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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-10-27

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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-10-27

The HuntcrdoS Democrat oil this week Is
a model OF all that decent aud reputable pa
per should not be. Its editor appears socially
TO be a genial gentlemen, but he must hav,
been absent from his otiice--u fact. we infc,
that he has been absent for some weeks. L,
Yiliiies ihs Rsp,sblicau cautiidate for Govern
or--chatgcs that he is full of deception and
bollowness = that lie has by "a system oi
falsehood evaded the payment Of taxes, etc.
1t publishes the pretended letter of Garfield
on the Chinese question as genuine, although
Its forged character was demonstrated two
days before its issue. II re-iterates its charge
that Garfield is " a liar and a peijurer," and
is particularly violent and abusive both edi-
torially and IN IT'S selections. Such a lape,
shan2 ~, SEED in son,
So sae0sgt y
A9 e4Ntr ksll,, u.
sl,f $50, 1 Is upn =
so ultanaai ia .
l,o'N' Ag seSs npt tiia~
the sas5. eish tic peAllcal
u1lStfiOi - - II 1 Is.
, 1880-05-01
TIE OAR.


Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. e., April 8o.-lIanlnn,
tho oarsman, las arrived here, md will to
morrow commence Ills trimming for tho race
with Courtney TINT Is to tnko placo upon the
Potomac River next month, providing Court
ney, appears. lie will plake hts headquarters
loat, weighing twenty.six pounds, mndo III
Canada for. the race, and MI English practice
boat, Lie also expects new paper slFll next
week..
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 30-Hanla,,, tic
oarssIa,i. arrived this afternoon. lie will
row over tho course Tomorrow, nlll 70 into
training next week.
, 1880-05-01
INSURANCE MADE INTERESTING.

Tho storm-perioI which I,as 1atoty bocn re-
cnrllug such brilliant chapter OF destruction
throughout tho country hus Kivcn the subject Of
Indemnity n vivid interest for fnrmers. md
makes tho Insurance of country property very
scnsonAhio topic Of conversation lust Mt tho
present time. From some lton,a recently pub
lfshcd fn morning paper Of this city, 10 appears
thnt tho American Insurance Company Ill CHI
cnao Institution. by tho way,-whtofl atEorls to
tho agricultural lattt1ldcs Of tho Northwest thnjr
lnrgcst available protection, was orgnnixod III
18so, issuing In tho twonty~oue consecutive yoars
that have sinoo elapsed over throe hladrel anu
thirty.aix thousand policies, aud puyinx our IL,
loascs something in oxccsd Of one million ui,1o
hundred thousand d0lfars. Tho Compuny'B c.lsi,
capital anl caah assets Jun. l, 1880, wpro 1850.
074N, IN addition TO instn1nGnt notes amounts
Ing to the largo sum uf $lDlQ, 170G3.' No othor
company has done 30 much ~ Kfyo oharAotor to
Insurance In ChtcuEo, and eartAinty TO othcr
comp4ny In my qnartor Of tho continent Is able
to exhibit ncator or more creditahlo reoortl.
Its asoendency over ull Woatorn competition
nnd It's tcnturc Of distinction among tho oldest
nnd hest companies Of tho United Statos bgtnx
measured not 10 much by It's enormous aggregate
OF acoumulatlons as by lts almost phenomenal
continuity Of growth, a history whoreln spfety
appeaFs to havo b sovereign consideration, md
all hnphaxartl, wild chAuoe, md wild luck to
hayo been sovorAlly and oonjpiutly eliminated
from tho bualness. The Company isslled during
1871 over 5000 policies. comparison Of tho Of
fiolal and sworn reports OF tho thtFtoon co1npa-
utcs lo!nR tho lurgcst business In Illinois show-
Ing that tho American took in a1oso monty for
promiusns than my other company .lolng busi-
moss In tho Htato. Tho angular freedom ot tho
Company fr,n losses, rotrugradost and draw
haoks Ia claimed to bo duo, and Ia no doubt
lurKoly duo, to Its combining itself to tue tusuE-
ut1oe ut dwellings,, farul-houses. schools, aud
churches, assuming no single risk In oxccss OF
eAQ00 md thus ovading the orIpptfng disasters
implied In tho periodic conHagradons Of towns
Rnd cltica.
, 1880-05-01
WHITAKER,



