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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-02

George, a little son of A. Y. T.. Sny-
der, of the Lafayette CoWior, while
playing about the house last week
Tuesday found u revolver beneath the
pillow where the paternal head was
wont to rest at night, and drawing it
out, succeeded in diseharging it into
his hand, thereby nearly blowing off
a thumb. \ rumor has gained ere
dence abroad that the "howitzer' was
kept in the house because. man over
in the foothills had paid his subscrip-
ton in cash, and book agent who
had heard of it was after Snyder.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-02

Hereby announce to the citizens Of Nascou-
yer and vicinity that they have opened shop
in Vancouver, and are fully prepared to do in
good style all kinds Of upholstcring and re-
pairing of furniture, and will make to order
Lonn yes, Sofas, Mattresses Easy Chairs, and
all kinds of Furniture generally. In short
time they will have for sale general stock
of Furniture.
Rooms opposite Hazard IL Cos Store
NancOuver Nov. II. $3.50
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-02

The people of Spokane county re-
ported So majority in favor of remov-
ing the countyS seat from the falls to
Cheney. The Spokane Falls men in
canvassing the official returns threw
out seven precincts whore some of the
judges had not properly signed the
oaths, which gave the majority to the
falls by a small majority. In conse-
quence of this action there is plenty of
music in that country now. and the
courts being the next resort the law
yers will have fat pickings for time.
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Vancouver woodward.
WOOd-sawing by Steam-pOwer.
G. w. COWARD & co.

Now have their saw and portable engine In
complete running order, and are ready to re-
ceve orders for saving wood in any part Of
the city. They have also established at tho
corner of ID and nth Streets, west, "A Wood
Yard, from which they will deliver wood cut
my desired length, In any part OF the city
on short notice Give orders, and ascertain
prices and other particulars at the Yard.
Orders may he left at }. J. Winters har-
ness shop, and they will be promptly attended
10
Vancouver, July l, 1850.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-12-02

In the Probate Court of Cowlitz County
Washington Territory
In the matter of the estate of Andrew J
Gillikin deceased
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FArAL REsULr OF 4 REEooHrn,! Br. |

FATAL RESULT OF A REKCoETRE BE-
TWEEN BROTHERs.-For some time past
bad state Of feeling has existed between
Cy. and Tom Campbell, colored broth
| era, who live On the Ktstier place about
o mile and q half Southwest Of town. Cy.
has for some time, il is;alleged, carried q
razor for his brother, and Is charged FUR.
ther with having said that he would as
soon kill him % O snake. Last Saturday
they fell out over some trivial matter, and
Cy. ran Tom out OF the house. Tom is
smaller than the other, and cripple.
Having cursed and abused him ut a
great rate, the aggfessor followed him out
ofthe door with The supposed purpose of
doing violence 70 him, when Tom seized
shoe. and. sater 3 vatpi9g which
was unheeded. struck the pursuer over
the head with it. Cy. fell and had to be
carried In the house. It was evident
that ne was badly hurt. DR.. M. w. Hill
was called in and, ,.probed the wound aud
found severe fracture. Monday he
and DIR. Anderson went to remove the
broken bone from off the bfai. and took
out several pieces Of the skull. The brain
was badly bruised and the man lay in an
unconscious state until Wednesday noon
when he died. A post n,ortem examina-
tiou revealed that the whole left side of
the skull had been broken from the arch
down the forehead TO the crbital bone.
The slayer continued plowing from the
time he dealt the blow until Wednesday
morning, when lie voluntarily came to
town, surrendered himself to Justice
Stimson and was committed to iail.-
SfafesriHc Nv C) Landmark.
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bsn6, in 8 bullock cqE5i5ge. : Evil days
were, however, Ii stef6s for her. Her
bigh. handed government excited discon.
tent and at length, trying 70 crush Mo-
habit Khan. great general, of whose
growing influence, shel was Jealous, she
nearly .Iost'iier husband bis grown. In q
desperate battle between The Imperial
army and Mohabit Khan she placed her
self In the van. and, though wounded,
emptied four quivers. full of arrows. Je.
hangire was, however, defeated, aud
Mohabit extorted from Jehangire the
condemnation to death of Moor Mahal.
She succeeded in obtaining an interview
with the Emperor, who burst into tears
on seeing her, and interceded for her
life with Mohabit. He chivaIrously re.
piled: "The Emperor Of the MoguIs
should never ask in yain," and Moor
Mahal escaped. Mahabit had reason be.
fore long TO regrets hisgenerosity. = Moor
Mahai soon re-. established her power, and
the first use ahe made of 1t was TO beseech
the Emperor to order Mohabit,s execution.
On h.s'refusal she attempted private as
sassinatoD, but was unBucceisf,iI, and
soon after Jeliangire died. Owing to the
fact Of her daughter being his successor'a.
favorite wife, Moor MahaI passed tie rest
Of her life unmolested, but without infiu-
ence. She died and was buried at In.
hore. Thus ended peacefully the stormy
and adventurous life of one of the most
remarkable womep Of any age.-Inrasion
0f India.
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- Arizona sc-ds waiiDg cry to the
East for 5000 women, but we can't spare
them. Ifell our women are to be dragg-
ed West, we'd like TO know what provis.
ion is going to be made for the support
of the men who sit on the gro ,rys ccoun-
ters and tell what tremendous men their
grandfathers were.
- The credit of the State Of Mississippi
Is at par. Her warrants are equal to
currency, and are paid on demand. Her
bonds command u premium in the
market.
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sasa, shatnsttsd upwards of twenty cents

