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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

A family of movers passed through
Pulaski Tuesday who looked as if they
came from Dirtville and were on their
way to Ragtown. Among them was a
boy whose eyes were crossed so badly
that he could see three times around the
courthouse. DR.. J. F. Grant saw him
and said: Glow would you like to have
those eyes Strengthened, boy?" 'Bully I!
Kin it be did?" "Come along and let's
see" And the boy followed DR.. Grant
turned to his folks with his eyes as
straight as a clothes line, the most de-
lighted creature you ever saw. His
mother said she didn't know whether it
was her boy with a new pair of eyes, or
anew pair of eyes with her boy. Parlaskj
Citizen.
We copy this paragraph with
great pleasure-to the credit of DR..
Grant. But the Doctor should by
all means extend the area of his Sa.
maratin practice. In other words,
he should, as others less worthy than
he have done before him, make
historic character Of himself in sim
gle jump. IF he be a professional
practitioner. not too proud to oper-
ate wherever business may call, let
him establish himself more thorough
ly in the hearts of his countrymen
by tackling the crooked eye sight of
well, say statesmen. For instance,
let him catch our present Chief Elk |
ecutive, either on the fly or as dead |
ball. There is q case of merab men.
tai aud political strabismus, as DR..
Grant must have already diagnosed,
affecting and disfguring the personal
and political pulchritude Of Albert
S. Marks, Governor of the State of
Tennessee. most unsightly and re-
pugnant to the eyes of the honest
and patriotic people who put him in
the place he holds. Can DR.. Grant,
by his science and skill relieve the
people of the State of the hideous
deformity that meets them at every
corner? If be can. let him, for the
good of his fellowman. proceed at
once to afford relief, and if there is
nothing left in the State treasury
out of the $4,000 appropriated by
The last legislature for the support Of J
crippled chickens, then we promise
Lhe Doctor to give him the aid and !
influence OF the great and good GA. .
zETTE to raise bis salary. by nickle O
to the proud pre.emi. Q
lence Of Savage and Wilson. And +
he people--if he straitens them /
syes-will rise up and bless him. I
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Senators Savage and Wilson have
been employed by Gov. Marks to
defend any suits that mag be brought
against the State by the holders Of
the "new ISSUE" and paid one thou
sand dollars each out of the treasury
as their retainer. Having gotten
held of the teat these lusty patriots
tug at il with vengeance.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

The Knoxville Republican thinks cit
is very doubtful whether the Legisla-
tive Acts abolishing various corpora
tions and prohibiting the Importation of
pistols are constitutional. The State
Constitution prohibits the Legislature
from passing Especial laws" with refer
ence to corporations; and the United
States Constitution gives Congress the
right so regulate commerce among the
several States The Constitutionality
of these Acts will soon be tested in the
Courts"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

In the House of Representatives on
the 10Th, Hon. r. L. Taylor presented
papers relating to the pension claims Of
Nancy Upton and of Elizabeth Bray
to the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
Also, papers relating to the claim of Mrs.
Nancy Johnson-to the Committee of
Claims. Also, papers relating to the
claim of the heirs of r. III. Murrell--to
the Committee on Military Affairs. Al
so, papers relating to the claims of r. z.
Bernard, TO the committee on Military
affairs.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

BY reference to our advertising col
umns, the card of Mineral Hill Springs
will be found. This well known resort
is now opened for the reception Of visi-
tors and guests. Its past seasons and
the virtue of its waters commends its
merits to the people Of every section Of
the South and Southwest in more com
mendable terms than we can offer. Mr..
Chas. Fl. Thomas, lessee and proprietor,
has had much experience in business Of
this nature, and will leave nothing I'M
done to make guests pleasant and COM
Portable. DIR. VIM. j. Heacker, is resi-
dent physician, whose services can be
had when required. For terms Of board
see advertisement.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

1t is only two dollars, we know, but
five of them make ten, ten make twenty,
twenty make forty, and so on, and yet
some people would be almost insulted If
we were to dun them for two dollars.
1t isn't the amount. 1t is the number of
amounts that plays the dickens with the
finances of country editors.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23
THE MORRETOWN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, APRLL IS, 1879.

