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THE Legislature of 1879 reduced
the Governor salary fromIS4, 900 to
$4,000 just in time for it to be too
late to have any effect on Governor
Marks four thousand. The present
Assembly increased the salary back
to its original proportions just in
time for Governor Hawkins to draw
$4,000 per annum.
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LODGES.

II A. M.-Morristown, No. 231-1st Thurs
hall, at the Masonic Academy building
s. W. SHIELDS, ". N.
DOYAL ARCH CHAPTER.-3rd Thursday in
IL, every month JOHN MURPHY, H. P.
7 o o. F.-MorristOwn, No. 168-1st, 2nd and
lie eth Tuesdays Of every month.
JOHN MURPHY, N. g.
II NIGHTS OF HONOR N orristown, Ne. 972.
N Meets every Thursday Of each week.
J. NJ. MCFARLAND, D.
I o. G.. T.-Morristown, No. 234.-Meets every
1a Monday evening.
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The proprietors of large manu-
factory of Scotch tweeds, in Scot
land, it is said, intend to establish a
factory for these goods at LYNCH
burg, Va Good for Lynchburg, if
it is true.
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Timetable ROgersViIIe 81 JEFF
fnrsnn RAILROAD.

Trains leave RogersvilIe daily SUNDAY excepted)
sta m arriving at Rogersvine Junction in time
to connect with the morning mixed train going
west On the L. r., v. & @. Road. Returning
leave RogersviIe Junction at p, m. and arrive at
Rogersville ct 7. m,
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Ayers Pills are the best of all
purgatives for familyuse. They are
pleasant, safe and sure, and excel all
other Pills in healing and curative
qualities.
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The worst case of favoritism on
record is that of a youth whose
mother put a larger mustard plaster
on his younger brother than she
did on him.
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The Morristown Gazette.
HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT
J.. L. POATS, EDITOR,

THIS has been a severe winter on
the wheat fields. That grain is said
to be looking badly in some neigh
borhOods.
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Why is it that it is always penni-
less lovers who elope and get, mar
ried? Because they leave without
assent
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A man out in Nebraska died the
other day while blowing his nose.
1t was a fatal blow.
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volumes poetical works for sale with
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That flower that follows the sun
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Non Resident Notice.
IN CHANCERY AT NORRIS
TOWN,
o. Bal, No. 800.
Geo, s. Crouch, Special Commissioner, etc.,
james III. Meek and others.

Vtb6tCO III AnS6Fb OItN OtCCIos
I'm THIS CAUSE 1T APPEAR
ID ing from the allegations of compliments bill,
which is sworn to, that the defendants the Domes-
tic Sewing Machine Company, all incorporated COM
pany, is a nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee
that the defendants, James + Stone and his wife,
Celesta Stone, also non-residents of the State
Of Tennessee and that the names and residences
of the DEFENDANTS the heirs at law of John Shipley
deceased are unknown after diligent inquiry 1t
is therefore ordered by the Master that said
resident defendants, the Domestic Sewing Machine
company, James T Stone and his wife, Celestia
Store and the said defendants, the heirs-a-law Of
John shipley, deceased, whose names and resi-
denoes are unknown, appear before the Chancery
Court ct MOrristown, Tenn on or before the
Sd Monday IN july, 1881,
aud plead, answer and demur to the Original bill,
fled by George S. Crouch as Special Commission
er Of Revenue, against James VI. Meek and Others
in said court or the same viii be taken for confess
sed and set for hearing parte as to them. 1t is
further ordered by the Master that this notice be
published for four consecutive weeks in THE NOR
RIsTowN GAZETTE, This January II, 1881.
A true copy, test:
JOHN MURPHEY, G. s. NJ.
Jan ~, 1881. GW
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Job printing dispatched neatly and
oheaply at the GAZETTE Job ONCE.
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Daily FrsiRht and Passenger Trains-Sundays
excepted.
Arrive at MorristoWn 6:45 p. m. Depart l1:OO a. M
Arrive at Wolf Greek. ais p. N. Depart $40 p. N
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ALLEN 81 PITTMAN will pay cash for
Eggs, at highest market prices. Muir
phey's corner, MOrristown, Tenn.
nov % If
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Nonresident Notice.
IN CHANCERY AT NORRIS.
TOWN.
o. Bill, No. 1923.

