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Facts that We Know.

If you are suffering with a severe
Cough, Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, loss of voice, tickling in the
throat, or any affection of the throat or
lungs, we know that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery will give you immediate relief.
We know of hundreds of cases it has
completely cured, and that where all
other medicines had failed. No other
remedy can show one half as many per-
manent cures. Now to give you satisfac-
tory proof that DR.. Kings New Discovery
will cure you of Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay
Fever, Consumption, severe Coughs and
colds, Hoarseness, or any Throat or Lung
Disease if you will call at E. D. Lewis
Drug Store you can get trial bottle free
of cost, or a regular size bottle for S1.OO.
2
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A Blessing.

A Blessing.
That terrible disease, Chronic Catarrh,
can be cured in every case by using the
Gorslene Catarrh Cure. 1t is free from
all objections which obtain in the use of
other remedies, and has cured thousands
of inveterate chronic cases. Send for cir
culars to HENRY O'BLENEss & Co., Ath-
ems, o. 29julySOy
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IF you keep your stomach, liver and
Fneys in perfect working order, you
l prevent and cure by far the greater
! t of the ills that afflict mankind in
s or any section. There is no medicine
wn that will do this as quickly OF
y as Parker's Ginger Tonic, which
secure a perfectly natural action of
be important organs without interfer-
in the least with your daily duties.
adv. Dec
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A Iadv,S Wish.

b, how 1 do wish my skin was as
and soft as yours, said a lady to her
ID, you can easily make it So" an
led the friend. "How?" inquired the
lady. "By using Hop Bitters, that
es pure rich blood and blooming
Fh. 1t did it for me as you observe" /"
of it.-[Cairo Bulletin. dec16-3w
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1cJklon's Arnica, SaIve,

best salve in the world for Cuts,
-, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
setter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
- nd all kinds of Skin Eruptions.
s Salve is guaranteed to give perfect
isfaction in every case or money re-
ID. Price rs Cents per Box. For
y Ed. Lewis. lSnoveOy
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nary Is. 1881.
MORNING.
Arithmetical signs-R r. Bane.
Incentives to study-J. W. johnson.
Infnitives-B r. Woodson.
Reading. Compettive-Ada Horton.
Essay. Compettive-Dr. D. B. Warren. essay to be
sent to adudcator at least days prior to the meet
ing, and not to exceed pages foolscap.
AFTERNOON.
Arithmetical Dificultles-G. W. Harbarger.
Glass Recitation, Grammar-Sfiss Annie Waddel
Debate. Resolved That 1t Is the duty of the Gener
al Government to appropriate money toward the sup
port of Schools in the different States. An. D. D.
Evans; Neg G. Weed.
The earth and its motions-Evan johnson.
The Teacher in Politics-T. Jay Morgan.
COMMITTEE.
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persons having legal business to be attend
ed to, will do well to call Moore and Atkinson, at
their Office in the Cavett building, opposite The First
National Bank. All their old friends and every body
else cordially invited to call and see them They
have established real estate agency and are prepar-
ed to negotiate for purchase and sale estate
All kinds of business In their line solicited. Give
them q call.
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BE PREPARED

To attend the lecture January 11th, at M.
E. Church.
Gan Evening in Wonderland"
A lecture profitable and entertaining
More than fifty views of this "Wonder.
land" Thrilling descriptions of many
wonders.
Let everybody come.
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NEW voLUME.-LittelrsL Living Age enters upon
its hundred and forty-eigth volume in January.
Foreign periodical literature embraces more thor
oughiy every year the work of the foremost writers
In all departments of literature, science, politics and
art; and The Living Age, which gives in convenient
form the best of this literature therefore hardly
fall to become of and value every year to
IT'S readers.
The first weekly number of the new year and new
volume-a good one with which to begin subscrip
tion-has the following table of cOntents;- ;-Viiage
Life In New England, by Nonresident American.
Contemporary Rcrien The Marshal Duke Of Saldanha.
9xartsrly Reriew; Lyme Regis; Splinter of Petri-
aed History, CornhilH; Ny Holiday in Jamaics.
Chambers. Journal; The Photophone, Spectator; Jew-
and Fainre Spectators and variety of select
poetry. For Hfty-two numbers Of sixty-four large
pages each than 3300 pages yearl, the snh-
scrpion price (> is low while for $o5o the publish
ers offer to send any of the American monthles
or wfrh Tne Living Aye for year, BorH postpaid
Littell & Co., Boston, are the publishers
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On last Saturday Tom Delay came to our residence
while eating dinner, and said we must take
sleigh ride with him. Mrs. Mackley and Mrs. Patter
also invited. We all got into his fine new
leigh, one of the finest we He took us out
rs far as Pickrels Grove and then came back. When
opposite Mr. Henson's he stopped and sent In for his
wife. This the first that we had heard of his
marriage. His wife was Miss Irene Owens.
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Taken by Mistake!

