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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-21
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-21
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-21

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w'eeer cine nfue &5snbune pon Spisen,
Gmbrriberses, loana tiihern Stldtadern,
Sdtrt Jronts unb Oamen. unp &inber.
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@tpre In Der S5.apt oerfaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-21
0ttuarb miles.
Seftntli@er NDtdr.

4erar County, Gan antonts, 5sras.
Sfftee in ScIshabftraBs. Der yoRpfFee sesenaber.
8elunbere Mufmnfiamtsit mirb allen yenitenen
unb Gprberunsea Son Betsranen bee Staates pbtr
Der DereiListsn Staaten etf6entt. MbfHrifen
pun Qateuten befur ct unb Stuern auf Qanb tn
allen s bsiIeu bes Siaa % beiablt. Wobnort in
Der unterea @artenfrabs. 30,6,tli
, 1880-05-04
The lobby Kissed him, and told him to sit

down. ..
1Ionor lawlcfgh charging that lio cncour-
nked tf,a crowd In tlclr. disorder, tho Mayor
told the lobby ii they didn't keep qniet l,o
Kid. Throop then vent on to urge ti,at tho
opposition to tho Western 1ntliann came from
1,ionopolists who wanted to control tho rail-
r0at system Of the country.
AID. Thompson wished the ordinance To
pass, because he desired 10 contribute to tho
best interests Of tho city. The business men
Of the city wanted Tho road, because It would
be n compelling line.
THE VETO SUSTAINED.
After two hours and 4 hnlf Of talk tho
previous question was ordered and TIC mo.
14,-as foilows,-M 6efig required:
pecssy EI.,ns; S MS% v tESf smYE!n II.
@ eSI: GnSn1 KhoI@p'o'' ""'0' i"'ro'' '0n"s
.Non-wickorshan,. Dixon. Sanders, nallar,i
s%SS sSSi o9sn1 oys4 1pfsf seatb wottsser
and hioicr tsixtconthl-H
THE ELECTION RETURNS
were then taken up .unl tho following. de-
rlnrrd to have been elected Aldermen: First,
SMses!'hfF; Fsi;r seSsk atklnS; ss'S?f f pEe pEaEf
% %Pisass}; Efei,th, f:asIer; Niati?. smystlt; s
Fsat s;t se1'rGfcf 1'%12, Eefst T. 1,; N pond
Clerk read, :" "StauGer, LILO; Mctlratl, i,siV;'
These totnls did not include tho vote Of tho
Seventh lreelnst wliel t0 a0ecotp,llng to q. tle
but these were not tl,e original figures. They
Ind been erased, md the job was very poorly
done.
votes were orielnaiiy: counted, q mistake was
lnnlle on account OF tho excitement, the Com.
, 1880-05-04
Electricity on shlpbonrI.

Ht@ 4Gfk kfuf&Hs
Tho now iFon steamship C9luu,blA, built BY
John Roach T. Bon, ut Chester, for tho OreHot.
hallway & Navigation COnlpAny. iA now lying ut
Plor II East Riyor, preparing for her outward
vDyRg1 to Oregon, u tAkU ker p4ce on tho limo
lotweon san FrMnel4oo at,d Portland, Orc: Her
dimensions arc sA foet over all. thlrty-oight and
one half fe0t beaM, md tWBnty-throe feet III
depth Of hold. Hh1 is lifted with s!uglo par Of
compound engines Ut nn indicated horse; powor
nf aLput 2,3W fier rcKisier IL over 3,000 tuIlH.
Tho greatuat novelty Is tho Edison electric
light In overy rum al,l over all tho tablca Il
IL furnished by four ot ,Ellaon's uylluul0 mll-
chlnes. In the cngne. root,,. nrranaed W that
each line IL uRQcr command OF tho engine 5r.
The lights u tho separats ro.!,.a wy W uHder
Steward on tho out&l1U. THUS II u passenger
wants To retlFe curly ha chi. tur1l out tho light,
nnt Mhsn liRhta nru ordered out the btgwarl 1an
shut them % BY i look.awiseh fnon tho outside.
All Ut tho rooms are fitted up with eleusio calls,
and mo onleea md smokinER;;room arc atto1 Up
connection with tho BteMur1SA sOnl, and thu
Captains with tho Chief KnRiueGrs, Pur4er's,
and Stewards. Dthor improvements consist Of
y a"teli.talo" Slectsic npppthtus 70 tho briage
fruru tho engine, 10 thAt tho Captain. when
docking. ean q! y, simply prrsssiIg hutton
whether tho Gnglne IL Eo.nE ahett1l Or Dueklng.
and at what spYed. 50 ~ to prevent any aceldents
by uilstaRcn telegKaphs from the bridge " tho
eAKinG-fuOm.
, 1880-05-04

