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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-27
FARM FOR SALE

4 farm Of G25 acres of land f0r sale situated
one milo cast az Lone Rock aud one hundred
rods south OF the r. r. track consisting 81 lB
acres improved land. about 60 ucrls nice mead
on and 100 acres OF timber and ~ saEe, 4nnl
creek running through IT. For further paElel'
lar. euqll.e Of ZIG at Lone Rock Wis.
.e-f \ h STROUD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-27

The Tri. Weekly journal is published every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday. Each mum
her IS made up from the contents of two issues
81 the Daily, giving all the news, markets,etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-01-27
4 TwO-P0ge Supplement-,

Filled with Tales, Sketches, Litesary Reviews,
Poetry, Anecdotes. etc, accompanies every
Saturdays issue OF The Daily journal, and
every issue Of the Weekly.
, 1881-11-15

CRIMINAL. COURT.
In tho Criminal Court yesterday. Judge Tuoy
presiding. John Gnlltyhn aud Trunk EnrraRlter
WIRE acquitted of tho charge ut huvtuR
b,irgtaFzed tho ctonk-store of ltlschthnl 4 Flsh
MI West Madison street. Frch Murray anl
.lDfin IsayhGi1s, found guilty nj petit lArceiy.
wGrc AGnencJ,i to twenty -ttine days cl,c III tho
County .fa:l. Lobn Kenne,ly n1ld finrry Newton,
iotln' guilty 0f larceny. were reinandeh for
sentence. The tssuuty lhHlrd WIS orlersHi to
select grand Jury for December. Antl tlIore
wna enterc,t ruto of tho court upon
Charles F.. Miller. attorney. whn was nppoIntel
by tho ttourt to defend Charles Eckert.
prtsouer charged With iMrc1ny. tn show cailao
why ho ahnud nut ho citetl for contempt nf
court III not appearing to defend hss cltent. lie
was 9lycn Until. next Mon,ny 10 put In nppar.
with III, assntt with Intent To- kill UlGer t:lrles
0tH,dfllHn h. front Ut frhiEs' inll, IN lfasted
street muir tandD!nt. WAS found mt guilty by
Jury which runlAin1a out nul nut lnOrU thHn ltyu
minutes.
Ti,e grand Jury Cor tue November term. which
gansiss'i m s ~ y; juIKg Taiy, , ,n1is!''I4x il Ito
rs Inal9ra s,reet; Moses link. 10. i;
i.arr'ibce strecs: iM%lsi r. W%"i. 80. a% fulton
street; ticorpc t,lnl4p, Norw:,,d PARK; Archy
trelnrsi street: Audrey +. ls.trrII, No. tn North
haw. INV s,s.c srset % Edx'sa . Xa ssp &! N1 g; iars
81. ;i0i california; asenlie: W IT, Vrc. Nj III
iMiIn street: Jotin Ot:hllu4har. ~: III Casru'i
Sye%s; Sye'!'s ai T ys'l s..: N II vant Mai
50, M t;9rlnuee streot: ana William {. Carroll, NJ
Ex-A! I'D. lunMs wus appointed foreman. Judge
I'uIcy chpr9etl tho 1lry 10 ial,. particular attcn-
, 1881-11-15

