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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-25
wonder what Santa will bring? ?"

X
Like Ginning carols they merrily ring,
From cherry-red lips of each girl and
boy,
81 wonder what Santa will bring?"
Beautiful eyes are now hidden fr- sight,
Meath frir ged white lids that over them
close;
Sunny curls fall with softning light
Over the pillow where sweetly reposs
Our little ones pure and bright,
For Myla and Matte. are fast asleep
They watched for Santa" long as they
@ could a.
But, so sleepy, at last to bed they creep.
While Myla said Z Tell him bring somsin
dood," FMS
Now, angels, your watlh Ger them keep.
They sleep, and visions of dolly and drum,
Like vapors are floating airily by
Visions of trumpet and great sugar plum,
Are seeming all night before them 10 Fl
Fairy fancies that go and come.
They wake List the words of gleeful
surprise,
When we sleeped then old Santa did
tum p r. #
"Ard hinged" said Myla, "a dolly vat
And see;;,' says Matte, 'my sled and a
An my baby tan shut its yies."
"And nuts and tandy, and eversing,
He hinged me 'em all. f" said little pet.
'Des fits my finer lis little dold ying,
was 'faid old Santa Taus would fordet,
Cos so many he had to bing."
And sturdy Nat to his dear mother few;
Just see my book and a nice new hat.
And mittens, and boots, AID French
/ harp too,
| So much I did wish he would bring me
that;
But wonder how Santa knew?"
Vision of childhood, SO joyous and sweet,
Happiest hours when life is new;
| AS the Christmas dawn you hopefully greet,
| May ever your brighte of dreams come
true,
Your joy-your bliss to complete.
Beautiful eyes, may you waken to joy,
And the Christ child bless each humble
| home r-.
To each household pet, or niotherless boy,
/ May Santa Claus never forget to come,
Bringing pleasures without alloy.
ar-...zs Emily Hawthorn.
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live ssOcE Harkes.

live SfOcE market.
[CoRRECTEp pAILY.]
Reported for the CHRONICLE By Jooes.4 Lee
Caldwell, Butchers.
KNOXVILLE Dec. 90
REVIEW.
Cattle in good supply. Hogs dull
Sheep scarce.
BEEF CATTLE.
No 2bc.; good fat, 12a2@c; medium, lac;
common, dull.
HOGS.
Gross, 33a4c; net 44a43c.
No. l, 23c; common, &c; common lis2c.
-AA CALVES.
sl.51 30 ga. 90, ;acsordIng,tosquslity.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-25
TUFTS
PHI S!

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the blood, Increase the appetite, cause the
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are produced. AS a cure for CEiIIs and Fee
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PalpitafiOn OF the Heart, Pain in the Side,
Back and Loins, and Female Irregu-
larities, they are without a rival. If you
do not $ feel very well,' single pill at bed
time stimulates the stomach, restores the
appetite, and imparts yigor to the system.
Price2 5c. Office, So Murray St., New York.
WRITE FOR TUTT'S MANUAL FREE.
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SORnS.
Coffee.

KNoxgILLx. Dec. 81
Coffees very firm aud stifiening, with an
advance of ! to / cents in New York.
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WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
CHRISTMAS DREAMS.

Night before Christmas, you besr en- your
wing
Fancies so bright and hoses full of joy,
Like Ginning carols they merrily ring.
From cherry-red lips of each girl and
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-25

For Myla and Matte are fast asleep
They watched for Santa" long as they
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Retail Iron market.

Sl.59 to ,Sa01. 'aceording,tosquslity.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30