When Dr.. Franklin wua In Flrts, aa ho sat
quietly aild alons ut his bfoakfast ono nornlIlx.
6b saw q humber Ut bluck Iuts buay with tho
poutants Of tho sugar bowl. He droyc thoin
away, but they returned. Again he di1parstpl
~ ioT % n1u1ehsy as 9,nH Mgre s .oen climbing
IH try their Ingenuity, no bud ths sugni- bowl
Suspended ~ y strng troM tho coiliux. Tlsy
bplaavoEed ,,tV sfeaeh It by standing on each
others haekt several mounted III ttis ynni,l&rr
md reached upwards. but III whit, the Chu!n VI
anta fell down fAst ~ It was rAtsul. 4Attor r,-
peateI ntteMptA thvy went uWAy and he sup
Nsol they had given up tho matter, but pr,.I-
eptiy he saw tae,n dtstenllnH tho string. and
dropping down upon thu l4tnps ot auxar. They
had 6culul tho walls, tr7arcrsed tho ceiling, plsd
discovered alotkar roAl to tka treasure.
, 1880-05-04

Travelling Stones,

Many Of our 4eslisrs have doubtless heart OF tho
famous travelling stpnca Ut Atatr,lllA. kltsiIINr
curosItieB h1yo ftcently Acsn found in Nevalu,
which are described as almost posfuetly round,
or an iru1iy nature. When distributed about
up9a tho lloor. table. Or other sloyel snrfIiec,
Immediately begin travelling towards cuinns1i,
eoniro. aud thor0 liz hud4IOd liku i lot Of 0XYs
III nest. 4 single stu1lo, removed to D distance
Ut three and u hAlf foot, upon betnY rt.teaxuu ut
onog started 0tr With wonderful and somewhat
eu1alcal celcrity to join It's feIlows: taken away
four or ilyo feet 1t semAiIs tlouonless. They
Aro found In u region TINT 10 comparatively
level, and Ia nothing hut hnro rock. Suntterud
over this barron region are little basins, from q
fow feot u rol or two In diameter: and It Ia ln
found. They nro fruM tho sizo Ut Il peA 10 1lv0
or sax inches In diameter. Tho cauao Of thoso
stones rolling tngcth0r ls doubtless 10 be found
In tho Maleral ut which they uro composed,
which appaars to bs loiestono Or inaguvtio iroli
Orr.
, 1880-05-04
RADWAY'S REGULATING .PlIlN