apiece.
tirrhis 10 the third season sinco shad
.sesre attifcialiy propagatsd and placed ia
the Ngb bteis, and Fthe Eatch sexceeds that
for many ye@ss preyionS. It would SEEM
far 10 ateSibato the inerease TO astilioial
propagation. There are those who do
not bslieye that the fish ever return to
the waters in which they we're released,
aho have never given the matter much
thought, and are ignorant of the habits
Of the fsh and the laws governing them.
when we consider that for the small sum
of twenty-five cents we can place
thousand shad Ia q river, when matured
will weigh from four TO seven pounds
each, and sell readily for fifty TO seventy.
five cents in our markets, 1t Is worthy
our best efforts. and proper that every
means should be used 70 add this cheap
orticle TO our food supply.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-07-01
LUMBER! LUMBER :

! A LARGE lot of good Lumber. is kept
zA constantly on hand at my Lumber
Yerd at the Blue Ridge Depot in Anderson,
and orders for large or small lots of any
kind desired will be promptly filled at low
prices, Mr.. Robert Msy6eld Is my agent
FOR the sale Of Lumber at Anderson. and
Will furnish any information desired 10
persons wishing to make all order.
JOHN KAUFMAN.
Jan 20, 1879 % ly
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NEW YORK WEEKLY. HERALD
ONE DOLLAR A YEA

ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. m
. The circulation of tiils popular newspaper has
leading news OF the Daily Herald, and is arranged
In handy departments. The
FOREIGN NEWS
embraces ::ial dispatches from all quarters OF
the globe. Under the head OF
AMERICAN NEWS
are given the Telegraphio Dispatches of the week
from all parts of the Union. This feature makes
THE WEEKLY HERALD
the most valuable chronicle in tho world, I'll IL Is
the cheapest. Every week Is given faithful re-
POLITICAL NEWS
embracing complete and comprehensive dispatches
from mashington, including full reports OF the
OF the hour. 1-5- f'
Of the Weekly Herald" gives the latest as well as
ntng to the duties of the farmer hints for raisinp
Cattle Poultry. Grains Trees, Vegetables. &c. &C..
scpar ses4Rhng o"%pSs aS farm hy
Te.l,edtted department, widely copied, under The
THE HOME,
giving recipes for practical dishes hints for making
e@lothing @ and for keeping up with the latest fash,
economy suggested in this q
tested by experts before publication Letters from
our Paris and LONDON correspondents on :he very
Weekly Herald will save the housewife more than
one on hundred times ;he price of the paper. The
SKILLED LABOR
are looked nfler, and everything relating to me-
chanics and labor saving Is carefully recorded -
There Is page devoted to all tho latest phases of
the business markets, Crops, Merchandise, DC, DC.
ted prices and conditions OF '.' -
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Sporting News ut home aud abroad, together with
d,s;ay story every week, Sermon by some eminent
SlsiHe, CIV Musical, Dramatic, Personal aud
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Sonta,ns SO much news matter every week rs tho
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COURT or COhImON PLEAS.


