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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-26

TIE Okoloua States, the exponent
cf the Mississippi Democracy, is out
for Allen G.. Thurman, of Ohio, for
President in 1850.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-26

Gossett, Ford & Bro. still have on
hand a good supply of those Is and IS
thread Zsigler Shoes for S1.45 and
$50 pair.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-26
Ch 8n Gerry Sale Of "a VAL
uabIe Farm

No. 3,I4S.
J3hn Back Cox and Robert Harper, Trustee,
sc VS.. S. L. Gibson,
DUaSUANTTO DECREE PRONOUy( ED
i in the above cause at the January term,
1872, Of the Chaucery Court at Knoxville, Ten
nesste, | viii sell at auction, to the highest bid
der. in front of the court house door in Knox
vile. OF.
SATURDAY. TIE 18th DAY OF MAY NEXT
At II O'CLOCK &. M,
the jract # land centioned and described ia he
pleadings. lying in the i1th civil district Of Knox
C uuty, Tennessee, about six miles from Knox
vile on the Knoxgi lie and Kingston Pike road.
AMI bounded as follows Beginning at a rock
set in the ground on the .outh side Of tae road
(said pike and north Of small white OAK
marked ''L," thence south 28% east 1}7
poles and 10 links to a rock on the west side of
black oak in a field. thence south 81 west l21
poles TO stake on Bennet's line, thence with
said line north z713 west l59% poles to stake on
the south side of said pix road, thence along
the south side of said road north 70 east % D es
to the beginning, containing liz acres and a bali
and Is pole7, more or iess.
TERMS:
Said sale win be made on credit Gf6 u and
Is months. subject to he equiv of red en- ption,
taking from the purchase notes w tn approve
security, bearing interest from date, and retaind
ing a lea on said land as further SECURITY
April 18th, 1879.
apl15w4t MI. PATTER9 on, c. & b.
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CbanGegy Sale OF gOG 8nd
school BuIldtBg,
No As.

The Board If Missions to the Freedmen oc the
General Assembly CT the IN ted Pres
bytarjan Church of North America vs.
VIM Nelson and others. Trustees of Shiloh
Presbyterian Church
DURSUANr A DECREE PRONOUNCED :,
i in the above Gauss at the Jsuuary term,
1879, Of the Chance;y Court ct Knoxville, Ten
nessee, I will sell at auction, to the highest bid
der, in 'front.' of the court house door IL Knox
Vile, on
SATURDAY. THE H,h DAY CF MAY
NEXT, ATlI O'CLOCK AN.
tho schooI &onse and lot mentioned and de
scribed in the pie dinse, lying in the st civil
district of Knox county. Tennessee, in East
Knoxville, bounded on the north by Pine
ca By lot No. SIS. aad on the south
By lot Nc. 54, and being Ia block No, q, and
fronting 1lG feet on Pine street and l59 feet on
Lea Street, being lot No. 53, marked 'G'' on the
map.
Said Sale will be made on a credit of twelve
mouths, and in bar of the 60 lity of redemption,
taking from the purchaser note, with approved
security. and retaining lien On saia land as
farther security. April Ii. 1879.
aprl6-wIt M L. PATTERaONC. & N.
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Daily Weather Report.
EyOxvILIF. INN, aDrl, . IS


Maximum Thermometer So, Minimum 567.
Z. I. HOUSs,
Sergeant Signal Corps U. ). ATmg.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-07-11
HEALTH OF H1CKMA v.

