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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-10
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TO the Editors Of the Chronicle
AS smoke rises over the battle or
terror attended the earthquake, 80
does eXaggeratiou follow any great
turbulence. This we have known for
a long time, and had it in mind when
writing the report of the Goth ult., in
relation to the freshet in this county.
The mi lis known as the Henry Mills
on Little River, and the residence Of
John Gamble, Esq were not washed
away, neither were Jesse Donaldson 5
cattle drowned. We eudeavored to make
allowance for exaggerated statements
made under excitement and repeated
by eager listeners, but all newspaper
men know how difficult this is tO do.
In other things, so far as we have been
able to learn, the report was true so far
rs it went. Dr. II. Sherrl's house was
washed away, and number of house
logs, beds, etc, are being gathered up,
from which ii seems that houses IN
the COves have been carried down with
the current.
Friday we went To Louisville to
learn of the condition of that village
1t was necessary to take a circuitous
route, going by way OF Long hollow
anu Nllhhlt StllltllltllNSs I ne lilNl VI
the town that attracted our attention
was the steepIes of some houses, aud
almost Instantly the inclined rays
from the sun shining on what appear
ed to be "A buuHdless body Of water,
presented "A scene grand and heautiful
yet striking the heholder with awe
and sOlemnlty. The water was over
all the low grounds, and many of the
houses We're hidden except the roof
and little of the upper parts.
Quite crowd had gathered, aud
while some wore troubled and anxious
cOuntenanCes, others were drunk and
Keeling on the street, as II u was "a
matter of rejoicing. One fellow had
a fiddle, and was amusing the specta-
tors in that way. This reminded us
Of the case of Nero, who fiddled while
Rome was on fire, any more than il
wasn't Nero that had the fiddle
Louisville wasn't Rome, and the
swollen river wasn't fire.
There was two cases of enterprise by
our Maryvlle citizens equal 10 any of
the boosted pluck of Chicagoans at
their great fire. Last week Mr.. John
S. Thomas, who is with Mr.. w. r..
Parham, brought a load Of goods from
Knoxville to Little River, and w. b.
Scott, Jr., went to Knoxville, brought
the paper and had the Republican out
on time. W.
Maryville, March /. 1915.
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The secret of health First-Kcep cool.
Sccond-Eat regularly and slowly. Third
Maintain regular bodily habits. Fourth
Take early and very light suppers; or,
better still, none at all. Fifth-kcep
clean skin. SiXth-Gct plenty a sleep at
night. Sevcnth-Kecp cheerful and re-
spectacle company, Eighth-Kcep ont
of debt, Ninth-Don't set your mind on
things you mont need. Tenth-Mind
your own business. Elcveuth-Don't set
up to be sharp of any kind. Twelfth
Subduc curiosity.-B Boston Transcript.
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CAUTION !

filled with people during the flood took fire,
but was extinguished without loss Of life.
An engine went through bridge near
Philadelphia, on the East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Georgia RI. to- day, killing Hol-
loway, the engineer.
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The Great American Consumption
Remedy.

DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
cures the worst cases of Coughs, Colds and
all the diseases OF the Lungs, Throat and
Chest. For hopping Cough and Group,
il is "A certain specific. The most obstinate
cases surely yield to Halls Balsam, when
used perseveringly. Stands at the head OF
all cough preparations. sold everywhere.
John +. Henry, Curran & Co., Proprie-
lors, S and College Place, New York
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FROM K Knoxville Daily Chronicle. Mar. A.

The river continued to rise slowly
yesterday all day, but 10y g o'clock p.
NJ. il Wa curly at stand still, ard
river mrI r' umed that by 10 O'Clock in
the night B. would cease rising alto
gether. 1t was out Of banks again by
yesterday noon, but not sufficiently
high to do any serious damage, it
having only reached twenty-five feet
of tide water. The gas.works nor
Mr.. Barry's house were not reached,
but the water came up to the fence of
Mr.. Barry's yard.
A. NJ. a 0. r. X.
The A. NJ. & O. r. r. was sub
merged in many places, and the bridge
near Marion was injured. OF course
the trains ceased running on both
roads, and the wires being Frustrated,
we cannot, at this writing, learn def
nitely the extent of the loss and
damage.-BristOL NcWs.
eye LITTLE BUNCoMRE"
We little mud-splasher" that dashes
| through the " curves " and " cuts - and
/ towns, along the BuncOmOe railroad
to Wolfe Creek, has about kicked the
! bucket" On her last trip, we under
stand, the poor thing ran through a
mud bank, this side of Big Creek, in
such manner as to shake up the ma
tives in the neighborhood and give
them protracted spell of toothache
Capt Taylor, the genial and obliging
conductor, was in town few days
since on a furlougb, awaiting the clear.
ing away of the debris and putting in
general trim, when he again will re.
sumo his NorTisto,on Gazette
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From Knoxville Daily Chronicle, March 5
The River and Railroad.

