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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-13
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.--.s.sss1.y-.-y .ss>,eS.-~>J- ~
ORIENTAL LODdA-. NO. 453-Stated Com
| munioation upon second Thursday nightof
ssah month at Hallin Masonic Temple, ,.=sss
Chas. Dawes. Sec,y. w. Galersnh " ~. 4
MASTERS LODGE. NO ,24-Stated oonmr-
month at Il all in Masonic Temple
McCroskey ,Sec'y, IL han. ms
DEARL CHAPTER, NO. 4,E A.n.-stated
L convocsti0n upon fret Monday nisht o. ea a.
s Todd ,osc y VI. "A. dslhraitha T.
.CoEUR de LION .coMMANDERY, NO. g.
u Stated 90 nclav pom second Monday might
,feach month. Meetings for drill ppon Friday
night Of each week at Hall in Masonic Tempe
8 u Todd. Rec. j. Boih' n "
L. o. d. r.
MAST TENNESSEE LODGE. Ne. A-.Meet:
Ia Tuesday nights. at Odd Fellcws Hall, west
side Market Square. G. II, Williamson \. IT,;
J. A. Galyon, V. g; VIM, Samuels, T. s.; vi
H.Salmon, Permit Sec.; G. IL. Jones, treasurer
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MIcCosUKIE, FLA, il

MIcCosUKrE, FLA, July 81, 1880.
Feeling that it would not be amiss TO drop you
a few lines relative TO politics in Miccosukie, l
have decided to do so. You are aware that we
organized Democratic club some time since,
called The Miccosukie Democratic Club No.
l." This club has large and increasing mem
bership is enthusiastic and vide awake to the
cause of Democracy This district, No. 4, has
always been largely Republican, but We are de-
termined by every effort TO reduce this majority.
While the Republicans all over the district are
respondent and seem ready TO throw up the
SPONGE the Democrats are jubilant and expect
ant At large and enthusiastic meeting on last
Saturday of the club, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
We, the Miccosukie Democratic Club assem-
bled do endorse Council A. Bryan for Clerk of
the Court for Leon county, A. ID. Fennell for Tax
Assessor, DIR. j. NJ earn for Tax Collector. and
H. n. Felkel for County Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction as candidates for election in No
vember next.
While not one of our club has expressed any
objection personally to Messrs. Shine and Pearce.
the present incumbents, still we think the cOun-
try is entitled to a share in the county Offices
Believing also in the system of rotation, we are
led to believe that many voters, even in your
city, concur with US in these opinions. There
fore, we hope that they will rally with us to the
support of these candidates in November next
MICCosUKIE.
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We have received copy Of the Hancock
and English Democratic Song Book" containing
q good supply Of rousing songs for the campaign
There are also sketches Of our standard bearers
and good portrait of General Hancock The
songs are full of CO." and are Get to familiar
tunes. such as" Dixie, -" Battle Cry of Freedom,
America, ""M Marching Through Georges" Bon
ME Blue Flag" and lot more. Every Demo
Graf should have it and join In the grand chorus
The price is only ten cents.
Address the publishers, w. r. Swan & Co.
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Leon County 9anAay.@ch0ol Com
VenlaOm.

Leon County 91nAay.School Com
vention.
Programme of the proceedings of the Leon
County Sunday School Convention to be held in
the Presbyterian Church, at Tallahassee, on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the 3Oth and 31st
OF July, and LIST of August
FIRST DAY.
Address of welcome. by Rev. Henry r. Ray.
mond, Jr., of the Presbyterian Church.
Response by Rev. A. n. Manning, of the Bap
tIst Church.
Organization.
Appointment of committees.
Address by Mcqueen Aud, Esq, Subject
The Object and Aim of Sunday School Associ-
atoms.
Address by Rev E. L. T. Blake, of the NJ E
Church, South. Subject: The Relation Of the
Sunday-School to The Church.
SECOND DAY.
Reports of committees.
Reports from the various Sunday Schools.
Address by Rev Dr. W. H. Carter, d. D., PHI
D., of the P. E. Church Subject: Methods Of
Sunday School Instruction.
Address.by Rev. Mr.. Quarterman OF the Pres
byterian Church Subject: The Importance and
Manner of Conducting Bible Glasses.
Address by d. S Place, Corresponding Score
tary of the Florida State sunday School Asso
citation. Subject The Best Method of Instruct
ing Infant Classes.
Address by Rev. Mr. Golding of the Baptist
Church Subject Importance OF Normal Glasses
THIRD DAY.
Mass meeting OF Sunday Schools at P. NJ
Music and short addresses by various members
of the convention.
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REPUBLICAN LETTER.