WEsr PoIsr, April 90-Now TINT the
Whitaker case has fallen into tho minds OF
Tho experts. many people hero who havo
watched expert testimony In celebrated cascs
give UP horo that anything will result but
bewilderment Expert lIagon, Of Troy, de-
clarel to-day. however, that ho WIS satisfied
he hall found tho writer of the warning note
sent to Whitaker, md was prepared to tcsti-
fy to that effect. The number which! alone
gould gtvo Il Glow to tho person implicated by
tlils expert was Of course withheld. unfor-
tunntely, Mr. patno, New York expert ot
equnlrcpnte with Mr. 1lagon, differed from tho
latter Dy declaring sorlo days sfnco TINT tho
resemblance between tho anonymous toto
md certain cadets writing were moro thnn
Offset by tho strong difference. md that the
amount OF writing WIS so sMall ho would
not undertake. to base conclusion. Another
export will report next week.
II thu Wtstert Aasoctat4d Fress.
WEST POINT, NY, April 80,-1n tho Whit
taker inquiry case IIagen, tic expert, said:
II am prepared to testify that tho hanlwslt-
Ing OF the specimens numbered ., 0, and 10 Is
tho handwriting Of the person who wrote
tho note arW coutcnts addressed to Cadet
Whitaker"
In replying to questions Hagen stated that
III AAu lluL4EEQ ~! kl41 NElAlu bEllIEl1EEb bAu-
mtttel to him some attempts to dtHgutsa In
ono other handwriting t'an that Of tho
anonymous note. lilo had asked for adt!l-
tloMal spseimcns Of Tits hand, aud found In
It 0ne or two rese1nhlniloaS " tbs allony-
nous note, but not sufficient to warrpnt an
opinion.
The Recorder had no more Witnesses
realy, and tho Court adjourned to meet
1t sessiat Dt,eateA to n. cateaeo 1sth.,n&.
WARllINaToN, D. G., April aQ.-'rlere eyas
another brlsk deDato. in the ,senato to-tiny
over tbs c0!ureu cMiet question. but o YotH
was not taken. A notable feature of tlle
debate was tt!e fact tint Sellat9r l5urMsttles,
admitted that Tiers seeMcd to be q dtspOst.
tion not to recognize the c0lorel eln!atllt lu
tue appointments Of cadets, ,Rlh1 tint the
l'reslleht asa n'atter Ut precracnt, generally
appqfnled tho SONS Of retfrcd officers OF
Ut distinguished statesmen. SeMntor Hawkins
went very much further, a!ll sharply crltt-
clsed tho infringement of West Point. charE'
Ing Gen. schuiield ,ayen with having orfGI-
natoa tho theory that Whitaker had lnutt-
latBd himself. The Democrats woge gteatly
pleased witt! lle1ef1tu. for having put this
question to the Republicans: III you aro IN
favor Ut soclul equality, Why do you not ell
, 1880-05-01

force 1t III your fa,ni!lcsq Why do you not
n!arry yoflr daughters to c0I0red ,nen?"
sfNny 6ennt0rs hnyc cnnIe ~ Tho Gonclu-
sion tfvit tnasn,ucll ~ Wrsl Point Ia A Ng,
aml Tint cadets Incur no expense, and fro
really charity scholars Of THO Nation, 1t Ia
time fnr tho snoltiy1ness which character.
tze4 both officers and cnttetY 10 cease, Or that
II This cnnndt be done West Point itAelf must
cease. There IN evidently disposition
aifWHg CtHGrcssnattt that cadets, wld tl1 mt
htsttHte 10 a'4'ept clothes a!Mt f0oll, Il part uf
which IL pald fir by the Goarctl taxpayers ii
tho e8l,htry, 8lIatI not l}e permitted IL Gull.
tinue ns they have ttoile. West Point will
hAYc to clear It's skirts or suffer,
, 1880-05-01
6I'On'I'ING.



