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

fNNIINua fN|K
are still the most thorough anil search
ing cathartic medicine that can DE-
employed: cleansing the stomach aut
bowels, and even the blood. Iu small
doses Of one pin "a day, they stimulate
the digestive organs aud promote VICE
OrOus health.
AYERS Pills have been known
more than quarter or n century, a..
have obtained worldwide rrpututin.
FOR their virtues. They correct DIS
eased action In the several u. u.''H.
tive organs OF the body. and orc 81
composed that distractions w..
their range can rarely Withstand
evade them. Not only O1 they c.H
the everyday complaints Ui sE".
body, but also Formidable and f.H.
Gus diseases that have hlE'.d fI. '..
OF human skill Will. iH.y E.H.
powerful effects, they are, o.. thr
time, the safest and best physIc
children. b. their gptIgrf H..I.
they grippe much less fli1n the conu...
purgltivcs, ard never give pain wiz
the bowels are not unrWHI
reach the vital fountains OF Che
ana strengthen thc system ly i..
30 from the elements OF Wtasnl...
Adapted 70 al ages and cn.t"
in an climates, containing U.
Calomel nor amy dCig,gr0.s
these Pills may be- taken with
10y anybody. Their sugIr-CUHI.I.
serves them ever fresh aud
them pleasant 90 take; Will. ..
purely vegetable, no harm Cu .a..
from their use I'm any quantity
PHErAurD ur
Or. J. C. AVER & co., Lowell, Ea,..,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD HY All DRUGGISTS EvEnYwurur
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23
And Fer Sale by all Druggists.

gkiEHIs is THE MOST USEFUL, AND WITH
n out doubt, the most Efficient family medicine
ever placed within the reach Of any people. It's
reputation extends far and wide, and its great
popularity is due entirely to it's own merits Asr
remedy for relieving Sick and Nervous Headache,
it is truly said to have no equal Dyspeptios find
it to be just the remedy Tor all their troubles.
MOTHERS and daughters have long since dis
covered that it is "panacea" for au their ills.
Chronic diseases Of every character disappears by
proper use Of it. It's not bad to take; perfect
ly harmless, aud always ready for use.
~ The man that fails to provide and keep his
family supplied with the SEVEN SPRINGS MASS
will pay out ten times more in doctors, bills than
the mass would, cost-which the doctors would
willingly be deprived Of. "a hint to the wise is
sufficient"
Read the following letter from physicians of
Mississippi:
sour People will not be with
out IT,
Office Of saton & Slaton, Physicians and Surgeons
and dealers il Drugs, Medicines, &c.
SENAToRIA Miss, Nov. 10. 1873
Messrs. Landrum Litchheld, Abingdon, Va.
GENrLEMEN-We are out Of " seven Springs
Mass" ana our people win not be without it they
are just beginning to realize what an excellent
remedy it is Please send us another gross at
once. It is q valuable remedy, aud I can reooIn-
mend 1t from personal experience, have not taxi
en- any other medicine in two years. notwit hstand-
ing keep all the best medicines usually kept by
druggists. Respectfully,
SLAToN & SLAToN.
For sale By NorristOaon Druggists and
Druggists generally
- Be sure you get SEVEN SPRINGS MASS.
feb26 70 ly-sub chgs
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Arc the most
effective aud
congenial pur-
gutivccvcrdls-
covered They
ere mild, bat
eTcctunl Ia
their opera
tiOn, moving
the no wells
surely and
without pain.
Although run-
tlo iu their uD-
asaFHw
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23
Cannabis SatiYa.

The Great East India Remedy for Consumptions
bronchitis, Anthma and Catarrah. Trial package
Sl.OO regular size package, $500 Double size
package $500. Sent by mail to any address on re-
SeIpt CT price. Send all orders to L. KINGSLAND
& CO., Morristown, N. Y. mar12 70 3m-mer
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23
FHEFAurD ur

Dr.. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Ea,..,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD HY All rru0our8 EvEnYwurur.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23
Ne,o Advertisements.