The health Of Hickman is remarkably
good at this time, in every view OF the case.
The sanitary condition OF the town is bet,. r
than ever before in its history. The yellow
fever news from Memphis has greatly K
cited the people, and caused very geneI al
apprehension, So far the health is good,
aud no cause for alarm One thing is GER
tain. the people here will not deceive them
selvaS but il case should occur it Will be
promptly and en- idly announced. The town
can be Iepopulated in a few hours, and,
sloul he necessity arise during the sea-
son, /, viii be done, and every assistance
given toward scattering the population TO
healthful quarters. We, some how, feel
confident that Hickman ,giR no, have the
fever this seasos but, if it should, the course
OF depopu ating the town will be promptly
AMI vigorously executed. Let every undue
excitement be curbed If occasion should
occur every family in Hickman can be
speedily and safely provided for.
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II Is generally supposed by a certain
class Of citizene, who are now practical
or experienced that Dyspepsia can not
invariably be cured, but we arc pleased
TO say that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER has
never te our knowledge, failed to cure
DyspepIa and Liver Complaint in all its
forms such as Sour Stomach, Costiveness,
Sick Headache, Palpitation Of the Heart,
low spiritss&o, sc. Out Of 10000 dozen
bottles sold Nast year. not single failure
was reported, bat thousands of compli-
mentary letters received from druggists
Of nderftl cures. Three doses will re-
lieve any case. Try it. Sample bottles
10 cents. Regular size 70 cents
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EXCURSION TO LOOKOUT Noun
TAISs. We understand that the Railroad
company will run special excursion
train from Hickman, and all intcrmedi-
ate no;n's. to Lookou cunt Tins, in
East Tennessee, to leave Hickman on the
3lst inst. The price for the round trip
from Hickman is plaoei at the low sum
OF SIS. The excursion is to be under the
charge of that prince OF accommodating
conductors, Harry Caldwell, which in
sures every courtesy and attention pos.
announce more rsrtiou airs, In the
meantime get rsas = for ths excursion
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A II. PARKER,
co VI R T q

Fulton County Court-H c Bailey.
judge, held every I'd Monday in each
month.
Puiton County Quarterly Court--H. {.
Bailey Judge, held 4th Monday ip jan
nary, april, July and ootOber.
MAGISTRATES coURrs.
let pis,rict-Esq. Donaho, ID Saturday
in March, Jane, September and Dece1a-
Der. Esq. Hammond, lat Saturday in
cams .nonthe.
I'd Districi-Esq. Goar, ard Saturday in
March, June. September and December.
ESD. Miles, 4ih Monday IN same month";
ard Distr;ct-Esq. Reed, 2rd Monday IN
March. June, September aud december.
Esq. Mayes, 9Th Saturday in same months.
4ih District--Esq Dickinson. Ist Nom
day in March. june, September and De-
cember. Esq. Baynes, 4th Tuesday in
Game months.
5th Dislrict-Esq. Boar. 1st Wednesday
IL March, June, Septein Der and ember.
Esq. Collins, Ord Wednesday in same
months.
9Th Distriot-Esq. Jones, 4th Wednes-
day in March, JuEe, September and be-
cenber. Esq. ID Wednesday in
same months.
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4 Good sE0ke.

a parishioner stopping with his pastet
was mortified to see him visit closet az
ter each meal and quietly take a drink
from a suspicious locking bottle. His
duty compelled him to renonstrate with
the good man on this deplorabia practice,
but his modification was Increased when
he was shown that it As bottle os DR..
A. Q. simmons Liver Medicine thAt VISA
used, and he was asdnred that TO that ex-
cellent remedy t.se people we're largely
indebted for sermons free from dyspep:ic
symptoms, With which they had bee1
afflicted until lie vas cured by this yelia-
BILE remedy.
This medicine is fer sale by Buck &
Cov.cILI.. who slso hsxe some trial pack
ages to DC given away 10 spplicsnts.
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s1Ez sPSzES.
q FaEaI Ease ns SsenuIne Vel.
tOyg Sever
Great EXCl;e:Erus---E unsbers
GeaNiBS t.se any.

