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Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
The Right Way.
July 20, 1880.

Nashville American: The ono pin
ciple for which Democracy must contend
in Tennessee is that Legislation shall be
done by Legislative assemblies and not
by the people. The people legislate
through their representatives. What
ever is done is done by them. The dema-
gogue plank in the last platform was
never discussed before it was adopted and
was the work ofpoliticians. 1t has never
been endorsed by the people and itnever
will be.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
Democratic Convention.

Pursuant TO call of the Chairman
of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Blount County, the Democ-
racy of Blount County met in con-
vention at the Austin House, Mary
vile, August I'd, 1880.
w. II. Henry, Esq, was called to
the chair and r. n. Hood was re-
quested to act as Secretary.
On motion a Committee of three,
consisting of r. L. Houston, j. p.
Raulston and James Rasor, was APP
pointed to select delegates to the
Nashville Convention, to meet Aug
ust 10th.
The Committee reported the follow
ing list of delegates:
LIST District-James G. Howard.
2d-John McNabb.
3d-James ii. Rasor.
4th-G. w. McFee.
5th-David Poland.
6th-A. Ii. Wallace, John F. Hen
ry.
7th-J. G. Hutton.
6th-S. f. Bell, James p. Raulston.
9th-C. T. Gates, p. III. Clark, r.
N. Hood, j. c. Mckenzie, Charles
Burger, w. II. Henry, B. S. Cattlett,
w. B. Scott, Sr.
1Oth-T. w. Keller, H. G. Mead, G.
r. Love.
llth-I. W. George, L. P. Speck.
l2th-Robert Porter.
13th-Andrew G. Davis.
14th-J. M. Williams, Moses Gam
bic.
l5th-Jacob Freshour, j. w. Ii.
Upton.
16th-John Stevenson.
17th-Sam. McMurrary, John How
ard.
1Sth-Sam1 Gillespie, Marion kee-
BILE.
The report was unanimously adopt
ed.
The following resolutions were Off
cred by r. N. Hood, and after consid-
cradle discussion were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted:
"The Democratic party of Blount
County, in Convention assembled, an
nounccs the following as its princi-
pies:
We heartily endorse the nomina-
ton of Hancock and English by the
Democratic party, and the platform
adopted by the National Convention.
We demand that the Convention to
assemble at Nashville on the 10th inst,
shall place the Democracy of Tennes-
see in FULL AND COMPLETE HARMONY
with the National Democracy and the
platform of the Cincinnati Convention.
We are in favor of an IMMEDIATE
settlement of the State debt by the
next Legislature of Tennessee, on a
basis that will be honest and just,
both TO the people and our creditors.
We arc opposed to reputation in
any of its FORMS" !
= The BLoUNT COUNTY DEMocRAT
and the Daily Dispatch are requested
to publish these proceedings.
w. II. HENRY, Chairman.
r. N. HOOP, Secretary.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
NOTICE.

BY virtue of the power and authority
vested in me by the law, | will on
Thursday, the 9TH day Of August, 1880,
open and hold an election at all the usual
voting places in Blomt County for the
purpose of electing Sheriff and trustee
for said county, a constable for each civil
district, and also TO elect School Directors
and Justices Of the Peace in any civil dis
trict where said offices are made vacant.
H.O. WILSON,
Coroner,
This the LIST day of July, 1880.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
For Constable.

We are authorized to announce
JAMES SniMs as candidate for Con-
stable of the 9th district, Blount
county.
We are authorized 20 announce John T.
Anderson as candidate for reelection to
the Office of Constable, 9th District.
We are authorized to announce Lee
Frazier candidate for Constable, for the
9th District.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
What Brother Charlton Saws.

If canting religionists, who are always
mouthing about the evil deeds of their
fellows and setting themselves up as para
CONS of Christian perfection, would in
culcate moral principle more assiduously
in their own lives and in the lives of
their children, there would be no need
OF appointing detectives to spy out
offenders"
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
August 3D., 1880.

