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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-22
Martha Washington College,
Abingdon, Virginia

he sEut best T SSquipoed Female College in the
in oil P th1 lhorough lnctructon guaranteed
music speciality. The campus covers e1even :
c cSseS, ana IS an e'eegant spot. The buildings
9Bomoly carpstec and furnished Table eyceIqar't
hoard tuition fuel. washing and tights Tor "a an
weeks 800. Tie same with music 500, F6r
New. Z. Il. HOss, M. A.. Pres,aer.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-22

F.tye ssSeK s7 AZ SIS
itsported for the CHRONICLE by Jones Lee
Butchers. Market Square.
Kmo1ville. Nov. Is
REVIEW.
The Hog market for the past week has
been unsettled, with an advancing ten
dency. Sheep in moderate demand. Cat
tie active.
BEEF CATTLE.
Small fat cattle Halle: 600a800 pounds
90. l4al3c; best &c. Old COWS and poor
steers low and plenty.
HOGS.
200 pounds and upwards, &c. Less than
200 pounds 23a3c. Net hogs 4a44.
SHEEr
No. l, HAZE; common, $1.00a1 q.
VEALS,
81 81 to 50 so. according to quality
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Description of the Thomas Statue
Washington Special to Cincinnati Com
mercial
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CITY HOT 81
Johnson City,
e ast Tenn e.

re UNDERSIGNED having recently opened the
Hprr L. respect ule sol us the psfrn,.' o.
ane i2rner friends Of the house and the pubic
ms House is the Largest and Handsou. est
oc, Il upper Fat tennessee, j. c. tr lily
Uoa.eu COW nlent to Depot Telegraph Ex-
press "a fos 0fies. ana has al the cooven-
lences Tor F'e''sar- isnd GHEnfuFG
ahl" will alsays be supplied with the
St Iuat the country aft ride, aud no paiss vii;
Spaieo 10 make the Gasy HOtei RIrsi
s o:ageS leave this HoteI for Roaa Moun,air,
0prIngs, and al the good fishing stresms in the
mountains dood A4lve-y Stables Adjoining.
TERMS REASONABLE.
D. A Patton, Prop,r.
). Frank Patton, Clerk
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-22

X6k week in your own town. Terms ord 9,
pOO outfit free. Address Is anu -
ii. HALLETT IL co Portl9n3. Ma;ro
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05
Court OF Common Pleas of
wood County, Ohio.

Richard W. Talbot. Admmistra
tor Of the estate of Robert Tai.
bolt. deceased, Plaintiff,
william I. Kelly, Charles ,,y.;.
Thompson, Thomas l.. Lucas, Heg"' No''cr'
Edith Lucas. Ebert II. Shrk,
Horace $. Wpidbrige. John r.
Wolcott and Emma A. Kelly,
DEPENDENTS.
Said defendants, Thomas Il. Lucas and Edith
Lucas, whose place of residence is unknown,
nor can the same be ascertaiued also Ebert II
Shirk. wha resides at Peru, Miami county.
lndiara, will take notice that on the eleventh.
day of October, A. D 1879, said plaintA,
Richard W Talbot, Adminhtratnr aforesaid
filled his petition IN the Court OF Common
Pleas in and for Wood comfy and State 81
Ohio, the object and prayer of winch was to
obtain judgement against said defendants,
William l. Kelly and Charles Thompson for
the sum Of Five Thousand Dollars ($5, ,000l
and interest thereon at seven per cent. fr0m
November lst,A.D. 1875 aud that the sa me may
be declared first lien upon th e following des
cribed real estate, to-wi,:
The southwest fractional quarter Of fraction
al section, number seven g. in Town number
seven a. north. of Rauge twelve l2) east In
Wood county, Ohio, containing ninety five (95
acres OF land, more ar less
Said petition further asks that said real es-
tate ma . he sold for the payment Of said Judge
ment Of IS 600 aud interest as aforesaid md
which constitutes first lien upon said premises
Said petition further states that saId Thorn
as l.. Lncas, Edith Lucas, aud Ebert II Shirk
claim to have some interest in and To the said
lands, and that unless they or each of them ap-
pear and answer said petition and set up theil
claims in or to the said premises, il any theI
have, on or before the 9th day Of December
| A D., 1879, that they and each ofthem be for
ever barred from thereafter asserting auy
| right in or to the same. JOHN F. KUMLER.
October 3lst, 1879. Atty for Plaintiff
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05
lightning Divorce aud RemarrIagc,

"The soonest marriage case on record
is undoubtedly one furnished Journal re-.
porter by a responsible citizen, at whose re-
quest we suppress all names The person
concerned is an empoye of the Union
Manufacturing Company, having been un-
happy in his domestic relation, sued for a
divorce. The case was up n week ago last
Monday, and he quit work at noon to go
down and see about it, During the after
noon the divorce was granted the only
one granted. That evening the unmade hus-
band started for Michigan with a second
wife, was married and got back before
morning, and began work at the usual
uUur next Gay; ana UeIore the next forty
eight hours passed by his second wife bore
him an heir to his estate. This is q soon
climate" - Toledo Sunday Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05

