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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
Graduating Pha1mneIsts.

The annual commencement of the Ten
nessee College Of Pharmacy will be held at
Masonic Hall, Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock. This new educational enterprise
las met with fine success, and will soon
take its place among the many influential
and useful institutions Of learning, for
which our city is noted. Prof. j. VI. SAT
ford will deliver the commencement ad-
dress. The valedictory will be delivered
by Mr.. J. c. Wharton, Of this city. Good
music has been secured for the occasion.
The public are cordially invited to attend,
and a handsome card Of invitation has been
sent by the graduating class to their per-
sOnal 2cduaintances and friends.
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e sIIentIr kfoIe 49,.

A week ago, a pocket-book Containing
Si9.TO was stolen from one of the students
al Prot. Webb's Scho-l, Culleoka, Maury
county. Friday night a neg o named Tom
AlcClaTy was arrested on the charge Of
having committed the theft. While one Of
the students was guarding the prisoner, he
went to sleep, when the darkey got pos
session Of his pistol and silently stole
away. He has not since been seen by
those interested in finding him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
smoky Chimneys Cured.

The Gothic Chimney Cap has proved a
complete success in curing the most obstl-
nate, sluggish and smoky chimneys. 1t
stands on the top Of the chimney, and IS
the onlv chimney top that will work sails
factorily when surrounded by high build
ines. A large number are now IN use IN
MS citv. Manufactured and sold by w.
II. Moore & c., No. 81 Market street.
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Is, $50
Mr.. Samuel johnson, Agent New York
Life Insurance Co.: We desire to thus pub
licly thank you, and through you, the re-
liable company you represent, for the full
and prompt payment of $4,000 on the life
of Samuel BrOckman, and we cheerfully
recommend your company to the public.
Angie BrocEman, Garth BrOckman.
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DIED.

VAUGHN. At the residence Of Hiram
Vaughn, on the goth Of February, 1873, MARY
I,OTisE VAUGHN, daughter OF H. and Martha
A Vaughn, aged 2 years and months.
Funeral service at the residence to-day at
NJ, bv Rev. JnO. ". Hammer, Jr., and Dr. b. +.
Hacks start from Groomes', Cherry street.
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ALegIsInfIHe Recess.

Both branches Of the General Assembly
adjourned yesterday until next Tuesday.
The House positively refused to adjourn
by resolution, but when the usual hour for
adjournment came, a motion to adjourn I'M
I'll Tuesday was carried, some of the MEM
bers voting in favor Of 1t with the under
standing that they were voting Tor an ad-
joummenl until Monday.
Quite number of the members have
gone home and others will leave to day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

Mrs. DALE, of Detroit, held hot buck
WI Ieat cake over her husbands counter
an ee for several minutes because he eX-
M sssed his disapproval of free love doc
fri mes. "This family must be run on an
mr. Nactarian basis" said Mrs, u.
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aDOn't forget Wednesday, the oath, is
positively the last day TO buy tickets in
Nashville for the Louisville Library Con-
cert. Call on W. G. Price, Al South Col
Iege street, Nashville, Tenn. feb2O 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
RIVER NEWS.