Sptttd' Dt'patth to 1at Chieaao Tribune.
CEl'Ats RAPIDS, H.. April @.-ArratlEc-
Ments fur the fifth spring.mecting of the Iowa
Trotttng Circuit llavc t,cun completed. to be
held ~ follows: Dubuuuc, June ~; Cedar
Rapids, June 23; Charles City, JuneW. It Is
also expected TINT arrangements will bc made
for meetings at Dcs Afoincs and I,no1le.
owners OF ti1le horses from ynrtDllx tRrts Of
tite country assure tile Ass1ciatlqr tf,at these
meetings VIII he larger and l,gsteF ttian 1ere-
t0fnrc, which Is HAylnE cnnstternlHe.
=, 1,CiNciSSATi, o., April D.-C9pt t'eorga
famous young trotter, Aln,ld s., has been re-
l:aSed from engagements TO tirt tln tare n
!},1ck. Of thu Spirit u the, Times. accepting
Mr.. 1ieknk's challenge 10 trot five races fOr
$1,000 each race with Santn Clnua, STIMULATING
Tint the rnces shall be trutteu III tho StHtes Of
Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and
Connecticut, on such courses rs 1nay ba
agreed upon.
NASHVILLE, April 80.-Wcatilcr clear and
pleasant, nttendareg good, and track heavy.
The first race. Intlo llast, WIS won by Gold
nag; Alntagorda second, Walnper third.
rle seconti race, mile dash, was won by
Htg Mcslictne; Knight Te,nptar second, Jim
MntOna third. Time. :AGI.:
Tie lllErtl rAce, inileA1Nt-a-1aA1f ttas. Irish
3I3 k'tx flTE, i,,, sfsFSe 5Se sccod, Mary Walton
i.oSnoS, April a.-Tlo 1,ooo-guincas
stakes for HNpnr-0ld tllltt.s, Mt Newmarket,
was won by Elizabeth; Verslgy secolld, and
Evasion tllirl.
, 1880-05-01

.. ,.,cb tho pneumonia. Ono - a1roa.1y dead;
to eAscn a,ho,s hnoe 10 he. On putting tho pannl
~" 'a1 ~ srpynrctl that 1t wah palntcd on tho
bsek s"s e,sn. The picture Is much admired by
s.onlo ssu,le who paas tho house. y
P1r g,'a,o ia no Doubt about Con. Lo Duo being
ins.,.aI in nartc,titurist. 1lo recently informed
spshea, spsG.,.,ont who vroto to him III regard to tho
aen'shd ensa"thod of ralsEng tho cgg.plant that old,
R's "n,ut INNS cout'l he used In tho!r culture
hust 'saM M ynung onca, but tint INT over two
~ 1',n,a n eliou!l pe sven u bird to set On a. ono
, 1880-05-01

.Arend's Kunyss has beeu used with
highly. buuctcful results during thu lust four
ycArs Ia tho varans forms of dyslopsiu aast14tts,
n.lsea, 3onosn! debility, CONSUMPTION, ate* ku-
N.Y. smyss y not nledloinoi It ts pleasant, WING
h!rly grateful 10 u delicate stomach. Nothing
slsD uAkps tlosh, and hlool and strength 50 fast.
IT casl 10 safuy rolled OIL fur tho rtcuIp5nuon Of
thoso ruses Ut low vitality In which medication
nr orttipAry nutrition full. Seu4 for circular.
a9Earo Ut limitations. Azends knluyae IL tlGt
sold ~ tho trado: Cpnsnnlcrs supplied dlrootly
BY 4. Are,,d, Chemist, l7s A4disoa STRUT, Qbl.
, 1880-05-01
How a Rigorous Climate, Together
With haglect, Is Destroying the
Lives Of Thousands.
"An Ounce of Prevention,"
and How Tt Can BE Eff
feetunlly Applied.
The Wonderful Properties Of a Delightful
Renedy.--M'hat It Is, and How
TO Secure II.

ru lmouaEy troubles aro storn taot In our Amort-
Gun lfe Hut whtle thoY hro 10 disastrous. thorg Ia
Nst!a rp1sdn to cGnsdGr th6n necessarily fatai Ink
consumption can ba cured Il now ssttlo<a beyond i
dauht. and thoso arc hundreds tuday In nil parts Of
ths lsnd who lase boom saved fsoa, oonau1spsvu'a
Kravo W tho uso Of MAI.E4 HONEY or 1IOltE.
HOUND AND TAR. Tha great ren,ody. bosdos con.
3lhinH tho propoEt1es which IT. nam1 Indicates, p1A
arssvs two other nHrcdieuts, a sooal!y Designed for
futl& ARd root troubles. THIS combination IL the re-
suit OF long And careful experiment. and II can 10
sa{ey assofod that whau taken in Limo It will euro in
eroty oaAa. Tha irst staxcs ot Consumption eaanut
DO tst!ad witb They tho 4dvaucs guard of most
devastating nrmY and must bo eIuckOd Ut II hfo
hdastFabl0 1tdu0s not he'p mattoss n say only
n'ltt!e cold wh,ch will In over soon. 1t Will NOT 10
nFer sp9N uRoss promptly atoppo1. From. tho thnu-
saha. Who havo boen completely caEed W lIAt4EH
tloNEY or llUltEllOuND AND 1AH. n,any atuut.
tsu tostimenals could bo gEsn II fsqaeoa. but tho
truth tlat II caEos a pulmonary troubles ts 70 thnr-
ouRhJ oataAlAhod th4t additional evtdcnco u
qulrud II II Rold In two elEes nj t0 ca.s nd u
Bottle. hn6 cnn b1 ubtunod nt my dEu2st0rs. Thaso
who ass suffering 3d AaYs tried It should d.
as8noo. those who 4aya tiod 1t d. Aot nvod "
~ Urged 70 do 20 a9alu. !:
c.n. .CRtITENT0N, Proprietor, = New York.
, 1880-05-01
SALT RHEuM
Covering tho Greater Portion Of the
T8ody and Limbs Cured.

