Demo-
cratic newspaper. lis commercial reports are in
valuable to merchant and producer Prints all
Geographic dispatches, home and foreign AZ Vest
ern Associated Press, of which it is a stakeholder
and member. Its editorials up with the ad-
yanced Democratic sentiment Of the State and the
Union Its Legislative and Congressional reports
Of 1876, State and National, viii be inauguration
this year. We are on thresheidsof InolnentnUs
political events Take the BANEER and keep bost>
ed Remember that the paper is sent postage frees
and no increase Of subscription rates. The Daily
BHnner is SiOa year; the Tr1-Weekly Banner 50 a
year aud the Mammoth Weekly Banner 81 year.
Your Postmaster win receive and receipt for, amt
forward subscriptions. Address, ROBERTS q
PURVIs, Nashville
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
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TESHE DESIRABLE AND WELL.
n knawn store room on Main street, Ina tho,
GAzETaE bRHdina. Apply IA
AIrIl.22s 1874 Il JOHN MyRFHEY.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27

On application of counsel, and for suf-
ffcient cause shown, IL il ordered by the
court that a special term of this court
be appointed TO be held on Saturday af-
which time the case Of Snoddy and
Leeper US the heirs Of Riggs, and causes
consolidate Herewith. and the matters
submitted 70 the arbitration Of T
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-01-27
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.

II ID ECEIYE DEPOSITS, Buy and Sell Exchanqe.
II Gold aud Silver, and make collections npun
the NEST ayorabie to- ms. may lis Ia
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-03
CAPT. TING PEN.

The Tarboro Southerner. Enqurirer says !:
Capt. Jas. r. fbigpen, President Of the
Tar RiSer Navigation 20; win excuse US
for telling joke % him. On Thursday,
up trip Of the steamer Northeast. u Metho-
dist minister, young gentleman from
Raligh. Capt. Thigpen and ourself were
seated in the saloon together. Capt. T.
and the minister soon fell into converse
tioD. aud after discussing various subject,
tia: Of the Catholic Churca.was finally intro
.duced. This was discussed some tiuie and
the Captain at length closed bis remarks by
saying that he believed in mans own ac-
couutability To his God, aud that the inter.
yeution of human mediator was Of no avail
The young man from Raleigh atthis stage,
concurred with Capt. I; citing case in
oint 10 which ais mothers cook who was
religiously inclined. stole goose and short.
ly thereafter applied for permission to have
dinner earlier unusual in order to par.
take Of sacrament that day. lfer request
was readily grantei but bis mother. .hink-
ing ii proper time to administer rebuke
asked how she could cOnscientiously take
part on such sacred occlsion after stealing
goose ouly few days before. Why.
Mistress" /" exclaimed the as.onished daYksy
= You spose Fun gwine toilet N old goose
stand twixt me and my 6odr Captain
Thigpeu now saw the point and no one ap-
preciutsd the joke ncfu than himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-03
rHouGHTsFoR SATURDAY NIGHT

The body Is the shell Of the soul and the
dress is the husk of the body but the
husk often tell what the kernel is. ..
Sin Is never at stay !; II we do not re-
treat nom it we shall advance in 1t, and
the further OH we 60 the more we lave TO
come back. t r
The symptoms Of spiritual decline are
like those which attend the decay of our
bodily health. It generally commences
with loss ofappetite, and disrelish for
spiritual food. '5ts ssf+sa sR'
Every kindly word and feeling, every
good deed and thought, every noble action
and Impulse, is like the ark-sent dove, and
returns from the troubled waters Of life
bearing green olive branch to the soul.
A man that puts himselfon the ground
of moral principle, If the whole world be
against him, is mighter than all. Never
afraid of being in the minoritlcs, 50 that
minorities are based on principles.
Many of us have TO lament not 50 much
want ofopportunities in life as our un-
readiness for them as they come, and il
might have been Is oftener the language
ofour hearts, than complsiifing words.
God send us " flax, !" butour" spindle aud
distafr are out Of repair. I
Better atllousand folds sacrifice elegance
than fevor; better cruelty refined taste
thar quench holy passion; better have the
outward forms OF devotion imperfect and
iIartistic, than lose the spirit which alone
gives them value; better that music should
be discordant than soulless, the prayer
broken and rugged thaa cold and uu-
deyout, the altar bare and unattractiye
than the fire that ought 70 burn on It ex,
tinguished, the temple nude and un.
shapeIy than the God sbssss, sg@
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-03