Ar: - Wearing Of The Green.
Oh Jimmy dear and did you hear
The news that's going round,
They say-and tuthfully fear
Your record is not sound.
They state and Prove you took bride
oh It's most sad to see,
And what Is more. they charge you too
With wiful perjury.
CHoEUs-oh, Jimmy, Jimmy Garfield.
How could you do the deed:
into the Scriptures yon once taught
You should have given heed
But it's too late for worldly good
Hyou should now repent.
And through your sins that Hancock man
VIII be the President.
Oh Jimmy dear it seems so queer
Yuu couldn't do what's right
You onght TO know a President
Is not made in a night.
And when a mans candidate
His record must be clear,
Not for a week month or two
Bu; really every year
IHoRrs- Oh jimmy. Jimmy Garfield.
Yoa took that salary, too.
You've done those things the church book say
That You ought not to do
And though the tears roll down my cheeks
In sorrow for your sin,
III have to vote for Hancock too,
For be is sure 10 win.
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We have talked with number OF planters,
and others who have had opportunities Of oh
serving, and they are almost unanimous in the
opinion that the present is the best prospect for
cotton that has been known, at this period Of the
season, for great many years Ifno disaster or
bad weather comes, the crop viii probably be
larger than any heretofore known.
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Mr.. NJ. Lively returned home on Tuesday
much improved in health.
MIR. NJ. w. Collins, Of Sumter county, has
been spending several days at the capital on
business, and left for his home yesterday. He Is
one of the leading Democrats of his county, and
reports that although the county has a large
Democratic majority, every effort is being made
to have the whole county thoroughly organized.
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Mrs W. NJ Mcintosh has again leased the
Ocean House at st. Teresa, James Island, for the
season, AMI will open it for visitors on the frs
of July.
Terms: By the day, $1.25; week, $3.50, Oh
month, $50; payable weekly. 4S+f
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t7-MR. J. ii. BATES, Newspaper Advertising
Agent, IL Park Row Times Building), New
York. is authorized TO contract for advertise
ments in the FLoRIDIAN at our best rates
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Democratic Headouar.ers.

