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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-10
A BAD BROTHER.
7. C. McCracken of CrookstoD, In Trouble
Brother who Skipped the Cause.
fQ,o,;,1 T,l,r,,u, A..

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CRooKsToN, MINI, Nov. 9.-Trsveling Auditor
Willis, OF the st. Paul. Minneapolis Z Manitoba rail-
way carne up Friday with Capt. @. H. Mix to initial
the later as station agent, relieving T. G. McCracken
who has been agent since last April To-day it was
discovered that Mcoracsen was short in money &C
count, some 5000 and shortage exists on stored
goods. McCracken says ne will replace the shortage
tomorrow, but tho company have had him arrested
for breach of trust and defalcation and he is in the
hands of the sheriff tonight. He will get bail to-
morrow. Much sympathy Is expressed by citizens
for MeCracken, not one of whom believe him guilty
put charge the discovery to his brother, E. r.
McCracken, youth who has been his clerk and
skipped the town Wednesday leaving his family here.
I. G: McCracken is unmarried, is a fine young man.
and has protected his brother before in scrapes.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-10

ated near several other buildings, to which the
flames quickly communicated, and destroyed
two stores and five barns. Loss estimated at
$780, The fire is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-10

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-06

earftst batst leidt bic @unf hes Gene
rails Serldsr,eu, uap bas 1T pthttser.
Sat Der General Elm Seitamsnt ssmaht !?
Du IHreiba tein Wurt unp Id, babe Did
bod sebeten, Dir bariiter @ewibhett gu
psrlhaFen. Define 8adfetr TT unamsanss
lid notbwenbis niat ippcal bst INNER
Idwteriaeren Mbmidluus msner pscuaia'
rem Nnsslsssnbsitsn wssen, ais Stelmebr
aus elmer piel pidttssren rtlahe. sBera
@orunscrp funpist fih isbr anselessnt'
lid nod Dir unO ibre Mutter bat sssen
mid @orts fallen lafsn, pelAs mir bie
rsber,susuns ssbsn, bab Du nnr an;u'
tlopfen braudf, um bic reids Braut eeim,
,ufatren. Dsra 1T ssrace tsine SaSm'
belt, aber 1etr reid. Das Sente wobl,
mein @otn. Sbre Mitsift bIrfts Did
Ielbf iibfr eine perfeblts grblaait trSiten.
Nit bittsrsm Qdheln leste gDlaetmr
ben Brief ,ufammsn. sttin, Muttsr, ea'
gu sitt esin @ctn f& nidt msbr Der, bas
ii poratsr. Sd CLAUDE, Id bate frater
stne fplde partte MAIDEN tGnnen, obne
mein 6er3 3u frasen - aber jeBt z Stein,
jsbt himmermsbr SD fann elmer Qisbe
entlassn, aber mid, psrtaufeu - nismals !!
SOrteBun8 foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-06