Perfect I'ursattvo aooshlus Aper.eaaS
Without Pain, Always xellAnle~
N~turuit ia 'thsIr Opsrnt'o,,aa., ,,a nutL.
A,YE1ETApLE SUBSTITUTE FOE cA.,,I cs, ID
Perfectly tastoless. elegantly c9anM c1aansa. ~
swcot xuul. purge regulate. purify e''A''
nASWATs W 1a1ls, for tho ours Of FL a!spg5HIss gIs
Of thu Btolnaoh, liver, nowsls, Kidney,
dsr Nervous Diseases, .livRdAche, Cr,iitol9lsuts
Gsysy 1'Ssston nEspfRs
all arrangements Of tho lnternA H,..siy H,sceiy yeaer
Fnntcd 70 q1eot q perfect Iure- puLsG Y deutr
bio, cont&tnlnE 10 mercury, mt'efai'' 1T,
~ e. obsryo thu follgwlng symptom. toms. TOR Or
inR from Dlsoases ct the dtHasfivo ,a i3iooIa
stluutt1p, Inw4r1 PILED, Fullneas ot tt.o SarseA
a. Hss Hsialty = ef & tis ssnss gtGHess;s u
HttsraS + M % IL tae Meaft. Choking Or fn;mne..3 SSpe.3
EisISn pots saSh or We. {f a{srs hs ssh fss
and Dull rai :! tue Head, DsSGetES;y |G Eyes Pts
IL ths Side, Chest Limbs, md Buddes' Fiu'A"
ATsw ios,s * nApWAY'a piLta, af,,s',r,iert WI
syete1u froln all tho nbuy0- nhtnea o'so'
:, Frlp. W Gsnts Per lFo'. usu,t at
Wo repent that Tho reader 1nllat s,axy ~
SoSr. go panes n Tns ths L. ansl
"Fotss and 1+Hs,"
~Aadtsay ON Irritable Urcthro,"
HlsutIteaY OIL !SorIfs4ta, .ot ~
and others rotating To di0orent class
eases' soLD ny DaUaulBTs.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE !.
Bend q t@stsr ssasap 10 KdD!pA! .s.t
~ Wnrrsss, COR. Church st.s Nes0 1o ~ L ri
" Information spx!a housaads wv
Qfpu-
, 1880-05-04
Archbtxllols Purcell.

Archbishop PURCELL said. In a reoeut sermon
at CintinnAta;, ~ now sotenlnly de1laro befor0
onU dollar Of tho lnutuy that Wns tntrustul u
my .ars was layishe4 ~ luxury by myaeIt or
personal bensAt; and no matter how unworthily
| inAy appear liz your eycs, hutnbly u1k that
you prAy To Almighty lo1 fur Me." Ills heulth
has been very bad sluc0 the nunuclRl dlsa8tar
In hlA u1QctxaA .r-
, 1880-05-04

1upQ1 DnuNxokn-In chambers. a..
Jul1x nLopoETE-In chambers In tho old
building u.
JUDGE DYkR-6at casos. Hart VI. Globe In
surance Company will bo heard frst.
APPELLATE CounT-lol, 10, LOU, 10I, 100. No
case on hearing.
JupaE uARx-aQ. lo4- los 10 lso, l4a to III. 40.
, 1880-05-04
DIVORCES 4

Theresa Levieux filed a bill yesterday
ngatnst her husband, Joseph Levleux, asklng
for divorce on tho ground Of cruelty.
Howard J. Waldo OIL tho ground Of convlc-
tl0n Of fulnny.
Judge Tuley granted divorce to John De
Nluti Cr0ssette from Kinda Grnllan, allas
1linA1 Crosselte, Oh tho ground of fraud IN
Mary Warner from Charles Warner on the
ground Of adultery,
Judge Darnuln granted decree to jane r.
Hage from Loren Gage Oh account Ut lis
ltsGrtl0n.
, 1880-05-04
FEnEnAL COURTS.

George Douglas and Robott Btuatt conl-
n,oncod suit III debt for $4,000 yesterday
aguiMst A. A. Munger, q. w. Wheeler, George
II. Wleclor, JAiles II. Mckay, George
Armour, Perry II. au,!tll. aud George l..
Dunlap.
, 1880-05-04