The river was slowly falling yester-
day, but at p. NJ, had not gotten
within banks, having only fallen
about six inches, according to the re-
port of experienced river men. At
this writing heavy shower of rain is
threatened before mofning, but should
it clear up, the river will doubtless be
within its banks again before night.
We learned from the railroad Off
cials that the repairs on the road be-
tween this city and Chattanooga were
completed yesterday by 4 o'clock, with
the exception of the Hiawasee aud
Chicamauga bridges, at least they had
dispatches to the effect that they would
be completed by that time.
The Freshet On Little Tennessee
River.
We met Mr.. Boyd McMurry yester-
day, who resides near Chilhowee Post
Office on the Little Tennessee River.
He gives graphic account Of the
freshet in that locality. He says the
river lacked about seven inches of be-
ing as high as it was in 1867, though
Abram and Citico creeks We're much
higher. Not a mill is left standing on
either of these creeks, and fears are
entertained that the people will suffer
for the want of mills. He related how
a Mr., Bright, upon being driven from
his home, took refuge, with wife, in a
smoke house near by. Soon after
wards a tree came crashing across the
house, and they started for shelter to
the house of the nearest neighbOr.
They passed through hair-breadth es-
capes, while the rain poured down in
torrents, and narrowly escaped drown
ing.
Mr.. NcMurray states that there are
numbers of places where ii appears AS
if the water had come down in a solid
stream, and with such force that large
rocks were forced out of the earth and
huge excavations five or six feet in
depth made.
He informs Us that a frlghtful lorna
do swept over that portion of Monroe
county in the neighborhOOd of john
sons mill. Among the casualties he
mentions that two children were
/ killed. several houses and barns Were
| blown down and much damage result
ed. Mrs. JOhnson's large two story
house was blown down, also the resi-
! dence of Mr.. Mozier. In the path OF
| the tornado trees were uprOoted, and
the roads so INSTRUCTED as to be impas.
sable.
AT the mouth of Tellico river great
damage was done to Mr.. Lattmer's
store, rs well as to grain, fencing anC
houses. He thinks the rain did moi
extend into North Carolina to such {
serious extent, as the Little Tennessee
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And all mercurial compounds Better, far
better, endure disease, than tampcr with
this mineral poison, no matter how care
fully prepared. Its extensive use has al
ready proven the cause Of great and dis
trossing injury. Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills can
be takcL AT all times with perfect safety and
without diet.
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The reason why so many mcn-aud
women also-do not succeed in life is that,
like Micawbcr, they are waiting for some
thing to "turn up" 1t is better to make
an opportunity than to wait for one and
infinitely wiser to do we'll the humblest
work than to stand lazily hoping for more
occupation.
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which comes down from that locality
was not so high as in 1867, while Citico
and Abrams creeks were much
higher.
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BosToE, March 3.--An extensive lock
out at the Dedham Wooden Mills, Operatives
refuse to work eleven hours,
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THE FAVORITF

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mineral substance, but Is
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IF you {, Ell dull. drOwsy, debilitated. have fire.
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NEARLY ALI DISEASES originate from
Indigestion md 7orpidiip Of the Lircr and rsliet
= ALWAYS an ,iouslv ought after. II the Lipcr u
Regulated in its acton, health is almost invaria
by s.cureI, Want Of action in the Liver causes
Headache. Constipation, .Juundice. Pam IN The
Nh0uiders, Cough chile, DiEziRsss, Sour Stondch
Bad Idste IN the Mouth. Bilious attacks Pdlpi-
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THE SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaintare un.
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pain is Ia the shoulder. and mistaken for rheu-
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petite and sickness, bowels in general cOstiue,
sometimes alternating with lax. 4 he head Is
troubled with pain, and dull heavy sensation,
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation Of huUino len undoHc something
which ought to have been done. Often com.
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metimes many Of the above symptoms attend
the disease, and at other times very fc,c of thom;
but the Lircr is generally the organ mo t invol-
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
COUNCIL NOTES.