.RlpuBLIcANlisSr the Democrats
call the evidence of stratugcm out
RACES in the ssdth as stated in Re-
publican pspers- What do they
call the rFports of Independent
Democrats, who claim to be treated
in the same brutal manner as Re-
publicans? DO they consider Gen.
| Weaver, the Greenlack nominee
tor President liar, when be tells
how badly he was treated! Mr..
Randall, the Grecnback orator, says
he was driven out of the South for
making speeches for Weaver. Is
he altar? Three witnesses, tlre Re
publicans, the Greenbackcrs and
the Independent Democrats de-
clare that the reports of election
frauds, counting out, &C., are true;
one witness---the Democratic party
disputes it. Three against one'
Practical evidence is what con-
vinced Gen. Weaver. He says nc
once "believcd that Tilden was
honestly elected President," since
he has been South, and has seen
their manner of conducting Dem
ocratic campaigns, he says he
knows that "Tilden was not elected.
Gen. Weaver, also, claims that with
fair count, the Greenbackcrs have
a majority in Arkansas; yet "a large
Democratic majority is counted IN
All is working, however, for the
best. We believe the Democratic
leaders in the South have entirely
| overdone their work; and that soon
a reaction will take place, i'll which
Grecnbackers. Republicans and In-
dependents will rise in thcir might
an ! compel 'heir votes to be hon
esty and fairly counted, and sweep
dishonesty frcm the land.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30
$1,000 Forfeit

Having the utmost confidence I'm It's
superiority over nil others, and after
thousands cf tests pf the most compli-
Gated aud severcst cases we could find,
we feel justified in Offering to forfeit
One Thousand Dollars for any case of
Coughs, colds, sore throut, influcnza,
hoarsencss, bronchitis, consumption,
In its carly stages, whooping cough,
and all diseases oil the throat and lunga,
except Asthma, for which we only
claim relief, that we can't cure, with
Vests Cough syrup, when taken nc
cording 10 directions. Sample bottles
% and 80 cents; large bottles one dol
lar. Genuine wrappers only In blue.
Sold by all druggists, or sent ly cx-
press on receipt OF price. JOHN &.
WEST 4 CO, sole proprietors, 1Sl &
1873 w. Madison ST., Chicago, Ills.
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CATCH ON!

Having rcmodlcd and improved
tie DkLAMArEa MILLS, and se-
cured the services Of Mr.. 9. u
HADD.N of Kalamazoo, Mich, IL
first class miller,) OH and after this
date (Sept. Both, 1880 ! guarantee
to do as good work as any Custom
Mill in the State. All Crisis taken
from, and delivered At, the depot,
FREQ Of Charge, Freight charges
viii be paid to and from Baldwin,
if requested, and grain taken ut
market price in payment.
w. II. pELAMATEE,
Prophet j.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30
Penny Wise and Pound Foolish. !"

"Peund Foolish" Il the man or
woman who think they can 20 year In
and year out without taking anything
to cleanse their systems. At last the
fell destroyer comes TT time when
they think not, and they are prostrated,
never to rise. "Penny Wise" IL the
man or woman who thinks 1t neces-
sary and conductive IT, health to take
Prmeiee's Flood Ih1itfef at all times
of the year when they feel the neces-
sity for it. Price 81 per bottle, sample
hottie ljc. Sold by w. "A. Burnani,
Baldwin. Mich.
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$500 Reward!

We will pay the above reward for
any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspep-
sa, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Con-
stipation or Costiveness we cannot
cure Vests Vegetable Liver Pills,
when the directions are strictly com
piled with. They are purely Vcgeta-
tle, and never fall to give satisfaction.
Sugar Coutetl. Large boxes, contain
ing 80 Pills, 25 cents. For gale by all
Druggists. Beware Of countcrfcits and
imitati0us. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN &. WEST d CO, "Thc
PHI Makers Isl 4 1873 w. Madison
St, Chicago. Free trial packages sent
by mail prepaid on receipt ofa cent
stamp.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30
Remedy for Hard TinnS.n

Get more real and substantial things
of life every way, and especially stop
running after expensive and quack
doctors, OF using so much Of the vile
humbug medicines that do you no
good, but make the proprictors rich.
Put your trust In the greatest of all
simple, pure remedies, Itf,'metce's Dys-
pepsid Compound. That always cf-
lects cure at a trifiing cost. Try ii
and sec better times. Price 81 per bot
tie; sample bottles 15c. Sold by w.
A. Burnan, Baldwin, Mich.
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4 Leysll Head

sits On Tie sLGulilcrs Of that mani
" ho when his horse becomes afflicted
with sIh,vlta, r!nth II, salls, spring
!..;lt, fii.nd"l', scratches ;n.d the like
secures u bottle of JirH,eice's Lbir,y-
sol Ljniasc,,f, the best and mort effect
ua, ntaiici'ic of it kind. Somc OF tiie
n.,st Remarkable results eve: cEcci::d
Ivy - healing remedy, have been pro-
AlsaA @ " stf1 I LlAlegsatr bllg .5r EjSin SSin BY by
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30