The repudiation troops fought
bravely and must have their pay.
Senators Savage and Wilson get one
thousand dollars each, and the PEG.
ple paw it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Rev. J. G. Cowan, of Rogersville, was
elected Grand Chaplain at the last ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge, Knights of
Honor. We congratulate our accom-
plished and intelligent friend; and yet
the honor could not have been more
MnrthilY bestowed.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Kingston HaaOkeye: The County
Court this week fixed the rate of taxa
ton for 1879 at 80 cents on the 500,
with an additional special tax of 20
cents Ito liquidate outstanding liabili-
ties), and 10 cents for school purposes,
making the total tax for county pur-
poses go cents on the 800.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Col. j. M. Bewley has had substan-
tial and attractive horseback put up in
front of his residence. 1t was taken
from the butt of huge poplar, and win
afford great ease and convenience to his
family in mounting and dismounting
from their horses. Besides it will prove
a handy concern to his numerous coun-
try friends and relatives when they pay
him visit. The block looks so invit-
ing we are almost persuaded ourself to
borrow horse and test the ease in dis
mounting on it-especially about dinner
time.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Don't pay 81 for Hair Restorers. You
can buy DR.. Greenhalge's at SOC. It's
just as good and there is just as much of
it. Compare them, use it, and be con-
WINGED. Sold by G. A. MeNutt, Nor
ristoMn. Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Grant says he will not accept the
Republican nomination. Cesar thrice
refused the crown, but the prevail
ing impression is that the old gentle
man emily wanted little more coax
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

When the Confederate array was on
its shortest rations, Gen. Lee remon-
strated one day with a straggler for eat
ing green persimmons, and asked him if
he did not know that they were unfit
for food. Pm not eating them for
food, General" replied the man, " but
for the sake of drawing my stomach up
to fit my rations."
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

The peanut crop of Tennessee, the
New York Sun estimates, will reach
four hundred thousand bushels, and
is exceeded only by that of Virginia,
where the greatest increase from
year to year is noted.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Weldon IN. CO. Nescs: Gen. +. K.
ZolIicoffer, who was killed in Kentucky
during the war, was born in Halifax
county. Gen. Zollicoffer lived within
ten miles of Weldon until he was FIVE
years old, when his parents moved to
Maury county, Tenn. On the death of
DIR. Zollicoffer, of Maryland, after the
war, Gel. j. B. Zollicoffer, native and
still resident of Halifax county, be-
came the head of the family. and is now
by right of decent entitled to the old
baronial castle and lands in Switzerland.
Baron zollicoffer, an ancestor of Col.
Zollicoffer, was banished from his eoun-
try for bearing arms in defense of his
right, and came to this country.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Rogersville Spectator The County
Court ut the last term, levied the follow
ing taxes for the ensuing year: County
tax proper, 20 cents; Special tax, Is
cents on every 800 of property values
and 30 cents capitation tax.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

The Nashville american of Tuesday
says; Col. w. B. Reese and Judge Tur-
ley waited on Gov. Marks yesterday,
and informed him that as the attorneys
for clients owning between $45, 900 and
$50, 900 of Tennessee bends, they would
accept the proposed settlement of the
State debt at fifty cents on the dollar
and four per cent. interest.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Newport Reporter: Mrs. Alex Begal,
of Jefferson county, Intentionally scala-
ed and beat to death male child years
of age. The child was an illegitimate
heir and had been in the family of Be-
gal, its father, but about month, and
Mrs. Begal fell upon the plan of des-
troying the child.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Col. James Melton, of Roane county,
has received the appointment of Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue for the Knox
vile District, vice Gen. Jos. A. Cooper.
Col. Melton is represented as a genial,
clever gentleman, with ability to make
an efficient officer The Department
testifies to the ability of Gen. Cooper,
the retiring collector in the way he
managed the office.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

