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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23
( IONCORD LAND SALE,

a Tuc copy Ot recOrI-Attcst
1913 WM. II. IARTSIORN, Judg,
, 1876-04-21

Tie fosred that All ths glass In tho room had
boon brokon. and on going thnro ho nas not
Of glasa tttvcrod. l. happened in this way,
In tho aottnR up room ~oro. a!ored about 1,100
ho1ed Of glnaa from 80 by 10 to 40 by CO double
tl,icknoss. Tho boxns containing tho CLAUS ~ero
standing on thoir ont1s. about 0 Inches apntt,
and b. some means they started falling like
row Of brlcka increasing Will, force d. 0aci, bcx
fell, and going ~ fast ~ = railroad train uutit
tho end box vas ronohoj. Nearly all tlls g1uss
WINS brokon, which will Involve q |osa o, nbout
e2,6uo. which will fall uron Mr.. pn ranv, ho
obstruction Of tho glnsa uaa the principal TOPIC
Of conversation In the neisl,'nrhood Of tho
Rfansworks y6Htetdav, nns, nobody seetus tn
lpow low auob All accident could hayc hnp-
naned,
, 1876-04-21
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

ESH.
~" ~ -" 'ct's .s.t S"." up m..".
sissntiohs anu Wfs"' ""s t"o N1'"''
o. IL. ..... ...-...
spetfai corrts1ondtnff o' 7hs tAfr1fo 'yso""'.
Ann Annon, Mich, Arrff 19.-Tho recent at
tsrt, nm Tim Michigan Upfversity In tho pngos Of
..aua..1 n,,,r.tc.,,, Dtrie,c In an a1anrb IN
.u' .'h''o"". S.,,.. S"g a,,. ..,os.to, ,,ut
tae TACO OF u IN nht"'S ~ p'"suno o'''"So" ""'
oua,ucl with the circumstances wlllc, called II
r., r,i,r Az rot nil NJ lin few rcadors Of this
,ss,s. 49,. ,,,,,s ,ho .h,,actc, NJ Inn lI,.D..
1'ee'e" 'nhT "no" NV ,,.- S'..-,o .1 80.
henfs, VINO 10 LIS eo'sor A',I e'o'h'7*'', ""o ""-
dGsHtaud tho mAnnor OF his tls'hefss PROPOSE
to show huv he operated lcrs in his risit to tho
1rn;rn,.t,v on I'm 1Gt, Of nIay last, ns vol az
o'. ~. f..oso,,,,,, .h,rr. concnr,,,no ,,,n,
son'o DINER 'o'o'sh'''a 'u'"h' soH "'
Let me saY ilfst. tho''sh' lor t'o behons o'
those WHO may not l'avo seen tile Production in
o,est,on, tI1nt. Ia tue March number Of tho Nd.
i;on., O,,ortcr,y teriyc, nubllal,ed in Now York
.'o"u' <" -, =, m. ..1
by Edward l. seass' .'h.b' Ap''atS h'i.s nt"
rrctenaed o1noattioh OF ttle ne'nos1ts al h'cns,
gan uhiSoInity. lta tFeeIaoht. iroioaHo!s, naa
atuiontH. II Claims to l'Ve tlio Etsalss oI .
careful inEeat,Eanon ing 10 WarE'.fes. nsue i..I
tInsahE an actial ylHlt ot tho "tteT 81 1ilo 1nau
what seare L4AD'' "F'tes' sheAo arc the 'aets
about hts yssis:
Early on tue morning o. TUG iutli o. MhY tns
DiPoo Aooso ~ H. W vi. uaeo va -
Pr: Ange no rreslaont OF the University. ,1 sna'
altllongn no ald not lntrouuce n1hheli,
and tao Docto. haa nevel seeh nita nv po!oro. nan
rnddy faee htla htflT tEata gave 1no I'm PtesHlon
tant ne was lle nfara o. anarP placs@lsSs NY ~ Hnoao
reputation hhi l1'is ntccsa@ea @ nios' anu -. an
aeti waa prompted 10 hhow mn tfe uoor 81 once.
but. after niomontn thoasn1. eoneluaed 10
ttoal nlm cisll!P: h1tsl eouo cohsolshtlon
hoont the GnsFetslS. anu ls" Iio.uIntn hpTn. -
IN various casa-rooms. ho Ion.a1hca in'!aiy sna. nc
Wo1Id 30 oleaahd 70 haVc!Han tue university III
4is
, 1876-04-21