ALL the members Of the First Branch
were present last night.
TIE Peninsula bridge project still wor-
ries Council.
The Peninsula bridge will be fixed
fact after next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. ScHAMBRA desired, to save further
trouble in sppropriating sums OF money
that $1,000 be now appropriated for the
removal of the capital.
Mr.. STONE did not see the advisability
if spending $500 of the citys funds to
make "Hooray' about laying the cor
ner stone of the Capitol.
OUR friend Cowan, of the Eighth
ward, chairman Of the committee on
Streets and Alleys, will have all
amauuensis if he continues as he has been
dong for a few weeks past.
SOME Councilmen want the Masonic
fraternity to lay the corner stone of the
Capitol building, invite all the people OF
the State to JON them on that occasion,
and then the Masons pay all expenses.
Mr.. ScHAMBRA staggered Mr.. Blair
on Biblical question, and in fact all the
members of the Council. He wanted
some one to inform him how much mon
ey our Saviour expended in laying cor
ner stones, All gave it up.
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THE variety business in all its phases
will be seen at the Washington Hall TO-
night.
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MAN kMLED.-A man named vii.
liam Thomas, of Pittsburgh, was run
over and killed Wednesday morning by
the accommodation train on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad between Pied
mont and Keyser. A man who was
walking with Thomas says that the latter
told HIM he was going to Piedmont to
seek employment, and if he did not get
work there he would go on to Wheeling.
The men noticed freight train
approaching them, and Thomas step.
ped over on the other track His
companion looked back and saw the &C
commodation train coming at high
rate of speed on that track, and shouted
to Thomas to get off the track. He at
tempted to doso, but before he could get
OF he was struck by the engine, knocked
down and run over, his head being crush
ed and one foot cut off. The engineer
had seen him and blew his whistle, but
without avail. The train WAS stopped,
and the body ofthe unfortunate man was
picked up and brought to Piedmont. His
wife, in Pittsburgh, was notified by telc-
graph of the occurrence.
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RIVER NEwS.

Thcriver VII. foIIins last evening with
feet , inches in the enamel.
~, -. .r.,,.r,.d f,r p,rkor.buro
! ~ hN % 'S' '' i'' ''.' ave- 80 .
at the usual houF.
The Hudson arrived from CINCINNATI
last evening. with quite a number of cx-
..:,;.... ,.,.l c.r... had Lo,, o,-
'"F'''i''s'' "'' 49, " wv '''''' w. va
tending the mu,icn, festival
The Grant" State Tor Portsmouth
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VI. GUTMAN X Co.. have the largest
stock Of clothing in the city. They sell
their goods at prices below all compcti-
ton. If YOU want an endless variety of
clothing to choose from, 90 to NJ. Gut
man X Co. Clothing for children at all
prices. and Of all sizes. Clothing Scr
boy, at all prices and OF all sizes. Cloth
Ing for men for all purposes, from the
cheapest to the finest IN the market. All
these good. are warranted ~ represented,
and 10 be lower in price than can be
found ut any other place in the city. In
dealing with us YOU have the advantage
of choosing from the largest stock, get
tire goods ut the lowest prices, and
having every article guaranteed rs repre-
sented. Call on us and We will suit your
taste, suit your body and suit your pocket
book. VI. GUTMAE X Co,
Cor Main and 18th streets
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CouRT-J,1dge Melon.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Jtodge Melon.
Court met at the usual hour yesterday.
Hartman Hcirich was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Peter Hasen-
auer. deceased. Bond 5000.
The case of Sarah Ritz rs. August
Reuter- was continued ON account Of the
indisposition of plaintiff,
The chancery cause of Mary Anderson
and Others rs. Gibson l.. Cranmer, trus-
tee, and others, was argued by II. VI.
Russell for plaintiff, and B. b. Doyener
for defendants.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock, this morn
ing.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FnTT SAMPLES To AGENTS. Is,rr-,
eREE Combination Ecedle-bggs -
I'LL ChromOS. send stamp. +. p a..
New Bedford. Mass
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IT is to be observed of Il regular ad-
vertiser that he is man who is pretty
sure te he prosperous IN business; gener-
ally stands Al among his neighbors;
always wears clean shirt; never parts
his hair in the middle; never postpones
his pew rent until the last quarter day
and when he dies succeeds IN being bur
led in n hrst-class rosewood coffin, with
satin lining and handsome silver door
plate, without provoking a riot among
his heirs
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INSPECTING THE FIRE DEPART NJ EMF
The committee on Fire Department Of the
City Council and Captain Winder,
chief Marshal will start out on tour Of in
spection this afternoon, and take L look At
things about the different engine houses.
They will meet at the City Building at
II o'clocll i. NJ, and start from there.
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Fox Music Music, Books, Pianos, Or
c,,p. stools. and Covers, 20 to Adamstc
Iuros' Music Store, 1927 Market street.
They make speciality Of these articles,
and srllnt the lowest prices and on the
most accommodating terms.
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JUrU received by express, another lot
of those New York Broadway BoX-toe
Caters. the incest ladies' shoe that ever
was invented, and the only place that
YOU can get them is at L. V. Blond ;, ne
hos the exclusive sale
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NOTHING LIKE IT-How sweet Is
perfect understanding between man and
wife. He was to smoke cigars when he
wanted them, but he was to give her ten
cents every time he INDUCED in one. lie
kept his word, and every time she got
fifty cents ahead he'd borrow it and buy
cigars. And SO they were happy.
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A. NEUHAUsEH's Confectionery and
Ice Cream Saloon. 1921 Market street
Parties and weddings attended to on the
shortest notice. We don't say that we
have the best fancy cake baker in the
State but We will mention that We use
only the best materials, buy as whole
sslers. and intend not to be surpassed in
any branch Of our business. We call
special attention to our lee Cream De-
partment; our arrangements are such rs
10 enable Us to manufacture more than
all other ice cream houses IN the city
combined. In regard to quality, we re-
quest the Judgment of the public
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is the only institution of the kind in thi.
city that We recommend to thrpublic pa
trcnarr.- Py,sjy.cr70" Bmwer, Pitts
buTgh, Pr.
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WHEELING has surplus of ten thou
sand dollars in her city treasury, but she
hasn't built any bridges or City Hall
latelv.-CplberiGHd Times.
Come and see us next tall, ana we will
take YOU through the Capitol building
and drive You out the National road RIA
the new Peninsula bridge.
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80

