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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11
Worth Noticing.

The rates Of fare at the YELLOW
SPRINGS HOTEL are less than at any
other watering place in the State, and It
furnishes as much real comfort and
Measure. The water and mountain
scenery cannot be excelled. Persons
wishing to visit this splendid retreat
will find private conveyance daily from
New Market via cambridge. The
Snrings arc located II miles south OF
cambridge and 10 miles west of New
port. Address,
PATTERSON & FOX, Pros.
iun11-3m cambridge, Tenn.
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Pinafore.-It has been discovered that
the great success Of the Pinafore In Phil-
adelphia was derived from the constant
use of Prof. Paine's Catarrh Napor,
which keeps the throat clear from lrrlta-
tion or disease, and enabled the singers
to produce those sweet melodies which
so charmed and electrified all who had
the good fortune to hear them: ms
vapor not only cures Catarrh and
Hoarseness, but Dyspepsia and every
other poison Of the blood. Offices, $50
s. Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The New York Herald publishes some
correspondence from the Island of Pc
nang showing that General Grant has
assured a delegation of Cinnamon there
that he is in favor of unrestricted CHI
nese immigration, provided that the i'm
migrants are not brought here in any
form of slavery And, yet only few
days ago, leading newspaper in San
Francisco declared that if General
Grant took firm ground against Chinese
immigration there would be no douot
about his nomination and reelection.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

Our friend, Fac. Henderson, of Mar
shall, N. c., received the premium OF
S125 for "bright wrappers, Fat the Spring
Fair, Lynchburg, Va. This was the
highest prize offered in that market lot
tobacco. We hope it will encourage our
tobacco 1aisers, not only of North Caro-
lima, but of East Tennessee, to take more
interest in preparing their crops for
market. A specimen of Henderson's to-
bacco is suspended in the office Of the
Cain House. Look at it, planters, and
profit by it. Kings may be blest, but
is lovely" to look upon.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

No grimmer satire could ever De
achieved than that perpetrated Dy
Nine. Bonapart.5 She Was denantiy
proud Of her imperial name curing
iifea aud yet At her death the cofhn
bore pfate reading iiA''oe'N
Pattersous', Only that and nothing
more The dead threw back the IN
suit upon the family that had Insult
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

The Methodist Church South has
procured subscriptions for S22l 'OOo
ofthe $500, 900 necessary to rescue
the Publishing House at NasnVll'e
from it's creditors. The remaining
$40 600 must be taken by the lst OIL
Julv or the whole scheme fails.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

With the majority of this community,
we svmpathize with our friend, Maj. I.
G. Cain, of the Cain House, his guests
and neighbors, at the loss, one night last
week, of the splendid young mocking
bird that for months past has added SUCH
attractions to the precincts of the hotel.
The history of the cat-astrophy is very
brief. Thoughtlessly the bird was left
in it's cage on the parlor centre table. A
wandering feline CHANGED to enter the
room, and the poor warbler's hours were
numbered, and we will listen to the de-
licious melody of that mOcking bird no
more.r Alas how true and pertinent
to this disaster the reflections OF Geo.
w. Childs, A. NJ, of the philadelphia
Neurological Ledger:
fsTbereis not throat attuned to Mtrth
But has it's chord in Melancholy"
Our ancient, Capt. Pat Walsh, corner OF
Cherrie and Rue de Deaderick, Nash
vile. can find receivers for two more OF
a live sort. P. S.-There are no more
felines within the precincts of the Cain
House. Maj. Tom arose wrathy and IN
candescent, and the slaughter began
Dozens were killed without this or that
Killed-sinply because it was cat
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

Ebon s. Ingersoll, ex-representativc
in Congress from Illinois, and brother
of Robert Ingersoll, died suddenly IN
Washington city on the morning Of the
31st of apoplexy. He was in his usual
good health the evening before. Mr..
Ingerson held the same religious views
as does his brother. Col. Robert g. In
gerson, who made the funeral address
There was no other clergyman present.
The body was inferred in Oak Inn
Cemetery. The Ingersoll brothers con.
Quoted the services at the funeTai o.
their father in the same way Coi. IN
gersoll making the address, and Dufhs0
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

