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The Author Of nOld Grimes.@

There can be no harm in speaking OF
Mr. Albert g. Green What could he doi
I hear the ill-informed reader asking that
question. which / at once answer tn
Emphantly. He wrote sold Crimes
that little felicity of poem which got
grip upon the memories of q generation.
Children recited of the good old man and
how ne "wore not right and let's fol
Shoes, but changed his every day. :"
School boys acclaimed the piece, and
waved. their hands In front of their waist
coats when they annonnced that hls coat
was Tall buttoned down before. There
was nothing specially original In this
small epic: but somehow it had an I'M
mense success. I had the pleasure OF
meeting Mr.. Green occasionally and this
later pleasure of remembering him as 8
pleasant taller and most amiable man.
Can anybody tell me why such cleYerper-
sons, as he was, do not get on? They
throw out a fine thing or two, and then
they subside into silence. l know moth
ing like the fine genius which writes nc
books, which challenges no observation,
which cares not farthing for fame, but
which still goes on dreaming much and
doing nothing, taking down the fohos and
putting them back in hstless way, and
while fame is within its grasp not caring
to grasp it. The verdict of the world Is
''Iaziness, but the world knows nothing
of that other verdict which fancy or i'm
agination, which delicate taste or delight
full thought passes upon itself. Doubt
less Mr.. Green might have written a long
poem or fifty short ones, only he did not
please to do it. To inquire into his
reasons or those Of any man who sees fit
to keep himself to himself, might be
something like impertinenoe.-Ch Charles
d. COmgdO1a
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Texas, which tried and rejected the
almost-forgotten MeGEott bell-pnnch,
proposes now to clese all bar-reoms at
the State capital during the sessions of
the Legislature, as it weuld have the eff
feet to expedite legislation and. shorten
the session. 4sE.s
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Good Coaches, Good Road and
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pF GIT business now before the public. You
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us than al anything else. Capital not required.
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AT BRIsT OIL with
East Tenn Va a Ca. NJ.
r., for Knoxville, Chatta-
no0EA, and all p0iniH in
GEuAgtA, ALBANIA, TEH-
NEssEE, MIssIaHrFFt- The
WEET, SoUTm-wEsr aud
NoErH-wEsT, and fur
CIsCnsEATL, and points
along the Ciuciuuhti
Southern Railroad
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Going West.
Connections
Westward.


Al I'll EAHHL Nns
with Richmond A retsra-
burg Railroad, Tor Rich
muud, Washington, Bal.
tim1ra and tt6 Easl, and
Springs along the line %
Chesapeake A Ohio Il. u
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PULLMAN CARS, Washingtsn 70 Me- Orissss
via Lynchburg ana Bristol-LEfOHTON nLEEf
EIs Lynehburg 70 Memphis lvia n. n. n
without change
FirEt-ClaEs and Emigraut Tickets % ali princiEi
points WEST and NOnTH-W ERT, A. lae ~ ~ AZ
other ALL RAN LrgK. - ENI0hANTa CARRIED
on Express Iraina-isO pounds of haEEaFa Allousa
% each fun Ticket aud 70 pounds o. sao bali uatst
rHEE Children bctuoen 8 and "a years ctafrff
hglf ratos-undsr years FfkE
TITS Road cemprin~a 81 au8p0riaut huk ~ thH
OLD RELIABLE fIRaIhIA kTENN. Mfn-iIkE,
Offering uEBritpAaBED FACILITIES for ths en-
peditious handling n freight 90 and frurn ne
NORTH, SOUTH and WE6I, issuing TMn0r0M
BILLS OF LADIAG 90 au principal points.
Prompt adjustment q claims. hoAp bar urHn-
CELIEp. MAEhuEhrEEr UHEquAtLFb. CoHrHc-
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For Tickets Rates, Map nint, A. Plfsst tpPlT
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apr "a sO-ly
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AT LYNCH BURd.
with Virginia Midland r.
Il. % and from the North
aud south.
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AT PETERBnURs,
sfih hlchmond a rsisrs-
burg IA. D. and retsraz
burg Road, Tor Wsldoa.
Wiimingt0n A Ne Hsuth.
east.
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= ~ II ---T-'-| T u
ldchmoud 4 Dauyillc n
r., for Greensboro, Char
lotte gnd spriugVig Wee
tern North Clf6lha.
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AT BUBKvtflE, vita
RichmonA 3 uanfilla ~
q fsr hsluapHa lTTiIi
lpg stt.1gF.m U1T
your ticksta 20 niomMeHa
va uUuuvfLH
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AT NORFOLK, vitA
Steamers % bay line of
- ON tnion, and Me-.
chants 3 Mipagt Tftp
portation CO. Ter HliiE
more, Ntu rort and See
ton
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.
Atlantic, Miss. & Ohio
RAILROAD
IL EFFKcT july 25rH, 1850.
Eastward.

