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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
PASSING SMILES.

THE man who offers you counterfeit
coppers shows bad cents.
MUSICIANS are known by the "accom-
paniments they keep"
The man that bequeaths property
must necessarily be a land-doner.
AN exchange says: "To make good
monkey wrench, feed him on green ap-
pies.
CAN anything go, and not so any
where? Where does light so when Il
goes out?
A woMAS's heart, like the moon, IS
always changing, but there is always
man in it. -LOHdon P,Hch.
IL the dictionary of the future it W :
be. East, a. l. To abstain from food,
to go hungry, TO Tannerize.
DoRR has completed grand case pic
ture called Moses Before Pharaoh.
What Moses played before faro Is not
shown.
Why should the spirit Of mortal be
proud, when a four dollar hotel clerk
can wear a bigger diamond than the mil
lohhlre'
A YoCSG physician asked permission
Of lass TO kiss her; she replied, NO,
sir; ! never like a doctors bill stuck
INTO my face.
The Ha~keye man says high board
fence, locust-tree and twenty-three
beer-tables make grove anywhere with
in thirty miles Of New York
The PHILADELPHIA Ledger discusses
The Health Of Reservoirs. This is
the first intimation we have had that res
eryoirs did not enjoy good health.
A NORTH CAROLINA woman stabbed
the man who attempted to hug her. This
proves that all women are not enthusi.
asticalIy in favor Of free press.
TmH time Of the splicing and picking of
fruit has come, and the economical house
wife NAV be seen going through her hus-
bands yc,t-uocket for cloves
Tpry told grandfather Rlimnkin that
old Nr. Jones was dead. "Ah, well, "
said he. rcsignedly, GIVE noticed that
people have been diving ever since can
remember"
choosing vifo neavsan evchanc,a
"ho poyo. .ncI Lv her cLi, " TLa wnrst
Of that is afto~ having chosen a wife
one is ant 10 keep on being governed in
the same way,
Az freshman Watching a gaua oS haze
LoiI wao sant 10 oras9 ia forl ub;oL
e,rnck him undar tho ff,b r;h "a
fowl wasmt2 Regorro T thought II was
a mule"
A rr,rrpi in hosiery IN Cbicaoo
u,ir &c stnrkiuus. HO,Iy .ln 0oo y and
mrr. than nnn hnnJro5 iSd;es stonns1 at
tI,n' ,;mJny and cr;od ant, ..Doar rna,
Lnw cLoon..TII ask nv hnshond 10 hny
,hnm "
Wups ot q cb;rosa hororo, rr,rr;a, ,
rcnuirrs ,h,t thr runsts sLrnIj ret nleos.
( o,tI,. ti,,s,, ,I,o, ,,,,, = ,I,o,, I,La b;ro
.nLstitntrs to drimL fnr thnm No snrh
oI,,,.,, 1,l,;,,.. I,l,,. ,,,;ll IL, ,,loro,ol !,
this froo cnrntrv "
T,n,,.t.l;'l,aS, g L,,.,..,,,. ,,u,.,
nanrr ~ Kan Tronn;scn nnmm;t,oJ a"i
rriic tL. n,har Joy MA hnmornme
journalists nf tho EngIieb nrees Il, mo-,
socm IA have 90 cIaor ON iJoa of thai,
dr,in. D., ,J,a nrlI;.
a,ll..r.;.,'
" ou'.5,",,o,i "''on ~ we o ,'rl:y =
io'I'''o J }',i "'"He ni' ',,R'i li'7 IL !,
A wicked yonno man owov hack in The
crowd vailed out. "Gnnd Inrli van
dnu,t lnnk that nId - D,iocu IL,,jc,o
L.oo
49,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
AIiu.,,nnd's Testimony.