Mr.. T. e. Moore, of Leadvale, deliv-
cred at our depot and sold to Messrs.
Jack g. Stuart, one day last week, car
load of three year old cattle averaging
1900 pounds. 1t was beautiful lot.
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THE WESTERN eN0gs1iH CAROLINA
RAILROAD.
4Am.Esfss4 ~ y6,,g6Sa llofsthe Asheyille

IN Che last number ofthe AsheVllle
Citizen the editor favors his readers
with a carefully. prepared article in
regard to Railroad interests In. Yves,
tern North Carolina. The article is
too long for our columns, since much
of what is said would be Of no inter-
eat to the MACS Of our readers. aaBut
the leading facts aud conclusions
stated are of interest here. It ap-
nears that. 80 far as the main line OF
the Western North Carolina road
that from Asheyille toward Dnck'
towns concerned, there is now 10
capitsl or means 4eBt #ifh AHhieh 70
build it. IL appears also that the
Freuehr Bread lins7fsOA AshedIle
to Paint Rocks in q very different
situation. That lbranehiit seems is
under the control of the State, by
reason Of it's purchase, and win be
built by The State. ISL as the main
line.to Asheville = being built. IA
: reau Ii appears that N que time
and without any doubt, the connec
ton will be made Rith our Bnheenbe
road at Paint Rock. and that there
can be no diversion towards Duck
town.
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BRIsroL, Tenn, June 6, 1919.

To the Editor of the MorristOwn Gazette;
Send me a copy of your paper OF june
4. Very truly, A. b. CARR
OF course all such cards and letters go
to the waste basket. We know nothing
of Messrs. Evans, Bowling or Carr NO
doubt they are clever gentlemen as the
world has it, but cleverness alone does
not pay us nor pay postage. If these gen.
tlemen, or any others, want single copies
of the GAZETTE, let them be assured
that their requests will only receive at
tention when accompanied with an
equivalent for the paper and postage
six cents.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

Persons desiring to emigrate should
examine the new advertisement of the
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
railroad, printed elsewhere. 1t offers
great inducements for patronage and
MANY advantages.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

Mr.. Peter Kern, Market Square, Knox
vile, is prepared to supply families,
parties or individuals, with Cream,
Cakes, etc, on short notice and in the
most satisfa ctory manner.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

The Maryville Indeg says that the
cs,ntS Court CleFk Of Blount copn-
stv. Mr.. j. A. Greer, hAsreceived the
anoOintment of Chief Clerk under
Colonel Melton in the Revenue Col,
lector' . office. ,z .a
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

J. H. Fritts, of Loudon, Tenn, who
was removing with bis family to Texas,
recently accidentally shot and killed
himself near OIeander, Ala. The fami-
Iv returned to Loudon.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

We acknowledge the receipt OF an IN
vitation to attend the Commencement
Exercises of the University Of Tennes-
see, at Knoxville These exercises be-
gin next Sunday night, p. M, with q
Baccalaurate Sermon, by Rev. t. A.
Hoyt, DID,, of Nashville. Monday, 0
D. m.-Address before the Students, by
Hon. z. w. Ewing, of Pulaski. Tues
day, 8 D. m.-Address before the Alum
nj Association, by Moses White, ESQ.,
Of Knoxville. Wednesday, 8 a. M
Commencement Exercises by the Grad
uating Glass; Inauguration of UNIVERSE
ty of Tennessee, by the President; In
stallation of Board of Visitors, by the
Governor; Response, by the President
of the Board. Sp. m.-Alumni Banquet.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

LAST month only six arrests OF Of
tenders against the municipal laws OF
our town were made by Marshal Morris,
This has good moral significance, and
speaks well for our community.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

Nashville Banner: Jesse Arledge, Oh
winchester; John NJ. Glass, Of Trenton
I'D ,erurge r. MeGlellAn, OF SULLIVAN
&c. r2ailroad Assessors, are in
the CITY, and viii at once proceed 70 as
sess the railroads. - @z Ha
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

At stated communication of Morris
town Lodge, No. 231, F. and A. NJ on
Thursday last, the following named OFF,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year +;
J.E. Thompson, W. NJ; G. ]. Burnett, 8. W.;
g w Shields. ], W.; W. D. Cannon, Sec; R; Z.
Rice. Treasurer; ]. s. Howell, s. D.; VIM Austin'
J. D.; E. L. Long, L.
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Gregg s. Co. are headquarters for the
best and most substantial agricultural
machinery. Give call and examine.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