Shtfol Nsu1tth ta 1hs Chicago Tribune,
HEIoiT, Ws., April l9.-Ihe State contost In
oratory was held here this evening. The htato
University, hladlhon, was. represented tJ A. $.
Hatclio. f.awronce University. Appleton, hy +.
9. sinatlock Milton College by MSS A. L. pago
Dolott College by Il. +. pottbone. Tho first
award was to Mr.. Rltchio, and tho second to
11r. Pastlhono. Tho judges woro tho Hon. A. ".
Thompson, Of Alilwaukee, tho lsey. Ouorso
nosrdmau. Of Chicago, and ". u. Mathews,
~. D., Of Chicago. After tho o1ereiscH Homo
afty Invited guoata partook Of : substantial sup.
nat served III tle CHURCH pnElots. The Dowor
CITY Band, Of Janesysl!o, furnished ozcellout
music ior tho occasion. aud everything passed
VA chs pEsoidlnR otticor Of tho occAaion.
, 1876-04-21
FINANCIAL,

spttfdl Uftpaleh 70 Tha Chicago Ytibuns
GRAND AAr1ns, hltoh., April l0,-Ths Lsyi
Dtoshors {tour Of them), two proprtetors OF tho
Star Clothing House, aud two Of tho Star Hat
btoro. two Of tho heaviest mercantile nrnas IN
tha!r line In this city, made assignments to-day.
Tue aggregate liabilities OF both firms aro ro-
postsd ~ $4,000 Of $40, Assess NOT yot
sEated. but eatt1nAted TO be- Just about equal TO
Liabilities. Tha fnilnra was unexpectad. aud
CAUSES ylncero sympsthy md somo cpnsssrn&-
lion In bualnaaA circles.
, 1876-04-21

I7ON SA1.R-REs1nENCE8 AT LAKE FORREST
two places dcs!raho for situation. with laras
Ernuads very timely or1iamented Aao. for rent. large
Food garden. Also, seFaat hoqso. nearly IN
lnt Of nno aote, in beautiful naighnoFhood. Apply to
h. LIND. 10 IAGAlfc-st. ~.
I1OR RSALK-GRKAT BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND.
lot. 1t IL Grange. psscaa and trsms 10 suit thu taos.
OOSH1TT 4 LAY, LIS Drltbnrn-st.
, 1876-04-21
THE COURTS.
Record Of business transacted
Ycstortlnys