A lad who borrowed q Dictionary 10 read,
returned it after he got through. with Tie
remark: 1T was very nice reading. but
il somehow changed the subject VERY Of
ten.' II was his sister that thought the
FIRST ice cream she tasted was little touch
ed with the frost. =
An old bachelor says: when I remem-
Der all The girls Pye net together. l feel
like rooster 10 the fall exposed 10 every
weather! lfeel like one Who treads alone
some barp- yard all'deseFted. whose oats are
fed, whose heus are dead, Or all 70 market
started II,
II can't say as he went to HOaysu.' rc-
marked Fort Scott citizen Of deceased
tcwnsulan, but be paid Lilf df eleven
tyesrs' standing only the dag Before be died
aud you caa Judge, for ysdnself.'
Aud Wien that blushing san Francisco
bride showed n cheek for milliou 70 her
husband he turss into tears. ana exclaimed
With intense fsfsor: Aud even this shall
not scparatc'usp 7
In L6vell. The other day. a discouraged
mil, girl said 70 her boarding house mis-.
tress. who was laiuen,ing the fate Of buar-
der whuhsd eIoped with scalawag groce-
~ keeper: You keep Us on bull beef at
81 a week and then expect Us 10 be cou-
tented angels. sHe
lam MT IN mourning. said young Ia
dy FRANKLY y to quefist. but as the widows
are getting all tic. offers. bnwada,s, we
poor girls must DO something 70 protect
ourselves
Ladies should remember 10 keer their
mouth shut when going out Of warm room
into the cool air. In fact IL wOalda !, hufs
anything to keep tlem shut most Of shs. .tiuis
Ia Salem, there are 81 widows, I2 si.l-
overs, les single sisters and III ngls
brothers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-03
"Budl Nlacauley' sends 4 corrected le-
port Of ths state Of the markets, thus:

port ot the state OF the markets, thus:
'"# "a QUOTATIONS. s ''@@
Hops. Hops are lively. =.
Yeast -f east Is on the rise. - 5azsaH'
Cheese.-Detroit cheese is 'mitier' than
the sword. s-... Il, ...se..a
The E1traet. TIN good demand at ten
cents saw SOME choice Kentucky lots SELL
ing at fifteen bought onemysclf. u s.A'
Mess Pork. Saw but one lot Of mess
pork and that was on the table al my board
ing house it was the worst mess ever,
saw.
Corn-1'he market Is dull and lower
excepting those on our toes; they have
been remarkably lively during tho recent
stormy weather. atf',g. ,sFf} les s.s :
Beef-TLe market is very low. saw
cross-eyed negro trying to sell an old sore
heelcd COW to 4 man who keeps soap fac.
tory, for twenty shiilings. a.sa
Z e-Old Rye was guiet easy yesterday
morning, but about half past rix ID it con-
tinued to go down ADD went down rapid
y until twelve last night, and buyers we're
happier than sellers. lp 9 ssss
Hogs-Dressed hogs are quiet. Live
ones are frlu, although with backward
tendency. saw man trying to drive
one out Of his front yard this morning. and
the animal persisted in going back on him.
Egy:ttad Butter-Eggs we're, last week, i,
two shillings dozen, and butter four sLil-
liugs;a dozen. But there is q marked
change for tho better in butter. that is.
where | board, for the hired girls combed
it this morning for the first time since last
Sunday. The eggs are badly 'beaten.'
Fsk-An eel vehder told me that the
market was getting decidedly slippery
and he didn't propose to handle EN- much
longer ass8 MI
There we're d Let of .Bullheads' from an
interior town sold here day before yester-
day, pretty cheap. saw man take q
very small box, marked @. o. D.. out of
the express'o Office. for which he bad to pay
Ten dollars They seem to be higher than
the other kinds. rqf - s. -
Gdme-My boarding boss had some
mules ears fried for breakfast this morning
and tried to play 'em of for steak. Price
Is noninally uuchanged--seyen dollars \
week. MI ,eea
/ Agranger friend OF mine wanted to sell
me lot Of crook-neek' squashes out Of bis
wagon. at eve cents apiece. He said that
he would bring me in pailful Of pumpkin
sass next week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-03

the situation in Louisiana as appeared be-
fore us we are all agreed s.5..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-03