In accordance with a recent act OF
the Legislature. will examine nppli-
Giants for the cadetship In the Univcrsi-
~ Of Tennessee, at Morristown, June
2lst. Candidates must be 40 least four
teen years Old.
H. M. SHERWOOD,
County supt.
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cambridge WGtcanaG1T' Bill Floyo'
in Granger county, has child that Is
eight months old which weighs seventy
pounds, measures one foot and ten inch
es around the thigh, and has twelve
toes, all perfect.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

Fires were resorted to several nights
last week for comfort by many of -our
citizens.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

The announcement of Mai. Gains fine
Jersey bull, "Stonewall
jackson" ought to be attractive 70 our
farmers and butter producers.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

The Knoxville and New Orleans Pen
sion Agencies have been consolidated
the latter agency being abolished.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

The law card of Judge M. B. D. Lane
is printed in another column. Judge
Lane comes to this county with the
highest testimonials of moral worth and
legal learning from the people OF Lee
county, Va, where he has long hveo'
and where he has been honored with re
spousible offices of judicial honor and
emolument. We welcome such men to
citizenship with us, and have no fear
that any such will be frozen out or sour
ed to discontentment from want OF ap-
probation by our people. Judge Lanes
Office is in the Flynn building, first door
east of George McCrary's store. we
have no hesitancy in commencing the
Judge to those who may need an adyo-
cate, a counsellor or collector.
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PRIZE ENIGMA. &


To the Editor Of the MorristoWn Gazette:
The first young lady, under IA years
of age, that sends a correct solution TO
the following enigma, to the address be
low, will receive by mail beautiful
chrome:
lam composed of 13 letters.
NV 8, 9, II, 2, g, ., 10 is subject TO a
woman. Et
NV IS, z, 2, is kind Of fruit.
My 1, 12, 4 is useful for pleasure and
NV IL, 8, 8, A, q, 8 is something men
should not do.
My whole is noted place in East Ten
nessee. J. @. c., Springdale, Tenn.
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MAKE TIE NAN HAPPY, PoA1s.
RANKrx's DEPOT, Cooke Co. Tenn,

June 4, 1879.
To the Editor OF the Morristown Gazette
I see a poetical question IN the last
issue beginning, Beneath the heavens
q creature once did dwell, &c, nave
concluded that the creature referred 70
is the whale that swallowed Jonah ol
old. Was Il notf IL so, l claim tho
prize. YOURS G0c;l
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All admirers of labor-saving mach1n-
cry should visit Gregg & Go. when they
come to Morristewn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

Earnest 81 Briscoe have the handsom-
est assortment of dress goods IN town,
and prices lower than any.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

Tonight, wv ednesday ,)at the Methodist
Church, the commencement exercises OF
Morristown Female High School Will
take place. 1t will be an interesting &C.
casion and a very large attendance may
be expected.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

The Morristown Silver Cornet Band Is
fast gaining character and popularity
It furnished the music for the Com
mencement exercises of Messy Creek
CoIlege. We learn that the boys made
a fine effort, and that the music was OF
a character highly cred1table to our town
as we'll as to the players. Their gentle
manly department while at the Creek
was much complimented. The band is
a luxury that our people may well be
proud of. In fact we dent see how we
could do without it.
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commencement of our female school
this week. a lively time expected.
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Ye festive cucumber will soon make
its advent.
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TIE HEsTERN STORM.

An Atchison, Kansas, dispatch says
that the committee of surgeons and cltl-
Gems sent to Irving, KS, has returned.
They report. the. dead all buried and
wounded tenderly cared for. Relief
committees have been organized at Try
ing and Frankfort and are doing every
thing in their power to provide for the
necessities of the sufferers. The list OF
killed and injured shows total OF ~
killed and 40 severely wounded. FlIteen
are reported killed and many wounded
in the vicinity of Deshowa, Ottawa
connty, and several casualties are repor-
ted in other parts of the country traVers-
ed by the storm. 1t is, therefore, GER
tain that no less than 40 have been kill
ed and 20 to 80 wounded, all the latter
very severely. The destruction Of pro-
perty viii foot up very large, but no
reliable estimates can yet be formed.
Hundreds of houses have been destroyed
and crops in the path of the cyclone ut
terly ruined. The track of the cyclone
varied from three-quarters of mile to
one mile in width. At intervals, it oc-
casionally left the ground for short dis
lance and again descended, wherever it
touched the ground, it swept everything
clean of houses, trees and crops. Where
It crossed tie Blue river it lifted every
dropsof water. in its course, and in pass
infr over a wen II Irving, it scOOped i,
dry
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DIED.

