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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-16
Chancery Court at Knoxville,
Tennessee.
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"A. King vs. 3. .. Lee AID wife ct al.
1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL WHICH
L IS sW0Ta TO that the de.endaEEs, VIM Dam
ron and q argar e. Z. DamT9E, a-e non-cesidepts
Of the state Of tennessee, it is ordered that the
said Defendants appear before the ClancsTy
Court at Knoxville, Tennessee, On the frat
Monday 10 De35mblr nexG 1874 and make DO
fensa to the Dill led in this cau5r, Or the same
will be taken fer confessed, This notice will be
published IN the Knoxvli.e Whg and Chronicle
tor four consecutive weeks.
A true COPY: site I. OCT 9Th, 1879
oe.3 va II. l.. "a ES0E, Q. L VI.
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n III 81.

PURSUANT 70 ADECREE OFTHE CHAN
Gerry Court for klount county. Tenn, rem
dered at the June Tern, 1879. l will sell to the
highest bidder at the Court H32se door N Mary
vile, Tenn, on the 1st day cf December, 1879.
the MGntvale Springs lands situated in District
No. Sth Bi5unt county, Tenn essee. containing
of " n. y alker, e. Carpenter. James Matth ews
j Co, snd others. Said lands will be sold in
small farms and as whole. and the ale bring
ing the most money adoDt ed as the sale. Said sale
will b. made on a credit Of six, Twelve eiEh-
teen and twenty-four months except per cent.
czsi in band il bar of the eqaity Of r cmptiOn,
10 satisfy judemeEt in favor of /. c Shepard.
AdTnr. and against Joseph L. King ct al, ., the
purrhaseE 20 give note with good security. bear
iEg interest from date of sale and lien retained
fer the payment of tAe pITchase money.
Z. GODDARD
oets9g4t Gam
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How Joseph Missed the Me-
teoric Shower.
. DINNER SCENE
L. H. H.


Mamma. we'll set the alarm for one
o'clock tonight"
"What do you want to get up 1T one
o clock for, Joseph?'
''See the stars"
Joseph, wha. in the worlds the matter,
can't you see stars enough befor nine
o'clock?'
so, but you see there's to be a shower Of
en-. to- kight."
30. Joseph Yesl-Pfof Tice That's
soil forgot! Let's not go TO bed at all. I
wouldn't miss that for anything"
mo, / reckon you wouldn't. We
can't see meteoric showers every
night. No use staying up all night,
though that alarm would rouse Us if wee
been asleep q year.
81 We'll -
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Ii he Circuit Court Ct Anderson
County, a Clinton, IFElCSSee.
ORlgINAL DIVORCE AND ATTACHMENT


uaacE Eutlertord y NUlG8 Hlt6Ts0T1.
IN HIS CAUSE Il APPEARING FROM
L the comllaiDants bill, 70 ethgr with tho re-
Turn made By tla Sheriff If tie process and
writs il tie ans day isuel Is bv fat Of his
Honor D. Il. Z ung, Jligc, 4c, t-nt the de-
fen5a1t RUFUS n -heEf.Ti, is css.danca un-
known, and that az at'aseLa vas du.y levied
upon he properly OF said Ceferdaut, i IS there
fore cTjsred by ID l. Hall, G ers of the Circuit
C0ur; cf Anderson equity, Teauesse e., that said
defendant Rufus Rs hetfoT5, be required tpap-
pear before TIA ti,ca.t Court on the md Non
day Of November next, at Clinton, for aEder-
son county, tennessee, and rake defense 10 said
bill or the same VIII be t2bau 6 confessed and
The caGs8 ret for hearing eX pa-ta II IS guslher
crderol that this notice 10 Iub.lsg>d Ter four
c consecutive weeks IA the EIo1vIIe q mig and
CT roniee, a newspaper Published IN knoxville
Tennessee. THIS sept, 3Uth, 1879.
oct'sW4t d. y. HALL, Clerk.
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Martha Washington College
Abingdon, Virginia