On last Thursday two quilts were taken
by mistake from Delays Livery Stable.
These quilts are the property of widow
lady, living in Scioto township. They
should be Immediately returned to De-
lays Stable.
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READ the supplement sent out in
the STANDARD this week. It is no
patent concern, but it is printed at
home, and contains much matter re-
latine to home interests.
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SEE New No. at J. L. Longs Store.

Two more school teachers, J. W. Kin
neer and J. J. Bennett, have given us
their photographs for our album.
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| LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Quarterly Meeting at NJ. z. Church next Saturday.
John F. Cook furnished the organ for the of the
Institute.
/ Master Case Martin, of Athens, spent New Years
daysin Jackson.
| At the Catholic Fair, at wellston, Harvey Wells
| took the gold watch.
MRS. DAVID RYDER was presented with twins on
| Saturday night. One is living.
Mrs. Mary Messenger Gibson wife of Rev. ]. K.
Gibson spent New Years in Jackson.
Mrs. Penelope Warren, of Oak Hill, was visiting
relatives in jackson on New Years day.
When W. F. Hae's nag is hitched to the front end
off sleigh, there's ''riding as is riding.'
John Rowland came to the Institute like a sensible
man. He brought his wife and baby with him.
Harry Hilliker left on last Thursday for Gallon,
Ohio, via Lancaster. GAINESVILLE and MI Vernon.
1t has been long time since there good
seighing snow. to stay long that of last week
There enough sleigh sold In Jackson last
week, to furnish music for dozen Chinese concerts
A. D. Grassland has jnst returned from trip to
Washington City. He had pleasant time with ohio's
statesmen.
Miss KATIE BoTKIN and Miss Cora Miller IL
with fever residence H. C. Miller, Broad
way Street.
On Tuesday morning William Erlenwein and wife
were presented with girl baby. William is
dead in love with the young lady, already.
JASPER A. SMITH, who has been In this county for
time settling his fathers estate, left Wednes-
day, for his home. in Missouri.
Ed. Grassland Is here Ed. is selling shirts-nice.
clean shrts-therefore he hovers about counties
giving Republican majorities.
This is the time of year when the hypocrte takes
new half-hitch around his conscience and resolves
to be perfect throughout the year.
Mrs. Lou. 1hrig of waverly sister of Misses Carrie
and Fannie Niewvahner, came over to see how the
people of Jackson spent New Years.
local poet styles our old friend John l.. Long
rip Van winkle.' John would not make good
rip" John never "swears on agin"
For Holiday sign, Quin Branson put out picture
of Santa Claus. Not be outdone. w. F. Scott put
out his own portrait. Scott is the best looking.
@BoRN.-Jan. 5, 1881, to Simeon E. Evans wife, oJ
Portsmouth, (formerly of Jackson) SON. Supposed
that he will be in favor of Garfield for second term
And NV Sam. Longbon is married "Mrs. Maude
Longbon'-that sounds WELL Sam has wife to be
proud Of and If Maude will only make him quit smok
ing, what happy home they will have!
SAM. GRASSLAND does not desire any more sleigh
ing SHOWS this winter. Sam. got knocked down and
sort y snuck up, ilke, Dy sieo on last 1nursoay'
DAVID and Ella Mackley return thanks to Mrs
Blagg Miss Eva Badridge, and Others for the great
kindness shown them during the Illness and after the
death, of their little daughter, Ada.
WE learn that Mrs. Tacy Bum, widow of the late
Peter Bum, died Monday, at her home, on the
Galipolis road, two miles from Jackson. She was
quite an old lady.
volney H. Benton is now doing business individu-
ally, as successor to the Union Coal Company, of
Coaltsn. volney ships the famous Jackson Coal and
IL a thorough business mar.
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MANHOOD