There were no arrivals or departures yes
terday.
The Burksville and the B. II. Cooke are
advertised TO leave tomorrow, the former
being expected and the latter in port
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Shoes! ShOesH-The greatest bargains
ever offered in ladies', misses and chill
dren's Pebble Goat and Kid Shoes, TO close
out the winter stock. Philadelphia Store,
p Public Square. feb2l 1t
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Spring Opening Of new and attractive
stock Of latest novelties and fancy goods on
Monday, March l, at the Dollar Store.
feb14 At l4.2O.21.2I
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Bargains in ShOes.-John Ramage &
Son offer Mems Calf Sewed Boots and
Shoes, Boys and Misses Pegged Work of
all kinds, and Women's Shoes in great va
riety, at cost for cash to close out lots.
chi If
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Remnants Of Irish Linen.-2OO rem
nants of Irish Linen, different lengths, just
received from the shirt manufacturers Of
Troy, will be sold at great bargains at the
PHILADELPHIA Store. feb21 Il
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II is not necessary TO use as much Of
Dooleys as of other Yeast or Baking Pow
ders, as It is perfectly pure and much
stronger. Every can full weight.
feb16 dlwSWIG
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Selling at costa large stock Of Black
Walnut Show Cases and Oil Chromos. No.
Al Union street. teblo I'm
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Weyhave received on consignment, for
sale. three hundred bushels choice German
MiIlet Seed. Morris q Stratton.
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We challenge the world to produce a
collar that will keep clean longer, without
washing, than the ElmwOOd.
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NV entire stock Of fine Boots and Shoes
at reducel rates for cash. 81 n. College
street. B. u. Eatherly. Jan3l sun II
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Steel table cutlery, dessert knives and
silyer-plated tableware, bowls and pitchers
at the Dollar Store. feb14 2t 14,2O
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New Argand burner and lamn complete
st the Dollar Store. febl4 2t 1920
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MR.. SPENCER of Moodus, Conn, cast
a despairing look upon his twenh-first
child the other day. No wonder they call
"a repeating rife a Spencer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

H. B. Douglass, Of this city, left Friday
night for Danville, Ky, which place be
will make bis future home.
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Fine Irish Linen at 25c. a yard, and the
best and cheapest lot Of Bleached DOmes-
tics in Nashville, at Lebeek Bros, II
Union street. feb2l 2t
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Best Black Alpaeas, Cassimeres and
Doeskins at J. FARMLAND * Co.'S, Public
Smars fsb21 p
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Black Alpacas, Empress Cloth and Cash
mere selling at Coo. on the dollar, at tie
Philadelphia Store. feb2l 1t
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The cheapest and best Hamburg Edgings
in the city at Lebecks. feb2l z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21

The best and largest assortment Of Dry
Goods, and at reasonable prices, can be
found at Joseph FraaEha5 s Co.'S, Public
Square. feS2I u
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CITY NOTICES.

BIeaehed Domestics, Cambria and long
Cloth at J. FARMLAND & Co.'S, Public
S,,o-o feb21 p
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View Hamburg Edgings at Lebeck's.
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CITY NOTICES.

Only A MOment.-MOst Of us reckon
little on the value of a single moment Of
time. Yet the turning point Of every ones
destiny hangs on a moment. We are prone
TO DELAY. and the future Of many has been
embittered by waiting for the last moment.
In less than two weeks the last Library
Drawing will take place, and there are
many laqgards who mean to secure chances
in it. who say, at is time enough; we can
wait awhile" Yet, from appearances now,
this waiting awhile may shut them out for
ever. The moment of buying a ticket may
be the happiest moment Of your life, and
Won should not risk Its loss. 1t
New Calico at Hogan Bros.
feb2l 1t
Tvdv aud Knitting Cotton at Hogan
Bros. leOzI IL
White Cord Piques at Hogan Bros.
feb21 1t
Best piece to buy Flannel is Hogan
Bros. teb2l 1t
Broadway Style Silk Hats and new
style Soft and Silk Hats, just opened at
Jesse Ely's, Al Cherry street.
feb2l If
Hamburg Edgings, The cheapest, at Joe
FARMLAND s. Co.'S, Public Square.
feb21 q
For. cheap Dry Goods, 90 to the Phila-
delphia Store, teb2l 1t
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DIR HOLIDAY.
Getting Ready for TO-MOrrOW's Gel
ebratiOn.