~
.m Gsntlc,non ,I 4 Mll Of those mighty ra'ifoaas
WISH 10 ohter In'c"Ho' -.-- -. ...-.-
WHY DO THEY ~ s1 rs xsnss nsssTs 81 ~" DOOR LOUD
Why ddthey como III this i" thief In. tho night"
viz, isat not Grca,,se thoy want thE* Ilttic cor
pofrtloll tn (t,nllr nil tito inbltIpa and they to
reat, tho bcnrtlts and TO- cscnpe future
cntansc1ncnts7 Why 10 they refuse, to
nsGomo nMmu nnEEs h.E ,nn, ans oencof u t ~ w
LUIS ntnGs9 , sit.t s v,.5. NJ T. ~. INV mu ..ap s
over 10 tic south sido without running Fa,int-
bridgeport t}ntls Clnrk street, which wo hAvo
been twouty years fighting tn have tho right tn
10 tu fenced i,p nEtinst tho southwest portton
Of tho citywhen this Ia all brought nht,tit, and
yss; ,as ssS sna sea y?S's Ws!;sr
lntllunn llnirs,nd Company will bc found to DO
not worth il tolar which cnn b, rrncl,ctl.
this tnst franchise otight tn make every r.,nd
avnilIng itself q tts privileges p.y tlle da,n-
nsSs ns'sc; Sr'''ns from tho i"*s'F' Of such 0f'''
riRht to 20 50 rar north tnto tho ety1 i i trno
ojI la!ena Rot TINT rIEht. lts 'lcpot had /. te
rsael'e ly m!sefahis t!9ating hrdEe When
Ssa, 1 T., ssi ssset + !; rssYsy sS tSay
thoy wore ioeate'i-fnr n,ore. Ali hut .thoy say
wo owo everything to r,.ilroads. anu. tl,oreferH
colii,l not Ect shirt wNsliud until Jnhn Clina-
lnai, ea1nc III INT Is u, rcaso!' WIZ cail,rt,in
should bc s,lrre1ncrctl to mo lieuthon Chl1iec.
:lho ob!tctaoIs hayS nrEca W ihr Mppay y tno
wnote wIrf.a tf'l''ace' hat secs ll - anu ID "3o
''''""' svc,n.rp onn,s.xor.
and do not SO mach locate n railroad Gs grant
pGton Ths Company ey 9xtent .t'p, 49, r
stres II my stop q IwGtn ' tn,, a,regt t"r m
r. s9iy itrrs, rnp Nn ol'n ea, tail hmt II viii
do NrarlY Mi t6o land In tilo itcatloM of this
extc,sI0u ia ync.nt, owners must whit tic
plcis.lre cf this Cu1,ipa,ly for weary months. IL
It ri4ht thus 10 blnd these peoplu hand and foot
for ~ TINT silne? Tho ron1 should either stop
dsnstly vt Twelfth street. Or It shtn!d po G,,r.
fte rost1Ise ~ -, aF1'sn r. sts stss"t LII n,. ~
sI.e. IT. hv impilcnt,u1,. rrMt,ts 10 tho C,,tu.
pal,y the right to iay trucks either upon Third
Or Fourth Ivy. Mysnus .> Whenever u shal! r., r.,
l!iiro tho wcs1 IT,, lrontatHe or ono or tho
Uner s!rees @ ,oa IRM Is gIneu gn uuf
vvii 'tu,tnr III chartnr Tis ,rrnnt 40 #, utcuny
seh strtat IS hot l;nlr) cIter as to tho tlmc Il
tO tho mods of s,,uh occupancy. Tho Co,nlny
1s,uy withit, two ycars locate tho ro.d west ot
Fourth avcnuy, nnd then by purchasing tho
| WGYt side Of Third avenue 1t lny extend Its
, 1880-05-04
HECEIrTs.
10knl lsssSstssstssssssss sssss4Ss
DISBURSEMENTS,