AT LYECHBURo, vith
Virginia Midiand n n
FOR Waahingtan, SAW
mere, Fhiladnlrkla, 49,
Rev Tdrf, and f8r Iiaui
VILE, 0rbshabors 81
North aud H1uth Carah-
ne points
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FOR THE
North and West!
DO not Fail to see that Your
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Nashville,
Chattanooga &
St. Louis RR.

NOR SPEED. SAFETY AND
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their advantage 90 20 BY thia route. Monud Tfts
euigrant tickcta on sale 20 IaHha pninta. TkFnnnk
Coaches are run from Chattanooga 90 Coiumhaa
Without change. Sleeping Coaches On an nlrha
rains.
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-12-22
Beginning with January Mum
Der, 1881.

In obedience to what We believe TO be growing
desire o. the reading public, the publishers beg to
announce that GoDEI's LABz's BOOK in 1881 viii
, 1880-05-16
CALLS NO MAN 4 LIAR.

Why do these Esrestlcss and sleepless
felloWs'' mourn and refuse to be COM
forted7 Is our mammoth mnnufactorJ
too much for them3 And are our special
bargains, which we offer daily, compell'
ing them to depart from the Ready. Made
Clothing Trade to seek refuge in slop-
shop merchant tailoring business ? Suf-
flee it to say that VIE are not compelled
to stigmatize our neighbors as liars or
perrerters OF the truth for the purpose Of
creating false impression in the minds
Of the public. OUR QUALITIES, OUR
STYLES, OUR PRICES, TELL THE
TALE.
, 1880-05-16
WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago IrttuH<-
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 15-Among the third
term leaders, Notwithstanding their buster,
there are indications that some Of their followers
may leave them. Old Simon Cameron IS said to
have written a letter to his son Don within 4
few days urging him to take up Blaine. on the
ground that the third term Is to too unpopular
to carry Even 3fr. Conklng probably would
not deny that there Is very serious attempt to
unite the New York delegation. Mr. Fish, one
Of the New York delegates to Chicago, who is
here to-day, snys thAt it Is quite possible that
tweuty-nine votes Of TINT delegation will not be
cast for Grant, even on the llrst ballot.
1t is said that the notion Of making Don CAM
eron Permanent Chairman ut Chicago. IN expec-
each State delegation should cast the vote OF
the State and not recognize individual delegates.
has been abandoned from fenr that 1t "ou4d fe~
, 1880-05-16
Boarding Horses.

A few Business Horses Roarded ut C. 7. Transfer
co.'s Stables, Ii and LIS f1ichs3Hn-aV' hear Aaol-
, 1880-05-16
Manufacturing Our Own Goods,

These facts, combined with one other,
Viz: that the trade Of the PUTNAM has
more than trebled during the past twenty
months under the able and efficient man.
agement Of our Resident Manager, Mr.
IF. H. Furlong, has perhaps caused our
would-be competitors many ''rcstless
and sleepless'' night. Murdered sleep !;
1t troubles the @'restlcss" always, but to
the honest merchant there are hours Of
rest and sweet slumber, because Of con-
sciousness Of duty to lis fellow man. The
PUTNAM has Its sleep, and it saves its
customers from H0rrY and
, 1880-05-16

CHICAGO.

There was not much STIR At either headquaz-
up the affairs OF the week and get their miuda
tn perfect trim for Sabbath morning medita-.
, 1880-05-16
The Palmer House Crowd Re-
news Its Oaths Of AlIe-
glance.
The Exposition Building Nearly Ready
Its Acoustic Qualities.