Announcement Of the MarshaIs and
Aids.
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For: cheap Dry Goods, 90 to the Phila-
delphia Store. feb2l 1t
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Hamburg Edgings, the cheapest, at Joe
FARMLAND s. Co.'S, Public Square.
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New Prints at Lebeck's. fet
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Broadway Style Silk Hats and new
style Soft and Silk Hats, just opened at
Jesse Ely's, IL Cherry street.
fab2I If
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Best piece to buy Flannel is Hogan
Bros. feb21 1t
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White Cord Piques at Hogan Bros.
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THE SPRING RACES.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 20, 1915.
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Tvdv aud Knitting Cotton at Hogan
D., feb21 1t
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New Calico at Hogan Bros.
FahD1 II
, 1875-03-13
LABOR TROUBLES.


THE P!TTSDURo pUpptERs.
Srsetaf Disudtrh 10 IAe Chicago tribune,
1I1Tsrrn0, H., March 12-The irou. masters
acd ruddacrs each hold meetings In tioir re-
srcctive halls this afternoon. The iron.mastcru
concluded 10 leave tho whole matter for tho do
cislon Of tho board Of Arb!trstors, to be appoin-
ed ono cacl by tho puddIers and manufacturers.
the two ehoseu to agree upon third man. Ths
pnddieEH will Agreo to this, and 1t Ia rrobabln
that tho ttFiEo will come to an ood within few
, 1875-03-13

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune,
WLEEsnAnnE, "a, March IA large moe ting
OF tho ets1kcrs mas held hoto to-day urging tho
continuance of tho suspension, and the ueo OF
al peaeeabla mesns to stop tho men WHO lave
resumed work. 4 telegram WAS received from
scran.oa, laying that tho Delaware d Hudson
Company which Is still working nearly ali It's
unos, ia 1lkoiy to become involved. Tho en-
gneeFs, who arc tho first to resist, w,1l not sub
init to tha reduction, and will enter upon striko
to-mofro" for last years prices. Ths Company
the sttikors aud keep tue works going.
, 1875-03-13
alGEP|Ho.caR 1iJnNEn

4lEkFIFlGEhH Bil3NEn
frsefdi Nsndtth to Tie C1f.aoo Tr5h,n.
QuiscY, ILL.,, March 1a-ycstordav s,tn,,
,no 1s. ta',mat palace hlcopng-car ChillIcotha.
dnepatu Nv noi man. conductor, waa tcstroycd b1
, ,,to oo."ocn ualbifd and Neraman on tho Toledo
Wabash q Western Hallway. The fire occurrsa
as about 6 O'Clock, and wns first dsooy.
eted by mr.. ]. ". Bradford, Of thi.
c"S' III tho rear portion o, ths
coaci'' A email biazo was noticed In ,bs vood.
work abovo tho heater in the front nart NJ H..
car and alr. bradford pulled tho belt-cord immo.
alately. Tho second time ho pulled the cor,t II
l'artcd, having been burned in two, md h,d ~.
hto pGch uiacoserea mo!nent Inter. there world
haFo boeo no meanh Of communicating with tbs
onRlneer In very short time tho entiro car
a. about 10 milcs an hour. Tho moi.
ter, who was asleep In one ~ rIh. H.
tertEs opposite tho heater. waa awakensd
by tho conductor, and had barely timo to res n,t
ieaflrH hls boots and coat iu tho berth, For..
t1lnasoly the'o were hut fow rassenEers in the
couch: Messrd. Bradford and kcsrnhj. NJ th,s
city; Nf. J. II. Sterling. OF Now York and ono
Or tWo others. All escaped without injury hrt
wcro obliged TO leAyo tho car rht!,or hastity' Al,
!1oImau lost all Of his clothing aud other orccta.
bnt tho passengers saved their baggago, Tl,r
burning coach WA detached from tho tfan bui
aEain and pull it down to Hcrsman
stastnn, about miles datant Tho oxcitomoni
at the ntation nlon tic train cap1c thunflerine
nloi'g' VITA ono coach completely enycloped In
iiasnes, was great tho people fearing tlat It WA
iillod With passengers who vcso being crctnated
wAa else.trackel aud left to buru, "a no water
conli 10 Lad to l,ut out tue fire. Tie train Vas
delayed about thirty minutes By tho nccidont
ma arrived III Quincy at 1880 last evening,
, 1875-03-13