For an the purposes ola Family phyricf
and Tor curing Coativonoaa, Inumdicc,
AIlQi9e at1ons Foul stomach, breath.
aeadaches Eryaipclhn, hhoumn-
Nlsns Aruptionl and Skin UiHnnnon.
AillouGncE1s DrupEy, Iumorn.
WQrmat Mouralgint a. . DIM
ncr I'm, Tor nurLLIlnr 10 IInnl
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mems and Boys Calf and Kip Boots,
Brogans and Ties, Women's and Chi,
dren,s Pebble Grain, Kid, Goat, Calf
and Lasting Balmorals.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23

An Act to give Justices Of the Peace jurs-
diction over al misdemeanors and to regulate
appeals in misdemeanors from Justices OF the
Peace.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-04-23
THE BEST OF IT'S KIND.

over the solitary plains, TO the merchant
prince, and the wOodcutter who splits
his foot with the axe.
II cures rheumatism when all other
applications fail.
This wonderful
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

-,,.orv have encyclopedIc ideas respecting then
",,on for they have made their manual an opnU"'
,s Of political information respecting 'Oe p,a1p.
VDh,.b thew have their being The book contains
- on the United States Government; the Terri
80 Governments; The Judiciary, Diplomatic service,
N~,-oss Appropriations. Patronage ana Eehei4'
&c, NJ the United states the State Governments
20 ste and the City Of New-Ycrk; the principm
o,rlc of the Globe by groups; the Commerce OF me
,a,-5 cold aud silver; Election Returns Tor ISIS
,b the Party Platforms and National ana state Com
-. oDd a seriss OF chronolog'ca tables IL is
-, t +ske one. breath away. and 10 is not strange
.s.,tbe publication OF t4e Almanac was deferred nutH
-. middle of February. With such a comprehensVe
m, % contents this II is quiie needless 10 say
. rho ,ub.ie WILL get It's moneys worth hen Il paws
= .-t. Cor so volumiuous q manual. Indeed there
"'..r Information iD TINS bulky Vo'uin" or nearly
- ... tbar paper cover l. scarcely stout enough
F,i together Il tLc experiment n' it .'',.ed Al
~ an 4- ar-o % scale, fhr volume should 'c 'o'uu B"
t . mat 10 will not come t0 pieces lu the hauuhht'
C ...I, NJ contents should Doe 7uNpI'meu'rd WIN
....-..vn index. SO tAdt TO- 'n urudllou "A''A
. ......-- VIII Doe accessible 40 cltu
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

q number Of the sketches with which they beguiled
the industrious time. Mr. @. 9. RenharPs "CinderelA
No. 90. and "Long Island OVstermen." No II; Mr.
Walter Pariss Bit Of Old East Hampton" No go DIS
"Windmil East Hampton" No. 304 and several other
pretty sketches by this delicate and accurate Workman
and Mr. Wtnslow Homers army Of sketchea ana studies
part Of the baggage that these gentle maraudrT''
punderers Of soft skies stretches of feaureless SANDS
rht and suuli- -ht effects and the rest brought
away with them their heads and IN their skHich-booA
Much they brought they doubtless left more De-
hind IN OF good fellowship, and many an out
look into the pleasant world OF art. opening country
eyes % the beauties about them hitherto en-
loved rather bovine or caprcornsh lasn-
ion. We wonder Il any OF them seen taking the cars
With picturesque hay-rck. or wel-guared SCRUB oa"
haunted windmill IN hs pocket vas followed up ~
such farmer AS once pursued an artist VINO Nhd -''
Of safely from I'D the river wish remarkably me cim
tree and was 4vtng tn bis treasure IN his studio
Tho farmer inslsted the artist going snacks win
him On bis profit. his picture suce the tree was his
aud you couldn't have made that ERE pcter without
you'd had mv tree 10 make 70 ou-e0" And when the
arts. declined this bargain the farmer brought ont
q hrs bralt pocket tbe biggest " oath- and banged
on che table with bis horny fist sweadug No more OF
these artist fs.I.rs should us trre w.taout
paying hu i.r d." aud Went A9me AID actually cd'
Che tree down.
TIE Ba.. and va'.a Room ,li7 year is unu-17.7
Interesting ,-h its vnnt-rut. from c-rhae1's and
H1rper's Wg,o-ues; i's s'cl0Cs Boy swain Gf'rd
Henry Fs.rr. Fi.cuncr and oilers; it- rlwIu-' by
WYATT E.ro.. Walter -H..Itw, eud .. .JaAu1de-. with
Other uu-s iu plenty hr other hands. o. Mr
W}a- E,-oa', drawing. of Ilu-t-.,w. BRYAN. aud Er-
erson we should Use ro s''.k at ,eur-u but want N
space ,orait-. The Bryant is. Tro'Inr. the best OF
'1e trro-. though that i-' lut doubtful praise
II hts the Misfortune " being neither -'od
PRACTICAL likeness uor YET an idea. once Actually.
Mr Bryant ous.l. a- ltr f, m.r" scaasf c7'-, .a'
Miss Iuel- C.taH'- head OF him. ~ can n" seen f"r
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
1HE u1cHIGIy DEMOCRACY cArTrREl
COALITION WITH THE GRFENBACK PATTY oN =
STATE TICKET-THE soFT-MoNEY PLATFORM
ADOPTED By IHE DEMOCRATS