Just published. new edition of DIR. CULVER-
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY ON the radical care
of fSPKRMATORRHEA or Seminal Weakness, lnyolun-
tary Seminal Losses, IMroTENcY Mental and Physi-
CONsUMPTIoN, EPILEPSY and FITs, induced by self
Indulgence sexual extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author in this admirable Essay.
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years. successful
practice that the alarming consequences of
may be radically cured; Pointing out mode Of cure
at once simple certain, Snd enectual, by means OF
which every sufferer, matter what his condition
may be- may cure himself cheapy. privately and rad
iealLy.
eVThis Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal in a plain envelope. any address,
receipt of six cts two postage stamps
Address the Publishers.
THE CULvERWELL MEDICAL co,
Post Once R0x, 4Sae. n Ann st., New York,
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SAM LoNGpoN is n firm believer in the refining in
huences Of education. Sam. clerks In Book store
and General Headquarters for Teachers Supplies, on
Broadway Street. A few days ago, Sam. BRUSH
ing the dust from volume of Ralph Waldo Emerson's
Essays, with one of Richard Grant Whites Pam
phlets, entered the store. carrying a sack I'm
which two jugs. Glancng about at the array of
Books. Stationary and Pictures, he turned to Sam.
with the inquiry How YE SELL YER WHISKY -,
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N Tuesday night of last week the shed
q the boilers at Huron Furnace was
Jed. 1t was a bitter cold night, and
Fire Department responded to the
n, but the fire was too far away
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-06

DAN W. JONES, of Oak Hill, is teaching
at Mt. Vernon Furnace, Lawrence coun-
ty. Mr.. Jones is one of the best teachers
in Jackson county.
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E. C. POWELL went into Office as Pros
ecuting Attorney on Monday, and W. B.
Cherrington as Sheriff, and j. H. Andres
as Coroner.
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JONES s. MORGAN and Thornhill &
Moehler two firms dealing in Jackson
coal, contributed two cars of their fine
coal to the Masonic Fair, at Chillicothe.
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LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

HERB. ROBBINS now rides in beauti-
full new sleigh.
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Iaet Cow-

1 have lost beef COW, red color, and long horns
She strayed away the day before Christmas. She
raised by VIM. Yinger, in Scioto township. A rea-
sonable reward will be paid for information that will
lead to her recovery.
6jan1Ssl-3w Henry Holberg.
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fERIFF CHERINGToN was out last
|rsday with a new sleigh. This with
tnatch sorrels, makes nice turnout.
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CoRNIE BAKER, of Chicago, is here Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. McGhee.

Lou. COLE, of Webster, was here last
week, visiting his aunts, Mrs. Cole and
Miss Paul. Z
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E|E. F. LoCKARD is agent for the minia-
be Galvanic battery, and can be found
he residence of G. W. Barlow, on the
Allipolis road
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The Commissioners Report and the Delinquent list
take much space that compelled to leave out
several columns of advertisements Probate Court
proceedings and other matter. We will make IL all
right next week.
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LETTER LIST.


List letters remaining In the Postoice at Jack
son, Ohio, for the week ending January 1. 1851.
Bangs Benjamen Hill William
Baker Lewis McCune Nelson
Barnes Geo Messer Francis
Boswell ThomasF Moore F
Boone w. T. (2) OBrian Johanna
Campbell Sam1 Price Lareta A.
Cozad Emma Smith Elmyria
Davis William Samson Mary J.
Dickson David Stevenson G W
Dulin 81. Thompson William
Frasure Lou Topin Lola C.
Gorham Charles Welsh Grace
Webber Hiram.
Persons sending for advertised letters will please
send a written receipt.
II not called for in four weeks will sent to Dead
Letter once.
Persons calling for any of these letters please
advertised" and give date Of list.
S.P. BALDRIDGE, P. N.
List of letters uncalled for at Oak Hil o.
John A AIldridge Cs) Jinkins Henry
Barber Ellet Kelly Thomas (3)
Carmel George Lewis Mary
Galway Mrs Martha Radibaugh W. j.
W. W. MORGAN, P. NJ.
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|CARPER THOMPSON of Berlin, who has
zen for some time in the South, has re-
rned to his old stand in Berlin. Car
sr is nearly as fat as John Mitchell.
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" Cincinnati Weekly Times.