"BOSS7 LOGAN.
A rHREArrSrn KICK AcA1Ssr H1s nrr.r4r1on.
Special Dt,pofch to The Catcaoo 1,.tnuna
spn1ycr1E1p. I'LL. Nav LIFT bas otreadv ham
stated in these disoatches that there IA strono.
element among the Grant delegates from Gem
~, 1u;-oI ,1b,oh Iii 49, a.H-1t - o...+..
t4h1 44i4uo!9 "u!en "4A not suo'4t W ooua.o1
Logan d1ctauon or permit him to c0nttol the
Grant men in the State Convention Loguna
followers affect tn disbclieve this statement hut
7r;u fnd - ~ ha o,1y ~, tr,,o Who-, ~ Cront
o,d o,+1 c-o,+ foa. oro a. oro,,1- a;t5n, ~.
-, o.ro+ w-a ~ ,os r. MI, 49,
Aotue1 catn1ot nuoio ~ 1o9o soto' tn4s tn9
antt-Logan drant men appreciate. Iaough
they are uneQuiVocauy and enthusiastically fUE
Grant. tbey ara
npTrn,r.xrr M pr,nxon
u, ~ n1A1 Ao1AO ~
and 10 repuKo n1In and his methods OF political
warfare. Word has already been received here
that two solid Grant DELEGATIONS. numbering In
a11 a1v+aan vo+aa horo ~ .na ,,no1tr1o,,.,1
~ - - 49, o-~ ooa9 o,
N -eoo.'N4 ~ .tf0oo Ioe". - ~ u4. -, aoo
~ uo'eeut - optoAu4us' ano Aoson ".A a''o
nlmSe4I Will Wucn more meagre FOLLOWING
than be counts on. This fight will not only be
kent IN in the Convention but will be- continued
+hr,r+b - onno,nt,,o,+ .n1 o-,,o,t-.t1n1 -
tn4o1s' 10 @PPo'441u' - "144 :" "6@.4.ea%oo ~
Inc ne" otate Central Co1nm1ttee' ana IL Is sa1o
to say that the days Of "Lon&" Jones az Chair
man Of that Committee and Of Logan as "Boss''
~ rho Ronnh,icap nortv ~ rnInoia are nm.
m -. C..1 r... -, -.
, 1880-05-16

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Special Di,pateh to The Ch.eaqo 7stos'm@.
NASHVILLE, ILL.,, May 1.-THE delegates to thu
State Convention stand three for Grant, one for
Washburne, and one Blaine. No INSTRUCTORS
They are all opposed to Cullom.
s1'HESnT COUNTY.
Special Dt.patch to The Chicago 7Ftbun<-
McHESnY, ILL.,, May 15.-The McHenry County
Republican Convention occurred at Woodstock
to-day, and resulted harmonlo11sly. Nine delo-
gates were chosen to the State Conven ton, and
were instructed for blaine: The delegates @ are:
E. aver, E. Gluss. G. H: Clayson, James Phelps,
c. H. Tryon, and E. r. Glennon.
woopFoRD COUNTY.
Speetat Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
MErAMoKA, ill.,, May T.-Thc Republicans OF
woodlord County, at their Convention to-day,
instructed for GrNnt for President, Fort for Gov
Congress, and Ranney for the State Board Of
Equalization.
ARE FOR BLAINE.
Special Dtpateh to Tue Chteaoo Tribune.
n. S. Carlisle and John Stewart by u TRIBUNE
representative huve decided the fuct that both Of
these gentlemen nre for Blaine. They nrc dele
gates to the Illinois Stnte Republican C,nveu-
tion, aud tue IHter Ocean has repeatedly clai1ned
them for Grant. The Kane County delegation
stands eight for Elaine and tive for Grant,
with the unit Instructions
The Hon. Q. P. Chisholm. former City At
torney and Superyisor, Is to-day announced
e hs l@ tbs 3he
district, composed OF the Counties OF Kune and
Du Puge-, Mr: Chisholm is very popular, and
nomination and election is conceded.
GnrSDY COUNTY. :
Special Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NoRn1s, ILL.,, May l5.-The Republican County
Convention Of this county instructed It's I've
the Chicago Grant delegates. The vote tn th,
ConveDtion} WIS - for Grunr and "a for Blaine.
, 1880-05-16
CL01xING.
-~>~>~"~~~~--~-~~"~
THE
Unprecedented
SUCCESS
Which Attended Our
RodLetter
SALE
Saturday,
u sutlc1ent guarantee TINT cur e1erhons
are appreciated By the Public.
THE PUTNAM

Was thronged from early morn till late
ct night with eager purchasers anxious
to secure some Of the many bargains TINT
uere offered. 1t is already settled fact
In the minds Of the people, that we do
save them from 25 TO 33 PER CENT.
AND H0W7 By purchasing our Cloths
and Materials from first hands, the larg-
est looms in Europe and America, origf.
mating our oWn designs and patterns, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
Q1azettle
TUESDAY EVEN'G., FEBRUARY II.