- lleber Die 1dmahppus 8fbannluna
zines ameritanilhsn girssrs auf Der Snlsl
CUBA pilo aus Baittnstua tslssrapbtrt {;
6err gparts wirb In Rur;em bic gin3sl.
beiten elmer neuen @epalttbat Der euean,
idsn Betorben ss9eg einen amsrifaniietsn
Sureer, ben befanaten eubanilhen patrics
ten SterR Mtsuel 9. garnsts, ben bsf.
gen 8ertrstern Der 1paniidsn Nseieruns
untsrbreitsn. Sberf Barnsts wures am
16. .. 81. son 3met birserIid se,leiosten
Ber(Onen I'm 5aufe 1eines grubsrs In
Watan5as perbafset nno sefeifelt mad Dem
Statisnsbauie sebraht, no man ibn In
cine ,3elle NIT elmer Nn1abl 5arbissn elm.
ihlob. Niemano laste tbm, mas fur elm
Bsrsetu ibm 3ur eaf selsst werbe unr
iein Verlansen, Dem ameritantlheu Con.
ful porsefiibrt ;u wtrbsn. wurbs runemss
abSsi&lasen. Nan fpsrrts TIN lpater In
einen Mbort etn. no er bis gum naGasn
Morsen psrblteb unb bann, tranf por @tel
unp NIT auf ben Nlden sebunpen.a 5dnpsn
mad eem giisnba6ntUf sebradt wurps. Der
ibn. iiitrence lieutenant reiesrte itd ibm
gu fassn pobtn man i'm brinsen wolle ubsr
i'm oem amerfanifden goniul pcr3uflbren,
bod ertlidte gurnetr sludidsrwsile am
Vabnbpf einea Bsfannten, benz ct surief {:
uYrctslIre in msnsm Namen betm ameri.
tanifhsn Gcniul." Barnete alaubt. bae
aaein bisler umfano itm bas 9sbsn rettsts.
gr ipurbe per gilenbabn nah Sos Cruces
une BON ta mad @isnfueeus gebradt, no
er I'M Stations6aus elnaelperrt murbe.
9lad Mttterna6t fabrten TN swei Pcliai.
ten uno Elm @crppral Der Snfanterie auf
umweSen aus ber 5taot unp Darnste
slaubte nun fher bab ct unYerlebsns
warbe nisosrseI6oiIen wsrbsn. gr per-
iuh!e gu entFieben unb muree erI6oJen
tsibt bunn ter Uffi,ielle 8sritt in 1olden
5dlltn. Die 6tnrtdtuns untertlet iepcrt !;
ss eri@isn pISblidb Elm rsitsnoer Bete auf
ofm S6auplob, Der NIT 8aruetes Beelei.
tern ttne Hliternbe llnterrebuna Bate,
ucrauf Der 9stanssne mad Gtenfaeaos
3uriidsfbraht wurbe. Mm nddlfen Mor.
gen waroe er gum Batnbof gefi9rt uno
nun sns bic 8eife wisbsr suriid mad pa.
pana. no Barnete Dem Stcretar bes @es
nsraleapitdus porseflbrt mnrbe, Der i'm
nab farSem 8erbSr sntlise unb erllarte,
feline gsrbaftuns iet cine unssredtfertiste
gswsisn. Barnete wirp In fur,sr 3sit In
| Stem. gJort eintreffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-06

- poli,siRunte In Bern. Ser @ruBe
aatb bss &antons bat 70 sbsn Elm neues
Birtbldaftsselss beratbsn unb anaeuom.
men, pelhes, als auf rspublitaniiGem
Bossn aepadien, bes gersleides balt.r
irobl aud fur @merita BON SnterelIe III.
glad hieiem fcfort In Rraft tretenoen
Gsisbe maFsn 1dmmttite Dtrttidaften,
NIT ausnabme Der &sqsrwtrt6iaaften,
pel@e l6un 9 llbr Nbenb niht mebr
wirttsn burffn, UNI II ubr seldloi1en
lein, jebc6 tann Der p;rtb btes aud
fhcn frlbsr tbuu. 8silsnoe, llebernadter
unb aelhlcdsne 0eleqldaftsn BET fsifli&en
Qnlaiisa flno BON Der gsspFtdtuns bes
gsrlaffns Der Wirtbfdaftsn um IL ubr
ausssnommen. Dine gswilltsuns bss
Nesierunastattbaltsrs barf tein Dirtt
tansen lafen. GsRselsbt fnb feds Or
eentlthe Santiago. an pelden bic Dtrtte
sesen sine @ebiibr bon Gr. cine Eau;.
beplGtsuns auswiyfen fGnnen. Nuser.
orpsntlihe 5an5bswillisuns,n wsrben nur
3ruet fiirs Sabr pemieltsn Dirtt unb aeaen
cine Gebabr bon 20 ST. ertteilt. gereinen
unb 8efeQfhaftsn tperben anlabli4 pom
Satresfsiten San,bswillisunsen, w.lde
nidt als 6Tsntlit ansetanOist, ssa.n cine
@ebabr BON S Gr. semdbrt. SIR bic
OTsntlihsn Sansbelufisunasn III bic 3ett
bes aan3sns BON 3 l1tr Nadmittaas Sfs
II utr absnhs ansslsbt; an boben
8sftaaes iowie adt Sage pprb.r barfen
tetns San,bewillisunsen ausasfellt perben.
Sn gao' unb 8uranfalten, 70 mie In
GremeenpsnilOnsn barfen, menn feline
YublitatiOn srfelst, Obne bslonbsre @sbabr
tlsine aan3bsluifisunssn abssbalt.n wer.
ben. Sn ben Dirtbidaften birf.n obne
Bertlisuns Der Srtepoli,ibsb6rpen tsne
WuiifauTubrunsen uno Saauporltsllun.
gen gu Grwsrts3wsdsn lattfinben u. {. 10.
Sst ustsrtretuns Der Volt5stfunbe wirb
Der Birtb nit $40 6r. beftraft, bic
Safe NIT 2--l0 5r. BEL uebertretuna
Der gsfllmmunsen iiber bic Sansselulti>
sunssn nit $50 ST.. unb BET Der Der
Be ifimmunsen iiber Shau aeaunssn uno
gclfs: geluitisunsen NIT 800 Grantsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-06