Saturday evening we boarded the
hack line of Messrs. Mckenzie, Hack
ney and Broadly, bound for the "Sara-
toga of the South" -Montvale. The
road is kept in good condition, which,
combined with comfortable vehicles,
spanking" teams and careful and ac-
commodating drivers, together with
the wild and romantic scenery, renders
the ride to MontnSfe by 'thisssliiF a.
most pleasant one. The gentlemen
above mentioned deserve great credit
for the manner in which they have
equipped their hack line. The trip to
Montvale, 8 miles, was made in two
hours, with full load. If you have
never been to this popular watering
place, 60 at once, by the above men
toned line, and enjoy the excellent &C
tommodations given by.R. Mckenzie,
ESQ.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
How to Build up o Town.

An article has been going the rounds
of the papers for some time, on this sub
icct, which theoretically is quite good
thing but then the question is, does it
do il? The only way to build up a town
is to support its enterprises. That's the
secret. If you spend your money in
keeping up the enterprise of other towns,
you must not expect those of your own
TO flourish. Every dollar which goes out
of the county which should go to your
county town, is just SO much taken from
the life Of our commerce, trade and in
dustry. Support home mechanics, home
merchants, home doctors, lawyers and
your home paper, and You will see all
these things building up and your town
flOurishing. -ROgersville Spectator.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

We learn that for several weeks past
a revival of religion has been in prog
rcss at Sandy Springs, a few miles
south of Maryvillo. The services have
been conducted by Rev. McCrosky
and others. Thirteen conversions are
reported, and the meeting is still in
progress.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

The Sunday School Convention of
the 18th District, which is to meet at
Centennial Church, will be on the
9th and 2Sth of August instead of
Goth and Dist, as formerly announced.
Remember the change.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

The next session of the Mt. Harmony
Association, Baptist Churches, will meet
with Piney Grove Church, 619 miles from
Maryville, Blount county, Tennessee,
commencing on Friday before the first
Saturday in September, 1880; Elder j.
r. Coulter to preach the Introductory
sermon Elder Thos. Nuchols Alternate.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

Newspaper advertising is now recog-
nized by business men having faith In
their own wares, as the most effective
means for securing for their goods wide
recognition of their merits.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
AROUND TOWN.
Election tomorrow.


Good rains fell here yesterday and
tho day before.
The slate is being put on the roof
of the new Court House.
The plasterers are at work on the
inside Of Burger, Hood g. Co.'S new
building.
DR.. Jas. W. Hannum Is announced as a
candidate for Justice Of the Peace, 9th Dis
trict. DIR. HaDnum Is we'll known physi.
clan, and is vigorously pressing his claims.
Mr.. John T. Anderson Is announced
as scandidate for reelection to the
Office Of Constable, in this (9th) dis
trict. John has made good officer,
and is an honest, straightforward,
clever young man.
DIR. Leander Frazier is q candidate
for Constable for this district, as an
nounced elsewhere. Mr.. Frazier, al
though a one-armed man, is fully
competent to discharge the duties Of
the Office, and, indeed, Rs far as his
educational abilities are concerned,
could fill any Office in the county or
State. We believe he would make
fearless and faithful officer.
The Union Aid Society "a colored
benevolent organizstion) Committee
appointed to have the ont. Gilcad"
graveyard on methodist Hill" enclos-
cd, selected last Friday to build a
substantial plank fence around said
graveyard. A large number of hands
had been invited and were promptly
on hand. At IL O'clock m. an excel
lent dinner was served TO the work
men by the Committee. The work
was not quite finished, owing 10 the
lumber giving out. The workmen
were oolored men. Some of the white
people Of town contributed literally.
In surveying the boundaries Of the
old graveyard Il was discovered that
large number of graves We're ont
side the enclosure, and on the land
belonging TO the Hsnnum farm. This
is unfortunate, and will necessitate
Che removal of the dead buried out
side tho graveyard, as VIC learn that
the land cannot be purchased.
Judge Alvin Hawkins, Republican,
candidate for Governor, and Col. r.
M. Edwards, Grecnback candidate for
Governor, spoke here last Monday.
Judge Hawkins was escorted into
town by number of Republicans on
horseback, preceded by the colored
Brass Band. The procession went up
Main Street as far as the New Provi-
dence Presbyterian Church, and from
thence down the street TO the Austin
House, where the Judge, in few APP
pirate words, returned his thanks for
the welcome extended to him. The
speaking commenced about l o'clock,
in the rear of the building used as a
Court House. Col. Edwards spoke
first, and was listened to with respect
full attention, but the Colonel failed,
we think, to make single convert to
the Greenback fallacy. The crowd
became considerably thinned out be-
fore Judge Hawkins concluded. The
Judge touched little on national af-
fairs, and earnestly urged Republicans
and Democrats to sustain the honor
and credit of the State. On the State
debt question the Judge is all right
Judge Houk and Mr.. Williams, can
didates for Congress, were present.
During shower rain, after the speak
ing, Judge Houk made few remarks
to the crowd in the Circuits Court
room, and also spoke in the same
place at night.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