On the ssth Of Juty. 1877, II. II. 1lonor6 t,led
voluntary psttlon III bankruptcy. s|lnwing scy-
etas n!tlsoNsor Io'lars of .trbts with very ncngre
assetk HIS assfgnre. II Il. Jenkins, after rak-
lns nro'nd atlong the assets four yenrs. lc.l his
maj report few tlays uso and asked to bc It's
eoatKed. In tha reEort 1t IL shown that lte dill.
eeHt Assignee tl',s recoived E:j from tho bunk
ttlpl 70 nGlp nay expenses, Il from I'M utturtuy
ior a,. Deed, and "a: from the salo Ut linIIorts
,ate Mne4esti 10 vast amount Ut reMl rA-
!a!s' a.! of which hRd bccn previously
,h!a ~. under tncumb,nnces. On tic othor huntl
nn .as Assignee has pAtd nbout $8l for prlnttug,
mh9lIees m recording 1T lccds, ute., 3lB t the Clerk
~ raaa! .Ge oaft au1 ~ II tho NcRstur. WIN hls III
teaay te, aaa f0. Tho Assignee puts hts nvn sarv-
E.s 1c nt fia5.. Including sontIiuR notices. ntk-
sMx uetns. etc.. and wcnr Ut Euthor garments
t'aT sa ~ r.. II us oea h.atlng tor sses a no
iu!N ~ nas nthsr Interests In rcal estntc situated
H.. H. M!ls al tho Southern Btates, but tho Assignee
s,I,s = hnsi what 6aih hatlkeupts interosts ar0
,,n m,stn. Tho Asslg1Gc ia still acek iIlx iEurlnu-
.%M " 4nls dlrnction md II nnythttl9 pE value
s s 'e atseoyeFttl hb will Ask III administer tho
Ssh. eae W. encwly-l!Iscoycrrd assets." Tr0Ofs ut
. ~ 80 !aa aEnol,ht OF nttut fIHO00 wusO t!r,l
se,a w. aaeta aro nut enough assots to pay for tho
s3peasa Of hllug them.
, 1881-11-15
THE COURTS.
,,,a,,s Smith Explains His Views
''' an Preliminary Calls.
u.,, s1im pickings Out Of the Honore
way Estate for the Assignee.
n.w Suits, Divorces, J Judgments
wv Confessions, Etc.

Fhn .s ~ ,,In,,crr m having pre-.
Judge Stnlth wa sau s,.,rn,no fnrt. urI yestsr.
,nuary calls 10 tne eup.us ,.,n,e ~ cn,,rt bu ~.
dat n'ornlns at inc IN 'p rcfrrsncc !" t,s rcecnt
PINNED n's p ~ amncIIatc rp,Irt as roDlDws:
decisions VI 'av rIn,, sha rafl thfs morning, tn
ne'o[s , rere,,t .ccIson or the Appellate cn'rt
We. :" srst l)Istrlct, deem II proper to state
uy understanding ~ ~ ~. .,o r,,i" ar nr,1er ,onv
,inn OF tho validity oi tno tn.u ~. w. ,.,,.,ap
.iu,r entered VI rrct,rl iti'a pollsnea. sI'nsnK
70 sF s%sT tns rso su sp',s nr , Superior ~
upon tnc n.y. s,,,,,nty. nm Iol 10 do 10 froil
tout. Of Gook III m9'is IN soc arrers this less!on
Il understood s ioe..nmH ehcu. IT, hat a,ise de-.
valid ~ i,o1 W ,'iUn prosig II, one Of ihe
f;ssxs. fs, Ss d ies 10 ci%. cSt csS Goty r
ii rxors or rtlb!s.n1a .,,r. aIu ~ on'i vihaht nmy
Stumbling fGe IT, annnitants Tr ihor attorney that
The case Wpntn ~, p ,nnfnnts VIM slrE, ard tho
thlIa one ~ ~ III nuuhtcr wns tin nniy
o.her apGssae pG ,se their attorney wns alsuut frou
his iueke "Gi,!,s sI, Ills ca as'i ud njI t;erwars
,af as pPeHt fa ut so such dismissal ,hs lerriv.
lnx iho apieltintnns .intnnse in n fnjse nul tIcilt0,a
mrrtof!o'5, ,at "s1i m.er tt,ess circrnstances .ho
preliminary ~ ~ sa Mas ,,1rsr. IL M to "bsscv oi
sy et rssg r. .sar io4ay IT. W tss es H.
shelr as!nsaeyns; a''u' ~ 'nnpnlMuis, ~ H |'
f"a1s 1s1 TIL stsdig I'll" of this braneh Of thls
eolst. ~ anv y nromInirv suli Of tbu tjrst nifty
dake' thetetsm ~ p'tti} this taI} c,,ses t.lNy IL.
cs,es .iu,c1 a'M ~ ar sot Tur trlnj dismissed
party aswGrs tno r"1 ,nt T. f. hMs hecn tmtiIouu
, 1881-11-15
THE CALI,