FRED. D. MUssEY, ("F. D. NJ" of the
Cincinnati Commercial, has been appointed
by Governor Foster as his private secreta.
ry. The Sunday journal considers this a
wise selection aud thus describes Mr.. Mus
sEY: Mr.. Mussey is an elegant society
gentleman, in addition to his political sag-
acity and literary Accomplishments. lie
is a bachelor Of forty-two, but still rosy in
complexion with no gray in his old gold
hair. He wears light blonde mustachc
and highly polished set OF natural teeth
that lie shows innocently in his smiles
giving him fascinating charm Of manner
and his hand il as soft and .n,"ll
inary girls at fifteen. Moreover, Mr.
Mussey is quite an accomplished writer
| and speaker, and, excepting Col Brins
made, of Cleveland, is the best man il
Ohio for the position OF private secretary
He is rich also, but not proud, We ex
pect to hear OF swell wedding in Colum
bus bofore the spring chickens peep
and Mr.. Mussey will be there or there
abouts.
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Court OF Common Pleas OF
wood e Ounty, ohio.
Richard W. Talbot, hdministra- !
tor uf the Estate of Robert Tai
bolt, de ceased, Plaintiff,
LegalNolice

Richard w Talbot, \ dmnistra-
tor uf the Estate of Robert Tai
bolt, deceased, Plaintiff,
William I. Kelley, Charles Legal Notice
Thompson, Thomas u. Lucas,
Edith Lucas, Ebert II Shirk
aud Horace S. Walbriige,
DCienJHnts,
Said defendants, Thomas L Lucas and Edith
Lucas whose place of residence is unknown,
nor tho snrnp bo oscritalnfd, a ISa EOutt u.
Shitk, who resides at Peru, Mian county, In
diana, will take notice that on the eleventh day
OF October, A. ID 1879, said plaintiff Richard
W. Talbot, Administrator aforesaid. fed his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas, in aud
'or Wood county. aud State of 0hia, the nbject
aud prayer vt which was tn obtain y judgement
against said defendants William Kelley and
Charles Thompson for the sum Of Eve thousand
seven hundred twenty three and IS 100 dullats
aud interest thereon at tie tate al seven per
cent. from February 22d, a d. 1879 and that
the same may BE- DECLARED a first lien upon tic
following described real estate. to wit: The
northeast quarter of Spc'un number six in tow n
number seven north, Of Range twelve east 10
Wood county. Ohio, excepting fftv.nne and 20.
100 acres Of from the north side Of said north
east quarter section Tue said premises so con-
veyed containing eighty (sO) acres Of land
more or less.
Said petition further asks that said real es.
tate NAV be sold for the payment oT said Judge.
ment Of IS 723.25 and interest as aforesaid, aud
which constitutes first lien upln said pre- misses
Said petition also states that said defendants
| Thomas l.. Lucas, Edith Lucas and Ebert II
Slirk claim to have some interest in and to sal i'd
| lauds aud that unless they or each uf them ap
pear and answer said petition aud set up thei
| claims in or to the said premises if any they
| have on or before the 27th day Of December, A
| D. 1879, that they and each Of them be fnreve
| barred from thereafter asserting anv right iu u
| to the same. JOHN r. KUNLER,
Auy for Plaintiff.
Oct, 3lst 1879, 2qf
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Frank Hurd Wants to Renew the Fight.

From the following interview published
in the Washington Post it will be seen
that "our Frauk sill clings to the ex.
ploded idea OF State Rights and the tex
ploded" theories advanced in the extra
session Of the Brigadiers. The Republ-
cans can well afford to allow him to
do so
"In regard TO the coming session Of
Congress, will the question OF the extra
session be again brought up?"
" Manhood, courage, and every interest
Of the country require that the Demo-
cratic party SHOULD insist upon the po-
sitiOn assumed in the extra session, un-
til State elections are free from military
and other Federal interference"
Do You anticipate sharp and lively
fight between Mr.. Hayes and Congress 2"
IL do, il the former insists upon the
extraordinary use OF the veto power
M exhibited during the extra session."
How will this conflict arise?"
1t no other way presents itself, upor
| the appropriation bills"
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oUn WASHINGTON LETTER