sum Of ei0, 900. The rulo for Llnphero and
nIslon to SHOW cause why shoy should not DO
punisnea 'ot eon'o"ps wa He"'n e., eoA',.'"oa u'.
III Monday morning. Leave vas given 70 amena
tho bill By making nov partlcB dofoudant
To-day IL tho tas, tsy Of service In the United
n...,. ,rd punerjor 5ourta.
o's.ua 49,. nrnrpmana VII, M. r. h.cx ,,o,, MIL
JuoBo Dfu"no"u "'' WV "e oAcn Atoo Ah-
wsukoo until aomo time next week.
Judge DtpdQokt has got casos daily.
m tho r.ac of .fohn r. Ouslov W. u. IT. ".
o'',,... ~ 1s,a. NJ 11"r,I. 1",.a 49, ~"
cuehman hnn lssoo A. il@tol'' euose moore
yesterday mhde an order APPOINTING jesse spsld-
UNITED srArEs counrs,
r,,. ,v,,d.tocn N.tIona, I1,,L =, r,,,,nat
4"e "u .'s ~ a. onn ..S. ,,,I,,,. w. 'e'nos'
beRath + eu'' ios *''o'o aeA'ass fh''p "ada-
TGrLh: H.. r,n,,, A,.,anoo =, H.. ur.,., a,,u.,,,
MARI Aimnn, hss'Rneo H,, ol thn Alntnal security
INSURANCE T. GoMpahyt n.oa oill sBn11nbt John.
ia W. Eo!s,.h, anG i'9un,s snan , Hntom 1nre
o!oeo mortHaEa tof souuo o. tue e. eonth haif nt
|o northwest Quarter OF hec. ~, ~. II. aha
acsen ~ sas enu'Mest a N 'natseT o. ~ no.n %
y. Tue SANG ra,ts also tlIoa Hinla III ara!nst
e same aelsaaass; 4ta .oeo'ner s',n lno'.as T.
llota ai 1nnn oea encniaho, 10 i"recloso tnot. IT.
rage fos sio on sho M northwest T. g. quarter OF tho
1ofshwoss quarter OF seo. - 2o' 1t III lfoa"o's
Sonn.V, ,u,,. .,,,,..,. c,,.,r Mai.
, d1e EnIishio alauulauthl'lH oonl"ns ,i,Tu u
Bouton, 70 rcatrain thom from Infringing
oatrnt for m iu,D, oyencpt in Hl,lky plows,
rJa,Icd Oct, i. lHG7, 10 MARSHALL s. Curtis.
The franklin Hayings i,ntlk Of pnwtucaot be-
van 4 su,t for a20, ,1tpo acaiuat j, I. Culvor.
II, X, White sued Dantol Webster for a1.000.
Binoa Flscl commenced Hult against Charles
A. 0rarory to rocoyor $40, 200.
Marx KjrubaIl, Assfguoo OF tho Mutual So.
ourity INSURANCE. Conl1,any, began two suits Tor
e0, 900 each agafust Georeo NJ. Hogno.
1suEcne d. and r. h. Winshtp brought suit for
L..
IioBwejl brown begin o ar,lt to recoycr 81 900
Fe1acntlal.
Iho united 81 n,atcs ,eommencGu IN 7etion IN
nGpt !or 2ao,1oo "E.ast sa.e Ia,eaRo A'G1nn' nN,
DR.. Mann. and David q. Hash, Also An.
Of or 70 10000 againat William Cooper, Horny
O. Milo a. G. uen!ng, ]. j.. Montague. aud
rso nef. es anoso 81 eoita afe Do.h M brought on %
.nS n.G naci to."s on crnoaI rs1v eouDs VI
, 1876-04-21
DUSINESS CHANGES.

Az oLD-ESTABLIStIED WHOLESALE AND Hr-
tail srca1 business for 'st': lArae sn1al cash i.as
ter Tue stand knutu and ackn1wledsed to ~
.ho ~ nc't q she s tn stnss T t,snn sesut
Favorable tetsr. b. nsao with resoasblo rar:los-
M
, 1876-04-21

Singular Accalohk III UlnssWprks.
LoutsrGks CUaSisr- journal.
=. There waa singular and costly accident At
The plats .gtsasuo5ks a. Jsnsrsouv,lla. Ind,
about u oelosk Weuucsday night. The watcL-
h4p F@e Startled by hearing = loud noisa Ia the
ssnps'ap lPqna ssasmbllpg Nv breaking of glaas.
, 1876-04-21

NHSTEp-Tn MkNr1A CpMFORTAulR, SMALL
or kuoIs in sI44ls within or ust u lhs t'sa.t
ltonse Sulh hf1s pEsstro1: rent must be reasonable
AdJisss \ y y. lA StAss.sk.
tFANTKn-TO MkSr-s on tRt",StS FOR Light
~ nau.sAstrinx; Moth Hlde. sAat u tlAtk 1t. rv
u1tA1latt. -.
, 1876-04-21

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
11TAHTED-WE HAVE SEVERAL UASH IL
" 4ulrina for hnueo xnsth fIun $40 Ia 4Efh. nwr
M. ]. III tla,o: TltRSEA . RiINn. l0j &..a!nsIe;
, 1876-04-21
PARTNERS WANTED!