Inc Leon County Democratic Executive Com.
..'''ee nave established their headquarters for
paisn IN the rooms Immediately over
milton Office on Monroe street, lately oc-
s-p'eu Dy DR. G. Hamilton, who very kindly
~'u generously vacated them for tha, nnrnose
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IT, A0P X0Wmg LADIES'.
By q. ,S. Of our readers will be attracted
.ut;on :; advertisement of the above named inssi.
Pod. 'ea0ol has always been : fayorite viii
make, , 80, and the principal, llr ButIer,
nude.,- c'ai reduction in Mates 70 Southern
seIllaoh dis references, Is win bs zen. ars
nad ~ gentlemen who reside In the Hsate,
aA.l n-'e been, or are now, pairpns of he
go .srnor Bioxham, who was himssll
o.. pupn OF Mr. Butler. has : daneh.eu
Ia = Colonel Bisbee and W v. Doaelnsa
49,. .sonville and Hon. a. u .a1nxwell. d
49, nas TWO dnnghteas edacatsa = r..
- : z1nher O puplls Nm, = - $500
A.ass = ehasre = III h Il -
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Judge H. c. Rippey has been quite ill at the
residence Of Capt. Dyke for several days
The Democratic State Executive Committee
AID meet in Tallahassee on Monday next
Mr. Damon has some fine brick for sale. He
brought Us a specimen of them the other day,
and We know they are good.
WAxTED-All the old gold and silver in the
country for which E. w Clark will give full
xalue in any Goods in his store 46-tf
The most penetrating liniment known TO
science Is brakes Magic Liniment. Its effect
Is magical For sale by NJ Lively. July elm
-one dose of Brakes Magic Liniment in
ternaly, and thorough external application,
will cure the severest attack of collie For sale by
VI Lively. July 6-lm
Throw away your sticks and leap for joy,
Won that suffer from rheumatism, for brakes
Magic Iiniment will cure you sound and well.
For sale by NJ. Lively July elm
The Leon County Democratic Executive
Committee meets on saturday at i o'clock A.
N al the Committee Rooms, over Judge HiltOn's
Office on Monroe street.
-iNlltEt ENdilS. Il ut9Io, NdS uDuuu ONCI ny
Justice West on Saturday for presenting and
collecting the amount Of forged order for $1.75
OF Mr.. Julius Diamond
-Cu>fomer-"Wby are Malt Bitters so pop
ular:' Druggist Because, as Il Food Ncdi-
cine, they enrch the blood. harden the muscles
quiet the nerves, perfect digestion. $3.50
The exercises OF ne Sunday School Conven-
ton be.,an at 10 o'clock this morning There
vs. a good attendance, and much interest is
being manifested in the matter Everybody
should attend tomorrow. See programme
Call on your druggist anc get a circular con-
tanning particulars and certificates of the wonder
fll cures effected by brakes Magic Liniment.
Tie only niment known that can he taken
Internally. For sale by NJ. Lively
April Com
Major Poole showed us on Wednesday what
lie called Is genuine Maryland tobacco-worm
fly" 1t Was an ugly looking customer, not less
than one and half inches long, and is said to
be the first of the kind ever seen hereabouts.
The baby stare is considered pretty for a
soung srl now in England 1t is done by open
Hg the eyes a wide possible without raising
The oro~s and slightly turning the corners of the
mouth upward. Saying mouse five or six
LINES gives the right position 10 the lips
The rainy season has set in in good earnest,
and We now have most refreshing shower every
uA!' VIII cool pleasant breezes straight from the
"ui' 10 cool US at night On Monday evening,
ofzziIng chilly rain set in, the first night-rain
We nave had and since then the air has been
chilly and the weather cloudy, disagreeable and
unreasonable
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We hare, at considerable expenses. prepared
q beautiful line Of Hancock and English badges,
in various colos. These badges are worn BY
everybody. Boy one and wear It on the lapel
Of your coat win be sent By mail % any al
dress for 10 cents, or twelve for g. Liberal dis
count to the trade. Address
w. T. OHRmToPHKR b BRo,
ks-H Atlanta, Ga
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5357


Letters remaining In the Post-oiice at ITALIA
hassee, Leon county, July "a, 1e60:
Fnnes- ~ Bcstie: Ford, Ira TamaT Her
r;ne. TimI: Jelierson, Mi@ Beiim; Parish, Jef
fsrsm DAYS: Rsnsom, Mra Hannah Robinson
Nrs. Rebecca; Williams, ". T.; Warnzer
Frank.
Parties calling for The above nsn,sd leffen
win please state that they age advertised.
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~ Regular meetings of AUcLLA EECAMP-
vST No are held the hrst and third ThWFeddN E6e-
;os 81 each month"; At their Lodge Room at O'Clock
An Psfrarchs in good standing invited 70 attend
G. l. BALTZELI., c. p.
l. d. Ball, Scribe.
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49, REGULAR meetings of LEON LODGE No. 8
sd every TssdGy EreRiag at their Lodge Room al
s,seod J. Q. GALLIGHER, N G.
aiI Fsaxk P. DAx6x. z. S.
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order MIA. ,'0"sAer No. 2" Cane Mil, 10 good
dunl;c.,a .ige capacity for juice; has also .
n e 0fo"n Wheel. Apply 70
JOHN g. WINTHROP.
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Pianos and Organs Special OReE
Fall l660-Cash Prices with Three
Months Credit.

Fall le@0-Cash Prices with Three
Months Credit.
Pianos and Organs coming, coming, 1000
strong" by every steamer, to ill our mammoth
New Double Store 100 feet front, four stories
high from cellar to loft and supply the trade OF
the South Just closed most advantageous con-
tracts with leading Piano and Organ manufact-
urers. New styles, new prices, new terms for
fall trade 1880 Special Offer to Cash Buyer
During months Of Asgxsf, September oad October
zoe cM sell at LOscea Cdah Prices, payable e95 cash
on Pianos or $40 essh on Organs, sciM bdlamcs %
three months seitk0at iaferest. New Pianos e1o5,
$3.50, 1887 New Organs, stops, go, stops,
ESQ. Selection from 10 makers and 165 different
styles Lowest prices in America Guaranteed
Instruments 10 days trial. Every inducement
that any responsible house can oMer on standard
Address Ludden q Bates Southern Music
House, Savannah, Ga.
July 97zw
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Notice.