INSURANCE COMPANY SUSPENDED,
rHtLApElrt1A, March 13.-Tho Natousl Fin
Insurance Company, Of this city, las closed it,
doors. Tho officers have resolved to suspend
huslrets for = tow days. and will examine into
&cE condition.
, 1875-03-13
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY,

CECIL. O., Mach An. Y. utloy, statIou
agent OF the Fort Wsyas 4 Alton Railroad, snd
wealthy and prominent citizen OF this pisco,
VA arrested 10 dsy BY : United States uasshA
, 1875-03-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New YoaK. &iasch MISUNDERSTANDING
No1sas, from Glasgow; yilla 10 Paris from
llavro.
sAa fH4NuIsco, March l2.-Ariyed-s.esmerp
Aneon aud Constitution, from psna,as anu may
ports. 3
, 1875-03-13

EFP1soHAa, H., March l0.-Our city mas
thrown into hlgh atRts Of excitement to-day BY
sho arrest OF ono Of our most promluout and
a!ghly-respeescd citzous. Jolu Cannon, charged
With committing . murder Ut 1sae!lyiIlo, ILL.,,
Some fourteen years ago. Tho arroHt was mada
by the Sheriff OF Schuyler County. who had q
~aTrnut for ILLS apprehension. 3lr. 0amInon WAS
partner In tlo largo Touring mill Of y. ". Ly-
tlo i Co.. OF tlis place. llo has resided here
somo thirteen years. during all Of which timo lis
character and standing las hocn above repsoacl.
1t is chargol th4t Ga1In,ou shot man In llusl-
vile fourteen years Ego, way sEreated tleso and
committed t9 tsl sa thst before bis t!ia! 10
heard Of linn until secentty. Tho Sheriff loft
this afternoon with Mr. tla.umon In irous. for
llIiahYillp.
, 1875-03-13

TIC north German Military NVstcm.
! The AAgenYins zeltuHq, IN military reyiew
| OF the paat ycAr Aays; "Illo North German Bys-
tenn OF 1871 has III alt esyantal poiuta boou an
piled to tha German Empire. 1suAsla has
&!optcd military BYstom WLlelt. by subjectinK
Ill clasacs Of tho nation to service, will glyo
not only numerical increase Of strength.
ity. Fraure has cotnpletcd the framing
of important organic institutions, and, co,,.
tray to expectation hAs effected tho coppIoto
Incorporation Of tho yearly recruiting coatin-
Eeut Ut 16l, ,bN uleu into tic army aud berin
tho organization Of its territorial army, Iu
Austria, tbs system established n lXG7-8 hns for
the flint t.tue. etfectod tho conversion of tho
nlcu tEa!ttad ~ tho army reserves III tho Lantl-
wehr. ltay, 1u ths carrying out Of la ays.
anl territorial militia according to new spd ID.
yAnced principles, aud England, though striving
acsrcEately against tho adoption OF personal su.i
ob'lgatory service, has reorHanixed It's Eu.opoan
forces, aefetElng only Tho regulation OF tue new
Formation 81 tue volunteer corpa for subsequent
decissoo. failing tho figures wl,1sn tho great
military powers. uAacr tito rcforms and innoya.
t!oa " tho past year. place III tAcr llss wd tlnl
ooo lnomi llussia, 1D0,00U, exclusive OF ths
soFves, Caucasus, and .Aslatio troops, but iuclu-
htye OF tho Don Cossack force Franco. A3G, COO,
Austria, 5te, 900 Italy, $40, ,0o0 aud England,
iucludibS tho militia, but not the volunteers,
2o0, 700. Ut whom about u. 00U are stationed out
Of tue county. As to tho forces available for
tue defense ns tho country. Germany, with ita
LRndsturm fofmatfoll, could muster about 2Q5.-
quo men. Including ol'icers Franco, the new law
botng retrospective, has territorial army OF
about S0O. COD mon who hsye ssryod Ii. the rauks,
whllo llussla, iu tho cuurse Of time, Will have
slMilaF iucreaso OF forco."
, 1875-03-13