Especial to Nashville American 7
MEupHIs July a-Memphis was thrown
into a ft1rore Of excitement to night. by
the disclosure of a death from yellow
fever. The deceased was one Frank Mul-
brandon. an Irishman, aged Il, a shoe
maker by profession, and living at the
north east corner Of Desoto and Poutotoc
streets, ia the southern portion Of the
city he was taken sick. last Saturday,
while a. work ~ hts shop, nd died to day
at noon. Ills attending physician. Dr..
" Z. Rogers had treated him for yellow
fever, but knowing the intense excite
ment IL would create when publicity
would be given, this afternoon, called in
Drs. W. L. Mitchell, member Of the Ma
;ioual Board OF Health and late Medical
Director Of the Howard Association; G.
B. ia ruton. President Of the CITY Board
Of Heaith; T. J. Tyner and W. b Hinn,
and proceeded ID hold post norton ex-
animation, in which they all coucurred
that the deceased had died from a well
developed case Of yellow fever. The case
is DECLARED 70 be 3 sporadic one and may
not spread. SET there could net be more
excitement Il thers vere hundred cases
here.
The trains which LETT 10 night On the
Louisville railroad and The Memphis and
Charleston railroad were crowded with
fleeing citizens, although the death is not
generally know even al this late hour,
HEN The family Of the deceased con-
sists Of a wife, q sister-in law, and four
chi ljreu. none Of whom are i'll. He was
buried Tonight 81 9 o'clock at Calvary
Cemetary, and the premises are being dis
infected under the direction Of the City
Boari Of Health The neighborhOod
where the funeral occurred turned CIT
a. rsqsse to witness the funeral. The ex-
/ oius ~ citizens. Tomorrow, will doubtless
/ be great, although this IS the only one
! that has or may develop.
To the Associated Press
MEMPHIS, July 9 Frank Mulbrandon
an Irishman, aged a, shoemaker was
taken sick last Saturday afternoon, ano
died today. 4 post norton examination
held by siz leading physicians, including
Dr.. ~ Mitchell, late Medical Director
OF the Howard Association and DR.. G B.
Thortou, President of the City Board %
Health revealed the fact that the patien
had died of yellow fever All the physi
clans declared that it was a sporadic
case Considerable excitement prevails
--latest.
special dispatch from Memphis. g
clock p. ", last night, (rbursda5l T
poIts rss cases and / death. from ye.
io~ fever
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THE WHEAT MARKEr.-The wheat mark
ct was excited and largely higher, owing
10 the reported failure of grain crops in
Russia and England, the St. Louis mark
cts advanced 5 CTS PER bushol in one day.
We quote.
No ?. Red ana dry. 85 20 95 cents.
no 9 Red and whito......s0 TO SIS ee@ts.
No Red rejected .........7o 10 80 cents.
At present the outlook is more fayors
bic for good price, although with the
large crops yet TO he harvested we Would
advise our farmers 10 bring in their
wheat 81 once.
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= e n 2 N e

Is warranted 70 reraove every cause from
tue system that produces the Chiils, and
if it fails to 90 this you will sustain ne
ioss, for every druggist is authorised to
guarantee permanent cure "a every case.
no matter of how long standing, and win
refund the money if the Chills return
after you are through taking Positively,
no cure, no pay. Try IL and be convinced.
IL cantains no poison, and is perfeS.ly
iasieless. a permanent euro guaranteed
ir ell cases. Z. W. GROVE,
Manufacturer and Prop'r, Parie, Tenn.
For sale by I. ?. FORTUNE s CO,
ju21-I0t Hickman, BY.
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cnnaanna, rnnnnnnN Hnneu ~ ~ 10

Cousseas' Compound Honey Of Tar has
been so long aud favorably known that it
needs no encomium For coughs. colds,
sore throat, hoarseness, etc. it affords
speedy relief, and is n most pleasant and
efiicacious remedy, honey and tar being
two of its Ingredients TEe skill of the
chemist. aud the knowledge OF Q physician
were united ia its preparation, the result
being q compound which is the favorite
remedy in this severe climate, and has no
equal rs a cure for coughs, colds, hoarse-
ness. bronchitis, Group. &c. Use Coussens'
Honey Of Tar Price 50 cents For gale
BY Buck & CowCiii Hickman. XIV
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Tne ysex,cmn nol,ar.