:. =. oay F.oridl Wagon, same as the cash.
b. w. BERRY.
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MASONIC.

r~ Regular meetings of JACKSON LoDGE
- are held on the first and third Mondays in eAcl
nO1th .. W. N. MCINTOSH, Secretary.
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'As DEMOCRATIC Ex. Coxu,~rrr
OF LEON COUNTY,
The Ds,no. iALLAhAssEE, July 20, 1880.
: nc democratic Executive Comm;,,a. ~ Leon
ter = tn "n' meet al the committees headquar
A. =, tallahassee on Saturday, July s1st, at II
RI ~ 'he transaction of important business
hoBT. GAMBLE Secretary.
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t.t"&eke5sT The annexed picture is a
3 = near fac simile of provisional
x CYEvrs postage stamp, issued from the
se.aec&caSs pOst-offce at Madison, Fla,
y" *s1 for The Confederacy, during
The years 1861 and 1862, and for specimen of
"Nich 20 Is offered Look over your old letters
ana see advertisement in another column.
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Cottage Seminary for Young Ladies,
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. M, Principal,
PorTsTowN MONTGOMERY County PA

PorTsTowN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA.
THE THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL SESSION WILL
i open the 18th September, 1880. Situated
on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, 40 miles
from Philadelphia. Location remarkable for health
fulness and beauty. Grounds of five aud q half
acres, highly improved, with erccLeat drdiRage-
Building admirably arranged, lighted with gas, we'll
heated and supplied with abundance of pure UGter,
and with hot and cold baths. Sleeping rooms we'll
ventilated, and intended for two pupils. Course of
instruction thorough and complete, and unusual
facilities in Music and French. Experienced and
permanent teachers
TERMS:
Board, English and Latin Tuition. .......... $3.50
Ditto with Music. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Special Reduction to Southern Pupils.
Reference to present and former patrons-Hon.
W. D. Bloxham. Tallahassee; Hon. A. E. Maxwell,
Pensacola; Hon Fl. Bisbee, Jr., jacksonville, Fla
GEO. g. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
July %. 1SSO-2m
Iron County register., 1880-12-09
sherif-s Sale Under Deed or T,u.

w He REA s., Giles kussell and
w Emily Russell, his wife. by their
certain deed OF trust, dated the 3Oth day
September, 1874, and recorded In Book
50 on pages 3Is and $40 OF the records
OF the recorders office Of Madison county,
Mo-. and In Book 90" on puge 272 and
following pages OF the records OF the re-
ri, conveyed to ID. +. Martin. sheriff
OF Iron county. Mo-. In trust, the follow
ing described real estate situated In Iron
county, Missouri, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of section ten,
(less fraction Of southeast quarter 0f
southeast quarter. sold to BENJAMIN Ar
hett. and the east part Of the northeast
Quarter OF the southeast quarter. contain
Ing seventeen acres); also, three -fourths
OF the southe ast quarter Of the northeast
quarter, and the southeast quarter Of tho
southwest quarter. and the south lhree-
eighths Of northeast quarter of the SOUTH
west quarter Of section ten-all In town.
snip thirty two. range four east-coa-
tanning two hundred and twenty-slx
acres;
Which said conveyance was made N
trust to secure the pay ment Of n certain
promissory note therein describe<ls and,
whereas, said note has long since be-
come que and default has been made In
the payment thercof; and. whereas. the
said ID. +. Martin has removed from
Iron county, Missouri, and cannot serve
as such trustee; and, whereas. BY the pro-
visions of said deed, IL Is provided that iA
such case the then acting sheYfG OF Iron
county shall act as such trustee;
Now. therefore. notice Is hereby given,
that, at the request Of the holder Of eaj6
note, and by virtue and authority in -
vested by said deed of trust. will. on
1hursddy, December Esd, 1850,
mt the east front door Of the courthouse,
in the city of lronton, In the county -
Iron, State Of Missouri. between IL
hours OF nine O'Clock In the forspooA
and five clock In the afternoon Of thst
day. sell, at public vendue. the above -.
scribed real estate, to the highest bidder.
for cash, to satisfy said note and the cost
OF executing this trust.
w. A. FLETCHER,
dec2nO Sheriff and Trustee.
Iron County register., 1880-12-09

The Southeast Missouri Teachers
Association will hold its annual meet
ing at Cape Girardeau this year, on the
18th, 29th and 3Oth of December. We
shall publish its programme of exercis-
es in our next issue,
Iron County register., 1880-12-09