1t is announced that arrangements
have been made by members Of the
dramatic profession by which Gen.
Roger A. Pryor is to proceed to Texas
to assist the District Attorney in the
prosecution of Currie, who shot and
killed BENZ. G. Porter. 1t is proposed
to raise the sum of at least $4,000 to
cover his expenses.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Sullivan Landmark: Mr.. E. d. Baum
gardner has received the appointment
of Postmaster at this place instead Of F.
L. Baumgardner, decd.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

After LIST Of May New Orleans will
establish twenty days quarantine
against all vessels touching At South
American ports, at West India, or on
tae Gulf south Of Texas.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

According 10 the Second Adventists,
the world win come to an end on the
18th Of July. Let delinquent subscrib-
ers settle their newspaper accounts aud
be ready to meet their Redeemer on the
occasion. Our subscription book yet
contains the names of number OF per
sons whom we trust will make their
calling and election sure, by calling on
us, squaring their accounts, and getting
a clear receipt preparatory to their in
evitable journey on the day the prophet
has appointed, If he has spoken the
truth. Now is the accepted time.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

This is "court" week and lovely
weather for it. Our young people
should take advantage of the occasion.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

To Sam Dow The polywogs are
growing. Nothing less than a double
barrel win bring 'em to the bank.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Mr.. John Mathes, of the Morristown
Egg House, took trip out to Newport
last week to purchase a car load of eggs
and poultry. He did not get the birds
and fruit from some misunderstanding
and returned home not in the best of
humor with sort of a lingering contempt
for ye Newport merchants. He says he
will not be fooled by them again. John
pays the highest market price for what
he gets and is backed by a solid cash
principle.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

There are four metallic qualifications
which help man through the world:
Iron in his heart, brass in his face, silver
in his tongue, and gold IN his pocket.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Herald and Tribune !: Jonesboro' is no
more as an incorporated town. The
saloons are soon to take their exit. Some
are sad, but we are glad.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23
Local Notes and Other Ne,Os.

Morristown merchants are happy oyer
a brisk spring trade.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Buy your shoes at Earnest & Briscoe's
they keep the best.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

That little pest vulgarly known as the
flea has put in an appearance. He has
had his little beak sharpened on brick
bat as sharp as a cambria needle, and so
when he tackles you, dear readers OF
the GAZETTE, don't you rave, stave and
cuss, for it's no use, but just yield pa
tiently with a reflection that you may
perhaps catch him before the summer is
over and drown him in bowl of water.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

GA religion that helps a man
pillow all the week, but makes him sick
every Sunday morning just before church
time, does not amount to much. If the
average christian sees five dallars in a
trip to town on the rainiest sort of day,
nothing can keep him away; but light
shower at ten o'clock Sunday morning
will keep him away from church all day"
These hints were thrown out by a coun-
try preacher the other day.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

A Brief Social Revival at the
National Capital.
HOar's Eloquent PeroratiOn and
Thurman's RejOiner.

The Arena of Debate Transfer
red to the Senate.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

Buy your sugar and coffee at Earnest
q Briscoe's.
, 1879-04-07
TttE$POsT-0FFICE.
Distribution ot the Rooms in the
New Quarters.
Growth of ths: Basine., of tho olloe
Htnco 1889.

Tint portion Of tho new Custom House which
Is to TO devoted 10 the temporary quarters OF
the post.Onlco was hnLshcd Saturday, aud
turned over by supt. McDowsl. to Postmaster
Palmer. The work OF removal will bcgln Sat-
nrtiMY at noon. The oilict will probably be
cfnsctl during portion Of the dny, but at what
hour ha, not yet been decided upon. The en-
tito work OF removal will o0 done Saturday anti
Sunday 50 TINT ono week from to-day the Post.
OAec Will be settled, as tar as location is con-
cerned, It Is hoped, for some years to come.
supt. Mcdowell has completed his part Of the
work with eonlmanuable dispatch, which augu.s
we'll for the final completion Of the whole
building.
As Inns already been stated in TnB TRIBUNE
tho part Of the building TO 10 used for tho tom
porary quarters Of the Post Oilcq ts tho wcst
half Ut tile basement, fronting On Clark, Ad
ans, urtf jackson Streets.
THE LOCATION or TIE DETERRENT DIVISIONS
may be readily Understood from tho following
plan: :,
, 1879-04-07

