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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-08-02
m WILLIAAIS
For Trustee and Tar Collector

an candidate for the once o. County Court Carl
az tie ensuing August election e-
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PERSONS WHO CANNOT GO TO THE SHOW
OR BALL ROOM.

PERSONS WHO CANNOT GO TO THE SHOW
OR BALL ROOM.
/. The sick, who are not able to leave
home.
2. Tue poor, who have nothing to eat
or wear, except as obtained by daily
toll.
8. Members of the Church, who still
have regard for solemn obligations
and for integrity of moral character.
4. Ministers of the gospel and officials
In the Church, who are regarded as
bearers in religion.
8. True penitents, who are now seek
ing forgiveness for sin.
If these all stay away from such
places and do all they can to keep the
children and young people away much
trouble and sorrow will be avoided.
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GEORGE :. CROUCH
Ohm w. MORRIS

tut Asestse"
We are authorized and requested TO announces
the name Of
JOHN W. MORRIS
az candidate for the once Of Register OF Ham
bIsn county At the ensuing August election.
We are authorized aud requested to announce
+. :. MCCRARY
aaa candidate for the once Of Register q Ham
blsn county, At the ensuing August election
We are authorized and requested TO GnaOunes
the name %
Z. G.. BRUCE,
A. a candidate for the once Of Register % Ham
blen county ~ the ensuing August eltetioh-
We are authorized and requested to ERnOunss
the name %
PETER ALLEN
A n candidate Tor the once o. Register OF Ham
bIau county. Election nrst Thursday IN August
lss2.
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Money made by buying Gem fruit
jars, at Armltage Bros.
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Big bargains in lamp goods, at Armi-
tage Bros. Come and see and be con.
yinced
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Ladies and all sufferers from neural
gia, hysteria, and kindred complaints,
will find without a rival Browns Iron
Bitters.
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We are authorized aud reilee"Ssd ~
WV Z. W. JONES
a. candidate for the once Of County Court ClsrE
- ususiIeu county % the ensuing August else
tion.
We are aufh0riEsd and re4usstsd TO announce
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EUr tNFctu JcAFt ITFN.
". ar, authorized and requested 10 announce
the name %
w. G.. READ
- = candidate fIr Circuit Court Clerk Of HAnblsn
county a. ths ensuing August election
W. are authorized and requested TO announce
GEORGE :. CROUCH
al A candidate for the Of8ce u Circuit Court Clark
90 HAmblen county, ~ the ensuing August cleo
NFu~4
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JAS. f. THOMPSON
For Circuit court Clerk:

ma A. candidate for the once o. Trustee and Tax
Collector OF HAmblen county ~ the ensuing
aIertfnu. w.
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A = candidate for the once Of Trustee and Tax
Collectur % HAnibien county, a. the ensuing Aug
~ sle-tion- june l4-tde
We are authorized and requested 10 announce
a - -
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lcommunieated to the Morristown Gazette


Communicated to the Morristown Gazettel
Lead us not into temptation but de-
liver US from evil" When the children
OF the Sunday School are taught to pray
as above, is it possible for kind father
or loving mother to lead them into
show or ball room?
The Methodist Discipline forbids
taking such diversions as cannot be
used in the name of the Lord jesus"
and every member of that communion
has promised to ''be subject to the dis
cipline of the Church, attend upon its
ordinances and support its Institutions"
How can Methodist consistently at
tend the ball room, the theatre or the
circus
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We Hrs authorized aud requested to annoan
a. n McCLISTER
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aug 2.-2t.
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We are authorized and requested to EunOun
the uarua Of
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-30
Stcaycd.