A. Y. Shirley and YIN. H. Cartee, Plaintis, against
sallie Wilson, Helen Mcdaniel. u. i. Shirley,
John y Shirley, Leitie Shirley, Thomas Shirley,
New ton tnirey. KichaId shirley. Rebecea J.
Jsek, Fanny L: Shirley, El1ora yiskory Emma
Sa1lDloBs for Relfef-Cbmpidfnt not Serred.
To the Defendants above named:
YOU are hereby sunlponed and required TO an
OF which Is lcd In he ofico Of @ :ho % Clerk Of IKE Es
Court of Common Pleas ut Anderson &. H., s. c.,
and 20 serve cory. OF your answer TO the said
complaint on the subscriber at his once, Ander-
son c. H., 8. Co. within twenty days amer the SER
vice hereof, exclusive OF the day Of such service;
and IL you fall to answer the com1iaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff fu this action will
apply. 20 the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated May 25. A. d. 1890.
Plalrtias Attorney, Anderson, S. c.
H. sI-JouH w. DANIELS, G. c. +.
To The Defendants above named:
Take notice that the object of this action, in
which q summons i3 beTe9ith served upon YOU is
TO remove cloud from 1iles TO Real Estate assign
ed to Piai1tifs by this Probate Court and to con-
firm proceedings in Probate Court to partition
the Real Estate of James Shirley, deceased. Tbs
premises in question are described follows
Tract No. /, containing one hundred and sixty
three acres more or less and Tract No. 2, contain-
Ing one hundred end twenty three acres more or
less, bounded by lsEds OF HRS. Sophia Allwee,
Hugh Rush and James Erskine. No personal
j. L. TRIBBIE. Planting Attorney.
To the Defendants:
Take nctIce that tho complaint and summons In
this action we're filed I'm the ofice Of John w.
paniels c. C. r., Anderson County, on the oath
J: L. TDIBBLE, PlaintiGs' Attorney.
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a DAiINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A All persons holding claims against
the Estate OF William Moorheld, deceased !
are notified to present them to the under.
signed within the time allowed by law.
properly proven, or they will be barred !:
aad persons indebted to the Estate are no.
tilted TO make prompt payment to the nm.
dersigned.
ROBERT MOORHEAD. Admir-.
May q, 1880 48
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MARBLE YARD.

a LII persons wanting TOMBSTONES
"A will do well TO call ON me, as have
on hand ell grades Of Marble. and work all
the new designs. warrant my work to
give satisfaction. Prices 70 suit the times.
am prepared 10 take care OF the County
sfavel .:iid regular boarding Mt reasonable
rates az the Benson House. Meals 25 cent?.
Lodging 25 cents.
Feb 26, 1880 33
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How IN ARAn LADY PERFUkszs HER.
sislF. .-In the floor 0f tho tent or hut, as
itrnay chance to DO, O small hole Is excas
valed sufficiently large SO contain q com.
mon cheInpagne bottle q fire of charcoal!
or simpiy glowing embers ss mada wilhs
in tho hole, into which tie woman about
e be scented throws d handful of drugs.
She tAen takes cii' tho cloth or "tops's
which forms her dress and cI0nches
naked eyer tho fuInes, Nj hile 1lie nrralges
her robe to lsls as q mantle from her meek
60 the ground like q tent. She now bs-
gins 20 PeTspirs freely ia tlis lot air-b bath.
and tho poEes Of the akin boinR thus
opened aud gnoiCs The volatile Oh from
tie smoke of she burning perfumes Is i'm
IaediAlely absorbed. BY che time that
she klre has expired ths sSepting process
lscoaip pletgT ind bath her beTeon and robe
Hre feduIentS With incense. Rith which
they are 50 thoroug imp ted that
I have frequently euleiE q patty OF NO.
men sssongiy at ihll a hundred yards dis
Eanca whom the wind has heSa bicwine
froua their diieetio1 FFsliiots BalEG..r.
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ArliRcfaa aafz,rop asaifcn IN South Careline
J --Row ths Rreoeas IS CARRIED On-IIiter.
nafing lYexsafS tl0ssng s7.1 ls swcst Ar,
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4Tho HIM
Rittegs 81 i ttsring CaInsxny "a 81 &
81 Ssf g Il d bUsssSSSs ei,fers
Tleir Hop J3ltteks have geS ci1ed
y ~ out si6s siuss ANN, S;,s,
tst5fr iiltbfflsic vslre f6lild sliesy Fso
isits alnoss every Hcnsshcld Ia lie lsnd.
zlnltic
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! upd fli AZ = Tac2nt cT,.s "A.
ssor held Ii 2 place called Chicaao, ny
name sy'ss 1850 "a some ax tent Ie1 %
Hsaee that such usiI iGEs entirely Isnnss
8 have Beefl q Il ~ ff0ni homo
setas sy a1a dld not egeil haar of ibis COR.
yea ticfs upts III Ess Cir
gSla s.sss Said 10 hage been fnTe1tet
Ia llsss lts tas91 to ainusc qhayles l.
dtIfng sia ssiseErals 0f 4 IA cianir dis
lIslet. Iiguet nnd 4 tho esgIy EasnSs
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South Carolina Railroad.