ITEMS.
The work OF removing tho Federal Courts,
Clerks offices, etc., to tho now Government
building progresses very slowly. Judge
Drumniond wilt bo In clsumbers III
tho old building today, md will prob
nbly resume work III the new building
with Ills Jury tomorrow. Tho Clerks Offices
are nearly established In their future quar-
ters. Judge Dyer is hearing some set cases
duty III Judge DrunlMond's courtroom In
the now building.
Judge Tuley yesterday entered tho formal
order in tho reuton!a fo-1nsuranco Corl-
pAny case, lfachnrging tho foElnpr Receiver,
llnbcrt Di!9er, and appolnting Elmer Wasll-
burn Receiver III his stead, under bond for
Friday will be tho last day Of service to the
May torn Of the Circuit Court.
Tomorrow will be- default day In the
Superior Court,
Judge Gary Is engaged In hearing tho con-
domination cnsa of thu South Park Commits
aloners VI. Dunlevy, to conderlM forty;acre
tract Mear tho luke shore. Tho case hos been
tried 0llco before.
Judge Smith will bo In court tomorrow
morning at o'clock, for half an hour. to
taka defaults only.
, 1880-05-04

5peFhuFe 9fhht' 1he" III 'n"t c'c'N" !" |
r,. oo.,. - o., NJ ~ H., v ~ I'm
Tne n 81 ,aSe sSe ~ p nI Gnc p .a
hsse poscs e grant ito u,u q ar sho fsSs
70 ny npwn nmy ~ n,,t ,,non W
INC cN{ 20 ahy ratnas cemPang rG g1ccnr crt MpTn
or tbau Ha "e Of tho rnnas of tho
street cto: neforo th9 Ctn.ncil a., sn9l1 ,nnke
amy s1un @ st,.nt .no pn.t IT, csiti,o Uu ori
Ingsetofg tap RtMnL GM,fErt " " posi" .inorno ~"
g,; nsttve IN INC nassoso Of INC otn"nGg' sni,
Wy. 81. Sce. - MH r., n ,,,o :" .,ht r. 1n
iosn i .sssks il saa "ss:: stssot: er ai!oys fsa!a
tie sG.s,, e ti9 ',s na|Srty # tS 1s ft9gS ss
@ nj yossse!Ses !Sestlna IL ttasks il sn so,sss
srcots or aiieys M t are ne,eEat'E xor pwac
eoapt e p n ias s' dee'area n ya oa' do his THUS
4Se Gra. ~, r. H., roc ,co arrnnt t ,ujx u te
f yo nnsc f NC IT. Ef ,asS1a no ~ tnn
ordinance. hut rl,eutl!ns Mp9n s . sosn,t!r,gemcy
wHn W. a1y mny .;'n" IN ng barc "d y wha
W. aly nnnAH mktEMs s,ttt ~ - .s t ,,,,"r. ~.
n,pe ,Sfeta s nu rsl"t1., t,svprs
u, ~ nthnrs EEnos, whiah hur11 or tho illcn,u
yo - witt VII, and % you ea"ot e4c,pe tho cous!a,sa
tnMa you hnfo "'telnp'eo ~ p''ss WIN "s''
nInsu; ca,,not a,,opc.t anv amendments hy which
.. ~ ~ snT1s9s ,nn,, ! H." ,,r"i ria t1r,ntnv
snos9 s1,,i ia ~ it, .''"y Il III ia IN" o'rs nt -
4 cc,ntnittce Of this Council to pr cpnrr MI urtlt
tnncc ,Ff1lc Will 10 lcK0l, ThIs urtiittnilre gives
In thIa (,t,int,Any whenever It tlpSirus H..
a-.,,..
THE usE W DEARBORN FF'EET
for h block md q hall. 1t thoti permits tho
Company 10 lisc tho whole Of tho laid which
1ni,I bs occupied by suEi strtet In tho event ut
lis being. opened from Jackson to fourteenth
street, There Is Hr,tve question. not yet set.
tied by tho Courts, whether. Or mt tho city IL
1inblc ilIl.irr tho urllnAnces formerly pnasc for
The inn,l damages, amounting IL tho netyhbnr-
hood OF 81. UD0itO. Should tic Courts hultt tho
city llnble. thon arely this rou shoultl sAye tho
city harmless. For II will occupy all OF tho
land for which tho city n,ly bccttnc rcspo,,sl-
Ils., do 70, believe myself TINT tue Courts will
The city ,i,ny be held llnble. No Drtllnance
should ne pns8c Will ch will not protect the city.
It ID idle tn say Tint ttlis Company hNs spent
million and n half of money. md requires ftle-
dilute Mctiun VI, yul,r part Il, onnbn It to rcnp tho
Urt,et(ts ~ It's outlay. They went into the mat.
tcr to nuke muroy. Your duty il 10 protect tho
city and its people, anu not IL hurry through m
iiy-il[vcstpJ ordinance, which will fntten ii few
st,rcwd nun who haye inn,t9ur,ted d sche.ne II,
eltrIch themselves 1T tho expense OF tho City Of
Chicago and its people.
hnye heretofore alluded to the icgnl slns
committed by this ordinance. Now let int call
yaur attention to
Irs s1ya or ou,ss,oy.
r,, o,,..,,,,,a. ,.a,,;,,,o. ,,,.In .,,,o nr.+or.
InG oep.oueE t. u..a..ss "tnue IT.. j. PIT IL
shns toWnrus pfoteelln8 tnt clty iau ns
, 1880-05-04
THE COURTS.
An Oppressed Oil company-The
Chicago & Iowa Road.
Record Of Judgments, New Suits,
Divorces, Etc.
TnE CHICAGO q IOWA ROAD.