Geo. s. Crouch, Special Commissioner, etc.,
We.
William G. Taylor and Others.
EN- THIS CAUSE IT APPEAR
n ing from the allegations of the BILL which is
to, that the defendants, Augustus alias Gus.
Kirkpatrick md his wife Emma Kirkpatrick are
nOn-residents of the State Of Tennessee: 1t is
therefore ordered by the Master that said non-res-
ident defendants Augustus alias Gus. kirkpatrick
and his wife Emma kirkpatrick appear before the
Chancery Court at Morristown, on or before the
Sd Monday IN JNIy, 1881,
and plead, answer and demur to the Original bill
filed by George S. Crouch Special Commission
of Revenue against William Il Taylor and 9th
in the court, or the viii be taken for
confessed and set for hearing ex-parte to them.
1t is further ordered by the Master that this notice
be published for four consecutive weeks in THE
MORRIsTowN GAZETTE.
A true copy, test:
JOHN MURPHEY, G. Sc NJ.
Jan 10, 1881. 4w
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1t is the fat who loves to have
others fatter him.
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ROGERSVILLE, TENN.

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Opportunity has hair in front, but is
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

TnR u. S. District Court for West Viz
sinia Is now sitting at Clarksburg, and is
engaged in trying land case OF very de-
cided importance. The suit is brought by
Z, l.. Woods, ct al, Of New York, for the
dispossessing Of considerable number Of
persons in Braxton and Gilmer counties Of
their lands. Their claim embraces about
5000 acres Of land, and Is made under
patents that are said to antedate the YaTi-
Gus patents under which the defendants
hold, The suits embraced in the litiga-
ton are various in their character, scarcely
any two OF them presenting the same facts,
and hence the trial has been protracted.
It seems that Woods & Co., or those under
whom they derive title, have had such
possession otparts and parcels oftheyarious
tracts embraced in the suits Us to give them
uninterrupted possession within the mean
ing Of the law, except as to such tracts as
have been enclosed by tho defendants and
not claimed by the plaintiffs for ten years
prior to the limitation OF legal proceedings.
The West Virginia counsel for the
plaintiffs arc ex.Judge Brannon, Caleb Bog
CESS and General Golf, and for the de-
PENDANTS, John j, Davis, ex-Judge Maxwell
and Hon. Jonathan Bennett.
A number Of the defendants are poor
people and they are greatly injured by be-
ing compelled to incur the expenses Of
litigation. Some Of them have had to raise
money at great sacrifice, and at great in
conyeniece have left their homes to defend
their titles. 1t is to be hoped that they
will succeed in retaining their lands, as cer-
tainly it Is not only a damage to them in
dividually, but to the Suite generally, TO
have such contests continually arising in
certain parts Of our Commonwealth, d
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ginia on this subject, by the challenges
sent by Riddlebefger and accepted BY his
aslai1apts The People are no Elier than
tibet were h elore. Thee who believed one
side but, fai.h in 4 SD, and those Who
SW0i8 by he other side feaoubled their
nee gefafiors
There Is another point. Does Mr.. Belins
believe that Riddleberger Is washed clean
By sending him challenger II he does
not believe Il, viii his paper, the SGte, be
dumb hereafter. And II II repeats what 1t
has said Is b duty to its public, where was
the use OF the qNasi-duel2
Our sympathies are necessarily with the
Democrats IN their struggle, Victory Is
demanded OF them for the good Of the
State, for the good OF the South, for the
good OF the Union. But It is Inconsistent
with the "Code OF Honor" itself to treat q
lireputable character as q gentleman.
Mpssrs, Wise and Beirne hold Riddleber-
ger in utter contempt, and their opinion is
entitled 10 respectful consideration, How
then can they deal with him as one whose
standing Is as high as their own? II is
confusing 10 those who want TO get at the
truth, and who do not admit, any more
than the Virginia luelist can, that mere
courage, or insepsibility TO danger, Is in
separable from personal rectitude, or is the
badge Of that highest bravery which i'm
pels the possessor TO do right In scom o.
consequences, ff.I.4HH
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The Crops and The Prices obtained for
Them.