COALITION WITH IhE HKfENbA'N FNH'i ~ .
-,.,' ~. ,,,,. r,-,,,,y,rs
A'ollLD bl 'hL bi.h''H'
,Nsrxc Mich Feb 1N-Ilc Green back
-'' .,..... .,r
9'd'' D"HF'N'i'" 0"-''N ~ "''
.-. .s ,ro STAT. I'm .,.r.ttv tucf Al Mead. Hal ia
tS'At OF '"e 9'al' CN''''''', "'' a. - i'' 90
this city 90 noon to-day, aud was promptly ca tI D"
o4sr Ig Chairman Field After temporary org .I Ia
., ....,.,,..,.. .f .be ,,.,,r a.r,.-.it,...
l''4 'i' '"' 'i' 80 - 10
the convention TOOK It'r'' uH'I co H.
T-pou rr.-semb lI- a permanent organization was ef
.... r.h.-t g. rr,1.r o, Ann Ara,r being elected
l'''''.' '''' ' t..,I .'-,,...-,...
pt'iN'N" H''i
- MIN. VA. appointed 10 confer with tae Democra'
. g., f.,,,,,,., , .,, .,rt,I. trs,t Tn. Demo
WIN " VIC" ~ ~. =, - -,
cratic state N"hN-h'I'h NrJ 'A ''H'n - ''' ''.'''
s1O ID H. and was promptly called Zoo order by Chair
- D.,..,.t " Z W..,.r uf It-t saginaw. Was
" t.......... ...t ...,.r trs .,,,,.rf-
p,ent ~ the customary committees a recess was
l t.-f an nuu- When the convention
rra7sembied W. L. "e'oc' was chosen rs cNA'Fln,''
and . committee ~ u.u. was appointed 20 confer
60. r. er.a,Bt.c, men on union ticket.
VIII" '"' . .,. . q. -. ......
After prolonged h-'l-''- t"' '"'''l'S' ''4'i''''
,.r,.d 90 support tu- folio" uG state ticket:
rt.FYe at ~ u. tI.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

rFp,.r oF TH ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE 0N WAN-
ANp MEANS THAT REDUCTIONS Is iNEXPiDfENE
BROW .uE aLGULAR oJ oJ.l.l-roSDlNT oF fHI I-iBlNLI
ALBASY. Feb 29.-For month past the
ASSEM- blg Committee ou Ways and Means Las Oeeu
iflrrug iuf rtultou regarding th- cost " support
u tlr several departments ot tAe state Government
Tim. was u oompia. re win resolution passed by The
,--ely al She Suggestion ol Mr. sherman, oi Wayne.
The ,,u a. 80 ,rrtl tet t.e -lee o. compare
-f cost ~ supporting tl- state Government lu l-o-
.ndInl---; with sizes, % reducing the present scale
of *. ,ud.ture.
Mr. SLOAN. tAc chairman ~ the .Dn; ,ieo. submitted
"a r..or oil a.. These, -uuI,,ts the Assembly today.
AID asked that DO might b- re3A The reading Was
listened To with deep interest hy every member
OF tie Assembly. The gst of the report
qa, perceived 90 Dee that no reduction ID
OLD. .uuu,r pAy ui lAr t-p'0J c' nl
-. -... Government deemed wise Ht t.r present
time. Al the CLOSE or Ar fn'uiug "i lie report ~ t''S
B...-s AcI permission .. p.Ae. a u! ~ .ca. '.yH
fI- .,r.'- I..k a minority REPORT when l' l.Q pre-
r,rr,t. The urrmI~-lou Was granted and AIR bfouhs
"A soon seen u-hud tut Olrrk ltsA lie ihrh itdI
ftyor uf q more DDouuu .al ldu 'it 10 "i Tue 9tate
f,..yrrrm,u, but Win very slight plcttiuu To- iuc
r.t.trf ~ tt- committee lf was UIlf ln .hFpf ni
reduction OF txprL,--. hui dli Lot point oIi sASr
tou ,u-ut bee made. Mr. 7oIu made very tHcct.'
r,piy tu Mr. BROOKS, speech 'y having read tht
lff-. ot Tie State O1cels ou tie subject Iury one
and Ts.Uls..u4us and Democrats, declared iAAi j
a.. or r.,,u the uubef. All ol the STATE Ohccr-
nom I Governor down, au4 med tnal tLrJ Add ApLuu-
,r,. . Work |0r their present employ e. uud tAAi the
men Wrrr paid very moderate tdI"rts IN comparison
cuou Of their report, the committee advised reluc-
t y the expeuscs VI iha IA-sA4tlU. IAe -lniantLoe
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