The same offer is also, extended
to Oh subscribers renewing, on like
terms anu conditions. 1t is a good
chance TO obtain a valuable book
for nothing. This offer holds good
till Sept. lst, 1880. Every farmer
needs the information the book con-
tains, of symptoms of various dis
eases, tho remedies, size of doses,
nature of the ingredients compos-
ing them, &c., &c. DO not fail ia
obtain one, and ut the same time
secure your home paper.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30
Bsst VIJrjG NsljeI.o ENDYn.

Pi.y-iciaJ,s say that aImost every
chill j. iru,,i,l,-l iliare or less t,y worms.
The poor little ones are pale un'l hag-
gard, weary ami Iistlcss, and there Is Il
constant f,lyh on one check. The
uarci.t should ut once secure box oi
isn1Rcite's Worm CtndiosOr Lozcnyes.
They will destroy the worms without
injury to the child. Price - cents per
box. Sold by w. a. Burnaln, Bald
win Mich
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30

THE congratulatory letter OF
Hancock to the Grecnback candi-
date for Maine is but another item
of evidence Of the utter unreliable
ity of the man. Standing upon
an essentially hard-money platform,
be cheers the success ofinaationists-
With him to beat the Republican
party. even if tho country goes to
the dogs. Loyal people, is such
the man you want for President?
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30

NEITHr R the Democrats or Green
backers derive much comfort from
the election in Maine. The result
Of the coalition did not compensate
them for the nausea caused by the
amount Of "crow" eaten by both
wings of the fusion brigade.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30

W, = IL Ba1Es. Newspaper Ad
a, .r~.n., .ig,ai, - Prk; Erw tI.an,'
j @ytc~c, N,u 3Uk,'ix authorized II.
c..,J,>"f .fr advertisements ia tn,
J.thi % UNITY ,S1.if at our Jcsi
90'cS.
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fcorrecled weekly

{ fa month and commission to sell! our goods Ia
UCCdcaI'rs. Boy aud gill wanted iu ,nch town
send 2Oc ior circn arS ana bass nuit, bel In the
world. LyDdaic Novelty Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
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A Good offer.

To every new subscriber to the
SrAR who pays six months or a
year, iu advance, We will give, free,
u copy Of KendalI's excslIeut work
TIE HORSE AMI His
DISEASES.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30

q SO :. ws-l IN your owB town. s. Ouifi:
4 90. .fr.r. 40 risk. Eead,r ifycu w'snr 9,
I,s.f.,ss ut which ~ rsCiis OF either stS cai.
.)ri.S. uT,M Jay all the time th.s work.
wrife tor Particulars 10 II. IIAiLEyT d Co.,
x lf,ut;;iuI. Maine.
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Warning!

.dic.. g.. hereby given yi,et wc l,avc Pnr-
II. in. y. r. -. h;id the -. ". u, nu,l the y.
W. ~ at The =. ". :. S,ttitH ~, i. l., ~, k Ii
w. ah ", viii prosecute 10 tln' icl' txtentoi
snit. 'nru n'.ii.. lnrl'osc OF cutting hay OIL
CAgriEI & Filler.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30

& GO A WEEK IN your own town, aud ,cap-
0CE itpl rirked. You can .dv- the business u
offarrd ror those willing 10 ~urk. iou should Try
uoihing clio until ynu for yourself What you caa
do ~ tie business Offer. M room to explain
h.re. Y,a, can devote al your tin,~ or only your
spare tie tu The business, mud make great puy iur
cvrfy hrlr that you work. Women malSe ~ n,uei,
iicuinrs. which we,,atl vrcc. fSuu,fi free hon I
ruirpls.in of hard times While ymi have such q
chancc. Addrcss, II. iIAI.IyT'r 4 CO., Fort
md Nniut..
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1880-09-30
Congregational Church, Bald