Ny wife was troubled for years with
blotchcs, moth patches and pimplcs on
her face which nearly annoyed the life
ont Of her. She spent many dollars on
the Thousand infallible?) cures, with
nothing bat injurious effects. A lady
iInd, Of Syracuse, n. Y, who had had
similar experience, and had been cured
with Hop Bitters, induced her to try it..
One bottle has made her face as smooth,
iair aud soft as chiId's, and given her
such health that it seems almost mir
aclr.
A MEMBER or CASADrAH PARLiAMEST
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

To KEEP BREAD MoIsr.-Have the
dough stiff when it is set for the last ris-
ing. The larger the proportion of flour
to that of moisture in the dough the
longer it will keep moist. After the
bread is baked and cold put it in tin
box or an earthen jar with close cover.
and keep it covered tightly. Bread thus
made and kept cool and always from the
air will last and be moist for week.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

Two months ago valuable horse be
longing to Charles Il. Smith of Stony
Brook, l.. l., had his leg broken at Port
Jefferson. The broken bone was set, and
the leg was imbeddcd in plaster of Paris.
In two weeks the horse could walk around
the stable; in three weeks the owner
drove him home, a distance of five miles.
and on Saturday the horse was driven ia
road wagon a mile in four minutes. I,
is usual to shoot horses that break thei
lcuS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

Is London 80, AGO women are EN-.
ploycd as milliners and dressmakers,
26,37j MS shirt and seamstresses,
II. $50 as addresses, 10, 724 as machu-
lists. j,272 as book binders, 1859 as boot.
makers. 1850 as artificial florists, 3,7lr
as boNmakers, 1852 as upholstcressrs,
not to mention large number III various
other indus tries.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

STRUGGLING anunors are confronted
by the following rehearsal of familiar
facts: Thackeray was not known as an
author until nearly 40. Scott was 43
when Waverly" appeared. Richard
son became an author at 81. Defoe was
50 when he wrote his first novel. "Gil
Bias was not finished until the author
Was CT
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
WONDERFUL POPULARITY OF THE
RENOWNED MEDICINE.
The Greatest Curative Success OF the Ags
Voice from the PEOPLE.

the Greatest Curative success OF the Ago .
A Voice from the People.
No medicine introduced 10 the public
has ever met with the success accorded
to Hop Bitters. 1t stands to-day the
best known curative article in the world.
It's marvellous rcnown is not due TO the
advertising it has received 1t is famous
by reason Of its inherent virtues. 1t does
all that is claimed for it, 1t is the most
powerful, speedy and effective agent
known for the building up of debilitated
systems. The following witnesses are
offered 10 prove this:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
Are YonNoi In Good IIeniuh ,

If the Liver is the source Of your trouble You
can tud an absolute remedy in DR. SANFORD 3
LIVER INvIGoRSroH, 'ho only ycg,tall" cathar-
tic which acts directly on the LIVER, Cures all
Bilious diseases. For Book address DR.. SAN
IoRp, 1872 Broadway. New York.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

IT is common sight in rural England
to see the parson cows and sheep brows-
ing over the grave mounds an old &C.
clesiastical law giving the clergy the
right to make such use of the parochial
burying-places, and many village Pope
who shudders at the idea of permitting
unorthodox dead to lie in consecrated
ground never hesitates moment to turn
his live stock in to Craze there.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

DR.. MARCHlSIs UTERINE CATHOLICON will posi-
lively cure Female Weakness, such Falling of the
Uterus, Whites, Chronic Inflammation or liberation Of
the Uterus, Incidental Hemorrhsge Flooding Painful
reIs5Ie remedy. send postal card tor pamphlet: with
treatment, cures aud cerfcai-- from physcians and
patients, to HuWARTH BALLARD, UrieL, New York.
sold by all DTugg,sts-s 80 per bottle.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
SpRJNGFIELD. ILL.,. Sept. 3 1879

Gents ! have been taking your Hop
Bittcrs and received great help from
them. | will give You my name AS ono
Of the cured sufferers Yours.
Mrs. MARY f. STARR.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

To KEEP seeds from the depredations
of mice, mix some pieces of camphor
with them. Camphor placed in trunks
or drawers will prevent mice from doing
them injury.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

OATS are often recommended as an ex-
celleut crop with which to SOW grass
seed. The argument is, that the oats
will shade and protect the young grass
But grass does not need shade when
sown in proper season--it needs sun.
and especially it needs moisture; and
this the oat plants are continually tax
ing from the soil, thus rohbing the young
grass plants from the start.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
STRAIGHTEN yuur old Eoots and shoes with
Lyons Heel StiNeners, and wear them again.