abingdon, Virginia.
he best equipped Female College in tbo
IN al south; Thorough inetruotion glarants sa
Mn al the branches of first class educstionI
core coFeS, and is an elegant spot The buiiSin11s
s sO5C nearly s50,000.0O. Every room is hanSs
Poao9Y carpeted and furnished. Table oxceIient
catalogue address VAN A4NSlc S@0V' For
AeV' L. L. HOss, NJ, A, Presiden.
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STOP THG RCBBER!
Do gco asA H1a. bycT? Way, Father Time,
Of cou-se. who is d alag the colcr from millions
OF beads cf hair tIas!
EzG ga3'E 81 . sOEEEEB.
What then? His ragag5s can be repaid
II LEss EggAas FIN sEEE UEEs.
Il Is socn done. No trouble; no danger Of il
u-lrs the f5T :. Not stain.
E3E&A@ E,A65SsE &5g's z5 z.EE1 EBE
couf5T5 2 superb bin K or any sha o OF brown
with ] bus IL rac q jss vap'6i5z. Manufactured
b. J. GG1eGADyEC, --u. 53 u iIliam ST. N. v.
Sod By All Dgugzi Is Applied by an Hair
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7ry2 Hon. wu. Is. Eyacts, Secretary of State.
ICJFGsI

Sent pest paid on receipt of price. by the pub
GsLeg5. L, S. BARNES & CO.,
III IL 10 William St., n. Y. .
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The coy dining room was IS bright and
CHEEKY as it could be, and rs Joseph sat
opposite his little wife at the table, and no.
ticed how bright her violet eyes were, and
how rich a color was in her cheeks. and
what sweet, domestic little woman she
was anyway, he ventured on one of his
awkward but sincere compliments: Nam
ma, whateve- star shower you came down
in, pm glad you fell within my reach.
You've been q bright particular star, too,
ever since"
90, 10 oph Now, why don't you
add, that while you don't want
me less bright, you wouldn't mind if was
little less particular. But, Joseph, have
you heard much talk about the meteoric
shower ?"
Yes, every one is talking about it. l
don't suppose there's a person in the city
old enough to appreciate it, but will be
awake and star gazing to night"
80, my! Suppose, after all, there isn't
any shower, won't the people feel cheap p
But there's no doubt about it. There's
sure to be one tonight"
You're greatly interested in it, ain'ty
Joseph %
Yes. 1 am. There have been several
meteoric showers during my life time, but
for some reason or other | have missed
them ALL"
Well, we'll not miss this one. Yo'd
better set the clock now, Joseph, while
you think Of it. You're so forgetfnl, you
know"
Vyollu
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and ST. LOUIS
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Round Trip Tickets can be purchased at
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pectors, will find it to their advantage to
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tickets on sale to Texas points. By this
line you have no tiresome delays. Through
coaches are run from Chattanooga to Col
umbus without change. Sleeping cOache
on all night trains. Good coaches, good
road and quick time.
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Whr-r-r-r-r-l!-
40, Joseph Joscphl There's the
clock !"
"Hm2"
Joseph. get up Didn't you hear the
alarm 2"
"Hm?"
90, Joseph, do please wake UP now; it
will all be over"
We'll, all ri-i- ght."
Mrs Joseph, after sitting very
quietly for some minutes, listening
to hear if any stars were falling about the
house or yard. again tried to do what the
startling alarm Of the clock failed to ac-
c0mplish.
"Joseph!"
I'm ?"
do you want to soe this motcorio
showerY
HIN? Yes-any falling"
Mrs. Joseph went quietly to the window,
turned the shutters and looked out at the
half dozen stars that were shining out Of q
cloudy sky. She looked at them for some
time in eager expectancy, and seeing that
they remained steadfastly in their places,
and didn't even seem to be loose, she gave
up the IDEA of waking Joseph and
had just made up her mind 10 go back
to bed, when she heard q faint, sleepy
voice mum bling: -yoU--look-to
then oTth p
Mrs Joseph, as wide awake as she ever
was in her bright, busy life, laughed
merrily at her lord and master, and said:
There's only four or five stars in the sky,
Joseph, and they just won't shoot, SO you
/ eedn't wake up"
Wall
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-27