TIE PoLL-TAx DECISION. The Su-
prems Court Of the State having decided
that the Superior Goarts have jurisdiction
in the matter Of parties failing 10 list their
poll-tax, the Solicitors Of the State will
doubtlessly look closely into this matter. as
+.hcre u 4 fee attending each case Of indict-
nlent under this decision. The Charlotte
Democrat referring TO this. says:
Any member Of the Legislature who
votes to prevent tho collection Of poll.taxes
from all voters should be denounced By all
good citizens Of tie State. If every negro
voter i made to pay poll-tax Of some sort,
liz viii make him . better citizen. Why.
then. dida majority Of the House Of our
Legislature vote to deprive the Superior
Cousts Of jurisdiction in the matter Of in
dictssnts against those who fail to list for
Fpoiltsxes? Are the democrats OF our State
Legislature 10 favor Of letting negroes vote
at every election without the payment Of
any scYt Of taxi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-03
A CLERICAL JOKE .


We beard good story Of Rev. John
Watsrhouss the other day, which We think
will DO to tell: ''' 's ~
AZ convention Of elcrgymen, and. after
the evenings meal, il WAS proposed that
each, in turn, should entertain the conipa.
ny with such remarks as might, be deemed
appropriate. Wien Il came TO the turn Of
Mr.. Waterbouse. be related q dream.
which he said be had q few nights before.
In his dream he went to heaven. anil bis
picture Of golden streets, the rivers of shin
ing water, the scraphic choir, AID - forth,
VAS Interestingly vivid. .s ...'...
When be had concluded o man notorious
for bis money grabbiug and penurious ha.
bits--apprOaehed aud asked, in . tone Of
coarse joeularity:
.weA Brother wa:erhnuse. did yiu see
ans Of US iu your dfeams q.
Yes, Brother c.. I saw YOU
.Ahl Aud what was | doing? @
'you were on your kuees.
OF course---payings's 4
No; you we're trying 70 dig up the gol.
den payements Sfthe New Jerusalcpl'
ssssss a. --~--,~.-.~~~-~- /
For heavens sake. lend ne 6ys dol.
lars. said destitute man to bis friend.
Il have bad nothing IN my house TO eat
for four days but riee.' Rice y taid..thC
other. .if had known you had rios
would have come around te dinner. - ia.
cinuuii Comuisrchll.
s.@esss.sss.sss.s~ssssss
An Irishnan askcd woman the price oI
pair q fowls and Is tod dollar. n
a dollar Il is. my daTlint9 Why IL
my country you might buy them for six.
pence apiece. ~
And vhy didn't you stag 10 tha. blessed
cheap couulry.
.Uch. faith. ard there was no s'gTsaces
nere, 10 " sure
i ..t8
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-01
To TIE PUBLIC.

Mr.. John w. Swindells having dis
posed of his interest in TIE DALLAS
HERALD, from to-day the daily an,
weekly editions of that journal will b,
issued regularly under the manage
ment. of the DALLAS HERALD PRINTING
COMPANY.
In assuming control of this old and
respectable journal, which for more
than quarter of century has so
worthily ministered to the moral and
intellectual wants of the people of Dali
las and vicinity, the printing compa'
ny has no other ambition than to pub
lish good newspaper, and thus to adj
vance the moral, intellectual and ma
terial interests of this community and
state. 1t is started in the interest of
no individual or political or business
clique, and while it will be democratic,
it will be sufficiently independent
to deal with the men and measures of
the democratic party as become citi-
zens who set higher value upon the
good of the country than upon the sue
cess of party. 1t will not feel bound to
support derelict officials because they
happen to have been elected by demo-
cratic votes, nor withhold commenda-
tons, honestly earned, by officials
differing from TIE HERALD in politics.
1t will advocate every measure having
for its object the moral and material
advancement of society. 1t will be the
unsparing critic of official dereliction,
whether municipal, county, state or
national.
There will be no compromise by
THE HERALD with crime or i'm
morality. 1t will probably have
much to say in regard to criminal
justice in this community, as upon its
proper administration depends the we'll
being of society and our good name
abroad, which have been seriously
compromised by recent events in our
midst. Ina word, an earnest effort
will be made by the present manage
ment to render The HERALD n useful
and welcome visitor to the fl; eside and
the counting-hOuse. AS this has been
undertaken with no expectation Of pc
cuniary reward, we have the right to
ask of the citizens Of Dallas and those
interested in her prosperity, for
hearty and generous support.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-01
The Folly of Neglect.