banner weekly Of the West, an eight.pags
only one dollar yei ir. and q magnihc, mt en-
a Two feet wide and almost three feet longn
md postage paid to every snbscriber.
(ress WEEKLY TINES
In U7pgippsf, 0htV,
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IAY-OwENs-Eear Jackson, Ohio, Dec. 2S, 1880,
j. r. Collier, Mr.. Thos. s. Delay and Miss
eBoN-LAIRD-At the residence of the brides
3, Dec. 18th, 1880, by Rev, W. d. Cherington,
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GEN. GRANT is writing article for the February
number of the North American Rsuisw, advocating the
Nicaragua Canal Scheme. The same number of the
Review will contain a contribution by JUDGE TOUR
author of"The FOOLS Errand entitled "Aaron's
Rod In Politics." and by OLIVER WENDELL
HoLMxs, on 1.-The Pulpit and the Pew.
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THE county Commissioners came to
ook at our new stove on Monday. They
|vould save the cost of the stoves in year
two, if they would put them in the
.rt Room and public offices, saying
,thing about the comfort of having the
k1oms properly warmed.
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] OF all diseases to which children are liz
able, none are so alarming In their ap-
sproach, SO. dangerous in their consequent
ICES and 80 often and suddenly fatal in
heir result as Group. The attack is Of
tenest in the night. Frequently no ply
Jan is near, and yet that peculiar hoarse
ough, that difficult and laborious breath
ing, those spasmodic struggles for respira-
tion, must be relieved Immediately, or the
child will die. A prompt, safe and effect
~sal remedy is found in DR.. Seth Harris
lsoup Syrup, as thousands can testify.
br sale by all Druggists. 29july6Oy
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"a. F. MCCARLEY informs us of the
= .sath of Mrs. Metcalf, near Keystone Fur
Zee. She was about 80 years of age, and
- Dec. 18th. A short time before her
death she walked to town, a distance Of
Il about ten miles
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ss Ass satss - s :a =: @ sss e @ PEE z @
sos sSss IL: o'a'S A'a
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A f,aed.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
mess. early decay, loss of manhood, ETC., l
II will send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great reme-
9y was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman
Station D, New York City. 15aps0y
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JAMES r. DAVIS and wife, of Kansas,
se visiting friends in this vicinity. Mrs.
svis was formerly Viney Barlow, daugh-
! of Capt. George w. Barlow.
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Confident, with step elastic.
Now he moves along the street;
In the snow, on pavement plastic,
Suddenly he takes a seat.
This is winter, grand. romantic
See that fellow with his '.girl;"
Suddenly, with gestures frantic,
Down they both go, with a whirl.
This the story, oft repeated,
Thus the toilers on the street
Every now and then are seated
The fattest gets the softest seat!
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M AR RE p.

Ew No. 8 at Brookins. Hunsinger &
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SHERIFF CHERRTNGToN has appointed
T. w. Steele C.Wes''O his chief deputy.
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Cases of female weakness, delicate and
~enfeebled constitutions, and those suffer
ing with Stomach, Liver and Kidney
complaints; will find Electric Bitters a
eeedy and certain cure. The sick and
= 'ostrated should rejoice that such re-
able remedy is placed within their
ach. Health and happiness will surely
follow where Electric Bitters are used.
!, For sale by all druggists, price only fifty
Rnts. 3p
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Tolc TolcAship
and OlcHers' Names.
r. S. Description.

Are
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.rOYrAnnnN.
MORNING.