n ~. - . sstFf .tt-f NgtAIItt AftlV9EUdU. 80 U
ger trains van ruu IS foiiaTs:: Assgs rassos'-
DAT TsAts, SUNDAYS rxcEpTRp
Arrive AZ Cha 49, m
Leave ChAflcstou '''.....',. y.Q0 p IN
Arrive at '''-'.',s..... - Q m
MONT ExfAEss AccoAsIopA TIoa TnAIs z
Arrive 81 CharIesfnn 10 p m
Leave Charleston -. . IA
,o,.P;e S,PSie eonHectlons made With 4, ~.
iXursola 70 ana from ygahnia asse, iifs
Vile 2 = , ~ u 1soe< ara " iendeTsat =
D. q ALLEn, Gen. Ticke Az fb,s Stsnt
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New Advertisements.

GSGgg 4 YEAR and EXPENSES to agents, Out
MBE Rft Free. Address r. o. yICRERY, Au-
- gusta, Maine rH.
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TITO ADyERTISERS.-Low Rates for ndvcr-
Il tising in 0zO good newspapers sent free. Ad.
dress SEQ. p. ROWELL & CO., 10 Spruce St., N. Y
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04

The Greenyille Hew Era complains Of
the doctors giving DO many pIescrlp-
tons since the abolition Of their corpo-
ration. 1t says there is more whiskcy
drank than before, and more drunk
men seen on the streets. Ii also warns
the doctors that they are violating the
law and will have 70 pay The penalty ut
the Circuit Court.
The fact l., Cleveland is in pretty
much the same condition. There is
more whiskey drank here now than
there was before the corporation was
abolished. The cause is plain: before,
a fellow could get one drink and that
would satisfy him probably for several
days, but now when he has to get an
'~'eXcusc" from Il doctor, lac generally
buys a quart, aud the consequence Is,
it tcmpts him till it is all consumed.
Then, that being done, lie goes ana
| gets another ''cXcuse,' and it is tile
same old story. While all this is going
on Il few firms are reaping the benefits,
aud the county looscs about S1OO.OO
yearly. There is however II advan-
tage in having no saloons, and that Is
the young men and boys, and some old
men, are compelled to do their night
loafing some where else besides IN
Whiskcy ShOpS.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04

Goods are advancing upon all sides.
Everyone is talking Of the boom, But,
in all this excitement for more money
and greater profits, u man has been
found who desires the welfare NJ the
people more than individual gain. That
man is the already famous Dr.. Hart. lie
refuses to advance his prices, but con-
tinues 10 furnish his invaluable llart's
Relief and his Blood and Liver Pills TO
the suffering thousands at the same old
prices. Everybody who is sick should
patronize him.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04

A NEW NOVELETTE, Southwestern
Publishing House of this city are now
printing Drifting" a new form OF the
religious novel. 1t is illustrated by SIX
hundred dollars worth of ~engrayings
made expressly for tie book. 1t is Il
highly entertaining and instructive
work and is sold by subscription
Southern agents will find it to their in
terest to handle this book in preference
to II other now before the public.
Serd to the above house for prices and
terms.-Nashville american.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04
& GEORGE,
Knoxville, Tenn.

Have Just received the most complete
stock of Fine Silks, Satins, all wool
Dress Goods, Black ~CashmereS, Ele-
CANT Brocade silk for Trimmings-cver
shown in Tennessee. All wool Bunt-
ings and low priced Dress Goods, in
new styles. Send us your address for
samples-the very latest styles in Mil
linery. McNCLrY ~ GEORGE.
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The EStey Organ Leads the
World.

No other Organ by its own merits
ever made and sustained for 50 many
yea RS the worldwide reputation Of the
Estey. 1t sings its own praises in
nearly every land on earth. Its dura-
bilIty has become Il provcrb. The best
musicians and most competent Judges
buy it. It's rich, purity and power OF
tone is household word. Honesty OF
purpose, intelligent minds and skillful
hands made the Estey Organ the most
perfect in the world.
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Advertised Feb. 2stRl.

d. a. Browder; j. Banks; j. II.
Crow; $. b. Carter; Mrs. Louisa Car;
VIM. Co WIDEN; Mrs. i. Dickson; Mrs.
Nancy Davis; Miss Lucy Fields; John
Gregory Mrs. L.etitia Jane Grant; W
II. lIouscr; j. II. Howard, 2; G. D..
Hodges; $. J. Xix; j. +. Hull; Miss
Ida Lee; Miss Siddiu McJunkin; John
Pew William \, Strange; Messrs. f.
Shannon d Co.; Il. +. Watkins; \. l..
White; Il. Il. Williams.
SAM'L Hunt, p. VI.
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Tho Singer Sill Triumphant,
Get the Best It Is the Cheapest.