Wtus
All the services held In Court House
'Hsll Until further notice.
Sabbath services, 1870 q. M; 7.8t
pm. Fn
r Union Salbath School, at 12 m.
Short discourse on Sabbath School
lesson and Prayer Meeting every
"Wednesday evening ut o'clock.
Singing Practice every Sunday eve-
Ming, mt O! o'clock.
Gospel Meetings each alternate Sab
lntii evening.
Strangers always welcome.
w. r.. SILLEScE, Pastor.
Mr.. g. X. RADcTIFFE, Clerk.
Mr.. T.. SAUNDrrs. Treasurer.
s6ABBATH SERVICES, Sept. Both.
q s.iel meetings mori,is,g alid eve
hing - s.,
s. s. Lesscn Glen, 26ch. 1925.
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CAEAp CASE SToREl

For
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GROcEl.Ir.s & PROVISIONS,
llisADi-MApE CLOTHING,
HATS d CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HARDWARE s. QuEENSWAlsE,
Go tn
A. KoMATI,
Postoffice Building, corner First and
Erie street, Nirvana, Mich.
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VI .ricty Works.

lslacksmitl,ir-. s;,.rs, ris;.,'S, Srcms
Soldering, Br,zi''g 19o!s s, saaa'a,d !. "a
rntterns for (rs,Irg Vio;ias l,.sfc ~
repaired; Machines repaired. AL
Work WaiTAnt,'i.
L. A.ca psa,.ar.
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r--,,.s ~ Z ss,ei~fgn .s-puF ff.r~~sT.
rss .cia ib.gf ward ~ tfc ~ sr~'>sv
i-scftrr favi,les. Tbspsi.est.a xhoss Lave "a. =
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-14
Sad Accident.

Fritz Kenland, a boy who works
on Mr.. Stelzer's farm, rode an OK
attached to a cart in the raggamuf-
I'm procession on the evening Of the
Sd, and we understand some one
jumped on to the OK and stabbed
him with a knife. At all events he
broke from the procession, ran away
and threw his rider off, who was
run over by the cart and his scalp
was taken off. He was picked up
and taken to DR.. Collins office
where he was promptly cared for,
and we understand he is doing we'll.
A cash was cut in the side Of the OK
and it is supposed the wound was
the cause of his running away. Mr..
Stelzer offers a reward Of $25 to
know who stabbed the ox.-.St. Pc
ten, Tribune.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-14
or at home

The Illinois Stats .Zeitung, the
leading German organ Of that State,
says eff foreigner should ask.
What are the burning questions
which serve as pivots in the present
campaign?'' the truthful answer
would be: There are no principles
involved, consequently no burning
questions; but there is an important
questionable question of power to
he solved: ''who shall rule this ma.
ton, the North or the South9
This is all; and all those Democrat
ic newspapers particularly German
attempting to impress their readers
with the silly idea that other high,
higher and highest principles are at
the foundation of this campaign,
are deceiving themselves and their
readers,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-14
The Congressional Conventions.

The Republican convention for
the Third Congressional district,
held at Minneapolis, Wednesday the
7th inst, nominated Hon. w. %.
Washburn without opposition.
The First District convention,
which met at Waseca on Wednesday
afternoon, was far from being har-
monious. The anti.Dunnell men Sc.
lected w. w. Braden Of Fillmore
county as their chairman. The
friends Of each party divided oft on
either side of the house, where they
completed the work of organization,
after which both parties proceeded
to ballot for their respective candi-
dates. Dunnell was nominated by
his friends on the first formal ballot,
receiving 81 votes to 1 for Gov
Wakefield.
The anti.Dunnell element nomi.
mated Hon. w. G. Ward of Waseca
on the fifth ballot. The informal
ballot resulted as follows: Wake.
field 81, J. A. Lovely Is, Bassett "a,
Ward Z.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-14
EPIT0ME OF THE WEEK.
Interesting News Compilation.
From Washington