The new act requiring packed. bar
relied or canned fish put up in this Ter
ritory TO be marked in q certain way
reads:
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Leyis-
lattice assembly Of the Territory Of Wash.
ington. That all barrels. packages or
cans containing fish caught within this
Territory. aud packed. barreled or
canned therein. shall be marked by
label or otherwise in plain letters with
the name Of the place where said sal
mon were caught. and also the name OF
the Territory in full. aud the name OF
the party or parties putting up the
same; and for each package. barrel
part Of . barrel or can not 90 marked
the person or persons whose duty it il
TO mark the same shall be subject to q
penalty of not less than ten dollsrs, u
be recovered by action brought BY any
person first informing in . court having
jurisdiction, aud one half of the sum
recovered shall go into the common
school fund OF the county where the
o.fense was committed and the Other
half to the informer.
See. .. This act TO take eject and b'
in force from aud after its approval.
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NR. NORTHUMBERLAND.
LACoENER. Nor. q. 1870

LAcoSSER. Nov. "a. 1879.
ED lNTELLIGENCER:-I noticed An
article in your daily of Thursday last,
bearing dat. Of Nov. IL, from you,
Nooksachk correspondent. concerning q
difficulty which took place wherein l
am one IT the principals. Your corrss-
ronden: entirely misrepresentsd the
cas-, The difficulty grew out Of a falls.
repo'. which one David Harkness cir.
cuiated about me. As regards fghting
Mr. H.rkness l also positively deny.
On the evening of the 9th inst =,
| Was wsylsid and assaulted from
behied with knife and pistol
IN The hands of said David Hsrkness,)
said Harkness being .ecreted near the
pntiic highway in which WAS peace
fully passing He gave rue no chance
10 defend myself. - was knocked
down and disabled before l was aware
OF his presence You will do me .
great favor by correctin, the former
statement | remain
very respectfully yours
GEORGE ID RoDEEY.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EASILY OBTAINED.

Jay Gould. combining vast amounts
of moi"y with savera! or, at capitalists
has frelu~n,ly made colossal profits in
stock -pecul ,,ions, paying millions to
each Shareholder. The new combine
tion plan Of Messrs. Lawrence l. Co
confers similar benefits on the share
holders who inves. small or large
amounts. from S25 u $4,000. The
money Of thousands OF customers is thus
massed in one mighty sum. and opera.
ted with the ripest experience and best
skill, has secured the most brilliant sue.
cesse.. A hotel keeper in Ohio invested
800 in II combination. which uetted
$i7S. Tire. reinvestments resulted in
q total profit Of $13.8011S A Boston
gentleman invested $500 in a combina-
,ion ~h:' h yielded II profit Of *2,Sl7 =
o. two Refreshments Melted him 3d.
GA 81. A CHICAGO merchant made
Sl3. 2lO41 in fur months Of combine
tim investment, New explanatory
circular with rules for unerring sue
cess" Apply to MesIrs. Lawrence &
Co. Bankers. 81 Exchange Place. New
York City.
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MORE GOLD NEWS.

i letter received last evening from
Capt. H. Roeder, of Whatcom county.
SAYS: "On my arrival home today (the
s5th inst l found the following among
q number OF letters. bearins encourag-
ing mining news. which points to gold
exci,sm ,nt in the SPRING:
WHArcoM COUNTY. W. T.,
Nov. cath. 1879
DSAR SIR: Will you send me Mr.
". p Jones's address as soon .s you
csnp wish to send him some quartz
rock to have examined. l sent some to
New York. and j. Was called valuable.
An Iudi.n brought it to me. ard 10 go
ing with me in few days to examine
il. l was at Lummi yesterday. They
have struck rich gold diegines back Of
Fort Hope. They think 1t will turn
out another Csriboo.
Yours. &C., II. A. JuDsoS.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-27