JunuE DIuMMoSn-1u chambers.
1un0E l'I.t,bdE1r-Uuncrai business and set
admiralty cuses.
APPELLATE G0uRr-AdJo,lrncd to tomorrow.
Jul1E UAmr-AssIsts Judge Anthony. M.
497, Lewis vs. barnos. OF tral.
.JUlH,E sMfrll-Nu preliminary eall. Trlul call
Nps t.i:s. +!3s s4l0. 4,4i. 4.iiS 4,4S +.4' 4,til
4,isi, 4.iNt, Nh G.isH Ntt trial.
luiAiE Ewt'LlAsts?N-AssIstsJ J.adto Smith. No.
4,.Bl. Nowtun vs.. SGki,ntnet. Oh tra1.
jr,AiE ANTtn,SY--Nus. 48D. hl., 5ld 10 SIS, 10
n !iu, oxacht 5 M ~. sc. nnd 6r7. No. LOT,
Fisk Va. tirlckeIbush. IN trlhl.
JUDGE J.sNEsoS-Nos Z, u, 11}s, II. No caso
pn ticarinE. ~
JCM,E ilthlEtts-So first Gull. Trinl call Nos.
5N4. 5Us:, 3D.. Hys Mo. 6El Dlrr vs. Hoffman, o,I
trial.
IL, laJ Isl, 1hi. Ill., 1b7, LIS, No. III, Fuutc yB
PcArEe. Ul tr1Nl. 49,.
.luuuE llAwrs-No tirst call. 'rrL.E Gull Hos.
i's,. 17 1'd, l7', So loo, Xoust VS. the City, o"
.IunGE llANsUN-Contcstcd motions.
JUDGE LtlQNIs-SGt u4tst NJ. 3G8, Nlld Nos 80,
317. 31u. js0 ISL H., 3 ISL, 3s ;s, Ja7, :SS 1Sy,
and .90.
, 1881-11-15
JUDGMENTS.

UslTEn STATES CINEEIr rCDrttr-COSrEssIOS
john Trowhrld2o VI. AnRustc. MGn!g6z. $9y0.
sUPElrun Cnrnr {2oSvKsY1oNs - Frnhki'n
Mneyensb ct nj, VI. Edwnrd Dry, -saoo. .g7.-lohn
Schnenhufcn 1lrew,ilg Compn,ty vs,Jacob schrnnl
ulld AlurBuruthu Mnycr. $lIU.
..Ju1Hjs tsMirI-Emptru l>!stllluR C0npMny IS.
x4.0;B.l5-F. w. lioiiins W. .Willlaun ilayloa.
john, l:lwMrs!. s.d .ioseph liay1en: $aU.-1o-
.1upl,E GAtY--I. Il: Isu1kc VI. Edynr LOnrn Ia.
vGr1llut, *IhML-C. a. Knight Ut nI. ~. Claude Il.
King. JOHN J. ChRse. aud -lGaM liarshbcrKuI,
$.a.'.40.
IEIslK Observation-Disclosures Shields vs. 10
soph fnl.nR. $la61-ChArlos l.utzow W. Frct-
erleH kirtzur. <455
jupuE AArislSY-Jostph Ledercr vs.. NJ. II.
Wade. i. +. Davis. Lewls llccktnu.l, and ". Il.
Clnpp: verdict, ,lubt $eul; tlnnll4cA. <:io
Clltuu1T GJCNr- JuIHIE nGtsEItS-C Charles
FleiscElnlanM ". Jos0llh Ncsbltt, 3l5:.Vl.
, 1881-11-15
fdTENI'S.

NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ASSOC!A-
t!on sssarst ratfnts esssGt1 III l,tsnt ltt
s1Ists 1uuk vi lYtsnts" ftev. tItnlvs, u Ciafk.sL
NvQM II, EAicaxpt III, Hud III Est. NasaIuRtVn u. U
, 1881-11-15
COUNTY COl1t,n,.