LAw-ORFtcE OF CHAs. MouGnTOy. |
II EOngress.sL, uost0n, Feb. ~, 1873.
MEsaRa. WEEKS L. &PorrEH-Gentle1nutu feoi
1t duty to Infnrin you, mid through you njl whu
ar fntcreatcd 10 know tho fnct. tint mort lts-
ngreoablb nnd obstfnato c.lso nf Silt Nhcun t,r
scrvation fron its first nppcarIncc to tho pres
ent tI1ne.--nl,outt ten tlll years, lowering tho
with lts paeuitar irritutIig And itrhng sene, md
tn WHICH nil tho known methods 0f treating
st1ch disease bud been applied without benefit
healthy skin. Under Il profisc application uf Gu
ticurl. Gun ard do heartily n'!yIsG n!l stmf-
BU GIectuNl ju this case. Very truly ynttrx.
CItAS. IIUUGftYON,
, 1880-05-01

ConkuMptlves' 1tope-.A generous, nus
Liquid Extract ct noet takau regularly.
, 1880-05-01

Our loading physicians arc calling At-
scntion to thu xals!pus cre<ts uppl the pQlnpisk.
, 1880-05-01
CUTICuRA RES0LVENT,


1Iedicl1ln1 Shaving Soup.
Cuticura neso1yent. the gruAt natural bloo,l
T1lril'cr. absorbent. IpnoyAtDr. nntt ylt,zer hls
shnw1l its grIsna cur1stito p.wer IN acsuftln,
white swoi'in9s ulcers, orys!lW'.as ssvclcd neck.
etrOfuluus ln!lnnmnttDna, uiercurial Infections,
old sorus, crupttons Of the skin soro eyes, md
scutp affection, With dry, thin. md fullins hnir:
and whcn tho CutIcunl, Medteinnl Jolly, nuil
the cl,ttcurt Soap. prepared trsn It, art .pplte
t. cxtCrllnl symptoms. tho olircs effected by the
CuttcnrA ltouludics arG marvellous.
, 1880-05-01

DISSOLUTION. .
Nqtlce Il hetpby givcn thn& the Arm of 8opef.
Uran9rd Co.. cuhsfstnx of the undeFAlxncd. u 1Is-
e*.!nst h4 trnl VII 1a 8Dled bJ 1aea BOpsr ii he
old p&Aput So MQ4t F9lk IT
Hgus1 JA4lRs 8Op&Ek.
CHICAGO, April ~ 1aQ JONATHAN Ni.AUB.
, 1880-05-01
G. u. .CRtI1ENToN, Proprietor, =. New York,


FI1kNH QI43ANW4SHs
DISSOLUTION.
The EppeRtneF4htp hprctofars e9i9tIng under the
Drhi nnI1G or Fark bop0f Co. Ii alsinYGd ~ nuunI
conaBnh All pu1BtandinK ne& will ~ t&ofilgd kY
UK}RfaE II. 1lXHK
cu,cAoo, April %, lsa JAMES +. s6fEh, II
, 1880-05-01

Tho CuT1cunA 1.EAHp1Es are prepared by
MEEKs g. 1tnTER, Chemists md Druggists. 3N
onto, Ont and i Snow Hill. Lot,t!o1,, nt uro for
sale ly at Dr.'gglssS prieo Of CpTicuisA, sIli1ti
so5es s9 q o,Gnts; ,;, larKo boxes eo'ttanS two
ItasoLvEsr. 81 per bottle. OprtcuMA Mimic
NAL TOILET SOAR, ad cts. per aqke. CuTICUNA
MEDICINAL SHAvIN0 Soar, Is teHtH ror cIlkq:
III blrs for b1rbors a1d lnr9o consumers, 60 cts
, 1880-05-01
CopARTNEREHIP.