An infant son of Col. o. 9. King and
wife died last Thursday night. We eX-
tend our sincere sympathles to the be-
reaved parents.
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A new nonresident notice from Clerk
and Master Murphey appears to-day.
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Go to Mrs. F. E. NewcomB's if you
wish to see something pretty.
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Down again-goods at Earnest & Bris-
oaa1c
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The Corporation has improved the
side walk on Main street, between the
Commercial House and the corner OF
Henley street, by putting in new curb
ing. A sensible idea, but why not ex-
tend it the full length of the pavement
from one end of town to the other. IL
is badly needed, and will help the looks
of our main avenue wonderfully.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-11

Misses Jessie Kidwen and May f.
Powell will accept our thanks for an IN
vitation to the commencement exercises
of Rogersville Female College. We feel
assured that the young ladies will acqult
themselves in a praiseworthy manner.
A rare intellectual feast is in store for
all who may have the fortune to attend.
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Fresh Oranges at Parker's, in the Y. :
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For Mara. Timetables ana tN IniN.1aaAlUN ~
rerar.I ~ els route. call cu ar ai.ffrh
w. H.. DANLEN,
wM. ~. hluEha.
rassigr AFf. CtaiianolE1. lauui
a. ~. WHINE.
Tray. Agent AlAnls. O.,
ann N MI
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FoRr WORTH, Texas, June 1.

To the Editor of the Morristown Gazette;
Will you please send me a copy OF the
GAZETTE to my address at this Once,
and will see what can do in getting
mn a club for the paper. Direct single
paper to Yours, &c,
w ROWLING.
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: strawberries nearly exhausted.
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Have you seen-a Junebug'
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o. The Congressional Eaouse Commit
50 fee on Pensions Has agreed orepors
Hill to pensioazthe survivors Of Inc
MEXICAN war. And yet We. are pos
happy.
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Local Notes and Other 4Neaos.
Two ice-cream halls in town.

We are having beautiful weather.
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Robt. p. Shrewsberry was convicted
in the criminal court, at Rockville last
Sveek of numbering fellow-tramp
named Welcel, last August near Straw
berrv Plains. Welcel stated before he
died that Shrewsbury shot him, and
lssme Of VeIceTs property was found in
III posssssiop! Shrewsberry claimed
ID have Won Welcel's articles at gam
ing and admitted shooting W, but
Claimed that the latter was trying to
rob him as he slept. The jury fixed the
crime in the second degree, and the
enlistment il fifteen years In the peni-
tentiarY.
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the body in the garden, making flower
bed over the grave. Mr.. IngersolIs
funeral was private.
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The ignorance-or rather Impotence
of some folks in this world can only
be appreciated by newspaper publishers
Almost every mail brings us postal cards
or letters like the following received
on Saturday
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EVERETT, Mo-, June 2, 1879.

To the Editor OF the Morrlstown Gazette;
Please send me a specimen copy OF the
GAZETTE. was formerly OF your sec
ton of Tennessee, and may subscribe
HENRY G.. EVANS.
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MARKET REPORTS.

june 9. 1870
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We invite the attention Of every farmer IN lasi
Tanuesaoe 81 our superior stock oi AFf-e AANt-i
afsaHfunrv. and especially
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FoR THE


NOR SPEED. SAFETY AND
comfort. you win dnd hia llue % he unrgal-
"A For the Celebrated Springs and auuaasf 20.
rortr mnund Trir Tickets can ~ purchases IT ~
PRINCIPAL Offices. migrants wishing ~ - $500
either % locato cr 90 NfHf @ rrln
eulfrrlnf fiellels 90 Eaid Al Ienaa rtlntt' -
ro.ehrs arc run FROM ChaiiannnEa p N..All.
without ohause. hlceping Nlaclea On -A -'a'
trains.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-11