TbN kaha,. =" NVUEI,
Juula ~, uofpnt case ot E.twjp itobe.ts n,
one se... "e''a ~as called xnd oout,pued for
Company ~ ~ n chse ot the Del. Hallway
~ ''' ". H!atchfosd and oth6ts. iutx-
, 1881-11-15

PROBATE COURT.
In tho ehtntc Ut John Buckingham, dccchaoh,
Kate NJ. Hneklnnhnsn WIS appointed cxucutrtx
under bond for fdu,lE0
, 1881-11-15

rno .uSlrFD STATES COURTS,
bll ye",.e. "escan lsoll Telephone Company filed
l+e .ns !, aKhtnst 1ohn i. Ice, Edward w.
u.tvW W x. I. 1oqh ,, y Murphy, to cujotu them from
, 1881-11-15

SE1rr. II, l8so.-tIup Nitters Co., Toronto;
bmye been nick for tho ptst SIX yenrs, suffering
trun dyspepsia aud EeiturAl weakness. hhve
scst thr0t h0ttles of Hop ilittera, ald they havc
done wHtllltrS for tnB. l ntl well and nblu 10
work, n.ld cut md sleep we'll. cannot say too
much for Hop l3ittors. alslDN ltttBNISs.
, 1881-11-15

!, as nst'toh Ut Mn. nlodRett for mandamug
in th'Nl ~. .ha Old reapln's hnmo 10 rcstt,re her
dI4lSi,tpss 10 the Institution, was yostcrtlny
d 9lii sm us,w tvT want of prosecution. Aud Mrs IT,
, 1881-11-15

GOEN WILL UUi a GOOD PAIR OF
tp--sJO W.,rk.horsus1 they aru venrs dill. darx
Mya. ute Atran GuHAy Inilt. hnve u.tnu heavy M,e,
aMnsl ns ..sSn w bas!nr.s a.a as ~ .H t,, ass g.:
thsy are wtFttl nnre nov. &hry uccluntEd ntd
ely LgukN{ wui h fur tlIA MD 3!yr rtI staf.
trial, They h1 ~eutI ut 4WHurh Frt%Atu stable
NJ. EAat ThIrteantlI.ss. GuxUv Michigan mud IN.
sIIal,antp Aun IN rhutHu II authorized ttI srli
, 1881-11-15

DlstV.ArE INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN
mathematics, lRtt1uu .1s, lsa al! brathe. taught
u schuoIs ild cuvYe cour.sx Aduress Il. TrLb1!s
, 1881-11-15

A GENTLEMAN lS COMl'El.LLD 10
III u anf .us5a!ss ts.s %s!!-tn.Mn M ~ m.fS;.,.s
.t,rins. VA VIII ns MaefaI.e n nTary rarsIculAr. viii
um,u4ate t!!iu Wilt sell her f.tr s!at shu sreh
BY fnnng .1!!us' he by ,l1d Ihns AlcIt ans MIR.
Rnn ille trut tree l..llA my t:u without
hta!!aIlnr hs!,sr than ::n Was ra{.st t. 1t While While
nnres IN tltu guuntrT. Als' ysrr ilnu rur Df blck
kokuk md sntMt Dnsv0mih hMrEeas nj quarter
yAluE, lHtt HhluAl1-Hy.
, 1881-11-15
FYH..tNELtf3..


4 t;OLl,SAIID, LOAN OFFICE, ~ EAST
-E1. Mndl.Gl-st. lliccuscta. Established l5r DlA.
Mloht bt,tkrr Ani bntou den!pr cnsl ,,ald fue old
Hnfl Ai'd silver hlnsEuHdS 1Rfls otc. etc Colorado
4 ny AMOUNTS LOANED ON FUR
n Iituto. pInt.,ls, IelI4neFy, ~ttlIunt
AI md tftllr cuaslriIIt. Itatas reustntbI1. ilusi
J,4lId 1L -'-
, 1881-11-15

E1Olt SALE-A LIGHT :!-llU1iSE TRUCK
II With taIu md shafts nly II, thres nDsstsa
Als. turtland cuttert truck Au1 g!lttur Htya
new. VIII bG sosd fur amy tetsonnelc ua1r. III
rrur uF III Slut6-bt
, 1881-11-15

INSTR UCIION.
EuTlOS-SAMUEL XAVIER
IL tcacher of a,osulnn sn1 t!EatsM.te a5s Evening
rIuxsn1 kuAuI u Central Ao4lE-tt ttAlt
, 1881-11-15