PARTNERS WANTED!
DhRTNEH WASTEn-A STRICTLY TEMPEH.
l. nf Il }rAr> G4Alne&a rIprrt:nce, Wr ph.4d
mansS and rpAl ctAs lsnlGtaks thavs lsvn rsadnx
Law desires pAttA1f.atp In Eau1 law
tiru any legitimate husiuc.A c1t,4s
t3AETSEK wASTEn-lS AwE1I. kS.rAni.IsAF!b
L. AHl Euu ps5 IhE retail blAntss Ia Ils city. Only
hu atts ins-,t tsvru sa.Vu aa.uu,
~i!nx t1 4ad ca !tTs On Al nctas ot suu NY
Ia 40 uee Ssaaf1.y for amount
ta,s.i.d. Adlss4t tj+ Itlbunu ouAre.
@)AArSEA MAY NrEn-wlTH SLEW. To TAKEAS
inter 1t In. sad this T.4tttn af Of,
taetuns coup II, kcAte1 IL caisAxu. Ad4vsA i, UAa
u, Chicago i'ts: .tltaeS.
fr.n, 81. kh IL S3l4p, IL Aku lntcEoAt Aua ac.
boniA t.trt AID ralh!er Ia = wocstAbsncd rrocIss )
captt4 required 10 theE sttend tbs Gu,n rel.
etsnrat gt'su And required. A1dreAa X VI. TEIburs
u:!cu.
I1ARTSER WAETED--A NAN WITH A SMALL
sn.oupkpf ca.h " TIA tAs aares;!'.r Ia Ad.s.Fats
, 1876-04-21

IO{V0ttEa OBTAINED WITHOUT Pupl.1utrt.
aos nsesssarI. And st sufat w a'sst dstt:s;
yeAt. sspstssnes Addss.s hoa a&a y u. ChsA<s H.
DyoKGEs LEGALLY nurAlSEp InA lst'oM:
ts41sd %m4Astte aeaStsa! ptosl; Tvs sLSss dsstss.
Adltssa q. Il. 6lAS. II ClAsk at. Chicago. ILL.,
il s1s5y niats ot sas aiaa fSs sa.
NslldsnoA uunetvtsAy Foe after dstsoe Tws's ysArt
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-29


WINCHESTER, IaJD., Mar IS We had
the greatest sensation to-day in the his
tory of tlle country. The people are wild
with excitement. and at this writing are
whiting the scene by hundFedsa About
10 o'clock this day, the isbEy being clear
and the sun shining, there was q rain
from the heavens OF Hving fab, some as
long as four feet Mr. Joseph Hulls had
calf killed, and n horse got its back
broken by one Of these fish falling on 1t.
I Waited the place about I1 o'clock, and
the field and creek were full of fish. and
men and boys trying TO stop up the creek
to hold them. have got one of these
asla In my pond that weighs about thirty
pounds, that / picked up on the field.
LOUISVILLE, March, 10.--capt. =. NJ.
Brent. a retired lawyer Of Mt. Sterling,
KY. and q gentleman well known for re-
liability, arrived la Louisville tonight
with specimens of the flesh which fell
last Friday in Bath county, The flesh
covered two acres of ground. resembling
mutton and left traces OF blood on the
trees and fences which were touched by
the. falling faxes. Chickens and hogs
devoured IL with evident relish. The
heavens were clear, the sun shone. and
only floating clouds were visible at the
time, 2 p. m. March 8rd Quantities Of
fieih have been preserved. That brought
20 Louisville was given TO Prof. Law
renee Smith, well; known scientist,
who says there is no doubt it is animal
flesh. He purposes making an examina-
ton tomorrow. Hundreds Of persons
are willing 70 attest with afndavits to
the truthfulness Of the entire matter
March 11.-In regard 20 the shower Of
flesh In Bath county, Prof. j. Lawrence
Smith, the scientist, says in his analysis
of the specimens examined: In my
mirld, this matter gives indication of be-
ing the dried spawn of Batrachian rep
tiles, doubtless that Of the frog. They
have been transported from ponds and
swampy grounds by currents of wind,
and have ultimately fallen on the spot
where they were found. This is no iso-
lated occurrence of the kind / have
come across several In the course Of my
reading. The only one can afflx the
date TO, is recorded by Muschonbroeck,
as occurring in Ireland in 1885. -
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-29