,.,.--.., ,-.r.r., y,..-r .-., t--y-rr
TIE Al / Alh h ON ~Jll-hAN i-.'D4''I ''Nii H.
f.tropr aF MP ErAvAN IO OBTAIN A VOTE ON
.......,. ,-,-...-,.,,... ....,.., ar, ,,-
MIS- "ND'" Oi''i '
IHE TABLE.
-ry, rtir ,f-I ,p rousrspoyrrNr or THE rprur-NF (
a.
ALBANY, REQ. Is Inc resolution d'hIuE
..rrr. ..,r -r.rfl d, .b. Insurance Drpir-mtll tu
-..t ...........,......, ..f ,..
I'-.-- 'A account Oh '''7 '--'''i"5' '-.."' Va ''
office. which vs. introduced 90 Wednesday "y oE
Wit-svurtu OF Livingston. the subject OF very
,.rt. % -Us f,. the Assembly To-day TIE friends ~
. .,- ... .,.....-. .t... ...,. . u..-..t,
NI NiHF lA dI' AHl"lA'f iIii--i'-'' ."'' '.' ''
,ou should be offered. and, beng confident tha' tile
,.,..v Will r.,.c- u bv a large majority
. ..t,-
ire dr-i'u- % o.lA-Hs III sv''t.J 1" d
vote. 1t isn't pleasant" sad one OF them To-
AGO.. .. t..J ,,r i,Iy. Nf~ u,rv-b b.s boe-
"i'' " '' "' 'F
iar-" for tlr pres, or tue euti" STATE 10 saoot 40
and 40 vr .r. fo kI tAi. resolution Olce" Nj
80. .a .,,... A. ,,lv 1,-rr.er- when tla order M
"'..'-' "
ic o.uiUut W. '..-.i t- .-' 'f I.'' o't' '1
,,pce cl .ed up Nr Wals NurtA- resolution. Mr NtCs
-. ..-,.,,fy i-,.,.elr av.itad ttp,p bs,rtp,, Mr.
"'''n' ''''"i'''''' '' '
Bran if'- olon, @d'di On none tue 2rLlleA4A Will
moi cal. II uu TODAY" Mr. BraMdn insisting on his
..- NJ V,-.,r,rtn moved ~ an amendment that
l''."n' -, . M lti oI tFs t.,I. TJ4 fn-I. den ,ntet
~ -. .r, NV. an tui. notion Under The form Z
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
uACMILLAN & Go.

Chinai history n rhr Laws ylGle.. .a 3.'on', .,
the People Hr John Henry olaf, ~ A. D. 'a b." I'D -
The Hisfory OF Norm1ndy and Of Lnginnd ~ s--i
Poems Be ,Il-tr., Ar- .1 Sev ani complete t1iilon
El.a e L-..Y -
" Wandering IN south trurricp. the Northwest ~"
Tuirrd -i.r..- Antilles hf .t.-7 3D. t' ..i SO
f.r l,ct J o. uo4 "" 4'J '-'-a
r.4f Vol. 9 ~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

TRrBrNF OFFICE. March l. l 4. m.-The barometer
continued hga yesjerd ~ rising n e IN the morning
and falling again al the close OF the day. Clear ana
partly cloudy weather prevailed. with temperatures
rlnrir between 13o aut &c TIE average temperature
was ) d. lower tuau nu Thursday
rv increasing cIouduas- ant snow o. ram, may De eA
ucrted iu tins city aHd vicinity to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

Voussoir Arches. Applied to ~tour b7dsrS l"rne me
D0u-- ara Grotel ArchoN ~ " -tA 4+'' 70 T. -O-'
Le.r!. 1870 DID. Illustrated Price DO CENTS.
Text Book Of the -tram-Eugine. BY. T. " go'oeE'
tI.. cloth, -'y pp., lu'i at'4 i.~' -
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
ROBERT- BROS