what il The differences between the
Mexican l,liar and Tablers Buckeye
Pile Ointpent2 One docs what it pro-
misses andthe other doesn't. The Mexi-
can dollarsays, Il am one hundred cen g;
but when you come to invest il you End
IL is only eighty five. TAhler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment says: al will cure you Of
Piles" AMI upon trial it is found TO do
so in every case. Il makes but one
promise-to cure piles; and does sa with
out failure Price 90 cents bottle.
For sale by Buck & Cowgirl, Druggist
Hickman kY.
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HAvE you Dyspepsia, are you Consti-,
pated, have you yellow shin, loss of ap-
petite, Headache, if so don't fail 10 use
SHILOH SYSTEM VITALIZER Il il
guaranteed TO relieve you. and will you
continue to suffer when you can be cured
on such terms as these. Price 10 cts, and
70 cts. Sold by C. a. HOLCOMBE, Drug
zist Hickman, Ky. jalo-ly
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For the LegIsInture.

We are authorized 10 announce A. S.
ARNOLD. as candidate 10 represent lick
nan and Fulton counties in the Lower
House Of the next Kentucky Legislature.
We are authorized TO announce Mr.. JNc.
+ DREv, ~ 3 candidate TO represent Hick-
man aud Fulton counties il the Lower
House Of the next State Legislature.
We are authorized 0 announce Mr.. e.
NJ. Vaughn, OF Hickman county, as can
didete 10 represent the counties Of Fulton
and Hickman IN The next STATE Legisis-
ture.
For County Attorney.
We are authorized 10 Gnnourse Judge
4. D. KISGHAg candidate fer the
Office of County Attorney al the ensuing
August election.
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A Ii PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
n estate of John Simones, deceased,
will please call at the store of j. Amberg $
Sons, and settle their indebtedness at
once, or will be forced to place their
claims in the hands Of attorneys for col
lection. l win be forced to settle said
estate within a few months and am COM
PEELED to collect all claims due same. AL
parties holding claims against said estate
are requested TO file them for settlement
j4-4t II. c. AMBERG, AID mr..
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DIED AT Dyersburg Tenn, July 4th
1879 BsIcE infant son of DR.. ". a. sod
Lizzie Fowlkes. Age months and
days.
Grieve not dear parents, that God in
his great mercy, hath seen proper to re-
move your little darling TO his bright
home where pain and sorrow neer can
enter Weep not for him so happily freed
from earthly ills. nor write upon his mar
bic slab this record false-"He Died
He is not dead, but only from his mortal
bondage freed. When his glad life escap-
Ell it's prison hars, his soul was born in
spirit land. There he was doubtless met
by his dear angel brother, and welcomed
to the perfec, life of he hereafter.
Let us be comf0rted 20 know
Only the body il below,
Within he grave thar hsunts us 50,
That those We love aud so regret.
In brighter worlds where mono forget,
VIII soon, AZ worst, welcome rs yet.
W nc
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AN N0UNcEM rs.
fOr ahe sfnte scnnte

VIC Gre authorized 10 announce DR.. A
J. Watson, of Hickman county, 20 repre-
sent he countiss Of Fulton, Graves and
Hickman in the next Senate OF kentucky
We are authorized TO announce Hen.
Henry George, CT Graves COUNTY, as .
candidate 10 represent the oountios cf
Hickman, Fulton aud Graves, in the next
Senate of Kentucky. Subject 10 Demo.
cratic convention.
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The semi annual election o. officers
Of the Ladies' Aid Society, which took
place last Thursday resulted as follows:
Presilen,-Mrs Randle.
Vice-Prcsident--M Parks.
Secretary \. Gober.
Tre0surer-Mrs Mollio P-Ather
Report from Mrs. Walker, the Treas
urer. from Jan 9Th, 1879 20 July 81, 1879;
Cash on hand. Jan. 6;h, .............S 40
Amount received ........................2 80 "a
46. -
Disbursements % 10
Balance IN Treasury ....................2S "a
BErrIE FUoUA, sec y.
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FURNISHING