child's breast and left there TO do
it's healing work. f.s5isfsa4 sEE
a wood fre Is not permanent
thing. i got up every twenty min
utes and renewed ours, and this gave
Mrs. he Williams an opportunity 10
shorten che times OF giving the med
ieines by ten minutes, which WAS .
great satisfaction TO her. Now and
then, between times, I Feorganized
The aax-seed poultices, and applied
lsinapisEns and other blisters where
lanoccupied places could be found
lapOn the child a6 - sara -
Well, toward morning the wood
gave out, and my wife wanted me to
lgo down cellar and get some more.
Il said 80 My dear, it IL . laborious
Job. and the child must be nearly
warm enough, with her extra cloth
ing. Now. mightn't we put on an
other layer OF poRlsices. and'--BnI 5
did not finish. because I was in
terrupted. I lug3ed wood up from
below for some little time, and then
turned iE and fell to snoring as only
o. man can whose strength Is all gone
and whose soul 10 worn out. 80
Last, &C broad daylight. I felt a
grip on my shoulder that brought me
TO my senses suddenly. Ny wife
vras giaring down on me and gasp
ing. As soon as she could command
her tongue, she said, '' 1t is all over.
All oyerl The child's perspiring !!
What shall we dor Hlst af.u I
MERCY, how you terrify me! /
don't know what we ought to do.
Maybe IF we scraped her and put her
in the draft again---' i
3 40, idiot! There is not moment
to lose. Go for the doctor. Go
yourself. Tell him he must come.
dead or alive y4 Ear +, fqe4a.fz. s
I dragged that poor sick man from
his bed and brought him. He look
ed at the child. and said she wan not
dying. This was joy unspeakable to
me. but it made my wife as mad as
if he had offered a personal affront.
Then he said the child's cough was
only caused by some trifing irrita-
ton or other in the throat. At this
4 thougkt my wife had q mind to
show him the door. Now, the doc
tor said he would make the child
cough harder and dislodge the trou-
BILE. So he gave her something that
sent her into a spasn Of coughing.
and presently up came little wood
splinter or SO. -sc
This child had no membranous
Group" said he. s'She hal heen
chewing bit Of pine shingle or
something OF the kink, aud got
some little slivers in her throat.
They won't do her any hurt"
:. No." said L. Il can well be-
lieve that. Indeed. the turpentine
that is in them is very good for GER
tain diseases that are peculiar to
children. My wife will tell you So
But she did not. She turned away
In disdain and left the room; and
since that time there is one episode
in our life which we never refer Co.
Hsnce the tide Of our days flows BY
Ia deep and untroubIed serenity.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-29

CHRONOLOGICAL.

cHRoNoLOGTCAI,,
118O-Glass windows first used for
light, ae zats' 80, go
l2s6-.Chimneys first put to houses.
129O-TalIow candles for light.
I299-Spectacles Invented by an
italian. e sa sara
l3O2--Paper first made from linen.
1341-Woolen cloth first made in
England. a esaB a ss4a
14l0--Art of painting in OIL fesses
14iO-Art of printing from nova
BILE types. - So
1477--watches FIRST made in Ger.
many.
1450--variations in the compass
first noticed. 1'
1453-Pins first used in England.
15eO--Telescope Invented by Pc
Ia and Jansen. 80
l60l-Tea first brought to Europe
from China.
Theatre erected in England
by Shakespeare. @ 2esfsa 5
16o3--Thermometer Invented By
Sanctorius. s ee
1919 Circulation of the blood
discovered by Harvey. ~ ezs7
l625--Brick first made Of any re-.
eaired siGe.a- q
1626-Printing in colors invented.
l629--Newspapers first establish
163Q--Shoe-bnclxles first made. ii
l63S-Wine made from grapes in,
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Formally Complied with.