smpfns srlerer ben SIR ten Srlcf bsn
ruifildsn 8cti6after In Yaris, gu ldnssrer
@uoien,; Der Turl SrIoff fhun beur.
laubt, tsbrte iufort at bic 9eine 3uriid
unb latte eias lanes untsrrsbung NIT
Ssrrn @aeeiaeten. 0lsia3eitis faf srtalt
Der eten erit In Berlin antpslsnb setvslsns
peutide 8otldaitsr am 5ofs BON ct.
Deterature, @sneral BON Sdwsinib, BE.
liimmte SnitrutttOasn, srnRlia sesen ben
Son Der ruflf&en prsRe esssn Dsutld,
Lamb Vsrwabrung ein3uleesn; pa3u ei.
3c(l .NSrselsen BON rulFlder Sete, Die
gsritimmuns iibsr bic su 8ublano's 1lad
seraee BON Deutfhlanb 70 sneraifh tetrie.
benen 8ot Fdtsmabreesln sessu tie psli
ieinsrseit, Der gsrSrub iber gismards
einsrsifsn In Die dssptiiden gsrbdltniiTe,
far5um, es 1T auf btslsm Gsbiste niht
mebr aaes bsim Qltsn. SIR beuts follsn
nar abatiaGen ansefItrt weroen. Die
gstraatunsen iiber bic Gage Deutldlano
gu Seiterred, unb Jrantrsth Dor 13 unb
9 Sa6ren ssrmas Sebermann lslbf an3u.
ltsllen."
sSsnn Elm amttiAes glatt bersletden
an bsrsorrassaotr Steue brinst,lo bat Das
1fosnfalls grnifes 3u bebsutsn. 8eusidt
tabsn isne Diplcmaten &sdt, ruslde bes
5urItsn Bismard entsessntommenbe 5al.
tuns Dem Centrum aeeeniiter nit oielsr
politildsn Sage In gertinouns trinssn,
inosm is ausfi9ren, bab es benz 8sids.
tan3ler barauf anfomme, anssfdts Der
ilaptl@ ultramcntan. ffuOalsn Coalition,
mslde tn Sffierreid purd bic lstten
Wablen ans 9tucer sslanst fno. lfd bes
ultramontanismus auf aue Sale ais
Verbanosten su Ssrfaern, 70 bab bic
Sirsibifa a'itapifden Jsinps bee beutiden
8sidss. islbt im Sale zines 3srwiirfnifss
unisesrfeits nit 8ublanp purA pas elert.
tale Clement In Oaasrrsih I'm 3aum
gebalten werbeu tGnnten.
(BsrI. 1aseblatt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-06