The psttcQas Christina l,as receiyed the last
sarsatnens. Her condition ia hopeless. Tho
rftnccss a(aslu Christina Franchise ito Pnule
Antunctte, second daughter vi thu Duku do
Afuntpeaslor by h!s wife, tho lnfanta OF Spain,
htarfu Lol,fsa Fcrl|nulNl, wns horn at Seville,
Oct, 20, 1879. Shu was u sister Of thu latu
QIsrn Mercedes anll OF the Princess Marle ls..
bells, tho Wifu Of tlu Cuunt to Paris. l1cr
parents weso Harrcd Oct. III, l8ir, Oh thu sas,,o
day Lint Quecu Isabella, her ,nothcr'e sister,
was married 10 PrEncu Francois u'Assl4c, This
marriage Was doubtless intended as tncau8 Ut
seAt!nK tbs lcscendunts Of Louis Philippe on
tle Spanish thronc, as 1t WIS believed tliat tho
Qusolt's saurriags would ;. b. chidless.
Tue acheAle, however, fatsd ot success In
ull its saMsllsa.!ons First, Isabolla dtsappo!nt-
cd ali c4Peesa.!0na by having issue, talcu whom
sl.e wal ur.yen fr0M tle tllsolle by the machln-
atlpns Ut thu nuke dc Montponstar. tiiat psnce
was disappointed III hls ambition to By chosen
ktnsSt Nsnl llnaly hls mnrriage 81 tho rfnceaa
alefeedcs to her cousin. King Alfonso, failed ot
!tOt06}ect by her premature death inst year
without issue. It WIS theu surpassed tllat Prln-
voss Christine would ultimately have snarried
Alfonso, hut tliAt hupo IL nuw frustrated. Tic
bully rels,aininE chance for thu Duke to peEpctu,
ate s lno IN 6paits u through his gratMldaugh.
ter, tho daughter of tho Count ls Paris, wtlosa
marriage t3 the Ktng ot spain ia urgently do.
luaudtA by political circles III Maitld. king
, 1879-04-07

NJ Vtenna. Oh motion, Il was decided 10 for.
war.l tho tno1lcY thus tnr collected to tho suffer
era a. quickly aB posstbc.
- A. Committee , Ct Fyc, Including o, tho chalr. l.r
tnittoc, whose duty 7. shal he to close up the
collections nui st,rer!ntcnd thu aontllng of the
'nq,,Gy: ;!. An aaloarn;neat vas then lad' ,.o
E.oyF Fn sts ptns' so'esics s az ior ~
81: uimiele IN 4 Mccormick, IL; i. polcls-
nix, b; Frank Roehc; 81: John 4. I.
MTs.' Toss sfaa so s';s e. H. Low l. q ra.s1. asa1t g.
s.; G. j. Coylcy, 81; John Hide. 81, II. Il.
aciulelt &; ca. s.; !. =. Cross + Co., s5; II.
@: Kenyon. s1o; Wilson PaeHing Company,
81 sessna sS1ssffe!,ton George Il n51; ssa.ef
Culver Is Co.. slo; ,foh' l.: Iluneoct, *5;
rtrcuct Il Co.. So; 1.ar!ntnc {: To-, 81; 7. u.
Wcarc & Co., 81; casl'. 81; cash, 81.
MH iioRctlsTER's GERMAN DRAMATIC COMPANY
arneare,l luat evening In sartlou's celebrated
so'uc!ly, Der Lctzte Brief, flhe Last 1.c.tcr).
THIS Is onE VI tic finest nnA beat constructed
rlays Of ths ointment author, n,nt when prop
crlv purfurmcl cnsilot fall to riyo satisfaction.
1t Is unlike most Of sardon's, innsnuc!l as It
contains no emotional scenes whatcvor, but Is a
eantalns sons sos's Of o.%o % rtsnsy ea%s "l Il"
lus|ans TINT arc usually very Objectionable
tu american audiences. Tie same play wns
performed at Wurste:'s Theatre last sgason
It dil not win much Of enercss thnru owing
to tic lus,,ttlrency OF Mr.. Wurster's colllpauy
TO I'LL nil tho .parts with competent actors.
But IA was 10 bo "xpccted lust evening, with
every mart In the hanas of c0MpGscut actor,
thv success Ut The play was pronounced. - Mr.
Ravene's Interpretation Of I'roylxf ro, Nock,
tllv Young md enthusiastic explorer aud .rayel-
es, Wns litclt.n and currcet IN every particular
very good, but was little unnatural nsd atlif
III the srcoud net. Mr.. tteier's IA;rion, tho
, 1879-04-07
THE CITY.
AN EASTER MELODY.