In Augusta, ne provision has been
made this winter for feeding and
Iodging the tramps. A vagabond
west TO tie police-station and want
el 10 sleep there.
I'VE oaiy lodge prisoners" said
the sergeant behind the depk. 50
'sYou only lodge prisoners re-
peated the vaaahond meditatively.
That's ALL" was the reply; lyon.
We got ts stlpal something. or az
saujt somebody, or something or
that kind. . .-elv ~
i've got 20 assault somebody or
sonlatisipg. Of that kind. . agaiz 1 re-
peated the Yagabond, thoughtfally.
Then he reached across the desk
with his long arm. and knocked the
sergeant ofhis stool. saying. .as the
Officer got up with his hand 20 bis
eye, "Give me as good n bed as yUu
kin, sergeant. 'csuee dent feel
very woll tonight - PSPefasd t1ff.l
A7yxs.-ag
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Buaalo nm MURDERS o sheriff.

Our readers will remember Buffalo
Bill. (Ion. W. r. CodyL who appear
ed here Ia border drama several
weeks ago. He IL a noted Western
scout. and after he finishes his win.
ter engagements on the stage. re-
turns Co the prairies. 9fs
A few weeks ago he went Co Tex
a., and after being there awhile the
sheriff Of Young county attempted
to arrest him, when he resisted. The
sheriff anil he drew their weapons &C
the same moment and fired together.
The sheriff's shot took effect, but
Buffalo Bill missed his mark. He
grasped . rife. however. and fred,
the shot piercing the heart of the
sheriff. killing him instantly. Buff
falo Bill. though badly wounded.
made his escape. The above partic-
.alars are gatherd from Texas pa
per. ~ aasse sass srt1 .gfal9as esi
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-29

ALBANY. Myrch l5.-Park Com
missioner O'Donohns appeared be-
fore Gov. Tilden today with some
newly discovered evidence in the
case OF Michael Murphy, the Manuel
murderer. sentenced to be hanged
ON the 7th of April FOR the murder
OF Mrs. Hnjua. Il has been ahown
beyont question that Murphy was
in Jersey City. thirty-two miles, from
the acene OF the murder at III o'clock
that night. and that no trains had
been run by which it would have
been possible for him TO reach that
place In the interval. Mr. O'Dono-
hue had letters from Judges Pratt,
Gilb,srt, and Barnard saataining bis
application for a communication OF the
sentence. and the Governor, being
satiulhed that the newly discovered
evidence warrants snch action. has
comuinted the sentence 20 impfison.
ment for life. Dir. q. Donohna has
taken = great deal or Interest in this
case, and was 90 overcome when
the Governor announced bis decss-
ion tllat, 20 uae his cwn words H.
cri,sd lie j great baby. -5.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-29
LETTER FROM McMEI.LAN's.
IRON ORE RETE W00LEF Fac
{ T0RH-T7B MANAGER " IT.
PURIFYING FRUIT TIE u
WHEAT LOOKS WELE.


McMrLLANs STATION. Tenn, Il
- March 22s 1876.
To the Editor Of the Morristown Gazette:
Perhaps it would not be. aIniss,
through your excellent columns. 70
say O few words about McMhlan'a.i
It was stated through your columns
sometime since about o aOurishing
iron ore mine at this place. am
sorry 60 say it has play ed out. t
was also stated that we were are 10
have q large Woolen Factory here.
That Is all true enough-it 10 expect
ed to be a great success. II Is now
in running order, under the control
of Mr.. Seyhorn. OF Kingston, Tenn.
Mr.. s. is man of great energy and
win be OF great advantage to this
little village. ~
MraW. III. Turley, of this place.
Is making preparations to put out o
large tobacco crop. ..ss..
We have a tobacco factory one
mile from this place. where we will
have our tobacco manufactured.
We are surrounded with all that
heart could desire. The fruit crop
will be an entire failure this year.
Wheat crops in this section are look
ing well. r. E.:
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Yats der how. dot leedle busy e.
Vas inproof dot shining hours? s
Veil i told you. is esss sq
Busy b Bahcnck vas got drunk
NIT der crook vhiskey. und he vas
improof dot shining hour drying 70
got sober. Is - sis i,sssa
Busy B Belknay vas dock in too
ninch OF dot Injnn Post pisllnesa. ind
he vas now drying 20 found ont ofer
il vas maaie ont Of pine or poplar.
but i dink now he found out vas
somedlng dot viii beach him. 9di ..il
Busy b Beecher vas shtill Tilting
along. fighting der olt Bowen of
contentious. und vas occnbying his
time drying TO outshwore him.
Carl Pretxeg - I'ass s.9si g.. - !
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-29