A house of Ilenry @. bowen, OF BROOKLYN. vsa
on Thursday laviod Oh to sattsfy : Judgment of
3; Y; Poose. fosueslya pnbIisher md eompIles
, 1875-03-13

Tho sanFtanciseo Board Of Brokers yesterday
sud Nob1aak& sufferers,
, 1875-03-13

III IOVIa SAVINGS HNNK CLOSED.
sr. Louis, March 12.-Tlo Wcstorn Bayinrn
Bank, small Institution IN tho vestarn mart Of
tue city, cloaod It's dnorn to-day, Tho officers
say they wiil pay every dollar Of Indebtedness.
, 1875-03-13

Anet1at b"eatsh to The Ch,caen Tribune,
DAsyll'.Et ILL.,, March l:-A 7-ycaz.o}d aon Of
'otn Watson. ssot aud shoe merchant Of this
hclp could reach him WINS druwueds
, 1875-03-13

AN ApoucToR ARRESTED,
=, bAi7'HoaE, Md, March 12.-pu.s Oak,ev
tne "onAn who s.o1o tho child Of John Beck.
mtn' VII, IN ueo.gesown, D. g., was arrcatcd to,da,
Will tho Guild III her afms "s1
, 1875-03-13

FQBGED.
LITTLE 1looE, Ark, March 12-W. J. Murphx
planter on tho Rod River, near Fu1ton. ~.
shot and Killed BY man named Joncs, on Thu,n,
1a, aaS, and robbed Of 81 0D0 in gold and clrrauax
, 1875-03-13

BRIGHAM AND OTHER kNAVEs,
eArr LAKE, March f2.--Ono Of the (yo urisnn.
oFs who broko ont Of tho penltentiary tho cyen,
ing OF tho 7th, bas been captured. reward d
o:u ~ onercd Tor tho nrreat Of George Lovts.
s.i.s snIee.earn monte man, Hho escaped N;tt, tht
Terh. tnn ~, ;Esghau Young returned homo from
'o' Aoh''ea9'ary to-day with M oacott OF friende
, 1875-03-13
FOUND DEAD.

Special Di*n9tth 10 The Chieaoo Trioxnx
FREErosr ILL.,, March ia man waa found
dead few miles out Of town to-daY On tho
Western Union Railroad. The body WAS brought
to tho Court House, and BY tho inquest held this
afternoon 1t WAS recognized as that Of Iaborsr
by tue namo Of John Null Having undertaken
While Intoxicated, to walk home ou the rnilsoal
skull. Ae wxs 60 5oara OF ago and ieayos .
family. S' -
, 1875-03-13

T II.
| SpfthM D'spGtrh to IAs Chicago Tribune
MADISON, His.. March 12.-Michael Doylo, a
rea!dout Of Fitclburs, iu this county. Was killed
to-day by tree falling on him while cAopping.
, 1875-03-13

KAssAs Cirr, No. March 12.-sfedfc,ns = w.+.,
tho Cheyenne Chief, ~as captnre<l .t the Chsr.rns
Agency "Wednesday. Ho waa tic joaier q, eds ths
company that murdered tho Oor1uAin family.
, 1875-03-13

FELE uUWN STH!HS.
LOUISVILLE, hr.. March 12,-Nill 3. Hays, rts
Popular American souE-writor, fo,i down a short
night Of stairs at tho Public Library Hall TO-
night, md received rliehk internal tnfnrirs ~
TINT he was badly stunned, and thought 10 bo
dangerously injured,
, 1875-03-13

and taken 10 Cleveland for 4 hn.dnr- M
sEn 1frass Taa totally unexpected. and proauoea =
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-25
COMMU SICEIED.