InemS lad. .It.#0| o.. b.
The New York Tribune reviews tho latest
census reports in regard to the three lead
ing crops Of the Copntry-wheat, corn and
cotton, and deduces tho conclusion from
the facts set forth That the country israther
gamer than loser by the shortness OF
these crops this year as compared with
last 1t now appears that tho wheat crop
last year yielded 4OS,t40,S6S bushels, and
the corn crop l,7lJ434,54S bushels. tai
80 appears that after subtracting theamount
consumed in this country and the amount
exported, there remained wheat surplus
OF Il, 100000 bushels to DO carried over in
to this year, and n corn surplus Of 350,O0oy
600 bushels, laii .ag r..Vnj.U
The wheat crop Of this year is estimated
at 400,0OO,0O0, to which add the surplus Of
lust year and we have t6tal of44l ,0O0,0
which is about 154,OOO0OO in excess Of our
probable consumption in this country leav.
ing us that amount for export Last year
or rather for tho year ending July 3lst
last--we exported III, 4O5,Ol7 bushels. At
present We are falling behind last years cx-
ports, and tho probability Is that our sur,
plus vii. not all be marketed abroad unless
present prices arc considerably reduced.
AS to corn, we must add tothe crop this
year the surplus remaining from last year,
l." ...# H = . Ia aaaN
as in the case Of wheat, and this will give
lis an aggregate for thisyear Of 1901, $685. 900
bushels, estimating from tho latest data
the crop this year al 1857, 800, 600 bushels.
The cotton cropis expected to yield at
least 5,O9s,0OO bales rs against something
over 100000 lust year. The PRICE is so
nearly the same as last year that the crop
Is not expected to be materially less. !
The price Of wheat 1t Chicago Is SO per
cent above last years price, and it Is rather
more than that at interior points like
Wheeling. But calling It 80 pet, cent,
and the crop is worth a great deal more
money than last years crop. In fact, 4OO,.
100000 bushels at 81 % Is worth as much
us 800 0O0, 900 last.year grlu ,d,mm
Computing corn at Gl cents per bushel at
Chicago, as against 80 cents lust year, and
the crop this year Il worth $S3,OOO,0OO
more than the crop Of last year. .r,Jr
When We remember that the country
has had, In addition to these crops, good
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z DIED.

COsTIdAN-on Tuesday afternoon, October p
1881, at the residence Of Peter White, WM C0STl0AN
In the 10Th year Of his age,
The funeral will take place from the residence b
his uncle, Peter WhItO, No. ltl4 Charles street, th
morning at 0 o'clock Friends Of the family arr in
ylted. Interment ut N, Calvary Cemetery.
NEwMAN-On "Wednesday morning, October %
1881, at O'Clock, HENRY NEWMAN, In the bOth yea
Of his age, si YgHi t.u
Funeral will lake place from the Eolr Street N
r. Church this afternoon ut O'Clock. Friends o
tho family arc invited. ia LID lhii
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THURsDAY M0RNINe. 0CT0RER pa,
AeeoRpIso 10 90 last fepoEt q IBID. Cor.

aVFVHVI4u 70 Wy FI'7V z 1FV4N q t119FSVT''
missioner Of Agriculture It appears that
7,6OO,OO6 persons in the United States are
engaged in agricultural pursuits The total
value Of farms and farm implements is
slS,4 49,, 2OO,4Ss, or tyo-thirds Of the pro-
ductiye wealth Of the nation, The value
Of farm products and live stock for 1873
was SS,0OO,OOO,OOO, against S99,SO0,QON00l OF
mining and manufacturing products, Thus
it appears that not only majority Of the
adult male population Of the United States
Is engaged in agriculture, but more than
one-half the wealth Of tho Union is invest
ed in that industry,
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nEw ApyRRTisEMENrs
FxcpRsIoN
] IQiM0UNIL!N lake PARK.

All persons deslElng 70 visit this new summer NJ
son, near Oakland, Nd, are informed that tickets
a. excursion rates wiz b sold 70 OAKLAND and re
turn from the principal stations on the 3. 10. T.
R., on TUESDAY, NoNE11gR M, good for ave
days on all regular passenger trains,
ms ale q l0iI WIN ale place on WEDNESDAY,
November 2
Trains leave Wheeling on Tuesday At Gs6 and $50
Good Accommodations can be had a Oakland At
modeRte RteA G, =, HASQkN,
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MARRIRn.

sCHAFFRR-BRENER- On "wednesday, October
2G 1851, at tho residence Of the BRIDES parents by
Rev, b. A. SchRITnneCk, Mr. EDWARD sCliAFFRh
and Miss ANSIR hEAER, all Of this city,