SimOr 1IOnadni's Niece Sold every whore I'''' -
LIE and Time, OF -teiui or Grrm4nr aud tu--tiu
y i-ouc Az, BY j. h. ~-ry NJ A vols. 7'o' cll
gltl PORTRAITS aud maps. price :, o.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

w. , ..-.
Tue f.r-tyiorin A a1va- ly Jessie F.t..rs- Ono
DO slHs i4t.r -'fIr-' g.
Thomas nar >. The Return Of the Native Le.''rs
Iiu.r -.I..- .tuH
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
cFORCF " CARIFTON

4 Southern Woman ~tory. B. FAtoe l4tos P'ui''r,
Of south arDIua Price. - cents
Widow oherry Bv d. J.. Ias.ean. Author o; Broad
.---e tId h4--t1
Dai-, Thornton By Mary T. Holmes Author -
TEMPEST -uusil.r'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
n MORTlIINGTnN.

Pleasant Way. In science. BY h.ouATa A Proctor.
r.. C.aI % rXt4A, 81 yu
Cstedonia Descr bod bv scott Barns and Ramsay WIN
ufu.fr.nns bv John Macvh Engraved ~ Ps.er-
..n In denny ITO slp-rtle paper Price. - oO
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
GEoRGR p PTTNAM,~ 30

4 History Ot American Literature f5 i' ,4,.' ,tg
X.l. tnr comprising the period Hot- t' lai 80 "0
t.yo ,.0 IA extra. glt Top. - h4tc4lf extra - 3d.
Finh Edition of Apple-Biossom- f.'Hi' .. "p R
&. ....g . D. t.Nfi 81 a. N'
,or,rl.ls ot tue ai .hors ~ % red edges - 3D.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
AIRRLED.

DOpGF-ATKAIAS-On THURSDAY. February =. 30 A. ms
rAieno- hr brIca parents. lUl ~ sm" place. br"S
lvn by me Rev Dr. NI4u AI,uan, assisted hy The Rev
lr Robert Asmt Iraus G. Dodge u Jersey CITY ~ Marcy
E.Iauglt~r ~ James IA. Alkuan.
.cAwTupOP- -NASON-In New Haven. Conn, on February
30 $40 al the residence 0f the 1tt-s ur, H Or seph =
Wlrr-i l,y me- Rev Henry Kstry Mr jose b r Ga"'
thrp ~ Eranrtt square, Penn, and Mss H4ue NJ Masn
Of NcwH4
al nntc., N NrLriaaes mn. bs inl.rsel I.M ~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

Innortent Dr. WsL Halls BN-Nf f0r th" u1gs cnr's
con . c~. Group consumption aui a. diseases u 40
T.e HST"T C1as5lc -Atvg 'or pmrle rsc-ie' cntt
bur &
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

las- tnT DIIrtv vrRe able Foiuu4a -at package t'
tyspepsi heartburn dizziness oppressive Oi's hLe os
lsads,e bis. or SHOULDERS h1n' AZ
fecons nervous debility coated tongue t4i mphrir'o Wy
blood - cents AlGrugXss PuHcpAI Depot -4V otI ~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

pr-ire Dsv. on The frs aut Bows ~ '.'Co 10y ST. d.
81. Ebt 40 14g-s. ID iuI uaRe illustrations = '"
Nv noyhood A .tory.o,oz for boys by IL. e. KEY
e.. .--..a MAJ raLL4s. 81 -.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

tUiouubra n nj krcmlini The Nu- t.i '''
-.'. i',.....ug spain. -NlILtr and, .-rr.i -
al. Sweden. .uIt-. aut .rl4.ilA. 80 -a-'. " .''''
ll...e. o. illustrations. l+n, ~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIOS6
Rertet,d % books Of as taH nrss rs~tni rlg asrrTs1
heretofore on re tdsrdvy pdcs
HARPER g. BROS.
a > a