T11E CHICAGO Il IOWA ROAD.
Judge Jameson was engaged yesterday In
a,,s,",r.,, 1 =. ,rna ChIo,rn mnri,,1..,' 4,
ohhMwny W. Ing ~, Ehieaso, n"s'1t,H'on ~, n "
quincy Na!!foad. rms ~as OIL hlea on
behalf Of Shunwny and certain other stock
% ro,"uanv oa;rst % cartaiv ot,,cnrs @ =, I'm chi. @
m T1's,t.".n., nas..a,. nns,.a s,'o,m.,
euRo, b"F''lR1on Gnuey NlIfoau' a.'cBiMR
t'lat these officers held In holr nai1ics Tor the
% lsoad some 10 q p1o sc slarcs Of stack Of thc Iowa
1,o"I md ner.r,, that thov ~ ,,o ",,,o,na,, from
.s.. ns" 'u .,.ss ,.sa's sas s's ,. Do Tt..
Young OIL INV STOCK NJ M eleetion oi U'fece
OTIS then nbQlt to tNkp place. An Injunction
, 1880-05-04

ldO. and 1bl, nil Inclusive. No. 4, Mcclellan W.
Nonr1snnn on tr1nl.
JupoE JAxnsox-l4, 10, II, 49, No cnse on
hearlng,
JuDax Roaxns-244, 24o,<, and Isl to 2o6, tncln-
JUDGE MultAN--li9, 2iG, 2l9 FL, FL. and 2ss3 to
e46. Inclusive. No. 2t2, Ieitar vs. urbattua, on
trial.
Junar ru1EY-7 and 8. No. on hcnrtns.
JUfs0N DARNuM--1G, a. md "a. Mo casn on
hcnr1nE.
JUNE Ttoott1s-Contlemnatto cases. Term
Nos. LILO, 116. lR4, 105, f,lG0 1,1Gs, 1l69, 1,fi0,
LITE, 1,iT, 1,l7a, 1,1B@. 1lS5.
JUDGEMENTS.
SUPERIOR Counr-JupuE 8Attf-H. ". Far.
rar Va. Charles N. Smith, $104.18.
CIRCUIT C0i1nr-JupuE MOnAN-W. J. F,lllcr
w. Tho Village Of Hyde Park, $75.-Anron
Moycr IS. Reuben Nickel. 81 ltEsD5.b1.
, 1880-05-04

THE FIDELITY. :,
The Receiver OF the Fidelity Savings Bank
yesterday filed the following monthly report
Snr t,r}I, ''
, 1880-05-04
Health Of Body is Ve,|tl d ljA
RADWAY'S
SarsapariIlianResolyenf.

rure blood makes sound flesh, s.rnnx mr.
oloar skin. II you would have yu,r ssss, snoss, N
your bones sound, without carries end ves esa ata
LIAM NESOLVENT. > ''7AfAall+
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
rheLlst o. DI.trlct Iaxecutlvo Com