A WOMAN WITH Observation-Disclosures
planes itself Upon "a woman with history
She was the daughter of q wealthy grain spec
uIaIos 0! Toronto. from whom she received G.
small fortuna. Married to & young merchant
IN st. GATHERINGS she so9n lcft hm, removing
all tho available iu0ds she could Garry aWay. At
Buffalo, whittier sbe went, she led gay ltr
aud Is said to have hcco married again in that
ely. She first went 10 Rochester in 1864, en-.
gagged suite OF rooms aud was seen upon The
streets daily. She had carriage at her order
aod servants to do her bidding.
tiom 1861 10 1869 shu Was absent from The
cl'p, having squsndcrod her Nancy. She went
to Cleveland, where she enjoyed lsfu al she
had In Rochester. Her carriage was at the
door when she wanted it; servants went and
o:me, and joWclry and fine dresses were abun-
dant. Pleasures failed ut last ADD faso slim
ulants wero rssor,cd to. She sought relief by
takiug opium. Rvturniug to Rochester, sic
lived very Quietly for n time, but soon asccr-
tanned that she had Only TO touch the 1iro"
and money would come from Cleveland. She
photographed, and the Old life Of Extravaganza
WAS resumed. Siho would at times buy SOD
or $50 worth OF goods dry, only to give them
away.
AL one hotel she WAS noted for hor liboraLy
to tho servants. to whom sne gave dresses and
jewclry without regard TO their cost Sho is sup.
posed to hsve spent about $50 90 in little over
two years The end came at last, the Cleveland
fund failing. The hotel was left, and poorer
quarters taken. Thon she began buying right
and left without paying for anything, and now
abe is in jail awaiting trial. YES" she SAYS,
Il have taken opium for years use two ounces
day now. and have for some timo Tho doc
tors say it ia enough TO kill me, but l cannot
stop it. went to the euro at Dansvillo whore
tried 70 break the habit by taking smaller
quantity; but it was no use. The struggle was
worse than tho effects Of the opium, and left
the cure. l feel at times as if must follow
every impulse, and cannot resist always"
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cHact commercial news, edited with suci, psins-
ssSirE caro- Ss will rnndor IN 0cror, whore oven
slight errors Hro dangerous. Impossible,
NO CaIhd n!irkdtS al all the tDadInE points ct
'A' "o''o "h'"e fsIcS si'ecl THIS market will be
i"o'o"' a''u regular statements al Tho Baltimore,
of cattle will .,,,,,,r
rho TT,
80" '""'' "fSh Ana if"dhto movements
VIII bo not"d daily. and the sales Of tha Alcxan-
uf9. and n5iphhoriny naIEcis oivn,, ,u;tb ,,.,,.
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Thomas Moore, D.. q. feb 13-W4W

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
v cult Court Of King George county, Jsnu-
sry 16, 1880.
Julien j. Mason, administrator with the will
annexed Of Mary Rogers, deceased, plaintiff
and Wilhelmna 4, his wife, Kflie J. Rodier
James L. Rodier, P. Louis Rodier, Louisa N {.
Kodisr, Emma Coates, Anna Eliza Ovens
Virgins Hardnghsm, Henry T. Kodier and
Others defendants. In chancery.
The object of this suit is for division Of the
real estate Of which May Rogers died seized
and possessed, and for a sale Of ono moity there
of for the payment Of her debts. And affidavit
having been made that the above named defend
ants are non residents of this State, it is ordered
that they appear here within one month sitter
due publication of this ORDER and do what is ne.
cessary 10 protect their interests in this suit.
4 copy-teste:
WIN. s. BROWN, Clerk.
j. j. Mason, p.q jan l9-W4w
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NY C., WIG. MlDLAEU y Il. s. K,k
w JOHN 5. BARBOUR, Receive.
On and aftoraSUNDAT, Nov. 9, $50, rss
songor trains Will run as follows:
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McE1.ROY'S GREEN PLASTRRS-A nos-
~ ~ tive euro for Corns and Bunions, We
nave soid number Of these Plasters to our per.
satisfactory reports as to their efficacy. Prico
Twenty-Five cents per boz. Mailed free 70 any
address upon receipt of price,
ia, JANNEY & CO., Druggists,
-J sn1I 70 and l52 King street.
E1AATT'S ASTRAL Olive have lust re-.
l. celved large supply OF the above sIlporior
burning oil. We have been selling this oil for
sevefa! yoars and have yet to hear of tue fist
explosion or trouble OF any kind. Price lower
lanJ X. S. LEADBEATER g RIO