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 2S, 1879.
The Presidents message is ready to
send out to the press, and there are all
sorts Of reports as TO its contents, will
not essay another, nor try TO reconcile the
numerous contradictions. I think IL is
safe still 10 stick to the statement already
made, that in general the message will
commend very little new legislation, and
this leads me to doubt the report that it
fayors the retirement OF greenbacks from
circulation, for this would have the ehect
the President il said to desire avoiding
namely provoking discussion aud agitation
OF subject that might work evil on the
present prosperous tendency OF business,
Even in matters affecting The revenue sys-
tom however desirable Il might he to make
changes, il is doubtful il good policy
would dictate the urging Of any new leg
islation, since the curmies OF prosperity
aud good faith in business would seize upon
that as an excuse for dangerous agitation.
1t may lie suggested, however, that the
President does not let down in his staiwart
Republicanism or his faith in sound cur
rency.
One important subject is now affecting
everybody, and to this il is said the Pres-
dent alludes al some length. Ii islhe Da-
rien or Nicaragua Ship Canal Company,
in which he takes great interest. The
French agent for the capitalists in Europe
is here to arrange for the great work, and
he says he is authorized to invite General
Grant to take the lead in it rs President
OF the Canal Company. lie thinks the
General will take hold of it, aud tho Cen
erals friends think he will provided it is a
genuine affair, as 1t seems now TO be, and
backed by plenty of capital.
There Is another subject kindred to this
which it is said the President urges upon
| Congress, the extension OF our commercial
relations in foreign ports by more liberal
poliCy tv""iue Out own people, rms hC
has before discussed, aud as it is OF vast
Importance at II time when all our indus
tries are booming" l have no doubt he
still feels that something can and should
be done in the way OF practical legislation
see that some Indiana Democrats are
nervous because there is stream OF col
ored migration from the South in that di
rection, and they propose to import Ken
lucky Bourbons enough to Offset the col
ored vote. 1t will not do, it would cos
too much to begin with, and TO end Will
the tide of colored migration is governed
not by political desires but by the deman,
for labor. Some colored men who went tt
indiana ~ pioneers told me that Demo
Gratis as well as Republicans desire them t.
come, offering them liberal terms. If thi
migration will help the colored race out o
bondage, and at the same time redeem til,
State Of Indiana, it is we'll.
The Democrats here have been boasting
of their determination to uuseat Senate
Kellogg, so as to save the Senate in 1881
But they will have as rough a time doini
that as they have stealing the Maine Leg
isIature. Botlf must he done against fac
and decency, and it looks now as thougl
they would be frightened out of bot
Achemes. NO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05
STEALING PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.


Some person in Washington stole copies
OF the report Of the Secretary and the mes
sage OF the President Of the United States,
and sold them to three newspapers by which
.hey were published in advance Of their
delivery to Congress. This is called enter
prise but what kind OF enterprise1 The
documents wero printed in advance for the
convenience Of the press of the country.
Otherwise the whole press would he under
the necessity OF having the documents tel
egraphed from Washington Ciy, aud pub
fishing them with the errors incident 10
telegraphic transmission, The report OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury and the mes
sage Of the President were in this city On
Saturday under seal, to be delivered to the
several newspapers upon their transmits
sion to Congress, Had il been possible
for burglar to have stolen hose documents
and sold them TO a newspaper propriet0r.
some people, perhaps, would cnlt Il enter
prise, but the right name for 1T would be
robbery and bribery. The theft, however,
WA not committed here, but at Washington
City. There il was the dishonorable acl
was perpetrated.
As . result Of this breach Of confidence
the President and Secretary OF the Treas
ury wtll hereaiteT,no doubt send their mes
sages to Congress IN writing, and thus the
whole daily pres oi the country will sufiel
for the dishonorable conduct Of three O.
thenumber,as we'll as these three members O
The Associated Press, TO whose agent adj
vance copies had been inirusied in conf
&ouce.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
SHEUIFF's SALE.

SIIEuIFF's SALE.
C.H,GOrrill, e'"., ESeo's In Wood Co.. o.
Rolla II. Chubb, ct al. Common Pleas.
By virtue of an ordcrof sale issued 10 the
above entitled cnuse, by the Clerk of tho Court
of Common Pleas, Of Wood county, Ohio, aud to
m directed aud delivered, | will oferfor sale
at public yendue, at the front door Of the Court
House IN Bowling Green, on
Monday, January 5th, 1919,
Between 10 and IL o'clock forenoon, of said
day,th following described real estate,to wit;
Tue east oue-hAlf %, OF the southeast one
fourth ~, Of Section number thirty one f3lN,
of Township four (4), uf the United States Re-
serve Of twelve miles square ut the foot nf the
| Rapids Of the Maumee River. Containing
eighty (SO) acres more or less. Appraised at
! 81 200. -.---,-.....,-.-..-
| Also the south forty and one half (IOJ5) acres
| Of the west one hnndred md twenty (l20l acres
of the northeast one -ourth of Section No. thirty
one t3ll, of Township four ~ Of the United
! States Reserve Of twelve miles squire Mt the foot
of the Rapids of the Maumce river. Appraised
at $500.
Also the north twenty (20) acres Of the west
nuu-hal( OF the southeast Ous-f0urth ID )Of Sec
ton M. thirty (3ll, OF Township four (4
of the United States Reserve Of twelve mile,
square at tie foot Of the Rapids OF the Maume,
4 river Appraised at $500. Together with th'
privileges and appurtenancos thereunto beong
| ing IN Wood county. Ohio.
Terms of Sale Cash,
oRRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
IoHs A. SHANNON, PPtfs Auy,
Dec. !, 1879.
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1880.
Harper's Magazine,
ILLUSTRATED.