The campaign is now open and it will
be red hot. Nowis the time to subscribe
for the DEMOCRAT.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
MARYVILLE
N O r M AL
AND
PREP ARATORY SCHOOL.
Open alike to both sexes.
PRACTICAL and TIYOROU UGH.
CHARGES MODERATE
PRACTICAL and THOROUGH.
CHARGES MODERATE

The Fall Term will open on Tuesday,
September It'll, 1880.
THREE DEPARTMENTS. Tho PRIMA.
RY and INTERMEDIATE will be conducted
in the form of Model Schools. The AID.
vANCED will have all the features Of
Training School.
A NORMAL and ENGLISH COURSE has
been adopted, which embraces enough Of
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences TO
qualify students to teach efficiently in our
best schools, or to succeed in any honorable
calling. There is also a Preparatory
Course which fits students for College. III.
plomas will be granted to those who COM
plete either Course.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

Good board, including furnished rooms,
fuel, light and washing, can be obtained ut
from $500 to $1,000 per month. BY self
boarding, which many prefer, the expenses
may be greatly reduced. Rooms for self
boarding can be obtained at reasonable
rates.
Oh For further information address the
Principal, B. s. COPPOCK,
Maryville, Tenn.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce THOMAS
L. WILLIAMS, Of Knox county, as cam
didate for Congress from this, the ID Dis
trict.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
For Sheriff.

We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce JOHN H. PICKENS as n candidate
for Sheriff of Blount County, Ele elton Au-
gust 9th, 1880.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

The DEMOCRAT from now until Jan
1st, 1881, for 40 cents cash or its
equivalent, IN advance.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

Persons having property for sale. for
rent, or any kind of "wants" would do
well to advertise them in the DEMOCRAT.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

What is home without mother, a
baby and your county paperY
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
NOTICE!
In the Chdncerp Court of BIOetmt
COuatU, Tenn.

TO THE CREDITORS OF ESTATE OF
JOHN CALDWELL, DECD:
j. c. NJ. Boyle ct al VS.. A. p. Caldwell ct al.
TN pursuance to decree OF said Court In
l. above cause at June Term, 1880, you are
you may have against the estate of said
John Caldwell, duly authenticated as re-
quired by law, with The Clerk and Master
Of said Court, at Maryville, Tenn, on or be-
fore the frso day of October, 1880, or the
same will be forever barred.
The BLOUNT COUNTY DEMOCRAT will
publish for four consecutive weeks.
This July oath, 1880,
L. GODDARD, q. Il NJ.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

Gen. U. S. Grant has been elected
President of the San Pedro and Canon
Delaqua Company, which owns 10000
acres Of land in New Mexico, includ-
ing copper and gold mines.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

Wall Paper. Croquet Sets Picture
Frames, &C., chcapat WALKERS,
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04

For Justice of the Peace.
We are authorized to announce DR.. J. w.
Hanuum as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
A CARD.