1t may be that II rose by any other
name would smell as sweet, but it is
certain that any sort Of u cheap clap
trap will not fill the place of u first
class Sewing Machine. The undersign-
ed is agent for the Genuine Singer, full
set of attachments furnished with each
Machine. Prices from $50 TO $ij on
six and twelve months time. Parties
wishing to buy Il ilrst-class Machine,
would do well and save $40. to $l5 by
seeing the Singer and getting prices
and terms before buying elsewhere.
For full particulars, call on or address
J.. w. TIBBs, Agent
2-l2-3m, Cleveland, Tenn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04

We welcome to our table the
Daily Evening Herald, started at
Nashville a few days since. 1t
is neatly printed and displays
considerable editorial ability-is
independent in politics, and is
printed at the unusual low price
of $500. per year. 1t has our best
wishes and we hope to receive it
regularly.
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Messrs. Kelley & Cooper will open
about April lst, u large stock of dry
goods and family groceries in the old
''Simmons corner" The house is be-
ing repaired, and when finished will be
one of the most desirable store rooms
i'm town.
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Dur Harrison Letler.

We print this week an answer from
''Milton" to occasional" and rs they
arc now even with each other we pre-
fer not to publish anything else Of a
personal nature. They are both clever
men aud we respect them both us
friends, and hope that IN the future
,hcy will confine their letters to matters
of general interest and we will gladly
publish them.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04

The free school ut the academy will
begin next Monday morning. Prof G.
\. Randolph has been employed to take
charge of the school, and has moved to
town. Mr.. Randolph has Il reputation
rs 4 teacher that is not cYcellcd by any
nnc in the county, aud our citizens will
to we'll to scnI their children from the
start and keep them regular,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-03-04

DIED-at his home in this county
Feb. % ISSO-Mr. Edmund Ramsey, al
the age of IS ycar3. Mr.. Ramsey was
AN old aud highly respected citizen OF
This county. He WAS the father of Col.
y. ". Ramsey Of this city.
DtrD-lte0. 18th lS50-3Irnett Par
kcr, aged. G5 years, OF dropsey. MIR.
Parker died at the residence Of W. Il.
Mulkoy in this ooan:y. il3diol in til
rrligioMs lhiLll.
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Another one of the chain gang
escaped yesterday. This time ii
was Andy Rowland col, who was
serving out a sentence for carry
ing a pistol. This is the second
one that has escaped. The Com
m~issioncrs have ordered a lot Of
leg cuffs, which will be here in a
few days, thenno more will get
away.
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NOn-R Resident Notice.
Susan Avery

susan Avery
vs.. ICtittOn for divorce.
Charles Avery
In this cause, Susan Avery having
filed her petition against Charles Avery
in the Circuit Court of Bradley county,
Tennessee, stating among other things
that the defendant Is Il nonresident of
Tennessee, and praying for an ORDER Of
publication as to said defendant and
said petition being verified by affidavit
as required by law, in eases Of lolI-res-
idcGts, 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four conseCu-
hive weeks In the WEEKLY HERALD, n
newspaper published in Cleveland,
Bradley county, Tennessee, requiring
said Charles Avery to appear ut the
Court House IN Cleveland, in said cOnn-
ty Of Bradley, on the LIST Monday Of
May next, aud plead answer or either
wise make defense to said petition, or
the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing eX parto.
II. w. SELvlpGE, Clerk.
March 3. 1880. to a %.
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Tho representation ofthe srd District.


The Representation ofthe 3rd District
The Chairman Of the tx. Com. OF
this distric. prints the following In his
paper, the Chattanooga Commercial;
Under the call for the Tennessee Re
publican state Convention the diifeien
counties ia the Third district will be
entitled to the following number OF
votes Rlcdsoc 3: Bradley g; Cannon -;
Cumberland ?; DeKalb 3; Grundy ];
Hamilton 10; James B; Marion o;
McMinn 3: Mcigs 3; Polk B; Rica =;
Seauachec 2; Van Buren, ]; Warren ~
White 2.
II j. TO bc hoped thattle various coun-
ties will all take measures TO be repre-
sented. Ii were better That Il delegate or
delegates should be sent from each coun-
tv, but in eases where this cannot be
done some one who will be present from
another county should be designated
by resolution to cast the vote Of the
county in the convention. Let us have
Il full representation. County chair
men would do well tOaall their meet
lngs Tor county court Monday in April
when it would not be difficult to secure
Il good attendance.