lathe last issue ofthe "C0mmerciar
the Editor like "bull in a CPaa
shop slo>hesaound aud breaks tang
with vim tha; IL magnificent 10 a.
''ou:si jer." Even 4. |. Foreman i
parodie,l in a style that carries con-
viction 10 q rural rooster Ike your
correspondent Shat he \. l. B. ponr
el cold water on the aspirations OF
the -ittcd editor when making Il
plunge % thrust his arm up to the
.jbpw into the Federal Treasury :
Was ii a "p'st-otiice? Was it an
internal revenue" case or whats
-he matter? Boreman gElped the
Civil Rights BILL" the enforce
menI law and all the heresies that
ever we've mature,l in the most Radi-
cal councils, and yet brother Gibson
Is not molhfed, And then | am
anxious to KNOW am terribly in
earnest to fnd OUT WHY Ii. {. Par
son Is in bad repute with brother
g., the reason Is apparent, one of my
III natured neighbor> saws, "ParSous
has brains. in fact, is that "LuSu>
natrrae.' are avowed Republican en-
iowel with common sense, uncum-
mou energy, and stands like saul
head and shoulders above the gib,
bering IDIOTS thar compose the mass
OF the PARTY that brother Gibson l.
the leader of-or ima.ines himself So
to he; and shen Brooks the polite,
genial clever feilow, doing lis whole
duty, in your prssentious town to
incur the dj>plea'aTe of brother G.,
forces rs again TO >4usGi What's the
ma: ter and 10 believe brother
Gibson has become Gemorali1ed, be,
cause the powers that make and un
make great men have overlooked tie
exalted merits and ponderous abili,
ties Of the Eiiior Of the Commercial.
| am, sadly and mournfully
Yours. COUNTRlNAN.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-25

Cornelius Turley, one of the old
est settlers of Quaker Bottom, died
very suddenly at his residence on
Fralay 9Th instof neuralgia of the
heart.
The day before his death he had
been in ProctorsvflA all day settling
Up accounts, returning home in the
evening in good health; during the
night he was taken sick when &. +.
Riekets, NJ. D., was called to his
bedside at day light on Friday, and
at u NJ, he was corpse, cold in
death. Mr.. Turkey WAS well known
in this country and vicinity as 4
nurseryman. doing business under the
name and styk. OF c. Turley &. Sons,
of which he was the principal mem,
Der. He leaves q wide and Il family
OF children who are grown up to
manhood and womankeod to mourn
his loss. Mr. Turley was Il devoted
member of the Baptist Church in
whose faith he died, and is now reap
ing the reward of his christian 'labors
On earth, IN lis home in Heaven.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-03-25
EXPLANATION WANTED.


After it was aseprtainea that the
Governor would Not veto the Capt.
tol removal bill, a wine supper was
given at the Hale House and por-
ton of the remOvaii>tS members of
the loby, became jolly drunk, and
told q portion OF their little secrets.
Among other things, they stated that
at the commencement Of the present
session the friends Of Charleston had
a majority in the House but that the
remOyali.ts ma,iea little arrangement
With Hon. G. J. Faulkner, by which
they promised to make Faulkner l.
:. Senator IN 1877, if he wound give
them tor removal a portion Of the
votes from the Eastern Panhandle.
Faulkner accepted the proposition
and furnished the votes, and it be
came un fat accompli, IA they say at
II. Cloud. Now this little arrange
meut may have been affected, OF it
may never have been made, and it is
important that the Third CongressIon
al District should know whether j,
Is true or false. VIII Mr. Faulkner
be kind enough to rise and explain ?
His explanation, if he makes it
will be very entertaing reading; his
silence and refusal 20 explain vii. be
yer: significant,
Man ,insburg hdepenGypt and all
papers i'll the Third District please
copy. kAsAWHA.
The above evidently bears the car
marks of having been written here
aud forwarded 10 the Courier. but
however this NAV Re. Nj Faulkner
dispoees Q. he charge efec.ually =