The third session of the Forty-sixth
Congress was convened promptly ut IL
O'Clock last Monday. The Presidents
message was read, after which the Sem
ate adjourned. In the House an effort
was made to call up the joint resolution
relative to the counting of the electoral
vote, but it failed, owing to the opposi-
ton of the Republicans on point Of
order. Both houses will get fairly to
work during the week.
Iron County register., 1880-12-09

Hon. Thos. Allen will do good work,
and he an honor to his constituents, as
Representative from the Second Con-
xressional District. Still. we would
like to have his name off the roster of
the next House: he ought to be in the
Senate.
Iron County register., 1880-12-09

The State Legislature convenes on
the first Wednesday in January, and
the work it is destined tn accomplish
we shall all know on the day Of its fin
al adjournment. But no man will ev-
er find out just how many statesmen
are now getting up new revenue and
school and road laws,
Iron County register., 1880-12-09
Mississippi county has bought l6O-
acre poor farm trout J. III Bethune, for
the sum Of $24OO.

We have not heard of any rural leg
islator WHO intends to 'fDot It" to JEFF
ferson City next January. That sort
of fdamphoolishness seems to have gone
out with the hard times.
Iron County register., 1880-12-09

On account Of the lateness OF the season We
have been enabled to secure great bargains;
and We can offer during the next three weeks
greater bargains in Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
and Dry Goods, than was ever heard Of. We
mean business. Mks LOPEZ.
Iron County register., 1880-12-09
Fresh Oysters at OBSTETRICS, every day. b

Beware OF bogus sewing machinest II you
want to buy q genuine machine, euarsniee6 20
You for i've years, call on ". Davis, IruUeoa,
Mo. have one Wilcox q Gibbs SECOND -hsn6
sewing machine, in nne working order. Tor
sale cheap. -
Iron County register., 1880-12-09

II you are suffering from Indigestion or
any complaint of the Stomach or Bowels, you
will Obtain great relief by using the Prickly
Ash Bitters. as they have ths property Of
gently relieving these organs and placing
them IN \ good sound healthy condition.
Iron County register., 1880-12-09

D1ED.-At Montevsllo, Mo-. Oct. Is h. $780,
after q short sickness, LIZZIE, eldest daughter
OF Duncan and Margaret McDougsll,. Of, ty.
phoid malaria, aged Is years. 10 months and
days. She was bright intelligent girl for
one of her years, devoted to study, Of more
than ordinary musical talent. Sne was ar-
IDENTIFY attached to ber.parents. brothers and
sister, and also her school-mates. She wss =
niece of Rev. A. McDouxall, who took deey >
interest in her, In view OF her promise
for the future; but God has called her home,
and she has left them all sad and sorrow: ul,
but not without hope. A very large circle of
echo0l-mates AMI frien1s mourn their loss.
Thus another sweet and gentle sprit has gone
to Him who gave it, and thus our berexvs-
ments tend to transfer our affections from
earthly scenes and associations to those that
are heavenly; for it is true
There is no flock, bowevsr watched and tended,
But one dead lamb 10 there!
Tnere is no fileside. howsoe'er defended,
But has one vacant chair!''
Iron County register., 1880-12-09

DIED.-AtaPilot Knob, Mo-, Nov. %. 1880.
AMY TABOR daughter nf John NJ. and Sarah
Taoor, aged Is years, q months and 26 days.
The fairest plants oar gardens yield,
The florists pride and cost
OF in an unex pecte hour
Succumb to untimely frost. Z.
DIED AT Pilot Kn,b, Mo-. Nov. "a. 1850,
Mrs. SARAH TABOR, wife Of JOnn M. Tabor,
aged 4S years aud 20 days.
The sympathies Of all who know them are
extended to the bereaved ones.
The parting hour indeed may wear,
Thelpang Of earthly woe,
Yet hath solace in that faith
Which humble Christians know. z.
Iron County register., 1880-12-09
Subscription Prices of the Republican

TRI-wEEKLY, =.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days, per year-......................$ IS 90
Iron County register., 1880-12-09
WEEKLY. ada,
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNIIM

The weekly Republican contains the
cream of oil the news Of the Daily aud
Tri- weekly editions, and Is especially ed
tied to supply the wants Of country read
ers. In order that there can be no excuse
for not having 1t on account of cost, we
place the price at One Dollar per year.