To the Voters of BlOUnt County.
| hereby announce myself candida's
for reelection to the office of Sheriff Of sara
county, at the ensuing August election.
Respectfully,
A. NJ. RULE.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-04
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Knoxville & Augusta IL. Il.
Leaves Maryville for Knoxville at 8 100
A. NJ; arrives at $3.50 A. NJ.
Leaves Knoxville for Maryville at 3 IL
L. NJ; arrives at 4 80 z. NJ.
, 1880-02-20
4 Fight with q Cntansoullt.

Tho lli,nh0rMen TN tho Little rtne Creek, In
1.yeoinlny County, hare hasf evidence for SnrAe
tlnn tint su1nn Wild nn!lnl WINS ptuWlfnH around
their cuRit. \ few nights iIKo. RolErt CArAtlIl
sSt heavy atcGl trap M tue bunk nj the crcek,
believing thu HntlDnl to eHsA panther. Dny be-
foro yesterday hu went 10 exAlllns The tr,lp:
chnined the trap f4st, M sign Ut Il could 10
1t; md wAs al,lIt to ruturn home, when hn din
cnynstd p,,ncs,ox uf hnir !ytuY aroard gu tho
Er,un ant. uvi.IuItes III Il atruRYto IN the
lnikhea. liz WIS tmnktng n.tu1ltl for so1!u trace
Ut tbs mlkstuX trap, whcH no WIS St4trfleA by
feArf,ll huwl thai prtHcctlcl troIn u true nenr
Ny. ll1 leaked up Anl euW NJ iIniIplsc cAtA-
mount or.,llchtuK Gfi n limb. Tho next IHHtAnt
tho n.ll,lal rrr,lilR 1T CnlB aud alfghtetl Ot, tho
Hrta,u' within tsso fnet 81 ht,n. Casss,a saw that
la,nsl by tho faut that his heavy stoc! trap w,,s
fnttgiltal tr pnb 0f itn hind ft1t, Th0 uata-
lnt.,tnt !.stAntIy gIthcred itaolf for asi0thar
spring. Carson had IN TX iil his hand, and hu.
for, tho n.lrnAl could jump he thruw tho M ut
it, nnd struck 1t with such fnru0 that tho cAtn-
mount WIS knocked several feut down tho
bill.
itIl,tlsSlblu to Net AWAY from tho cntAnIotlnt,
Notwithstanding 1t wA4 hampetGd by the trap,
Ilu prepared III hxht tho !nfuFated aniuuu! Us
il moments limo tH make W blu 'ntnd W to his
lnutlo nf defense, Gllt rushed ut Otco baGk III,
tho hill to tho attark, CArSon picked up Y larKt
stt,ie, and when tho animal RGs almost near
pi,Uugh tp him to Helzl him With ftA claws, fl0
knocked it lDMu RHAin with the stlue. CAraOn
9AyS the shritks Ut the oAtamo,tN& made bis
blood run cold and as 1t socmpl to understand
, 1880-02-20
OLEAGINOUS.
Ponnaylynnln OIL Producers Como IL
nn Understanding.