DERSON.AI. = If S. il. COALE, F0lt-
@yFy # is:t!u a ;,.lIy. vi wsIts sa, "r e1 HIN, ="
Nj. Iii WashtIiHlutt.st. hu vii hear Ut nnter
ttMt viii ba ut HFe4t AuAsHt III liItl.
Observation-Disclosures 3NI)-AN M
L pt,r&umt Iu,sur fur you In ChtcaEu rust-unicu.
On car sAfgty tAti nF auud tor IL. II. ". u.
, 1881-11-15

EON SALE-Ol[1O-ST., NEAR DEAR
IL burn-af,, threu-stury and bastniunt netnHun.
ir1nt brick hDust, H.: SI4uSst3S & ~,
k.1t t.nfl fl,,.st
, 1881-11-15

BUSINESS PERSONALS.
DEIlSUS.AI-FAIltI3 HALL. OW-
l. t1iu to cttruDs lHuss " IhB uusl III M&ul nntuFe.
my iseluts ts tlustnoHta to heAt 1urStaf- l'E st
, 1881-11-15

TNOH SALE-WESTElsN-A ..
u stosy tra.nc house. 10 srst M s9fn1r @ Wlc.x st.
tugAp. J. II WHITE, tU.
huuM I. VI Clurk-st
11ON SAI4E--a10 FEET ON AifCilEll-AV.
W VI I1atnn uaassy..s, With t;w,,.snsy brick
+. n. nttAGt1 4 tn. rs Wash!nHlul'st-
, 1881-11-15

DOR SALE-A SECONDHAND TOI'
Il buggy cheau. Addrans u ~ Tribune once.
lj1OH SALE-A FINE HORSE AND A.
II l!de.bnr tol, h,s1y. sExchKnEs.pIace.
IyUK SALE-TltREE Light HORSES.
IL cl,eAp. a. Mcl}uSA!.n, Stt Nh sauth Deh.
, 1881-11-15

- I-l1k11SE4tN 4lN 1.11s -.
nAHrNEK WANTED 49, Will saa.tW
il rash, t. taku an Interest In misunderstanding ttsl.
IiVss. THIS E,aIs ,uunnaelursu llRf0 nIt ls!MsnAlu
datuId ni,d said ~ manufacturers a'a wi"luaaie
ieas h4a ~ per teAt pvF sn',ntn Euassa1esa rsranSf
iHtorvioW uiIy. udl1s.s IT, lttb1ns ntteo.
ITASTEl)-r,ARTNEK = WITH S5,NO
Nv ur {itlJ in manufacturing business tlfrNly "a
ta1tlsh0Ii GoniI4lunt ~ luku chnFte ~ e.U.A
anu WI ~ tlpsAAn In 1ou1 AHa shuv tt10A, hadstxs
u ~ 1rIluhu u3leV.
, 1881-11-15

FI,O EXCllANGE-AlIl.i.S IN ILLINOIS
unt Wis&sInAlh 3nr tltY or cHuMlFy prupestT.
,TUallIhsUN, u MetronntttiH floGE.
, 1881-11-15

I1Olt SALE-EAls LOAD OF MULES,
y weight from l.UD to l'aM Corner Iaylor-s1. and
, 1881-11-15

'AIONEI TO LOAN On CHICAGO
4t1 Ev,t estate lN sunis nki1 900 u {tkluD
HENRY wt1.1.1:tt Ill.,.
, 1881-11-15

1ITANTED--ALL PEOPLE WHO WISH
w IL GDrTew HsunEy u.l city ToAl DstItu ut lowust
rites 70 ehIl on U.s. ultEl NEhAuM soSs, :: Uoat-
, 1881-11-15

11E ENI'S WANTED.
II will ~ u U " Gr,lIlFut very lucrative lusl-
NUS. IhvustXate. IT. stata'AL. uLUyEN \ Cu,
, 1881-11-15

Ti,Oli SAl.E-WAliASll-Ay., l0o FEEL.
ai,ca Pruperty; rleab. !, l., WHITE Il To-, Nuon.
, 1881-11-15

TvOll SAI.E-WEST ADAAtS-YF.-TWO-
u story franc housus, ttxl4i feAL 70 N!iay, north
front, J, L. WHITE N1:I.,
ltuu1u I, VI CtHrk-1k
, 1881-11-15