WEDDING AND REcEpr1oS.-Las,
evening Mr.. George r. Finn and Mis-.
Viola E. Coulter, two Of sea,,le's most
popular young people, were united in
the holy bonds Of mat.!....uy. At ,ho
residence of the brides father on SEC.
ond street. by the Rev. J.F. Dsvore
AFTER tho marriage ceremony, the
happy couple proceeded to their future
nome. on Third street, between Spr,pg
and Seneca, where they received Their
relatives and friends in a most h6.pi,a-
Die manner. The house was crowded
all the evening With friends eager to
present their compliments and pre-
sent to the happy couple. The evening
was most agreeably spent, music. chat.
ting, refreshments and congratulations
being IN order throughout Tue Pacific
Comet Band in uniform were on hand
and serenaded Mr. and Mrs. Finn. with
some OF their choice and beautiful Sc
lectIons. The bride and groom have
ooth resided In Seattle for many YEAR.
and are widely and f.vorably known,
and from their friends received a host
o! presents. among which were a b, au-
THU! center table from the brides IA
tner. Mr. L Coulter; stand cover. Miss
Bessie steve; silver teapot and butter
dish; Mr. and Mrs " A. jennings silver
syrup cruet. Dexter Horton; handsome
pair 81 vases. Miss Robinson; motto .nd
frame, Mr. s.ld Mrs r c Graves; pair Of
vases. Mrs Stoves; silver teaspoon hold
er, L Young: tidy. josie Ru.,.els;
gia>- cake plate. Mary Runnyl-; lamp.
Il u Rey nold.; silver butter knitc and
sugar spoon. Mrs A A Smith; silver SUI
gar spoon. Mrs Baxter: half dozen silver
salt stand'. Mrs o o Denny. BE. ide,
these there were maLy f.ncy articles.
The happy couple bsin their welded
life under favorable auspices and with
the good wishss Of host of friends for
their future success. We acknowledge
bountiful supply Of cake. sccomps-
Mod by cards and compliments Of Mr..
ard Mrs. George r Finn.
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False lIaI preston.

1t is generally supposed by physicians
aud the people generally that Dyspepsia
can not invariably be cured, bot We are
pleased to say that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER has never. to our knowledge.
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in oil its forms, such as Sour
Stomach. Costivensss. Sick Headache,
Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion.
bad taste in the mouth. &c Out OF
the 10000 dozen bottles sold last year.
not singh" failure was reported. but
thousands Of complimentary letters re-
ccivei from Druggist, Of wonderful
cures Three doses will relieve any
case, Tryit- Sample Bottles 10 cents
Regular size IS cents. For sale by all
Druggists.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-27

GOING TO THE MINES. - While on n
recent visit to SnoEomisb, the writer
met no less than a dozen men who
stated that with the opening of spring
they would start for the Skagit mines.
They oil agree that their outfits will re-
quire an outlay of at least one hundred
dollars per man. This sum will buy
the necessary tools. pans. clothing.
boots, blanke s, provisions, etc. which
they will take along with them. If
the trail from the Skagit river to the
mines. ia put through, not only these
parties bat hundreds Of others will fit
out here in Seattle. but il the project is
let Ego by tho board" and the British
are allowed to establish q good passage
route by way Of Fort Hope. and get the
travel through that way. this vast
amount cf money for supplies will be
expended in Victoria instead Of on the
Sound.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-27

LEGACY TO HARVARD. - Harvard
College has just received from Walter
Hastings. Of Boston. the largest be4ues,
yet made that richly endowed institu-
tion OF learning lie gives, for the
erection Of building alone. $3.50. 900.
and the whole amount that will accrue
to tho college FROM his gift vii! not he
far from half o million dollars. Mr..
Hastings WAS graduate Of Harvard. as
were his father before him and his
grandfather aud his great grandfather
before him. ell Of whom bore exactly
tae same name. The building to be
erected will be called the Walter Has.
tings Hall.
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BACK AGAIN. -Messrs Nixon, Diller

BACK Messrs Nixon, Diller
and Bige,ow, the three gentlemen who
left here on duck hanting expedition
last week. have returned bringing
abou. four doz n ducks. AS the fruits of
four days harvest. During their stay
down the Sound. the weather contin-
ued so pleasant that the ducksremaiued
far ont from shore. aud rendered the
killing Of gee.e impossible. They state
that had the weather been less favor
able. the ducks would have entered the
various .lougs that cut up the grain
fields On the fats. and thus become
easy prey. but ns it was. they were
obliged 10 shoot at the birds on the
wing, and only occasionally bring one
to the ground. The party were all
good shots. and went we'll prepared,
and bad tho weather been rougher
would no doubt have met with greater
success For two pair of fine mallards.
those gentlemen will please accept our
thanks.
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The HEATHEN.--In the New York