PATIENCE and fortitude are admirable, but IL
IS lShoble to suffer the pangs of rheumatism.
lalle back, sprains, bruises ETC., when Cous-
zen Lightning Linlment will afford relief
enabling the sufferer to resume his ayocation in
the Tally walks Of life. Regular price SOC.
sample bottle 25c. For sale by all druggists.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
LIZ London IS. AGO

DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is in good demand;
everybody speaks well OF it. The price is only
Is cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

soAp-BuBBnE blowing young fashion
able ladies' and gentlemen is now q
favorite pastime i'll London drawing
rooms at afternoon tea
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

Dr. e. T.. Shoemaker. the well known aural
surgeon Of Reading. Pa, offers to send 10y mail
free OF charge q valuable little book on deafness
and diseases Ut the ear, especially ON running
car and catalrh and Their proper treatment =
giving references and testimonials that will
satisfy the mos; .kcptiral. Address as above.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

A FARMER on the line between Iowa
md Missouri has been experimenting
with cow-pea as weed eXterminator,
,ocklebur and Spanish needles having
5aken possession OF his orchard. He
says that sown broadcast the peas will
aot do it, but planted in drills and cul-
tiyatcd like corn they will kill ont the
weeds. The peas he planted We're mixed,
but mostly the whippoorwill variety.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16

BRANDY CHERRIES. Choose fine, firm
fruit, wash, pick the stems off, stick the
cherries in two OF three places with Il
needle; pour over them sirup made
by boiling pound of sugar Ito every
pound of cherries in gill of water !;
add pint OF brandy for every four
pounds Of sugar pour the sirup hot
over the cherries; cork and tie up care
fully when cold They will be fit to eat
in a week, and will keep for an indefn-
tie time.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-16
Tic Noltntc s-I..o. Mn,shaIi. Mlch..

Will acnd their Tlectro-Yoltaic Belts TO the
afflicted upon 80 days trial. See their adycr-
tl,ement i'll this paper headed, "On 80 Days
, 1880-12-03
MISSING,

Spfetat Dtpath to The chicago Tribute
OTTAW.., ILL.,, Dec. .9.-About tho 1st ut Noypm-
bcr lust, John W. Dotltson left Colorado for Ut-
tnwa, Ill., whcro to tntcn.c,l to rcjon his wife,
whn Is visiting her mother here On tho 4tt Of
November ho stopped III l.llssel!. Kas., IN ll,,s-
sell County, OH tho knnsns Pacific !tnFlront, untl
rosnAt''ett With broefor Until tho t,ext tlny. At
tho appointed ttmu for continuing ILLS Journey,
hu boarded tho trslsn. and has never hcotl heard
from stnco by my OF Ills frionds uhor hcro or
III kahsas. Information concerning Ills where.
al'otts VIII grcntsy relieve tho ticc itstrcss n1,d
Ht,xtety Of his Wife aud friends. md Bhnull ,o
addressed 70 srs. Laura u. nnstn. nttnwll, Ill,
chro Il H. aapp. os the ftrGnbltrun. Tie missing
n,nn wis suffering slightly from e!,lIs wliuii
he loft RUSSELL asl 4 Is fcnre,l ho ,t!.y l.,tvu
tMscia tiskGn sluk on tho wlly lon8 and III u1w
kasus City, tl'on to Cu,,Ecil liht's, lAtttl rrotl
tloncu to Chtc,!gs, a1id Ottt.wa. llu WA lawyer
hy profession M.l.l ct considerable luclli prO;ni-
nr,lcg IN f.tlssol! County. lilo w,s nlulit M years
o,l. Tx frat lhtl, light con,ruxiot., blue uyus,
weighed from llU III lG0 l,olif,,is,
, 1880-12-03
SHORT or COAL,