As SOON as the recent outrages on
American vessels In West Indian waters were
reported ct Washington Secretary Evarts no
tilted the Spanish Minister, who at once laid
the facts before the Captain-G General. The
latter, in reply, states that there is no Span
ish gunboat named Nuncio, and that the
United States schooners must have been
overhauled by an insurgent craft for the pur-
pose of creating difficulty between the Re
public and Spain. An American man-of-war
has been sent to Cuba to investigate tho
matter.
REPORTS up to recent date received
at the Agricultural Bureau indicate that the
condition Of oats, rye and barley was better
than last year. Glover was not doing very
well, except in New England.
The National Committee of the
Observation-Disclosures party have located their
headquarters at No. 0O3 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, D. C. s..
In reply to Secretary Sherman Attor-
Mayo General Devens says that vacancies oc-
curing during the session Of the United
States Senate, and appointments to which
have not been confirmed by the Senate, can
be filed BY the President after tho adjourn
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-14
Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July I'd, 1880.
The Republican National Com
mittee has just organized in New
York, elected Marshall Jewell of
Connecticut Chairman, and Ex-Sen.
ator Dorsey Of Arkansas, Secretary.
These selections are good ones and
will give satisfaction to all Repub.
licans. Mr.. Jewell is a splendid or.
ganizer, has great political exper-
iencc and is a good fighter, as DEM
ocrats we'll know. VIM. E. Chand-
Ter is on the Executive Committee,
and General Logan has charge Of
the Western Division of the Nat.
ional Committee. From these Sc
lections it will be seen that the
party organization is to be made
as perfect as ever in the past, that
the leaders are in earnest, and are
determined on victory. Senator
Blaine by a unanimous vote of the
Committee, is invited to visit the
Pacific Coast during the campaign.
Senator Conkling will take care that
New York gives 35 votes to Gar.
field and Arthur, Marshall Jewell
takes Connecticut under his pro.
lection, and Elk u. S. Treasurer
John c. New, says that Indiana
as sure Republican. Mr.. Hicks,
member of National Committee
from Florida, has strong hopes of
that state. He says in the last
four years the population of the
State has been largely increased by
Northern Republican emigration,
| and that with it's new population
the political character of the State
has changed. It can be counte d
almost sure for Garfield and Arthur.
Mr.. Canady, the member from
North Carolina, says that State has
800 white Republican voters; that
fhe leading men Of wealth, intel.
ligence and high character are own.
ers of banks, land railroads. They
would not be bulldozed, and would
demand and obtain an honest count
of the votes. He thought the
State reasonably sure for the Repub.
licans. In fact, all along the line
there is confidence of success a pres.
tige of victory and a perfect har
mony among the leaders. | don't
see how, with fair count the Re
publicans can help carrying Florida.
and North Carolina. New York:
Indiana, and Connecticut are sure,
Republican than Democratic, anc
these States, or even a portion Of
them, with the Republican States
would elect the ticket.
Governor Hoyt of Pennsylvania,
declares there is not the slightest
probability that the Democrats car
carry the State. |'The Democratic
party" he says, ''weakens Hancocl
to |! greater extent than he streng.
thens it,
There were filed this week
up to July 1st, the last da,
OH which claimants could secur'
the benefit of the Arrears act,
! $4,000 claims. The usual estimate
at the Pension Office is that on
case in every two will be favorabl,
acted on. And that the average
first payment on each case allowed
will be $1,000.
Officials of the bureau of steam
boat inspection do not think til
criticisms upon them on accoun
of the numerous recent accident
are just, and say that whatever dc
feet there is, is in the law. Howard
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-14

This is the way the Democratic
campaign is to be managed in Mis-
sissippi. The Star, Of that State,
says: Inaugurate social ostrac ism
against every white man North or
South that gives his support to the
building up of the Republican party ;
discoutenance any man who will 60
OH or assist in making the bond of
any man elected on the Republican
ticket; refuse to have dealings OF
any sort with the Republican party
and show to the world that you are
i'll truth and deed true Democrat.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-14

A convention of sheriffs, dctec-
tives, city marshals, constables and
all other persons connected with the
police force of the various States,
has been called to meet at Indepen-
dence, a., to-day. The object is to
systemic their work and become
mutually helpful in the preservation
of order and detection Of crime.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-14
Central Iowa had q terrific rail

Central Iowa had terrific rain
storm last Wednesday evening. It
occurred short distance from Des-
Moines, taking the form of a water
spout for about 20 miles, and flood
ing a village so that the water had
depth OF three feet in the streets
The farmers will sustain an immense
loss. Wheat, corn and other grains
lie flat and beaten into the ground
The crops are said to be damaged
at least ten per cent.