I,
How b1tst and harry Is the miss
Thai hat 4 IN Enstcr bonnet.
Wllh.whaEs.ih their. names AMI thlnRnmmtesp
And ihlnRumnIiEs anon u.
How el,c Juth rntnc unto church late
ilef bnok drop In the n!slc,
And court attention, for hor hat
IL Of tht lAteAt style.
II.
How too doth tho unhappy gill
Whnao ph want short OH wheat,
90 carly and concral herself
IN hn ntic0nsplcnu118 sEnt;
How tcatA cnlisBr down her innocent nose.
Whereas 8he thinkcth not
They kno'Y sho kmows tllay knew hers IL
All old mado over has.
III,
Aims, ROOF gIsi. That wecpest sore
And wlat1eEt thon watt lend.
Full we'll thou kGoWtat tha bitter ttn{h
That Whats. hls: :na,nu hath eald:
IA fOrrDw@B crown 0f suft1W IL
Remembering hotter 'thfhrs.
When others haye them 10 put oh
'Tts thns tho poet sings.
".
Int stlll havo hope. era Easter Day
Returncth once acnin.
Their ias prrcha,scc tnhy have gone short
while thine went 1onH Ut grntm:
Then they rl,all sft ttku guilty things
While thou along ihe aisto
Shall swcep Il, boots. drcte, eactlue, and hat
All Of tho latest hfyls
, 1879-04-07
CRIMINAL.

Henry McCabo Is locked up at Tho Armory
elsargcd with forcibly cnteslHg ssveral> out
houses upou tho .prcau,scs of Hugh Mcsiuhon,
Ut tls corner ot Thrty-ciehth und Wullaru
strccts. aua stealing tlereftou soma hams and
some llye poultry.
Juhn AicDcrmott and Alfred Tulfosd, clal1n-
lug to bc employees ot ilalsted street pctsou-
axe, kuowu " "Cuilea Tou,," wcru arrested Ut
, 1879-04-07