1ION SAl.E- -WALWOliTI COUNTY,
ncre: TOAli.lNst,A. Ma.IupuLllan l!l1ek:
, 1881-11-15

4{tO 00(l To LOAN MONEY
.pOU.OOO In sahIs q sla.O ana upw'.r,ls
lru IL yrNFs Ut pSr cutlt, III tlil'g!,vrI pI1urty
Ii took Et.itY: nj delay. Li:Wls AKNUi't, lluuius
nM11d = 1inrcIt nltt.t. ~ ltnhl.lt,h.kt.
, 1881-11-15

1MI1l HA1.E-CIjTTA{fE NEAR Ft'flIr
i nnn !rnutfuI rnt:nun n r.na :slte.l r,.pt,s.
.eent'.:s i',ar ssafr, zl, Krnt. nacr!Itnt aruin.
prize. Vprs. nil,..ffth tts DaIac" n t1,ls litnU.
TtHtMAS HtAStAN. ~ ~ H. ktrf,tt 4 ta.'s, 10
1iN)tt SAl.E-ltu ACRES On CALUMET
ltNn k1nck. 49, - =
, 1881-11-15

1TOllSES WlSTEKED AT n)WSElt'S
.11 Drnvc. Ten years city r+!srsncHs: liur,es
with curl1, quarter E0I.uclclt 5RGt. ctc..
lrttlrA ut sislnIl charge br experienced yHsufury
VIII. In chMrsun nf the stable sa.t Eltthl 10 FIXED
, 1881-11-15

A Ill TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
who wlsh Il, sell ya4I-r oEaikltIlx, esFpvax, hl,d
Gs4lnI Wi VOL! py .snsna uss1s q T. ttetsclyl
Ihef aavF In The Ully dunt sv!t yvur ellIh
MX hs ~ {uu sst un offer tts,!A H. - As IltR
HGllEl+ Nst19ubvr lAH nunbest T1 ktat1-tt
, 1881-11-15

T1OIl SALE-l.M FEET On WASllfNti-
E ton boulevard, uust Of CIfurntu.nv.. Ut II bur.
ntt1i. HENAt NAti.Elk Ilt..
, 1881-11-15

1NANTEl,-.sN Experienced CAN.
" represent " lftI- AlhttT of tu.rst.Ity
n.h AM. itAt ~! "!l.! ceInnt work i'y tIH
author NJ ''1ihls Mn.,uHt." lIil S!Alluard hook
lI.tUtWUr, 3fst tssttC-ht.
, 1881-11-15

'G7Utt S.AI.E--A Bl.UCk ON TWENTY
q tlth.st., .iUx:Iu, .u'ttb1e for lursn tactnry.
HOUR Chutl,, l9rua bu!litE In on luxe. nnrth n
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-08-06
The Comets.

The Washington Star has had in
terviews with the astronomers OF
the Naval Observatory, who say
that there are three comets now Wis
ible. Encke's comet is the latest
arrival. Its position is given in the
Ephemeris as right ascension "A de-
grees 80 minutes, declinatiOn north
25 degrees 48 minutes. That will
bring it up just a little north of the
pleiades.
"Will it become visible to the
naked eye ?" inquired the reporter.
"It does become visible some
times. L should not wonder if
along about the middle of October
you will be able to see it. This lit
tie comet will travel north quite
fast, reaching its most northerly
point, "a degrees Sc minutes on the
26th of September. Its perihelion
passage will be about November 15,
and it will be nearest the earth
about October IL. 1t is now 174,-
100000 miles from the sun and 167, :
600, 900 from the earth. At its peri
helion it will be about $4,000, 900
from the sum-"
Comet "C' is becoming brighter
every morning, and the astrono-
mers think it would be visible to
the naked eye now if it was not so
near the horizon. The old comet
"B'' is fast travelling south. 1t is
still an interesting object in the
evening sky. No special observa-
ton will be made of Encke's comet
for several days. 1t is regarded
with great interest by the astrono-
mers on account of its gradually
shortening period, which is consid-
cred as proof of Encke's theory that
there is a medium in space.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-08-06
The sunny Side of Foil.