1t is the height of folly to neglect precau-
tionary measures for the preservation OF
health, when they become necessary in con-
sequence of hurtful influences. Among these
influences are the unavoidable inhalation OF
malarlous or fetld air, exposure In bad
weather, unhealthy occupations and habit
ual late hours, all of which tend to produce
disease. To guard against their effects Wig
orous and regular discharge of the bodily
functions should be kept up. Hostettor's
stomach Bitters is the tonic, of all others,
best calculated TO perpetuate bodily vigor
and regularity. The experience of deniZens
of unhealthy manufactures, and late work.
crs of all kinds, has shown that II wine glass
full of this pleasant safeguard taken at regu-
lar intervals imparts mn amount of stamina
and power of resistance to disease afforded
by no other protective and remedial agent.
The nervous, the weak and the dyspeptic,
derive incalculable benefit from its use and
pronounce 1t the best preparation of its class.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-01

THE supreme court of Indiana ro'
Gently gave some interesting decisions
in relation TO the use of the streets OF
cities 10y railroad companies, In ono
case the court held that the occupancy
of the street 10y steam railroad COM
pany with its track constitutes an mp
preparation at variance with the design
contemplated in the dedication of
streets to the use of the public ~ to
authorize the owners of adjoining lots
to recover damages. AT the same time,
the principal was enunciutod that run
ming streei cars ty horse power, not
steam, is not such variance from the
proper use of the streets, in view of
their dedication, as entitle owners to
damages.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-01

severance il must have required
Ia our friend 10 cause him per-
severe in the publication Of a news
paper, on what WAS 30 long the OK
IRENE verge Of fertilization, But perso-
we're he did, aud II h not too much 10
ray that there Is no man living within
the limits Of this city who has contrib
uled more TO make II what II h, than
John w, swindells, the modest type
setter aud worthy citizen,
In retiring from the laborlous aud lie
paid field ofaetiyej journalism lotherosl
aud quiet which his health 80 much
requires Mr., Swindells carries with him
the good Wishes Of this entire commit
nifty, aud especially Of the new proprl'
etors Of TIM HERALD,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-01

TnE DenIson News says that the
government contract for transporting
lrelghtS 20 the frontier posts Of Conoho,
Griffin, Clarke aud Richardson waH
awarded nj Sun Antonio 10 Messrs'
Green n Chlles, Of Denlson, NJ ninety
eight cents per hundred for each huns
dred miles, The News adds All tho
above (rclghls viii DO brought 10 thlH
point by rail, aud from here will be
transported In wagons, The contract
from Caddo 10 Fort sill was awarded
to- Mr., Thompson, Of Leayonworlh,
Kansas, NJ about one dollar aud ton
cents per hundred pounds per hundred
miles, Those figures are all very low,
and II II doubtful If the contractors can
make any money, even under the most
favorable circumstances.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-01

Az o meeting of the stockholders Of
THE DALLAS HERALD PRINTING COM.
PANy, held in the city OF Dallas, May
2s, 1875, John W. Swindells, John q,
Walker, q. NJ. Swink, j, H. Leonard,
w, ], Clark, j. d, Kerioot aud w, q,
Holland We're elected 10 serve ~ the
board OF directors OF said company for
one year from said date,
Az q meeting OF the above board OF
directors, held the same day, John w,
Swlndells was elected president Of said
company, John q. Walker, vice pres-
dent, j. l., Leonard, treasurer, and w,
q. Holland, secretary,
THE DALLAS DAILY and WEEKLY
HERALD and job Office, together with
the business and material thereto be.
longing, were then purchased by aNld
company, and w, q, Holland, having
been elected IN business manager, was
instructed 10 take charge Of the same
from and after the llIst day of june
A. ID, 1876.
q. NJ. Swlnk, j, l.. Leonard and w,
j. Clark were appointed by the prcsl-
dent m finance committee, q. NJ.
Swlnk being chairman Of the same,
Dallas, Texas, June !, 1910,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-01

NOTWITHSTANDING the cry Of de-
preston and hard times, the following
reports from widely differing localities
indicate sure II slow approach TO M
era of business prosperity Tho bank
commissioners Of the Nutmeg state re-
port M increase In the savings bank
deposits Of Connecticut from so, 7G9, 900
TO $40, 1885, 600 in the past year, gain OF
nearly four per cent, The May quar-.
terly statement of the national banks
of Chicago shows that since January |,
ls7l there has been gain of SO ,0OO, 600
In the loans, Of more than $1,000, 600 IN
legal tenders and cash, and of l3,OOO,-
600 more than sixty per cent---ln de-
posits.