Special DfsPateh to The CAfeaqo I>itHnf.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. 1>cc. ..-The coal Gnnlinu which
sceEns so general throughout tho country Is no.
wliure moro severely felt thMn III tho eontrs OF
tho coat~'ods OF Illinois. Tho Lu snIo ind
strcator mines aro giving employment to NIL VIM
will work. hut Sill tho supply Is far thort 1T tho
demand. 6trcator conl Which formerly sold for
e@.b0 iS now quoted ut Sill, und St00, with only
an occasional cnr-load TO bo had ut that. Tho
surface cONi-bclls of Ottawa WHICH hayo st,p-
piled tho locnl trssslo of thls city to 4 coslscr-
nh!o extent III ether years are ulso worked to
thoir fullest capacity, but owing to tho curly
winter nna continued coisl wenther but llttIo
rrepNraion for taking ont fuel hull hcen nntle,
.!"w @ nr,ts sy F9s9 ' S ss,Mgg ,Sa,S S Is y
Corn eoos begin to l,e - dolnnnd. Ono of tho
OTTAWA dealers t0.tiny to!opiMIle,l tu
thy Union Coal cotlpany. IT. Peru:
shat,, shat except t nn seens!onat si,ipmens of a
AftGr Jan. ID ncxt. III tho meantime poor, suf-
ferinK Immunity must 1lfher pnrtnkG or their
fnId IN It's Hntlvo Btato niltl Hxere[eo 10 keep
%.rn; hunt ~ new I'M! inoru dstnnt coal- nctls,
or Gln!Rrntn tO Il wnrncr climate. where visions
Of b!nek diamonds" md tNus1.l0,ls cnul-bflis
only present themselves In tho sleeping mo-
nletlts.
, 1880-12-03
WHO 4 supplied with papers showing her NJ.
TIT: EISfsfS(1 SOCIETIES.

TIT: eIS1fSH SOCIETIES.
a meeting wis hrid Inst evening Mt No. 81 1tnn-
dNlrh street NJ Representatives. 0f lncnI musical
societies hnvinH III c,nryc Tho general nrra t,Re.
This nlty next .ltnr. Mr. Frnk Anlllcrg prc-
k3'!cfl: t'nnmMnfrntlnns wcrr received from tho
accint Singer tnnh md f.crkrni,H Socintrs 1T
Louisville ttl!tl Tho Orphct3a Singing HttcCtr NJ
st. ts'ls. FctlttinE t,ts. nnti requesting thMt
mnsic scores a Rcnt tlIesn for praclrc tlt,rT*cs.
n! lrtti tlnntl. to secure tic North Sit!a Turner
hill for tho Christmas cntlccrt+ nt It Wns thrru-
fore resolved to tosti't'lto tho affair for three
tnnn(ts.
tnl,:te rGotu-iHmks, .ts,.1 tht thv ,llstrtbntion
or tho ,,DOks wpulh eolnnlrllcc ut nice.
y communication WIS received fr0t,l tho 1}nch
ll Handel Snrnly uf this ely. requesting In
fnrslhntn ns t., tic t,e sn.l place Of rchcHrsals.
,ncfnl,rls of sllo soclcty cslrc to taku p'rt Iii
il making in tho list at soc!etcs Il he IN.
vitct1 the ictlGr trnfel of New Urtrntt was III.
n'ivrrtrntly uvcriu,kcd. nlsd tho Corresponding
secrrtnry was instructed tn t,lclutlc thut 50.
Tic. following Committees were appointed:
I3u1r'i or tfaltrnl--Dr. Il. 4. lhrlstnn,, UAAr
schmidt. ThctnlOro Arflbtt, 1hIp MHNs. ".
Fra1Hinln. ~. u. Niisssni!tncr. n1ii i. ". aihx.
E,'nnlIitce .i, Snslc-l;,lwnr,| iihrLn... Em!l
l1mcis.nr: II. l'nrnr. Alfred lluc1scr II. 1lcn4c,
Mnysrs. Charles kAnfFt!stt, +. kirchncr, md
II. nrsly wcru appointed Cannsn lttce III 1taft.
nt'i were instrlIutn,l to seci.rr either llriFltry
Haul tr tito First sfeth"ist Church, IN which to
hu!d Chorus rei,fnrsls.
hcnrsills frr nnl. vnlccs trniti ill Ito Soglttr,
III the rat SUNDAY III .Janiiary, under tho
leadership Of flHls fialatkn.
, 1880-12-03
ITEMS.