No. John Allen, chairman, DR..
Jas. Marshall, Preston Johnston,
Joseph RossOn, J l.. Wilcox.
NO.2-Is0bt. Ferguson, chairman,
John z. Manson, NJ. Z. Wilcox, w.
L. Chiles, john Scott, w. NJ. Har-
ris, w. I'll. KilIebrew.
No.-3John w. Jones, chairman,
Jessie Aliensw0rth, Jack Anderson,
Marion Dayy, Clay Long, y. I'll.
Manson.
No 4-Wnl. D. Taylor, chairman.
No. 5-Dr. M. l.. NorthingtOn,
chairman, Ross Bourne, t. T. North
ton, 3. w. Herring, Geo. Rosson.
No. &c. b. Ross, chairman, DR..
p. p Sypert, Sam Stacker, Charlie
Station, Charlie and Hack bourne.
No. w. G. Smith, chairinau,
John +. Station, Henry Watts, Zen
Gold, Jas. Oldham, r. f. Crabtree.
No. S-Dr. L. b. Chiffon, chair
man.
No. Capt. T. NJ. Renolds, chair
man, Levi Cooper, A. K. Coleman,
]. H. Buck, Ed. Ogburn.
No. 10-H. 2. Williams.
No.1I-J. r. Paine,sM. D., chair.
man.
No.l2-Henry Frech, chairman
J. j. Crusman, j. p. Y. Whitfield
Patrick Driscoll, F. p. Gracy, G. w
Beaumont, p. III. Keesee, John Brad
ley, II. III. Burney, Duncan Mari, j
K. Moseley, Mark Parlin, r.. B
Walthal, F. L. Smith, w. r. Bring
hurst.
No. lie. w. Gossett. chairman
Joshua Humphreys, h. L. Ksng, V
@. FARRELL, J. n. Pace.
No. 15-R. b. Bigger, chairman
Jacob Brown, John Z. Burney, A
G. Clifton, f. E. Foust.
No. 16-Sid G. Batson, chairman
No. 17-G. Organ, chairman.
No. Isl. w. AttaWay, chairman
w. D.. Swift, Lafayette Sanders, @
w. Armstrong, N. P. Lyle.
No. 19-Alex Outlaw, chairman
Joe Corban, John M. Jennings, San
Marable, w. T. Allen.
No. 2O-W. @. Allen, chairman
N. L. Sugg, S. w. Grimes, DIR. j
III. Sullivan.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
walter NebIett's Remains.
Paducah News, Oct. s


The remains of Mr.. Walter Neb-
lett, whose death at Smithland was
announced in the last issue of the
News, were placed in a vault at
that place yesterday, but will be re-
moved to GAINESVILLE shortly. Mr..
Sank Neblett, of this county, went
to Smithland yesterday and had
the remains of the deceased nicely
deposited as stated. From the gen
tleman from whom we obtained
the above information we also learn
that an inquest was held upon the
body of Mr.. Neblett the day of his
demise and Il verdict returned of ac-
cidental death, caused, as we stated,
by an overdose of laudanun, taken
to allay pain. The people of Smith
land entertain no idea that Mr.. n. 8
death was suicide, and others
should not think so.
Walter Neblett had been contin-
uOusly in the emplOymento of Pitcher
d Son, one of the largest grain deal
ing firms of Nashville, for over five
years, which shows that he had the
confidence of his employers. He
was a good judge of grain, and we
are told has bought over a million
bushels of corn for his firm during
the time he was with them. He
did drink whisky occasionally, but
never neglected his business. He
was a clever, kind-hearted gentle
man whose death may be attributed
to pure accident in taking medicine
by himself when it should have
been administered by his regular
physician. The News offers its SYM
pathy and coincidence to his friends
and relations.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-10-16
FCr the ChrOnIcIe-
STATE CREDIT FoREvER.s
BY rDAe1ESN.


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