The Board OF 1rusteks met Saturday after
noon ut tic yiage,--aIE present except Trustee
Coy. Quite number uE pcrsoua wrre present,
-cxpcctlsg .lat tllr new Doar,l would taka their
scats, ,-nmotg them 4 large number Of appli-
eants for office. i, j
A largc number of,hills wcro ordered paid,
among thcu tho fo!lowlng: II. V. Freeman,
attorney, for two months services, sEs3;'3:
Ja,nes ii. bowcl,, CSnptroller, Balnry, sle5;
commission us Collector, sGy.20; for incidental
cxpcnsrs, s1s,10; tor oillee Expenses, SITE;
for services OIL special assessments, 1854.
The following was passed:
Resogrea, That tho County Treasurer md Col
Icctur TO- md hereby a.e, nutlurlzel and directed
to receive at par saluc in payment nf Hii village
taxes and wntrr sppelHL assessments any anu alt
S% eSst e sae "
nuthorlxcu aud dlrcctad 10 receive the eatd war
hSn WI "t coiisetoa a so be o1s seevnSe II % o
manner q ly fcs
4 petition was presented asking recount OF
tho votc, On uccotlnt OF its eiosopess aud tho
liability to errur, ,h
!. y lct.cr wns received dcnyIne tho charge Of
Irregularities ut the browns Mills precinct.
As t!,e Board wished to a'lviso Oh tho petition
and letter. thor Wcf&reEcFrcl to tho Judiciary
Conn,ittre. WHO ilLropurt tutlay nc s O'CLOCK,
md then Tic yotca Viii probAhiy 10 canyassel
Tic election for tne,ubprs Of tho BuarL uf
E,!ucatIon uf Distritt No, /, Hyle Tark, was
hvld Saturday uyuu!hg, and resulted: Iieury ii.
| Wrirht, Dl5: Il, ClnlInorc, al|; u, A, Uirivh
i1-uirctlng thu two ilrst np,lei,
G. ii. Fnrty WAS ujortcI Schuol DIrcctor Of
| District M. 4. rcreIVfn,r lB yutcs to iU for Il
| L. UiiGert.
HyANsrou.
n,o ,,u,,1o r-,r,.,us hi, .,, oa,o,,,oa ,pe,t-
,,,. ttia, s,,.ins n,, w. 9, =
s ,s Eua5 -, o,s.ns,a 1a1,.s.. a. -
"u,i. n,i. - ~ "r.IS1ss,,., .Is1. ~ I,,',t,r,
nG!I nII w"s a," M "mn r,n,,ns, ~ 1rnM,s
Ssvrrni rn,,nrs var. fllH.1 .1, r.,,,t,rf ~ Inn
rrsasurer fur March sllt,wel rorulpts of s4,O55
disbursements, 81, ,TS u,l bulnilcu Ut, fiau OF
| El5,ySi. Al. urtIinut,ru was I,usset !lrcnalng
| ,iut,las &. Conuor mud W. y. Ki,Ihall to lay d
Wat4r-ptpn III Lis aluv running through l5tuck
| ~, frou, {iyeruW1ioA street south. Messrs.
Cllarles Woouford, n. G. luinhart, unl q. +.
DraJley Wcru si1,y,ptud ju,tacs tor thu rolnIIg
YIlore ELECTION. ulut ", II, kupx clerk
t)yur 2OU eitixaus llaye BlrneA call
| for u public mecttlly to bp hejd tp Jennl,lgsi
Hall fAursduy ovu4ltilg. for tho purp,,se Vt dis.
gI1sstur Ylllavu 1inulcts ulll nominating coming
| utlcerK,
Dini4op McLaren confirmed c,ass ut St,
Mark's Enseupul Church last Wednesday, cyut,.
lux. =
, 1879-04-07

Alfonsu was tenilcrly nstachcsi 10 his cousIu
mud slsscr-in-law. tho l'rlncess. now OIL hor
tlcath-hed, md It Is prohal,ir Tint he wonll
OF mourning for QJ1enn Mercclea. hcr hittcr. i.
, 1879-04-07
MILITIA NOTES.

The Sixteenth Battalion nro expecting COL
orcd company from St. Lbuts to visit tlem In
this city come timc nest month to drill for q
prize. ts'
Col. Brazcc, Of the Tl,lM Regiment, located
at Rockford, Frceportt Aurora. Joliet, etc,
has sent an invitation to- the different military
organizations in this city 10 sena representa-
tivcs to participate In tlieI cncamumcnt to taku
placc ut Frccport OIL tllb'.:8d, 4ti1, md 5tll Of
July. Tho Invitation hn5 been pretty generally
accepted. .n
Tic First Regiment infantry Inns tnnNgurntcd
iirst of whict, was ticlA last wrek. a larga
number Of spectators occupied the galleries,
hnt owing 10 thu fuct lhht tho int1nnurs hid
bcrn down 10 the Artif0ry three times during
tho week there WIS VERY small representation
Of tho Regiment III rnnks.s
, 1879-04-07
DEATHS.

Avoid ruinons cosmetics and uso Tint wholc,oms
brnutlner-H}unns sulphur Soap.
, 1879-04-07

Parents. mothers, nnssoa, DO not fnil to give \.
Bulls laugh Syrup to thu ltlo for n ct,es
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