Lass Monday while NJ. Block, . farmer.
living below the falls on Shoal Creek, was
walking through The woods be met t"o
men q hssshack Who told him they we're
lookise IL shs bsas Of jesse James.
While he three men vefs talking about
ths shsosi.e aeair which hsppeaed near
The place on Sunday, one OF the men told
ths other that be Owed him $ 90 and prof.
fes,d hin's s. bill. He did not have the
change, and The 6mt man turned to Mr..
Black and ssked him If he could change
she Ill. Mr.. Blask. without thinking OF
being robbed, took out his pocket book con-
tsi.ine shout SO, and offered To change
the pote, hut before be could take out the
money both men covered him With their
revolver, and demanded the pocket-book'
OF coune be cesld do nothing but hand IT
over, asd shsy rode Oh through the woods.
Mr.. Black thiaks the parties are from
Short Greek, and could easily identity
either the men OF The horses they rode. This
i about - bold robbery - was ever CON-
nitsd in this part Of the country.-Joptsa
Herald
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discovery Of . dssd body very sseh T.
eooPosed. s6oae eight sniles scsth Of this
plaoe. Tie body was discovered b so0e
oisesa vhsss sstestioe - sssracssd 70 il
b the bad odos tist asose il The vicinity
in shich they were canpsd. The body -
ioosd parslv buried beneash soos dirt and
brush. and had evidently laia tbess for Eve
OF six days.
The body te that Of uae Of alin build,
light complexion aud light auburn hair.
Il had 90 heavy boots With spurs attached,
dark coat. pants and vest to match. and q
vide hrio@ed hst was lying near. Ths
osn vbo brought this sniormstioa did moi
examine the body 10 see II vioIeecs ~
the cause Of bic death. hut stated that h
noticed blood % the face. The pockets he'd
beeo fiAed Of their couieots.
The citiaena here arc terribly excited
over The nev., many OF them tbinA ing Il h
the body Of Jesse james. A psrsy il nos
forming to proceed to the piece aad brinl
The body 10.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.


Ysssssjsy aisssnoOe, sbous : O'clock.
NJ. U. A. Sissss. - eoploye 81 the S<ds-
lie foasdsy. while hsssias IN iron so1 ca
which - pisson hssd. ssceised quite
severe injuries. IL II supposed that so.ll
sneaas a vsses sill ssoaissd il the pss-
soa head. and, vhss is esos il euasaes 9th
he hess, - explasios wss The sesai'. 4
possioe Of - is.eossss ssruck VI. Singer
il he lss. ssaaisg upward toward sie
shieh, nskiss - Ugly end psiainl vousd
sooe seven incAss il lesGsh and shoas os.s
end oae-AsM isehss in diameter. Ills eyes
vess aIss burned quite sesrselS. and Last
night il - Impossible { e han ." diasin.
suisA ssyihins. He vss carried u bis
huos, sad D.. Boyss 80 called, who did
What b could to relieve the 0so's suffer-
,ns. asd n Let sccouuls be wse resting
quite essy. The vousd in The leg ~, psia.
ing hin much. bot his syes hoshssine him
considerably.
NJ. Siaees - formerly foreman Of he
sedalia tousdsy. sad also worked fos the
Smith Msnuiscsusias COMPANY thsse and
oos-hsM ysan. He ~ aged shout forty
yesss ssd y men Of . fss,ly. Thu IL
The ira aceidsas that hAs oceosrsd In shil
ssssblishnest siscs Il hss been under 'hs
management II n. B. fiesches 4 Co.
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70 Be.

Henry Ewing. Esq, Of Je1eson City,
Clerk Of the sapssue Court, - not unknown
In Sedalia.
Mn Matte Chapel is . charming young
lady of the Capital town, society fsvorise
in Central Missouri, end sister Of Mr.. Phil.
4. Chopped, President Of the Exchange
Bank Of Jefferson City.
Report has il that the twain above named
are to be married 90 the 36th inst, ut Jef-
iaroo City The RAzoo. in advance OF the
nuptiala, extends ito congratulations to
these popular young people, and may He
Who tempsn the winds to the shosn lamb
b their guard and guide through life.