II YOU want Posters, HandbilEs. Lettcrhaadap
BiNheads statements, business Garas. Pamphlets,
or anything else IN Che line Of Printing leave yoAE
orders Rt the 0AZErrE efnces w1efe NneI VIII -
sxecuted in the neatest stye and nc leaa than city
prices Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge for
1Tork Contested Wfh f1e once - N
cOFrpeteut 10 do any work I'M that line with neat
ness and Rt the lowest prices. Magazine work es-
p@cfaIly soltcitea
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-29
DEPTH OF A MOTHERS LOVE.

A Case Of MeIabFanOus Group I'm
the mcyVEIIlams FamIIy-Little
PeneIope's Diet-Advice that
Should Have Been Heeded-A
Restless Night for Poor RIeFFll-
liams-Fhe Doctors Discovery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-05
757csGs--1,TJF Old IA NILY JOURNAL.
Col, uo,,inat,s Lecture.


The appended note comes to rs anonymous
Is, but contrary to our custom we publish It,
"a, the same time wishing oar fair contribu-
tor had complied with our rules by giving her
uame:
Last ThursdAy evening, (27thl our little
town was visited, not by Spring refresh
ius shower. as 50 many OF rs feared that night
but the gentle dew from lecture fell on our
hearts. refreshing its inmoSt deep. Struck by
4 master band, every chord was caused to Vi
brate with an intense longing after all that Is
holy. high aud beautiful Col. Holiday, OF
Winchester, charmel Us I know not how long
for time passe softly aud unheededl with
lecture on "True CIlture,' and surely from
every heart in the large audience which greet
ell him an echo OF true gratitude must have
come fir such an evening entertainment
70 comment on such lecture would DO to
Gid iGe gold, 10 paint the lily, or AID another
hue unto the rainbow" Suffice to say it was
beautiful. drawn from that foInt of lnsplra-
ton from which none are allowed 70 drink but
those who walk close with Cod Hope
thai the Literary Association will soon again
extend to him an invitation to elevate, instruct
and charm Us, for as the balmy essence Of the
rose perfumes the crystal vase OF the serasHo
In which it has once been contained, the sen
timeuis Of such a lecture, once planted IN our
hearts, must yield fair fruit.
SYgI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-05
About the Ground Hog.

Tie following Letter and Fable are the pro-
ductjons, uuaiici, Of a child less than eight
years Ola:
February 2-Groand-bos Day.
DEAR FREE pEEss;
want 10 say a word or two about the
Grounding tor Badger, as Webster would re-
markI. think thai an animal that would
6shta swarm of tees, oreveu Bear, ifhe should
happen 90 dispute the honey too closely, Is
not likely % lie frightened back TO his hole by
bis own shadow Besides, DO not thick that
animals, generally, take much notice OF their
own shadows. For another thiGg, | don't
believe q goInj-hr. can briaS bad weather.
ou: believe that IFS il,t because this is about
jhc tale Oh have bal weather. So, IN my o.
p.uioa. the superstition is altogether super
sti,ion. and the g-olul-hog is very much slan-
dcrcl about bringing bad weather. for | sup
pose that The blame is lIl put on him.
I'm have 70 say s55d-bve now.
Yours truly.
GREY HuUND.
For DE Free Press
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-05
FOR THE STATE SENATE.

WE are requested to announce r. HUME
~ BUTCHER, Esq, as Democratic. Conser-
vaiive candidate before the people, ior the posi-,
ton Of State Senator from the l2th Senatorial
District. composed OF the Counties Of Jefferson,
Berkeley and Morgan.
January y, 1876.