- slus @aniter, %. Suli, f6reibt
man benz rGinc. golfSfrb.": Wtilitar<
selhidten bulten uns in beitdnbiser Span<
nun9. Saum iino bic Sratalitdten, Selblfz
mcroe uno Yerurtbeilunsen in ben iio>
beutiden Garniiunltapten, ,pie 6rantf tfurt,
Wir5burs, Wain5 &C., in ben 6inter<
sruno 9etreten, ais aud aus unierer 0eabe
bon dbnltaen traurigen GresnIIen Be-
rlatet perben mnB -Sitr3li9 entleibte fid
in Wtinoen elm Sauptmann, uno einiee
Gage na4ber erihO6en li9 swei semene
Sploaten.-3u WeIel murbe in oer ppri.
gen Wp6e ein 2ieutenant permiBt; AM
oierten Gage mad ieinem Yerl4minben
fanp man ieIne 2ei9e in einem @ebBl,s
bel cer Stao& Sod an bemIelben 9aSe
erld,nB ii4 eaielbit etn anoerer Sfii,ier
nno man brinst ben Cob bes @rlteren nit
benz Selbltmcrbe beS 2eeteren in Yerbin=
euns. am 20. Suli eri9oB li4 auf benz
ireien Ylaee oer &aierne aui bet aesioi=
StraBe gu Wtitniter Elm Seraeant in fSplae
zines perbrieBliden YorfaQes 5wilden ibm
nne ieinem Sauptmunne. gu Bielefelp
ba6en li4 swei iunse Ofii,iere bueairt,
mptei elmer berlelben iebr idmer perleet
murbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-06

- llstr bic srIailid fart erfaltstsn
ys5sbunssn ees osutidtn NeiAss ,u
Ru6lane trinst bic omtlds ,, Darmltdbtsr
3situns" on her Spibs ibrfs Blattss pom
s. Sult sinsn &rmartiisI, ber bel ben
tt!anntsu gssisbunssn tisfss Blattes ,um
Darmldbtsr 5pis unp btfsn 8erbinoun.
gen gum Dstsrsturesr Cabinet aqe Be.
ahtuns Strbient. Der Nrtifel lautet;
Berlin, 6. Cult. Die Bs,ieSunasn
3pti6sn bem tsutldsn Neibe urb
Nublaae ano feinsswses mebr, pis 1s
warsn, ie fnb pislmsbr re&t ernGe ae.
woresn. @statien Sis itr.m gsridtsr.
fattsr, baraaf auimsrliam ,u mad,n, bas
auf. pieitm Ofbiste nantuki poraebt.
mas In srObfu publitum faum betannt
uns wsnn, 70 ni&t ssnasenS beaaist
rtrb. 5isr tann 20 fld nttt etwa parum
rtanesln, stneR 4riss in Sidt.artifel ,u
f&retben, fpnbern IfbisIih sarum, Stat.
fa&sn aus ben !sbien Dodsn an3ufibren,
tie seniiafnSe gtrsiLiHter usrf.n. Qsu.
lid pafilrte Surf UertiHatoif Berlin,
stae ben Garasu 0ismard aud nur Il,
fpre&sn. Raam I'm Babe anssiemmsn,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-06

- 8om alten gr @oup. Namlep e..
3a9lt man Nls prin3 Mlsris In @a.
ibingtcn mar, arransrte man ihm au
Gbren einsn Dampfer NuaNus ua& Nount
gsrnpn, au wsl6sm mebrsre Senatoren,
earunter aud unfsr fanftissr &rIsesmiui.
fer, eingelaren warfn. Die ii6riaen
@onsu bmitslisber, welde msif nur
namfrtdnilh" serllanoen, eriiaten fa por
ben rnfiifGsn @dfsn lh.u In bic gde, pur
Der nnsrfrcrene alts 8am1ty mad;e fa
an Zen priuasn bsrap, uns gsiee umtsr.
bisltfn f6 balp IN elmer Sprade, bic
wsbr sintfrwalelsrild, nod plain Eng.
lish mar. vglun feb mai @iner esn
altsn aamity," iaste Cameron Der asItere
gu sinsm @olsesu, psr seraebt lsaar
MuiGi4. $50 bob fe ui Der Ssse
e'lo0e," fasts 8amisy fpatsr sinsm Dsut,
ltsn, bsm a bas grletnib .r,dblts,
urpeii&t ubsr, mas mer s'lamme 'iprots
babe, Deitlh wpr'e."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-06
Nuf Der @tlenbnhn purbs fiir,lih hi