The following Is the programme of the Jackson
County Monthly Teachers Meeting, at Oak Hill, jan
nary l5. 1881.
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SEE New No. at G. w. Rice's Store.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-11-15

l have horse by the name Of Jeri-
cho. He is mare. have seen re-
markable horses before, but none so
remarkable as this. | wanted horse
that would shy, aud this fills the bill.
| had an idea that shyiDg indicated
spirit. If it is correct have the most
spirited horse on earth. He SHES at
everything he comes to with the ut
most partality. He seems to have
mortal dread Of telegraph poles espe
cially; and it is fortunate that these
are on both sides of the road, because
as it is now I never fall off twice in
succession Oh the same side. Ii fall
on the same side it would get monot-
onous after awhile. The creature
SHE'D at rything he has seen to-
day, except hay-stack. Ie walked
up to that with an intrepidity that
was astonishing.
| And it would fill anyone with ad-
miration to see how he preserved his
self-possession in the presence of a
barley sack. This daredevil bravery
win be the death of this horse some
day He is not particularly fast, but
| I think he will get me through the Ho
Hy LanG. He has only one fault His
tail has been chopped OF, or else he
has set down on it some time or other,
and he has to fight flies with his heels.
This is all very well, but when he
tries to kick fly of the top of his
head with his hind foot it is too much
Of variety. He is going to get him
self into trouble that way some day.
i lie reaches around and bites my leg,
too. | don't care particularly about
this, only don't like to see horse
TOO sociabie-IThe lnnocents Abroad
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aaahp Semi -meeklg Wprla
Published
ruesdays g 81 Eradays
urMAN and CHAS. E. JONES.

uEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
o.. !, Brick Build ng Adjoining Posteie, Montgomery Sire
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could be used. He constructed smaIl
fiunie to conduct the water about 90
rods and when secured had scarcely
eight feet fall, which was hardly a
sufficient force to cause the Jets to dis
charge as intended The gravel was
also only loose wash and many
doubted that he would find any gold
at all. About fifty tons was washed,
which fully demonstrated that the ma
chine is complete success and show
ed where any improvements could be
made in its construction, which was
all that was desired by Mr.. Boyce.
Owing to the insufficient force Of wa
ter considerable amount Of sand col
lected in the bottom of the machine
which, with strong force can be
avoided. About FIVE dollars worth OF
gold was taken from the plates, and
from experiments made it is estimated
that from thirty to forty dollars is con-
tanned in about two bushels of the
sand which collected in the bottom
The tailings have been experimental
upon aud not color could be found,
thus fully demonstrating that not a
particle of gold passed out Of the ma
chine.
Mr. Boyce has returned to Omaha
well satisfied with his experiment, and
will superinteud the construction of
machines, making any improvements
that may be required, and next sea-
son we may expect to see number
of them working along Snake river
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mates of : sub bscript ION:
o,o Wear. SO SO Three cnths. 81 80
one N Montbs' ion 50 Single Copies.... 10
e'A BY Carrier. 50 80 per quarter.
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Last week straping negro woman
waa up before an Austin Justice, char
ged with numerically beating her boy,
a sajdle-colored imp. 81 don't under
stand how you can have the heart to
treat your own child so cruelty
"Jedge, has you been . parent of
wuffless yaller boy like dat ar cub of
mine?" "Neverw calculated the judge
with great vehemence, getting red in
the face. "Den don't talk Texas
Siftings.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-01-14

The speaker Of the Tennessee House
of Representatives i, no doubt 4 sur
prise to himself. HIS name is Ramsey
and he halls from Shelby. The Mem
phis Ledger, of the Ilh iust-a paper
that knows him we'll says 0fhim that
''or all men the action was doubtless
thcmost surprised and the worst scared.
1t adds:
lie is a modest gentleman and has not
sought the glittcring bubble Of fame.
His first and second election to the leg.
is,ature came about more from the fact
that he was one OF the very few white
republicans to be found in shelby coun-
~, outside of Memphis, than his ow
contriying or ambition. At one time
he identified himself with the green
back cause, but he never got far enough
away from the republican, party to be
disowncd or lost. They knew where
to find him when they needed him and
he knew where to turn when nc felt
like going home. He is what might be
called a ]grcenbQck republican, and 1t
seems that Brother Warren, the solita-
nv grccnbackcr from Warren county,
felt very near akin to his half brother
from shelby.