Ponnaylvnnin OIL Producers Como I"
nn Underwriting.
TlrusylLLa, pA., Feb. lo.-The Petroleum
Prnduecrs' GRIND Council assembled In their
council chamber hero yesterday aftcrnunn
for the purpose of discussing the terms nj
agreement upon which the STANDARD conspiracy
cults bud beon withdrawn. Forty-fvc delegates
representing tho soyeral adcal Unions thrun9t-
out tho oil country, wcr0 In attendance, and tho
deliberations wcro carried On with closed doors
Nnno but members Of tho Union md Il Tltusvil1c
iicrtId reporter crcadmktted. Another session
was hold In tho evening and ono this morning,
nj tho close Of which tho Council adjourned
sine die.
Tho articles of ngreement which wore slgne.,
Feb. 8 by tho officers Of the Btandnri OIL Cum.
pnny, tts Stockholders, managers Of Its eovcrnl
Dranchcs md i. H. Campbell on tho part of tho
petroleum producers ps',vke: ...
sltlnn to IA nc entire abrsnton II tho syatci!. "f
rat,!tos. t'rawtaoks, and secret rntes II freight
IN tho trnnsp"rtation of treights on railroads:
United Pho Linrs will mt receive my. rebates
that tho rn'r',ad companies arr mt at liberty t"
styS II otsor . shlpners nf iotroscm,, M
uscd by tho uulted i'i,e 1irps between or
nRnnst their phtrnns, AMI that tho rites II ripc.
ilot 10 advanced exccat :,'i thirty days nnt!ro;
tAi to tho extent 1l their Influence tho STANDARD
ntl Comrauy and !}nted l'iro I,!nes axreo, TINT
troum between ono district and anothor,, nx-
eept sach IA n,sy tp lHseA oN ,lM.r.
s, IN w hs aRo sy s;oFf At rcsoape s nptea c,i r
10 t trnnsport. % storc. ' ad 'ti' iovsr ali "ll
tenaorod thein 50 long II. tho piotlsicton d,rs
| *lurlne fifteen consecutive days. II tho pro-
'lactton cxcueds TINT n1n0llnt mud IA greAirr
s sns nE,es ha 81 TIC ey fs MI so roass h S
FSHtth-The Un!!'et! biro iincs will e!sc
, 1880-02-20

County IleIath!tcan: John fnrnof. straton Fra
f1fa* {; ". !. f.ariAt. ftushttlir Ettf1en and o.
u; Kn!.kcrh,rker, Aurora i,,tro''.
Mr, W. j. Mtzc, nf tho Sullivan I'roress, read
MI Interesting paper m "fnsrlnyrtl Advertise.
inrnts," In which bc gavn n Statistical account
Of tho nrlgtn and rrngrcsH nf nttverttc1mrnta
prlltra1ly. and tiisplayeh "n,!a" IN particular.
lIndcptccntrh the liar Of heavy hfatk Inns In
adsnrtting, cnst nt!yrrItcr strlsinK 10 f;,rt, e,
lows. Tic syktcrr tlf advertising VIA mines! ~
old M newspapers thcnlAcYf.. !l!H H'!'Grt1*e.
ncnts frnt commenced will t0HlkH. and eiiiisc-
u,irntly extended to 9FEerlcs, beginning With
ten. ..-..
The subject was discussed nt length by mum.
bcr nf tho tnrnrrr:
ltnw ahtl,l TIC lGcHl 1}cpnrtmcnt0 0t t'aper
lie Cn,dMftatlF WIS thn e,ih1cGt ~ very witty
rnpcr by Arthur limit, " tho kHi,kHkce fIn1tttf.
He described bis Impressions p the duties ar MI
cdftnr before H.: nCMhiG MT editor HIMSELF when
he tlrat cntcrt. tlic prufcrenl mud those which
camc Inter, utter his rxf'crr.lcts llaa bteh anrna.
What rnRthrn''i: lie ltlvtcute,a tho pulley af
n!!ink tMptr fnEh week with sharp. crisp Items
Of httne trwa. lie wfilEd keep fhe rehi news nrd
&us'neAa ptfH seitnrntc; he would hrpt nll larye
w0r',s: I'LL ur his phIu.r with he!pi'fH'rNrl
ithws Gt'tNrnRr perM country corrrtlT'itdeni*:
he would innh r. II point to tntk with business
men urun their own Hf1n5fr. fG Wuiitd cultivate
cyGryhody except MI Insurance. 4EGnt md Il
EGhtHLnHAtGr.-AH Ctlttuf lhfAftAlJly Rnf tic
, 1880-02-20