The Judges Of tho Circuit Court held n private
sesslon yestcrlny AFTERNOON atld allowed the pn-
titlon ot tho Sheriff askIng tho appointment Ut
tive deputies and two cGrlSs.
There WIS Il pleasant oplso1o ycstertaay In tho
ttull routine In tho case Ut brandt :. Qnllup,
which has been nn tral over n week
boforo Julgo Moran. Mr.. storrs hnd ocoll-
pied aGout tay In his brilliant wny
a.lnlin!n9 up. md wins followed by Mr. Horny
t:!ny Dean, well. known IN Wnr tlnos rs "ntrty
Shirt Uenn uni us III tuirecDnstrllGteti Hetlel.
Mr.. DEM Is anything but rrepossestng III MP
rearaner, short II, stature. nud With q
irlwlng wny Ut spcnktng, which still
further strengthens II tlrst impression thut
no does not nnlolEnt 70 mt,ctt. lint he hug dry
kind nl hin0r. nnd Il vtry llncp.n nf0rtNblo way
Of milking ptraDnul hits that render him n for
tnltiRbh nitversnry, and furnish amusement for
whole hnlssfuL Ife Inr.to several telling
hits on Mr. Sturrs thnt 1untle tint gentleman feel
TINT he iii.tl met Ills rQttMl, nnd whon he ut
tctnrtgtl tp retort tt1rnft hack tho 1oke on HIM
self: Fur instance. Mr.. Dean, during tho argu-
n,ent, sSettea 70 fsii for words to express tine
repunt ttsuse beautiful li'les again yo,t used In
yulr speGch-tint hGnUtIflll slmllo2" "Cor-
tnIn&y." enfl tho unA1tspcctnH Mr. Htnrrs, ~
shAIl hc happy tn toll yt,n nnEshiHg ynl wish"
~ ycs. WIS tho ttilcxpcEtNl TGtort. :" know 1t
was d-l hh1tl fur yt,tl to keep your mouth shut
50 lonE." AMI sfr Denn leaned buck Until tho
Jiitgo Anillony's Gull roxt Monday will DO
Nos. u 10 10, Inclusive, of Judge Gnrys calendar,
4 dachnrEs. trDln bankruptcy Wa. issued
ycstotday to Charles +. Boswell.
, 1880-12-03

Tho Jury In tho cnso Of Ann Sullivan, whose
trIal fur mnus!auxlltur WIS concluded Wetncs-
day oycuing, returned Into court With vorsllcs
OF guilty, nnd assessing the prIsanors plin!sh-
nlcnt Mt ono ycAr III tho PanlttntEury.
Chnrcs allis " Dr." Earlt was plnceil OH trinl
on tho cltnrsp Of having murdered Eta Cari.
dnnrsscr. md WIN, Ms iio acknowledged, died
whIl0 usltlcr his treatment. The wholG dny WINS
cn,nIills,cd BY Tho seicction Ut tic fntinwIt.g
Henry Lnrson, liy,lo rnrk; Frnnk Mates, No.
epl nnytou street; J. l.. Daglr. l.. Barclny, No.
seph Mct't0iisl. q. Il. WhltcomI,, No. B1A Erie
street; apnran l!o2lf, letlorson: William Faulk-
Tho hparnY Of EVIDENCE III tho caso Will bo be-
gun this morning.
Tho Gran1 Jury heard twenty &,lno cascs yps-
tertlny, ni.1K thlrtuUh true bills, nnt no bills
a1la TAkstE.g ak. Further testimony wns .tnken
III tho 70 Mon murder case, ntll Mis0 In TINT Ut
'latncs l!,skc, chnrged with killing Ills bruther
to-day will bU tho lust one fur hearing cases,
, 1880-12-03

which hp refused Il, s,lrlpn,ler III pr,Mf III this
ho cites tho fact. TINT tho .irfen't.nt ,is
"cnpItnllss."'' and TINT sec!n1 It 80
put tnwn tic nI1lhnt visited Its rc4diiro NJ M.
It'll prn1rfo uve,lr, wGrR he fu,in't s.trn1,nt
living III t!iG Iusr fnrnlsl IN l,h1htitl Rlylr,
tho turnlfi,rr nt n single rnn, 'hc,sg worth
.Iolihln thr amount nf tho 1ntlgmont:, Atiant
tho defendant ns,nlt iarsow1,lK s.,ntu lmnncy
frt,n, him, anil r[rntnnt rnrt.st ttat 1,c wns
luit1n9 Ii rl(Irshtl thirty mics In lrtsth frr,ni
IN tho til1it II California, Rd that In thl ;nl-
rcudy tnkrn ont nf hts ii!itiH two nr thrco MILL
inns Of dollars md TINT II sys rich r,lur atll.
Tho cipI.'a was llacrsl 1T tho hunts If the ShrrT
for arrrfcr. hut W to =. nj. no return had been
nl,4 llr lllfUn II. a...
, 1880-12-03
BORING For Coal.