A. x. Mcclure writes as follows !:
Take the sunny side of toll. 1t is
made the inheritance of all, by q
law that is universal and inexora-
BILE, and that fearfully avenges its
violation. 1t is the command of
God, and like all His mandates is
wise and merciful. Do not grieve
because others seem more favored
than yourself, for such appearances
are often terribly deceptive. With
all the varied cares and duties and
strange inequalities of life, we are
largely, if not wholly nodded by
our efforts, and sunshine or shad-
oWs will predominant as we may
decide for ourselves. How often
the child of toll envies the lot of his
fellow, born to fortune and luxury
but it is cruel mistake. The Sc
verest toll of life is to labor at moth
ing and for nothing. 1t is the one
type of toll that has no cOinpensa-
ton, and it is the most tiresome and
eXhausting of employments. OF all
ordinary lives that of the idler is
the saddest. 1t is ordered that la
Dor and content shall go hand in
hand andin all the experience of
recorded civilizations, there has
been no departure from toll with
out decay and sorrow. There may
be great grief mingled with. exact.
ing or unrequited labor, but peace
and content are utter strangers TO
the indolent. 1t isnot only the law
of individuals, but it is also the law
of nations. Even the galley slave
enjoys the luxury of rest, and his
course diet is made grateful by
the hunger that Labor quicilens
while the banquetof luXUry pals
upon the taste, and sleep and rest
flee from the miserable idler. 1t
was a king, in The midst of all the
plenty of wealth and power, who
cried: so sleep! 0 gentle sleep
Natures soft muse, how have
frightened thee ?" Our great rail
way and bonanza kings OF to-day
would value at millions the sweet
rest enjoyed by the laborer OF your
mountains, and what would they
not give for the relisn of the hod
carrier at his frugal meal? And all
the rich promises of life are to the
sons and daughters of toll. The
shop and the field are the'cradles Of
men, while the hotbeds Of idleness
and luxury give only mockeries of
men and women to dawdle through
aimleSs and useless lives andzt to
leave behind more helpless children
than themselves. Turn to the men
of distinction in the field or forum,
in science, literature or arr. and on
ly the tOilers of the world are there.
Fortune or famine may now aud
then grasp the hOnors which belong
to the more deserving, but they
turn to ashes when thus gained. and
end in humiliation if not disgrace.
What ever be your lot, know that it
has a sunny side, unless you are
i'm the gloom of idleness.
For every other cloud there is a sill
yer lining, and toll is one fountain
from which wells up the countless
streams of ha ppiness.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-08-06

THE Clarksville correspondent of
the COurier-J ournal says of the Ten
nessee debt question:
The coupon feature is the WiSeSt
provision in the 1908 compromise.
1t sticks higher in the outlets of the
repudiationists than the entire bal
lance of the bill. But for that one
feature, Tennessee would be dragged
down into dishOnor at every meet
ing of the legislature where the re-
pudiators could secure the ascenden-
cy. The question is now being de-
bated over the entire state whether
or not the supreme court, to which
the repudiators have taken an ap-
peal, will have the backbone to de-
eide this question upon its merits.
Some say that, as the supreme court
is elected by the people, the fear of
the loss of votes at the next election
for supreme judges may have the
effect to make these supreme eX-
Founders of the law trenble in their
boots. The supreme court of Ten
neSsee is composed of men of the
strictest integrity and fine legal ac-
umen. 1t is folly to suppose that
that body could in any way be in
timidated by the threats of mob.
But tire past experiences of tho hon.
est people of Tennessee, whose men,
high in position, have been seen TO
dodge the state debt question and
to go through the disgusting prac-
tice of trying to get on both sides of
the fence at the same time, has led
10 10
we trust ?" There are, therefore,
great doubts in the minds of some
as to the question being decided be-
fore another state election. Should
such thing happen, God pity Ten
nessee and her people. Another
such canvass as the last would bring
a stigma upon the state that time
could never bolt out.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-08-06
WHOLE NO. 1883.
The Loeal Paper.
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appearance of its paper? And. its
youth or its age can as we'll be de.
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stands up for your rights you al
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