s. Its nadessixne4 have formed rassuasship under
Fafk. SopaF O., lid Hopas, BnineF9 / CT, I'd III
continue Tbs lllnltAr end PlaAth4 Ala bpsllaAs u
Tib<1AnxI-4&. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-09

DIS Wilson & Ward. physicians and druggists
write from Centreyllle, Tenn. we purchased
ALLEN r LUNG BALsAM, and ii sells rapidly
we are practcing physicians as well as druggists,
and take p easure In recommending great rem
edy, such as we know this to be-"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-09
READING THEM OUT.

1t is now an open question
whether the loW-tax, Reputation
wing of the democratic party, of the
Savage -Wilson-Emmett Thompson
stripe, are powerful enough to read
out the state credit men, such as
Porter, Brown and others, including
such newspapers as the Knoxville
Tribune, Nashville American, Ath-
ems Post, Chattanooga Times and
Gallatin Examiner. That they
have the disposition, there is
no question. And if they do
read them out, what will these
gentlemen do? viii they go into
voluntary exile or will they kick ?
Will they stand out in the cold, or
will they endeavor to get into the
democratic fold again? These gem
tlemen may not thank us, but they
have our sympathies. 1t is a sad
thing to see a man kicked out of his
own household by his big brother,
and forced to take refuge with those
whom he has regarded as his enc,
mics. f !
But what family there will be,
when they are gone. Think of
John H. Savage, seconded by the
mercurial Emmett Thompson, aided
by the philosophical Wilson, all
cooperating with the statesmanlike
Beasley and encouraged by the pres
sumptuous Tolley. Then think of
the spotlesS Clay Roberts and the
pious Parson Hearne and the mus.
cular Gregg. They are to be
the democratic leaders of the fus
ture. What combination What
a constellation Of bright stars
clustering around their luminary,
the eloquent Marks What
party. Only think of Thompson
reading out Col. Byrd, Beasely ex.
polling Brown, Clay Roberts anath, !
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-09
Porter, Savage excomma.


nicating Nose White, Wilson i'm
peaching the members of the su'
premo bench, Tollcy cleaning up the
Nashville American and Gregg
knocking down and dragging out
Senator Bailey and the rest
of the state credit crowd.
II will Be a time Of thrilling excite
ment. And then we will be in
formed that the state credit. men in
the democratic ranks, who refused
to bow their knee to Savage,
Thompson and company, are politi~
cally dead. Who will attend their
funeral ? Will the last sad rites
over their defunct remains be per-
formed by their former friends, or
will we republicans have to
cover them up quietly in
their voluntary graves And what
epitaph shall We inscribe on their
tombs !? Shall it be: "Here lies a
traitor to the democratic policy,
prescribed by the great Savage and
the wise Thompson" or shall it be,
"Turned out to starve because he
wouldn't repudiate p
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-09
BIOunt County.
MARYvILLE, April 7, 1880.

M ARfNILLE, April " 1861.
Mr. EDITOR: Last Monday was
quite busy day with ns. The quar-
terly county court being in session
with a vast amount OF business being
transacted. Chairman Hinton is en-
de .voring to systemat re The business Of
the court, and il succeeding admirs.
bly,. He makes a good officer and
merits a great deal OF praise for his
faithful and impartial discharge Of
duties. Blount has been blessed with
good presiding officers for a numter o:
years.
Quite a number of road changes
were made and juries of view APP
pointed. The report OF com mission.
ers appointed at the last term divid-
ing the second district, was received,
and the southern end Of that district
10 now the second, and the ntrtherp,
or Friendsville end, Ia the fourth dis
trict. Miller's Cove was also organ
lied into a separate district and named
the eighteenth civil district. A special
tax was levied to pay the outstanding
indebte dness of the county.
The republican convention was held,
pursuant to the call OF tue executive
Thomas N Brown, Esq, was elected
Chairman, and John A. Silsby, secre-
tary.
w. C. Cbumlea, J. w. EskiD, s.
?. Rowan, ]. M. Greer, ]. G. Hale, o.
p. McCammon, Ben. Cunningham
and e ID Herald were chosen ~ del
egates to the Nashville convention.
Resolutions favoring state credit
and recommending Capt. VIM Rule
as q candidate for governor and en-
1orsing Hon. l. @. Houk as a mem
Der OF congress, were passed. 1t was
asked that the resolutions be taken
Ieriatunl, which q bare majority re-
used to grant, and thereupon the
resolutions were adopted by a very
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-09
What Well-knoWn Druggists Say
abOut Aliens Lung Balsam.