6WtHl UHp&EEfE 70 1Hs Eh1faG0 IffhNnt.
DECATUR H., Dec. a.-Tho Information has
lust envn reliably Impaired to your correspond
cnt thNt JAcob II. GlRss, who, for tho p,lst two
yeNrs has been quietly digging ana lorlI.g nno
milo md half south Of NAnsto, In tlis county,
this morning slruckhl vein Ut coat slx fco1 il.
thlckneas, Tho hYlt or shntt il 100 fcot deep,
and IL lucated on 'hfEh l.r OH tho snutl, ba1ik
nf tho SIngAuloN River. Thu nows Ut this strlk1
tas accustomed .rlo sninll ripple Nf uxcitcnut,t
AlnonE a.r peapto. i1,uslnuch n thorr y Krrat
ScarUltHn Ut Gbul llcrs, now. Decatur Is pilri,lr
E!iM, ier hl1n,lrotl fuet fur snk!r5 coul.shnft.
which IL nov Rbnut .J5 foot llepp,
, 1880-12-03
4 smart hog.

- !T7HHI H{N4lNI1E.
tloro y an authcnt!eaIe aI'iastanco Of practical
3oSx t'y p NJ ,sl9 "t 39iS ~
rted, Dno vruI,lny i la.ly uf tic household.
with whom Ao Ws!s 4 special favurt, Httupe4t
slaeiny hcr faeo 1oso 10 III bead, DIow s!.arply
with sliFtt shout IN Gno Of bis ear!. IHcklcI
a!i stattleA. ~ 1nl!.n1,l W an4 noscdo, sge,a-
ovuninx thu Indy hApprnrA to bu ruuilnlng III III
casy"cl!Alr, Weei, ttiG coIl!u wua observed by
sUnlu II tile Inmates to r4G, aitt tntk lug u cir
cult, 10 l,uyo stuulthity towards thu chair, put
bis fore.p!lw6 on atlt 3e tho nrlns. nnl, placing
hs !lnse e!t'so to thn ladys eur, to Riye q sharp
burk unl iustuutly tQIud OIL
, 1880-12-03
circumstances Which Lot1 to the
Suit by tho lecv, III. Z.
Yates.
Testimony Offered by Several
Witnesses in Court
Yesterday.
Yates Sworn uncauivocally TO Bo n
Scounhrcl Well Worthy OF tho
i'cnitentfnry.
Dixon and snbletto 0onyn!sed with What
Will b 4 Grand Church
Fight.
TIE CIlCUNt4T4ANEES.
Special Dfsbdfch tn Ira Chitooo 7,rfIu,nt.


D,yoy. 1,rt .-T,,c t1rc,,lt f,o,,rt here, y,.ater.
inv rntcr,al u,nn thu trInI cf !, t,,o suit whtnh
ia MI rnet,n,r r,,si,1rr,hlr nttrntIon IN th,s In,
rHtl,y 1h,, g'ny,,shu F HufI,t,,. In ti,ia ct,In.
~, IN lin hmm, ~ mn ,,x,pnt,onullv tntolirrut
n,t] ,hr,r,v ,.t,u,u,nItyn ~ fnrmnvs nun il, nf
cu,lt,.,,. Tho srnt ri snyrtut rriIu,n,s snrctl,.
A,nour t,1o mt,st 1,r,.uc,Yn,. tf tl.un tus INN,
TINT Of tho lmn.lst ,cnn,nInpt,nn. xcmr twr
ycurs R,Igu thu Iuttcr churt, t.aicd IN tbr1r
1mstprnto tuc II. n. yntcs. who Ind nrrv.onstv
mnstcrc to TN, rh,.ret, t,f Tim sr,nn fntI, nj
rnyao,,. Ii, Atlurna f,ouutv. thta gtnto
rur yrw rAsTnIt
was MI Inst,,m,ins. sctr-rlubtcous, soft .spokcn
sl,ephurtt. ant, lt,st m, t,,nn IN nnnnr hnsc,f ut
home it, thu family nf p nf Tim IcnjIuu tttzr,s
UNI, tust pro,,,.ncnt n,c,nbcrs IF Ills eh,,rrh. In
this i,u,,ssh1u was IL ylfucIous ard thurlntuv
ynunx Indy, n tuctntpr Of thu church mil SuI,.
luth. school, n,ut the ruyprtt of II turuo cir
Gle ut warm frIuuts. 1t IL chnrrrd
TINT before. n,.',y months hat clnp.et, thu, rov-
crcntl gentleman tuk nt,y0ntIun of MA clerical
position to mako iu,l,ro,rr nu, Insulting ru-
marks to tho young IaIy. In /, atort tltru tt1ero
were received by mall by members of tho r0n-
t1rrgutton slips frut,, u l,uwEpnpor e,Ipposc;I to
h0 published Mt Or III tho pll.co Of tho rlstUru
inslner residence, IN thu form OF cntcchatu.
hratud
~ ron THE MAN YATES,
Of 'insnvory lncn,"ry," ntid which would scom
to Indicate thut tho "man YMtes" had bocn
nfosio1'sly suspected OF etnsluct tnbccont1,g n
, 1880-12-03