- Guf Der Gtlenbnbn wurbs tiirslih bic
al's Jrass, Oh 1ostbe Uber ShiQsr srSBsr
ist bab'n seaneert, oh Berlin Obsr Ores.
ben fh0nr fti. Gin mtbilsr 9srlinsr,
strpas srpbmadtis. sntfGisp yNatirlld
10 Berlin idssner psnn Drespsn t,bssrt
au feiner l1mieieno," wprauf Elm Rpsler
uSdGfsr" tntsesnsts Das mab @ie
wctl watr lsin bsnn isbnis, bdrufs, MIR
frisstn Ole isBt In Drdi len ben Bsrlinsr
Wtnb aus erfsr 5anp."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-24
- Apt CPaiO..s

ANY one who can learn to write can learn
to draw. New method Of drawing patent
ed 1877. An art that any one of ordinary
taste can acquire after few hours instrnc-
ton. Pupils make better pictures in one
week by this process than they could in
one year by the old ways. Portraits drawn
from photographs to any size in a few
hours, Landscapes sketched from nature
or copied from any kind of picture ms
system has received the most liberal en-
dorsement from prominent artists. teachers
and engravers wherever presented. sue
cess to each. pupil assured or no charge Tor
.,,;+;on Over SEQ pupils in New York city;
$40 in Boston, 318 in New Orleans, 4OO IN
chicago, and so on. All interested invited
- call at Prof. Miller's studio at Lindsey
Gallery, examine drawings, and ask CUES,
tions. Learn to draw or pay noth nothing:
| Visitors welcome. ml9uH
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-24
INSTITUTES AND CONVENTIONS.
A Circular from State SuperintE ndenl
TrousdaIe o.. the Subieet.

OFFICE OF STATE SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, NASHVILLE ~,
20, 1S79.-The Congressional 1nsti 1or,ts
and Conventions of SuperlnteInpu1ooH - -
and Teachers will be held III 1919 d
follows: oo,rt,- luna
p, % and "a. I'll 1oond
Huntingdon, Carroll county, July
IS, IL and is.
Lawrenceburg, Lawrence county,
July, so, 81 and Aug. l.
Fayetteville, Lincoln county, Aug.
Is, IA and IS.
Lebanon, Wilson county, Aug. p,
% and %.
Sept. 10, ii and L.
! RogeTsville, Hawkins county, sept
| u, % and 20.
Swestwater, Monroe county, Oct. S
! 9 and 10.
Chattanoogu, Hamilton county, OF
%, 80 and 81.
County SuperiuieDdents, School Di
Tectors and other CiJiZgns who feel al
interest in these Institutes, in To
counties inwhich they are held, are re
uuested to select the working com NIT
tees OF arrangements, entertain eD'
music and reception, and oIrespoH'
in relation to the same with this once
Suggestions from County SupeTlntenu
EMS ard teachers, throughout eaci
Congressional District, with Ieferenc
to the programmes, are solicited, i
advance of the time for preparing an
printipp the same. 1t is earnestly It
duested that all friends Of the caus
will use earnest efforts 10 make thes
annual institutes an efficient means Q
entertainment and instruction TO a
who may attend hereafter, as the
{ have been in the past.
LEON TROUSDALE,
; State Supt. Public Schools
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-24
p.osecs The system from s.aiari",

Tt i possible to do this even in regions q
coun.rv where uiasma is most .ife. a1d where
the periodic fevers which it cluses assume their
most formidable types. The immense opularitS
Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is very largely
attributable to the fact of its 'thcacy as reneoy
for cbills and fever. bilious remittents, ana as
preventive of the various FIRMS OF malaria uls
ease. In those portions OF the west ana 0OU.u
where compla nts of tsis nature prevail dhu -
the Tropics, i. Is particularly eStsemeo iot tHo
protective iIhaence which 1t exer's anu y 80
80, verv widely adopted as a substitute fer the
8a- carous and comparativelv ineffective aka
Ioi5- suInhate of auinine. Physicians have mol
baAp among the last TO conoede its merit ana
the emphatic professional Endorsements wnlcn II
has received have added 10 the reputation 1t mas
obtained at home end abroad.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-24
AWise Deacon.