SPRINGFIELD, TENN,
GENT MEN: Please ship us six dozen AL
LENS LUNG BALSAM. We have not bottle
in store. II has more reputation than any cough
medicine we have ever sold. Have been in the
drug business twcuty-Seyen years. We mean
Just what we say. Very truly yours,
HURT & TANNER
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-09
Republican State Convention.
OFFICE STATE REP. Fx. Con

OFFICE STATE REP. Elk. CON-, |
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 8, 1880.
A Convention of Republicans of
Tennessee will be held at Nashville
In the hall of the House of Repre-.
sentatives, at ~ O'Clock, M on May
5th, next, for the purpose of naming q
candidate for Governor OF Tennessee,
and to select twenty-four delegates to
attend the National Republican Con-
vention, which meets al Chicago, ILL.,,
on June %. Also, to transact such
other business as may come before 1t.
The ratio OF representation in our
State Convention will be one delegate
from each county In the State, and one
additional delegate from each county
Tor every two hundred votes, or frac-
tional part of two hundred over one
hundred, cast for the Republican can
didates for Electors In 1875.
JOSEPH r. DILLIN,
Chairman State Rep. Ex. Com.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-09
smaiI msJorIty--oa,y three, we are

HHHII nNJOfIty--OuEy tHTee, we arg
informed.
After the convention the executive
committee went into session, and after
considerable discussion the following
resolution was adopted
Resolved, That each district in the coun-
ty meet in convention on tb Q last Saturday
in April, 10 determine who Is the strongest
man in said district for the offices OF sher-
if and trustee, and to app ,int two dele
gates from each dist let t. q county con-
yention, to meet in Maryville on the first
Monday of May, 1850, at IL m. In said
county convention .ssch district shall be
entitled to one vote for each twenty repub-
lcsn votes cast in 1876 for president and
vice. president,
There are three candidates for sber-
if, A. M, Rule, VIM. West and Lee
Carpenter. W.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-09

Dr. J, d. Turner, of Blomtsville, Alabama, a
physician Of over twenty-five years, himself pros
trated with Consumption, is indeed to try the
LUNG BALsAM, and informs us 1T Is doing all
i Is recommended to do. The best preparation
in the world
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-09
II publican meeting I'm Knox County.

The republicans Of Knox county are
requested to meet at the court house In
Knoxville, on Saturday, the l7th day
April, 1880, at l2 O'Clock, for the pur-
pose OF selecting delegates to attend
The republican state convention at
Nashville, on the 5th day of May
next, TO nominate candidate for gov.
ernor, and to appoint delegates to the
national republican convention, to be
held in the city OF Chicago, June End,
1880, aud also 10 select an electoral
ucXet
By order OF the chairman of the
Knox county republican executive
committee.
GEO l.. MALoNEY, Sec.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

DELIEF LODGE. No 1Gs, X. of H.--Meets on
II the first and third Friday nights oil eacn
month, at TeutOnia Han, corner Church ana LAY
streets. -, ,,. .
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Greene County.

The republicans of Greene county
met Monday in convention, for the
purpose OF appointing delegates to the
state convention The chairman be-
ing absent, the house was called to or
der by A. B. Wilson, Esq. and, on mo.
tion of the same, A. S. johnson, E O.,
was chosen chairman.
A committee being appointed on
delegates, the following gentlemen
were chosen:
w. E. L. MiIburn. A. II. Psltibono,
A. B. Wilson, O. Z. Temple, Wm.
Conlier 10. Mcdaniel, j Huntsman,
A S. Johnson, NJ. G Teller, Thorn IS
Glenn, Henry Johns Perry Jackson.
No other business befIre the house,
the convention adjourned sine die.
The republican outlook in old Greene
is fattering. We feel confident we
can and will carry the county by a
good majority. We will elect our
county officers, and If we get the rigt t
man on the track this county will 60
all right for congress.
The time has been when our con-
vantions were run by few who want
to ride into office whether the people
wanted them or not. But | hope the
republicans will not suffer this any
longer, for it is simply a fraud upon
the people. Fraud renders all con
tracts or obligations void hence, any
man thus securing his nomination can
not be, or even hope TO be successful.
B. K. ELLIS Secretary.
Home, Tenn, April 5, 1880.
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