md he hui lrrn toll. Tint Mr. .1on,lny wtn.ld rc-
Imrt tavoral,y. He 'Icnncy, css!tnatcd TINT
in hour. Tic .iacstion wns wi,nii,rr eanal i,oata
@ snyr '9w @ sfn' y ,1a II M I'm s ss.er e. ons.t ssi'. sa
current with depth ~ fnvnn 0r e,4ht feet thnn
9aafn.. 9, i7.o tnlc ftct With only fur Or f,ye
nuw lnrst,- hoatH were being built. an fnst IA
tho .'lt! t.,ca wore nut they wtro t'cinR s,,p.r.
by sn , e. nf,c4 2! Tie
Mr. lioyIn9snn nRrecd With Mr.. Singer and Mr.
Mr. III i;chi also .a, hs was In ACCORD with their
riews. The people living hlt'nF tho linn uf i)lo
cnga! "r; ycry a!1si1,s - get Ii.tlu % nnre r,
As % to per,''aenvy. M % the o"nni sha!i 10 sn.arEsi
or pety e" |" "sa asss 6" sMsse u ';
ycarn. nut that would cost $40 0 to $l2, Co.,
dm; ,,,,
THE Watch or THE LAxE WAR uror1EsrinNAptY
roILurEn.
l!e Ind found within tho Iast az weeks ~ f.;
W h,, ", ,sa s., ~ W s,,hin a 1 s1n, nv
,Iwn @ xt,y tntn t,n r;,nr ns III ,ra,,,isns NJ
wr M srH,nfz"d x,,stancrs INV nr,ts.,t in tn
inGt, ,wntne ,vr, ro"tIv fm,nh in fhn ritnr rriur
to tho pumping ut tho F,ltcrton-Mvcnlr works
thtse si,ttstii,tHs wnre mt discovered Tho COW
erIngs Of Ertn wcre now t0ilnd III lnrgo gl,niti-
bio In stn4i,nnt wlter. Among tf,csn wcrn
forms which wnre supposed IL lIo flhtgertNls-
"G H. sn c ws sas nsa = P;Sc c reesY whc a 1ns r:
posed to scnd tD scientific men for 'ses-
ignntIon. An examination If wuicr from tho
ni.lth lsranch dfsctoses 20 FsalMs u Kl.lloi'.
ani inorsa"ic, il the river sho,iii not ~ far
from fifteen gr1lns. The additional lnnttcr was
lsrnnGh. prior to tho operation Ut tho conduit, he
i2 tnrty Kans to tic ss!inn Ecyen Yen, 'ays ~
Mttssn NJ S aid tSe " s%riace, s; * NV mixed, there
wore nnIy eleven grnina, showing n dccrense Ut
twenty STING. Thu question arose. DID tho twoH-
rnR b. v'p ta pcio ~ horcf liz VA tnciine u
l,clnvo tile hitter, OH ncennHt Of thu itiertns!ri
,nbsr Of orFsn!ts; ,;,a sabssess f r. sn
TINT tho prrsr,lcc Of tho grain cnyrrfnRs In tho
lnkn wins evidence TINT tho North l.r,tnch water
il lid Noticed that the sewtss iro .l,o Twelfh.
Iwcnsy.sccn,!d. md 1wenty::nfth street sewers
resembling groase being oo.orvnhio on tho E,tr-
furc wlioii the wntcr was coinparntivcly still.
lind never scc1l It tlontnE In ay other direction,
though hc hnh l'ccn ut tho mouth Of thG sewer?
MMeH lnn MistGu IT wv MHh cnltn' Auo o".'e sN'ns ""o
pe'" 'ouec'4 ~ "nofs.
explained ut consiaeranic ic,sth his plan for In
tcrcopiag sewers n!tI,g tho hank Of tic river and
hrnnehss With reserIo!r, from which the sew;
PSsss e"rr:t S II rSsr s iest M Soiav
e G @ s,f%se Mne o tic nG ne. k nnee eny spe e
surface vater coiiit! be draw, on at irldgcport,
Whrli asketl, he coud mt give II clenr cxpluna-
un4ertsw ,v,,;,,,n, xpoo x,, ,,,, - ~, ,,r,or
5 s od If p"a s s;rfss q u os H. s.f9S'Srt s ni1
mid WIS in proportion to- 10 upper current and
Mr. 1.fr11n ria nnf tt1n nurtnr then Ind mn nru1,.
, 1880-02-20