" Deacon Wilder, want you 20 ten
me how YOU kept yourself and family
so well the past season, Wheh an 'he
rest of us have been sick so much, ana
have had the doctors running to Us SO
long"
:. Bro. Taylor, the answer is very
eazv. used Hop Bitters in time and
kept my family well and saved large
doctor bills. Three dollars worth OF II
keptus all we'll and able to work al
the time, and will warrant it has cost
Won and most of the neighbors one &c
Iwn hundred dollars apiece to keep slcB
the game time. guess you'll take my
medicine hereafter" See other col
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-24
Rsviv,ng the Bristol EOrder Fair.

According to the Courier, meeting
vas held in Bristol last Saturday for
the purpose Of reviving the Border
Fair. MIR. Jas. NJ. Barker was elected
President; john Oyler and John u
King, Vice-Presidents W. d. ne
Croskey, Secretary, and w. w. Davis,
Treasurer. The organization Is to be
called the New Border Fair Assocla'
ton. It is provided that 100 shares o
stock of s. each shall be subscribed
and paid up by the 1at of July An
other meeting was to be held To-Day
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-24
.ovs,,,e. At the opera aousc.

We understand that an entertain~
ment is to be given at the Opera
House on the evening of the Both inst,
which promises unusual attractions
Three novelties will be presented
Hayden's Children's Symphony, q
scene from II. NJ. 5. Pinafore, and a
Fan Drill; the last, taken from Addi-
sons Spectator, has been popular in
other cities during the past season.
When we are further informed in re-
gard to the particulars Of the pro-
gramme, we will present them to our
readers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-24

The Loudon Journal records the ac-
cideutnI death Of ]. Il. Fritts, which
occurred near Oleander, Ala, on the
nth inst. He had started from Lou
don with his family few weeks since
for Texas, going by wagon. 4 cores
popdent 81 the Journal tells OF the
sad occurrence as follows:
"As they approached this place
shower OF rain overlook them. Mr..
Fritts went behind the wagon TO see,
perhaps, if something was not getting
wet He took hold of gun, pulled 1t
slightly, and the hammer caught on
the bow Of the wagon bed in such a
way as to cause the gun to fire. He
received the whole load OF five buck
shot and some squirrel shot into the
left side of his neck. He never
breathed afterwards"
The people of the community ex-
hibited commendable sympathy, took
charge of and buried the remains
The family will return at once tC
LOudOn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-24