Piano AND ORGAN TUNING AND RE
PAIRING. carefully and promptly attend.
ed to. All work guaranteed Leave
orders at ADAMS " LUCAS
Music store. 1927 Market street.
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LADIES if you want anything in the
way Of nice shoes, 20 10 l.. v Blond.
He keeps the best and finest assortment
of Ladies, Misses and Chiidrcn's Shoes
in the city.
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FORCED SALE CoSTINUEp,-Of my
entire stock of Dress Goods and Carpets.
Come now if YOU need either, as l am
forced TO sell them at half their real
value. All best prints at . cents yard.
j. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and Goth streets.
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Go to Gold Bros, where you will find
the very best styles Of Clothing for less
money than any other house Don't fail
to give them u call. at No. llO7 Main
street
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DumNG last week County Clerk
Woods issued three marriage licenses.
The matrimonial market is not very ac-
tive at present.
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Accommodation train leaves Bellairc at
I:Sj p. NJ, and arrives AT Steubenville at
CHOPIN.
Tickets 10 all principle points ian III"
East and West can b" procured at the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
ut the station at Bridgeport.
f. r. MYERS,
nnN22 Genernl Passnngnr " IickeL Ageml.
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CoRREcuoN.-Wc were in error in
stating that Mr., Zinn furnished the re-
greshmcn,s at the entertainment given at
the residence OF Mr.. Sweeney, Esq, at
Martins Ferry. 1t was Mrs. Schwartz,
and she, of course, should have the credit
to which she is entitled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15

BEAUTIFUL songs-"G"therins Shells
from the Sea Shore, and "Old Home
Amt What it Used to Be, at ". 5.
Hutchins' music store, No. 10 18th street.
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HARRY HIcKIN and Sam Colyer. the
noted pugilists, will don the glove al the
WASHINGTON Hall tonight.
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NEIGnBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIEE.

BELLAIEE.
THERE will be religious services heid
in the various churches tomorrow.
UNIFORM our police.
WHEN a reporter gets so hard up for
locals that he will try to make horse
break loose. in order to get an item, ne
must be near the ragged edge ofdesPaiT.
Was that You, Brother Naylor2
MARTINS Ferry is to have uniform
ed police force Why can't We have the
same IN Belluire?
WE are told by some farmers in TINS
vicinity that mos: of the apple crop Il
still safe. and should the weather from TINS
out prove favorable, there will be plenty
Of apples.
FouR or five new buildings are now
going up on Gravel hill.
WHILE DR.. T. c. Hoover was driving
along the street in South Bellaire yeSter-
dav afternoon. his horse became fright
ened at something aud began kicking and
running and threw the doctor from the
buggy; be jumped up and 10y this time
the horse had turned round and was com
ing towards him at Il trishtiul rate oi
spcrd. and in the excitement u the mo-
ucut Mr. Hoover made an unsuccessful!
attempt To- catch the horse is he passed
/ but missed his mark and VA, thrown
violently to the ground. The horse ran
. 60. ',l- md fell and Mr. Gill lump
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GIVE it up. The Wellaburg Ne'os
asks: ARE all the directors of the Z.
W. ~ X. K. r.. dead