Franklin-square.
Rcdouin Tribe. Of Fuphrafes BY Law Anne Bluss
preface ami unt Of the Afs- snd
hore, bv W. b. Mao snG sketches oy Tue aGthof o'"
cloth. - 90.
History OF the English Church rom ths ACCESSION ~
fhe cucuZ o. .OuvoCann u the eighteItl
crhturv nv g. Perry NJ. canon ~ Linco snd keoof
Waddnf Ntl appendix sketch % the ProtestAns
Eui-coual church lu =. crown -vO. cloth " %
Tsrnulny's History Of England Sew edition q Maesu.
ltys story 0 England. from new eeffniypr ares Drhteu
fhe l-. Iullsl eiIou N' tops supertne Oef
cloth binding Five volumes so per SCI Sold only N
co5 per volume Th' fIoT'ng volumes are now
r.afv col. .mifn nv william Bacs.- Hume By Prote-sor
Huvl'v-- he.y Ey -fm0 u.S.Slr " a ger scot 10y N0h
ward ,..luu HfMorr-ou -anneJ 'hns'L y 7tepA"u.
The scotch Groio ist J.. samuel smiles Eohert uick
fRaErr. % r Coco Hg- lnt Noiau -I ht ilr .e-
Ill D.. Lie uf -t.f,u N a Ifa.- Sol ii'p
Thrift" Character" &C. tI Lllsi4lO.7 l@-o c.oih'
g 5u
Winter IInnd-Book Invalid and Pleasure Travels
lrrs Tie A-I 'c Ilut- rs escorts u NrfI tI4 t'
B. - Co. ~. 'ann. tutIor Hi tpuitupo A1 AftA LII
rope, g.. Illustrated. nFu. cloth t3.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

There can BE 10 doubt now as 10 the pur-
posed ST.. l.t..'- friends JD make h.l ctnd.d.t,
90, Presidency JED i--J and there numerous M
C.-4,.1u- mat u AIS lu.4-4t party leaders Improp--
b a1l .iepustel.4s .s such action appear I'D tur
hEuf %, -hr fl0u. reLdru.ug - cau-
dlaac. With Do ,tr .tur. Tue expression OF the New
kns suu Democracy has not been made pub.c, but
there good r-t-0u tu believe That Wuie many leaders
WOu4 prefer BiFa-d 90 Illrn. the most OF them,
compiled .u u4uJ~. between Thurman AMI lIdrn. VII
take Jue stter SIS Thurman has taken such POSITION
o. The lIalc question Iutt be- cannot Dee expected ."
have -t.- --I r New u GLAND ur ID NcW 'rh That l-,
sI,ugtl sufficient tu carr. Nrw-YOrk, whcu Is all
impugjdlt 40 NrU-l 0Ik the T!Iden wIug OF the De-
mOcracy stlJ4se to-day than ever, white 4-i-MAuy -
weaker
WHAT EIs PARTY DARE NOT SAY TO GOVERNOR
uLDLN.
From 01tfer %.
A little old man and | fell ont.
hYN ,lal No bring tu.s matte about :
l-ugI about a. well as you can
I o. f.F rI4
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

Do T,ev 1--we +, Yets 49, SITS. .o.I,..- ". -A"r.. ..
o.. ..'.'..-. .-...' Da.nl ta Goth. price > ''
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

All potc,' of Narriagss ma': Be irdlr'd r'h ~
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

For Cont and Rheumatism Dr. Iagties Remedies
TtgUI aud pa equal Descriptive pamphlet sent
Tree tle agents. E EOJ JHEI.A & Co, 80 North william
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12
COMFY XeNs

L " r. b
GRIMM's LANDING sIgENs Once
more to thsYuiil 70 give you what
few items thers.is in our Community.
Farmers. are all'busy plOwing their
sod fields, and are. getting ready Ito
plant corn, ",
Wemust now aRnoNliee Tie death
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper, who died
Monday; March 4th, 1879 at hef res
idence above The noal of Sixteen
Mile Creek, aged SO years She was
born n Belfast ireland in the year
1890, and moved with her parents to
America, in 1892, and settled near
Eight Mile Creek, where she was
raised and Married 70 Leonard Coop
er, in 1920, when they moved 10 the
farm above the mouth Of Sixteen,
where .shelived until the dayof her
death. She was sick bntone day.
Her husband, died inSthe year 1853.
He was a soldier Of the war Of 1872.
Also the child Of Mr. q W. Hud-
son, Jr, that we spoke about last
y B. ~ 1 ~ =
week, being very low died % Mon
day, March 4th, 1879, eyed geafs.
Its remains were taken to NJ
Craig's grave yard !.
DR.. John goiiihay took Iyihg
trip to Quaker Bottom, oAiq We
hope the Doctor enjoyed his trip.
Mr.. James Womeldorff gave a
spelling school, at the Mount Olive
school house, last Friday night
William Hayes took the prize.
REPORTER.