CAsw JaeksOn's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
It's hot, and no mistake.
Sweetwater is in want of an ice
cream saloon, according to the DEM
OcTdt.
Bristol ia to have an election in lie"
days to settle the question as to the re-
moval Of the pOstoffice. postmaster
Willard desires TO remove, but i5 not |
willing to Do so until he gets al eX- |
preston from the people.
The third quarterly meeting al the
Second Nj L. Church commences to
day a. IL O'Clock, a. M, by Rev.
J. \. RuLiv, Presiding Elder of the
Knoxville District, Hols,on Confer
euce. Al! are invited to attend.
Cleveland Banner On Thursday
morning OF last week, the down pss-
zenger train killed five milch cows in
the vicinity Of this place, and some
one remarked that il was not a good
morning fer the business either.
Hon. a. a. Taylor, of Carter
county, has, as we learn from the Post
accepted an invitation to deliver an adj
dress before the Atheuian Literary
Society of the East Tennessee Wes-
leyau University, a. Athens, on Friday
evening, Both inst.
Monroe Democrat /: a little son Of
Nr. Gus \. Walker, on. Fork Greek,
while running across a fOot-lOg last
Friday, on his way home from school,
fell of and broke both LODes or his
right arm between the elbow and
wrist joint. Mr.. Walker Get the little
fellows arm. He Is doing well.
saws the Monroe Democrat OF
Thursday: Mr.. Lorenzo Stratton, from
Grassy Cove, Cumberland county. ar
rive,. ~ .swtetwater last sunday with
% Augora goats, which be shipped
Monday TO JohBsOu's City, 10 Gen. J.
Il. Wilder, and they viii be driven
from ;hlt point to Roam Mountain,
North Car lina, for Gen. Wilder.
From the Post We Learn that ouI
Young lriend, Horace Hickox, who
yvss resident OF our city for several
years, and recently went 10 Colorado fol
the benef I'll Of his health, hes returned
and is making his home with hi:
uucle. NJ. L. Phillips, Esq, Athens
His many friends wilt regret to Learn
that the change of climate did no
have the desided effect.
Paul Kincaid, the c0loTed self
constituted lawyer, who has been il
considerable trouble during thi
Criminal Court, put in some NOR
good licks pleading his own case befor
the court and jury yesterday. 81
secured a new trial on his laEcen.
case. then had his new trial afterwaTd'
and by his pleading procured verde
of lot guilty. he still remains in jai
however, on the gaming cases,
which the jury failed to agree and
mistrial was entered.
The Cleveland Banner gives yer
encouraging account Of the CROWN
wheat prospect in that vicinity.
speaking OF the crop of Capt. }.
Raht, it says: GOOD judges say b
forty acre field will average thiTt
bushels to the acre. That's might
hard 10 beat. 1t was in foil head al
bloom a week ego, and we discover'
no signs Of rust about it, Sever
others are mentioned ss coming clio
I'd to this also. The Banner man bin
self boasts, however, of being ahe'
of any one else. He says in his pape
IF P Dickinson, Esq, of knoEviiI
could see our wheat, We think
would be induced to sell out Il
Island Home" and move to Clev
land.
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rbe Hycunan,s Southern missionary So
cieFy,

Rev. DR.. D. G. Kelley returned yes
terdav morning from Louisville wher
he has been attending the annual
meeting of the Woman's S0utherh
Missionary Society. He says that rep
resentatives were present from eignt
Southern States. They uecioeu "
send one woman missionary 70 ChIn1
and establish an addItlonal school
The Society has only been IA eAistau rl;e
in the Southern Methodist ChuIch Ioi
. car INIT has made remarkable pro-
fess,-NQ8hUilie American
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FIRE INSURANCE
Hu. L.. EEcCIung, Agent.

-Rtna, of Hartford, Connecticut.
State OF Nashville, Tennessee.
ms. Co. of North America, Phlladeiphls
National of Hartford, Connecticut.
Georgia Home OF Columbus, Georgia.
Lancashire of Manchester, England.
Office second floor of Postoffice building
Having canvassers. his personal attention
is given mainly to office duties.
May 18th, 1879-m18d2m.
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1.-THE FURRY in Stocks"

Always means an opportunity for
some shrewd and lively operator to
make a handsome profit. Messrs. Law
renee & Co, Bankers, II. Y, have es-
tablished the new combination system
for onerating in stocks, so that capital
In apv amount from s. to $50, 600 can
he used profitabIy st any time that
NAV suit the customer. BY poo!lng
the orders of thousands of patrons INTO
one immense sum, and operating
them as a mighty whole, under the
most experienced skill, vast profits are
made, which could be gained IN no
other way. These are divided pro T0fC
among shareholders-monthly. An
investment of SO returns $50, or 5 per
cent. on the stock. 500 pays $3.50, and
so on, according to the market. A 81;
| Louis patron made over three hundred
per cent. on an investment in October
nv the combination method. Messrs.
lawrence g. Co.'s new circular (mailed
| freel has 1.-TWO unerrir & rules for sue
cess.U and full Information so that any
one can operate with profit, Stocks
and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence
& Co, Bankers, 81 Exchange Place
n, Y. City.
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Hon. a. A. Taylor, of Carter county,
has been selected and he accepted the
duty of delivering the address
on the occasion OF the decora-
ton OF the graves in the Feder-
al Cemetery, next Friday, Both inst.
Mr.. Taylor is one Of the most polished
end entertaining orators OF the DAY
and something good and appropriate
may be expected