We are headquarters for CLOTHING, because
we manufacture nearly all oar own goods. and
thereby save you the wholesale dealers large
profits. An entirely new line OF Collars, lies,
Unlaundried Shirts, Suspenders, Trunks, UNI
brellas, Rubber Goods, cheaper than ever be-
fore offered in this market
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and pray ed-and paayed to God 10 help
me- and l believe he is going to help us
out Of the trouble.
why did you bury the children secret
" if they we're born dead, AMI why then
did yon and your brother ay the country?
asked ,he reporter.
Brother Rams intended coming back,
but vas taking NE of because I waa
Ashamed to live where had acted so bad
sctea wrong. but didn't know God
knows l m telling the truth I've been
dragged round until its wonder, IN
not dead myself. I've got as tender 8
heart AZ any woman, and wouldn't hurt
TO body and nothing
This is the substance of her talk, and
the reporter noting her extreme weak
ness declined asking her further ques
tioas. She is a woman say 80 years old
/ blemes herself entirely-aud is persis-
tentiy urgent as TO her brothers inno-
! cense An occa sional tear comes into heI
/ eyes, hut otherwise she does not seen
much abashed, or to particularly realize
1 the enormity Of the crime with which shc
/ is charged. On the contrary, Rams Wade
il completely down cast-and bears evi
denoe u his countenence Of great men
tai sgouy.
TGE TEAL.
On Wednesday, the prisoners w6V'
J roueht before Judge Bailey and Esq. }
4 " Mayes, for their examining trial, bu
e, because CT the absence OF attorney an
the fact that Judge Bailey and Esq
Nayes sre probable Witnesses in the case
eontinuanse was granted 10 Friday
a. m, (to-layl, when the trial viii be he'll
he fore E-un5ras Ranlan1 NTar.s
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The most complete assortment of ladies'
misses and children's Newport Ties, kid, goat
and calf-front and side-lace Shoes. Mems
and boys Boots, Oxford and Jersey Ties for
summer wear lower than
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DR.. J. B. SThMPER,

Proposes to treat al kinds Of Diseases.
CHRONIC DISEASES ASPE .IALTY
Cancers, Ulcers, Tunors. rheumatism
Lung. Liver and Kidney Diseaees, Fry
siPelss, Sore Eyes, Scrofula, Spraius. Epi-
leptic Pits letter. White Swelling, Chills,
Fever, Scurvy, Gravel, In potency, Piles,
Female Weakness and General Debility,
Affections of the Spine, Dyspepsia, Pars.
Etic, Syphilio and private diseasos cured
All consultations Of private or public
charge.
The Doctor can be found at VIM. Weak
ley's, on Troy road, miles from Hickman
II you wish TO consult the Doctor, cal.
al once. july4
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Local Items.

n.Short communications on public
qrestions printed-but not responsible
Ter sentiments or expressions Of CORES
on lants except where We refuse 10 give
rRuil 80 author
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yor Must Cure that Couch

With Shi,oh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself. Il has established The
fac, that Consumption can be cured while
for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Asthma, and all diseases OF Throat aud
Lungs, it is absolutely without 81 equal
Two doses win relieve your child of the
Group, it j. pleasant TO take and perfect
~ harmless 10 the youngest child, and no
mother can afford TO be without it. You
can use tvyo-thirds OF a bcttle, and If
- bat we say is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts, so cts and
- % per bottle. If your Lungs are sore
or Chest or Back lame, use Shilohs Pc
roUs Plaster. Sold by c. A. HQLCOMBE,
Druggist, Hickman. Ky jaI0ly
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"Eatr WARNING; -