THE HEATHEN.-In the New York
San Of November llth, We find the fol-
lowing Gen John W Sprasuc, who
is experimenting the construction OF
the Pend d'Oreille Division OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad. in explain
ing to the Directors in New York. why
he had laid track from . we'll OF water.
said: "A Chinaman consumes three
aud q half gallons Of water . day.
These So called heather iusist on wash.
ing themselves 81! over with clean water
before going to bed" Hence the Cali
iornia hoodlums' hatred Of these pso'
pie. Tho Northern Pacific employ.
over 400 OF them in grading its road
east Of the Columbia river.
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ALONG THE WHARvgs There are
now but four vessels in port. Namely
the ships Majestic aud Tcmp'ar. bark
Aureola and schooner Le,l'is. AT the
coal dock the chip Majestic is taking
coarse ccal and the Temp.ar SCI eening..
The former will be loaded tonight aud
tho latter about noon tomorrow. The
Aureoln now at Murshsll's wharf will
go under the shutes next. The Letitia
now laying at Yesler's wharf. will pro
eeed to Tacoma for lumber today
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-27

DlPHTHERIA IN TIE EAST D.ph
liberia prevails in Br""klyn New Yorx
to an eAteIt most alarming to parents
Durin. the week ending Nov. l2sh 1911
deaths resulted from it. Undt rtnkers
have been Instructed tina, the bodies OF
all persons dying of the disease must
be buried within twenty four hour.
after death. aad that the funeral ser.
vices must be private. Children are
orbidden to attend school from houses
in which there are persons sick with
diphtheria.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-27

"BooMINd." Capt. Smith informs
us that prospects look we'll for lively
logging operation, this winter on the
so"nd. Logs are in good demand. and
Tho present supply in the water is
limited. During tho past few day s
the Josephine has towed four booms OF
logs from the mouth Of the Sksgit to
utsalady. Mr. Meigs sent word up
from San Francisco, to his agents at
Madison, We are told. to secure all the
logs they could. Long logs especially
are in demand. Camps are being estab-
lished at many different points. aud the
supply will soon DO equal to the de-
mand.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Give thanks.
Work is progressing preparatory TO
,he opening Of the Talbot coal mine.
The ship Eldorado. b,lk ] B Bell
end schooner Excelsior are now fully
due.
PAGES logging camp near Tacoma
vas shut down yesterday. for the
winter.
THE DAILY INTELL!GE.CEE will not
u. issued tomorrow. On Saturday and
Sunday it viii appear as usual.
Mr.. Meigs will start from San Fran.
cisco for home on the 2Sth. On his
arrival he will probably make arrange
ments for the release of the Politkofsky.
Tie Puget Sound telegraph line. be.
tween Port Blakely and Seattle. wa.
down all day yesterday, but will pro-
baby be put in working order again
today
We are informed that nice supper
s.d refreshments will be spread on
the stase of the Operl House. on
The occasion Of the dance to be given il
that building Friday evening.
Mcssrs Jones & McCcomL's shipped
.cyoral tens o their cxcrlieut nour
,e ier.;ay. to fill orders from, down the
Sound The mill is now running six
teen hours per day. in order to supply
the i;lcrca,ing demand for Star Mills
Flour
The steamer Comet sprung lea;
while living at Marshall's wharf on
Wednesday, and filled with water. She
YVES hailed out and temporarily repair
cd aid yesterday afternoon went on
the grdiron to be recaulked. She
wll be running again soon.
II would be great relief to Us. and
moro satisfactory on both sides. If indi-
viiuals sending us papers from abroad
wonld mark the articles they wish US
to see We cannot afford to look over
five hundred or thousand items or ad-
verisi n en's to find the little piece that
NAV interest the sender. but which
probably does not interest the receiver.
Use lux and red aud blue pencils in
the making of big. strong marks all
around your pieces.