Spttial Dltpateh Ia lhs CHICAGO 1+ibune
ptxos, ILL.,, Dec. a,-Tho secouJ day,a trIal Of
the very disgusting 1lbc.sutt Of thu ttcv IIn,r,
G. Yatcs 81, Nelson +. S,yurtwou.. IN Tho ctrnn,t
Court horo tu-,.ny, dey.,oprt. nm bnl,nr or thn
defense. some testin,ony wb,ch r. nnt strnnujv
rcbutttl vii, ninco tln rvnrcnd nlnIntI If to,n..
tho Lowell OF vcll.hrrd br,trs. IA has hccr
tu,fore atntod auntt,vnut I. crnl n, l,n,.;,,x ~.
culutul Il ,u,nrr rntIttett "a I,ntoch,sm for III,
MRn Yutcs, OF tJns,vory sTt,mnrv., cnns1sli,,r nf
tweuty.sovon n,tratinus rrnnnu,,nj n
tho itcv. y,tcs 1,hn s.fo,,In.,t ni,, :,
p|ca Of Iusttlcntton, rp)y,nr on his mini.
nv In nrnyo Tho ,yIrIr,nra, ~ .,,,
ni,,nt,n r., tt,,.oa - H. w.. t.'.so.,r mn. NV
P.' P,".l'.,n' ~ ctHI ~ 1hu en'eculsIn. iho
p'atnttn II tho pAstor of tho COngrcgationaist
Church At Subattu, ILL.,, having loft tho I,up,st
Church so,uo tlu,., nvo' II, "a n r,ur ne ar,"M
etn,,,,ss n1a.,.,,s s.o ~. ~ 20 - nA W s.'...A
s.Atlt' a.o''ucs nulla, Aar rathor 'otiB ana al'
,,'!nascan'o, with four Or hvc %e'-.letls'nd COW.
licIls, pnrt OF II nustacho, walks Iftto stoopcl,
tlnl.,y fuce. with M nrrrcn,,,,,o stn,nn nr rrno,
moss upun tho fcnt,lrcs.
MI.s. ANNA scdnpououuu.
nm or 3rntns rnrncr church. .,nn,nf,ors l., ,,,,
1,,.,ta4 rs's.a,,. se -" ,. II. tne
i'npllst Churc'' teallllea tnat fntcs was wont
to mike himself ivory frequent" ut her
boltEc nnl n,nny tI,ucs n, n,f .yhrn hr I'm sl,untt
,,.n. ,,tt ~ p,,,nc n, <,, ..nn,t.,, ~ ~, -.
, 1880-12-03
OKLAHOMA.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Itcv, a.-Col. Porter, n. II.
Hodge, and ex'Gov Ward Coachuluu, ,uprn-
Acntativcs of tho Creek 1ndIa1,s, arrlved hero
to-day I'll route 10 Washington. Whcrc they will
l!Mk nttes tho tnteFesis af tho Creek NAt!nn
during tho coming session nf Congress. Thu
Creek lndlaHs aru strongly opposed to tho sut-
tloH1ont 1f lhn cetleA lMlda now known as '1 Ok.
l1hOmu by tho whites,
, 1880-12-03

Estate Of Iou, Moss, tlcconscl. Letters Of ad-
nIn!strntion issncd to Mnry l., Moss, upon mp
proved bout for s.O,ON.
Esiato Of John Oaborn, Jr., deceased. Letters
Of administration Issued 10 John Osborn, ukl
approved hunil Of S..,::al
Estnte Of 'Ih0Inna II. Fergus. deceased; proof
&C WILL l.tttCrs toasnmgntary issGu to W. G.
Fergus, OIL approved bond fur $lU,gN.