''Fafr SVarDiBs.''
ALL PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
~ estate OF J. Amberg, deceased, will
please call at The Store of J. Amberg :
Sons, and settle their Indebtedness At
once Or will be forced to place their
claims in the hands of attorneys for col
lection. ! will be forced to settle the es-
tate within few nlonts: and I'M compeli-
ed TO collect all claims due same. All
parties holding claims against said estate
are requested 10 file til e same for 'settie-
ment.
JANE B. AMBERG, Admrx.
July Atm 1879 1t
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LLER-THOMPSON On the llth inst
by Esq. c. Reed, Mr.. James Miller
aud Mrs. Josephine Thompson.
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CRAVE IN THE YARD

tta ms M -
-, - a.,b ,.,...,,..oi
-,
the breath ofIifs In one the lo,eri.w
hon. va. hroEs, and also the sk,I, sb,ve
,bseve s,i i, N, o,bsr the INNER i.r
bons AMI fac. a,ross ,be nose crushed
r.. os;r,,s.t rat,rn.3 vsri,,, in
o,,o,,.I,Do. vim the ab,vs f.,,.i a that
.t;.e ,. =, h.ir dsa+b bv vic.
-
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=.
g.. -, - M,
~
win aU'"o.''! ''''N
oeede" "a 'N' ,'''eA '' '''e D''"s
and snc;ee"si -
Union Ciiy' leH"'' -
Mo"dsy he brough; 'nsA Oh -' 0'
Hickman, Tor trisi' nut S"e
the grouht that the lawyer they Us''''
20 defend thetn was not present deslFeu
TO valve examination aud hence tne!
we're committed 70 jail TO S"A't tria1 o.
Wsdnesday
ISTsS''E" WIN AA@A WADE
On Tuesday morning a reporter or the
COURIER obtained permission TO visit the
prisoners 10 the county jaiL Rsas Wate
is confined in An iron cell, while Mary
Wade, the sister, occupies cot in the
hall way Of the Jail, Immediately in front
other brothers cell. The woman appears
willing enough to talk, bat IS evidently
yet suffering terribly from weakness.
She is not an intelligent woman, nor
could she be classel 81 very ignorant. Shs
is not good Iookins-nor is she very ugly,
but far 100 good face for one readily &c
suspect OF such crimes as she is charged
looking man ui,erate, but Of p.sse6ly
ordinary intellisencs. He is entirely
down caS; and has nothing whatever to
say. except in answer to direct questions
1he ars many hi. asqaa ef VIII,
speak good word as to his pas life. an.
3
him
On, r.nortar q, en,.-ing tba i.l sta.
ted 10 Mary Wade the obiact Of his visit.
to publish her version of the affair .tatin.
plaiply that she was CHARGED with civin,
birth n those bss,arls nurdarinr tbou
after thew were horn. and tba, ber broth
er was suspected of being their father
She replied. 80 helm me God I'll tel
vou the wbol. trutb. Tbev,v. cot II
CHARGED vronyr,llv Par, 80, IN con
fess 70. bot the part about bro,ber Ran
is nottruc. Ihad the children but ii q
were born dead. Toe father Of the chill
dreu is Bill Sutherland"
Where is Sutherlani' askeI the sport
err.
HE is run otto Texas, so heard.
she replied Il got acquainted with hi
over n Tennes.ee-uear Onion Station
lie told me he was going to Texas; aud
don't know bat reckon he weu.. I neve
heard from him after he vuia -. Il
done like the men always , tn
woman to bear it all ae'eV,STong-
don't deny it-but never hurt hair OF
the heads Of the babies; anil kno'
brother Rams IS AS innoeeH' - any mi"
who was not there. se'ea o"d-ou
they were my oAo'es--an' II 'hey ma
been born H"Ve shoui' "a ''eu ''''
and cared fo>them AS sood - any mo'h
er. didn't want them 70 DC aeAd'
don care what happens TO M We don
had-o"t u does hurt 'is - A ''o =
Die I've brought on Dro'"s' "'a' II
had nothing IN tue ~0r'a - ~ WIN q
some o. them go' 'nNa oO'19 oro, ne
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