that tho trnp waa preventing y from sprinRing
upon its enemy. II snnppod and bit fnriU,tsly ct
tic irfn that held its leg Il hurried 70 the Mt
m tho head with q stone forcihle. enough to
stun II, and then pounded 1t 10 dcath; The
caia'notnt was the largest nnr nyer Killer n
Owes hIs llf1 IT, tho fact that tho animal waa In
r,t.l,bt rcd by tho trap.
, 1880-02-20

Jor1sv1IIx. KY. Fob lo-CorToH-Qntct at 12s8zc.
Ftpl'H-QuIet md une!nnRcd.
GHAIS-Whcnt firm at el.E14i.25 Corn stondyt No,
7 vb,lo EHs9Ac; do mixed. Mk3lcc- Oais-Mnrket
dul 10 , whito, 4oG+lc; do mixed, as4c. Rye quint
at EaS1o. ......
rnoy1s1oNH-rork firni at fte61. Lard steady;
mime .ient TIC iluik mrn,s stendy. ehoulAerr, 2;
Ei:TI4: Clcnr rih tIilHa9i15 l}Rc0nHhnnldGrh, 6G;
rjcnf fjl E.aka7.D, l1nniB-SuENr.cuscd,N NGlQAc.
WuiskY-EtCGty Mt flU.
, 1880-02-20

IN kidney nnd liver difficulties thero ts i'm
knoper action Ut tho vital 5nrc0s- Kidney Wort,
n ~ mild but SURG etIeGt uu tho stomach and
bsxels, carries aH tho disease and gets rid OF all
S4 Ky humors. It will check dlarrtUa. For sale
Al " al druggists.
, 1880-02-20
PEORIA.

pzoutA. ILL.,, Fob. ls.-0mA1x-corn steady, high
mixed. I'9{T;io, mlxch. 55f@1ps{c. Data arn, No.
while. ae.tcaSso 1syc Inactive; No. isMc.
li1auWiNEs-SteAdy; 100 hfs at $l.Qb.
, 1880-02-20
nlHxEG0.

1Sp1ANApo1ss, Fob. 19.-GnA1H-wheat atsndy;
No. +? red, sl.!79l2a Corn stcady At aH9S4c. Oats
weak at jiGl.&c.
, 1880-02-20

DETROIT, Fob. 13-FLOuN-Quiot-
'GRAIN-Whcat firm: cxtrn. nosn!nnlt No. wh!to.
u.c{; February. $i.s0s4; March, N.7}s April, II
May. slsgs: milling, No. /, nominal. Necslpss,
hM but shpmnnN, 3,nn bu.
, 1880-02-20
SPRINGFIELD BOARD Of TRADE,
Epktiat ukr4t2h IA Ihf Ehlraoa Trfhuh4.

SPRlSGrlELn, ILL.,. Fob, 10.-The Springfield
Ilo,lrtl OF Ti1ldo received its chArter from tho
Secretary Ut Stntr tn-tlny. II hns secured II
hull llicc, oto.. Aild will ha III fl,ll hlst Within
u few weeks. Ihpru Rro 100 Molnbcts.