Studying the subject effectively and from the
educational point Of view soaking tn provide
that which, taken altogclh'r will be Of the
most service In the largest nunt1er--l long ago
concluded that It cruld have hut one work
for public library. would select a c, mplrte
set Of HoPerS WR&'y. "--CHARLls TRANcIs
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desires Of the public, which they viii spare
no edust to crafty.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05

What other preparations fall TO do,
lialPs Hair Renewer surely acoompliShes.
ltrenews the hair and especially restores
lis color when gray and faded. As "A dres-
siag II ia unsurpassed, making the hair
moist, soft and glossy. The most economi-
cal preparation ever offered, its effects re-
main long Time, aud those who have
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any other,-Adretiser and Union, Fredo
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05

Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, holds
the honor of having the first coroner's
Jury composed entirely of women, A lady
died under circumstances that required
The empaneling of coroner'S jury, the
requisite number was summoned all fe-
males, who listened to the testimony and
rendered the verdict in accordance with
the facts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05

Cleveland Houid: Cincinnati contin-
ues 10 urec her claim 70 The National
Republican Convention, aud the opinion
seems to be gaining ground that il is
claim that is not without some pretty
solid foundation. Cincinnati is central,
aud has about the best Hall in the
country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05

Prof. PRocToR, the astronomer, is evil
IDENTIFY skeptical in regard to "Mother
sHIPToN's" prophecy. He claims that
the earth will last s40,0oo,0O0 years.
Subtract 1881 from these figures and you
will zee how wide OF the mark Mrs SHIP
TON has got,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05

An effective medicine which can be re-
lied upon for general nse in household,
aud will save the expense of doctors
bill among those who can i'll afford il, is a
blessing which should be widely known,
We can speak q good word for Lawson's
Curative, which ia 40 popular among the
masses OF the people, not only in our own
midst, but in all parts ofthe country. We
know its value for the cure OF Rheumntism
and Neuralga, and his equally az effect
I've Tor all nerve diseases, and for Catarrh,
Diplitheria BARNS, Headache, or wherever
there is pain and inflammation. II il
strongly recommended by ais who have
used it.
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1880.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

This periodical has always, BY its able and
scholarly discussions nf the questions uf the
I-y, =, ell as ny It's IIlustratiuns-whio are
prepared by the best artsts--exerted a most
lie mind. -
The weight of its influence will nlwavs be
found IN the side Of morality, enlie htenment
aud refinement.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05

1t is amusing ns we'll as an interest
ing study to watch the course of those pa
pers which bitterly opposed President
HAYES southern aud financial policies, and
which are now engaged in getting up n
"boom" for Gen. GRANT, the hardest OF
hard money men,--wc repeat that il is
amusing to see them snatch up and hasten
to get before their readers such items ss
the following;
In an interview with correspondent
OF the Louisville Comie,Jo,Tnai, General
Grant delivered himself as follows: "In
whatever position l may in future be
placed, while always determined TO sup
port the. National Union, / am for those
and only those things which will sllay all
bitterness Of the past--all sectional ami
mosities-and those which will make us
a united, great people, such ne we are
now really believed to he by the great
nations Of the world"
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Prof PRocToR must be classed with
Prof. TIoE; both will have to re.compute
the heavenly phenomenon. Even these
wise men cannot move the meteors and
call them to the earth to emulate the
Fourth Of July fireworks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05

We are indebted to Hon. WM. G. LEDuc
Commissioner Of Agricultural for his amt al
report Of 1873, of which Congress ordered
100000 copies printed. 1t isA comprehen'
sive and exhaustive work, finely illustra-
ted with colored plates showing the yari-
GUS stages OF the diseases Of swine, also
plates showing the various grasses and for
age plants, taken from the reports of the
Botanlst and Chemist.
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fumored that Gen. NoYEs win
resign the Ministry to France, next
spring, and the appointment will be ten.
dsrd 10 Mr.. HALsTEAD, Of the Cincinr
natl Commercial.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05

The Ohio State Grange will hold its
next annual meeting nt Melodeon Hall,
Cincinnati, December o. Delegates are
expected from every county in the State.
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hrst Number for January Of each year. When
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me subscriber wishes to commence with the
Number next after the receipt of order.
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