CITHAYED-One bay mare, sixteen hands
- hiEu about twelve wears old, saddle marks,
shoe all rounu, no brand. Owner ran have ami
nal by proving property. A. i lIardic, CARROLL
ton. Texas mat
IaEen up by ) ;. Myers aud estmyed beiOIs
W NJ Edwards, J. p. March p, 1852, one i1' n
gray mare about years old about y hand 9
high branded on LEFT hip b L. one brown
mare. about years old, about 10 hands high,
branded on the left hip D l.. aud one sorrel
mare, about 4 years old, about II hands high,
and branded b q on LET hip and b q under
the other brand value 5000.
J. b HalOuk esrays before w. NJ Edwards,
five horses. one lik hands high; white in face;
left hind foot white: saddle mark: 10 years old;
branded on left shoulder. One iron gray mare,
about II hands high, I years old; branded on
left shoulder NJ One iron gray mare, about
II hands high. year. old. brand ON left shout
der Undesirable. an 4 ON LEFT side near girth
One gray horse, about Is hands high. about y
wears old: branded p on right shoulder. One
bay horse. about Is hands high; no brands
Taken up by David Eryine and estraycd be-
fore T B0wens J. r., February u, lss2, one
light sorrcl marc. with white star iu foreheed
about u - hands high and about5 years old
shnd ON fore feet: value $50 On.
Taken up by T. J. MINIS. and estraycd before
J. X. Blewctt J. 7, March 3 ls,2 one bay
horse pony about year old. about "a hands
high. star in forehead. white snip on nose and
indestinct brand on len shoulder value e21o0
Taken mp by x. " Combs aud cstrayed before
Geo Robertson. r.. February - iss2 one hay
horse. about 10 10 hands high years old. hald
face. st0o king lefs branded = " ON left sh0ul-
der. and " on left thigh. value s7e00.
TaFen ~ bv J. D. McAdams and estrrvcd be-
fore j A Lindsay. 7. r.. March 9Th. lss1 one
mare. 10 - hands high. brand iudescrl hahle On
lei shoulder c0'or brown bay, three white feet
blaze face, or year. old; value 81 o.
Taken IN hv John Donovan and estraycd he
fore W n Edwards J. r., March 18th, lss2, one
iron gray mare. about % hands high and about
years odd brand indescribable on len shoul-
Far- ra1un a.. n0
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Corsicana.
Special to the Herald.


CoRsIcANA, March 25.-Mr. James Far
.rar, -os Ellis county, purchased this week
from Beeman Bros their entire herd 9;
stock with the exception of aboat ooo mead,
the sale amounting to over $40, OO0, II peihe
the largest sale Of the kind ever transph! ng
in this county. ;.
The revival meetings at the Methodist
church are being largely attended, and
great interest IS being manifested among
the unredeemed, twenty to thirty going
forward each evening for prayers. The
Rev. DIR. Johns, of Galveston, editor of the
Christian Advocate, breaches at the church
tonight The Holiness band, not to be out
done in the good cause, are holding thell
open-air meetings at night on the street
corners.
The sisters of the convent of the
Sacred Heart narrowly missed being duped
by two travelling Italians, who promised
for $40 to triple plate their candlesticks and
crucifx. On their being returned, they
doubtful of the durability of the plate
| took it down to be tested by experts, upon
which it was found to be but thin nitrate
of mercury wash. The fellows were warned
by the police to desist from further tricks.
'CoRsIcANA, March pa new schedule
and time table will go into effect on the
Texas & st. Louis railway mex. Sunday, and
an accommodation train will be put on be
tween this place and Waco, leaving here al
7:2O a. m. and returning at 7:2O p; m.
Peter Taredevaill, an old French gardener
of this place, through too much excitement
on spiritualism, has been adjudged insane
by our county judge and put in jail,
Business is very dull, owing to the farmers
being so busily engaged planting. larger
acreage than ever before is being put in,
| and the finest stand of volunteer oats ever
harvested is now we'll assured. Cotton
planting is we'll along, and our people look
forward to heavy crop in every portion Of
our county.
A norther blowing this evening, blu
hardly cool enough to FROST
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san Antonio.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald
SAN ANTONIO, March 25.-At $3.50 thi
morning a fire was discovered in August
Bieserbach's hardware store, and eXtln'
gnished by the hose section few minutes
after. The building was saved, but the
stock was damaged to the extent OF $4,000
fully insured.
Alexander Campbell, just in from Dolores
mining district Chihuahua, Mexico, re-
ports that the Apache Indians, under
Chief Gueas, are still in the Sierra Madras,
near Dolores. =. ,,.,
Governor rerazas, of Chihuahua, is fitting
out a new expedition against them.
SAN ANTONIO, March 2S.-Two wood
choppers u few miles west of here fell-ont
about an axe, when one seized a heavy rock
and struck the other over the head, causing
DEATH The man killed was named Co
burn.
An Eagle Pass special to-day says, Mex
lean merchants OF the state of Coahulla orig
inally, are making serious complaints about
the high tax on entries. They were recent
ly requested to pay additionally heavy
license tax. 1t is thought they may refuse
this, which would cause trouble. The
United States authorities are determined to
enforce the law.
1t is reported from Lampasas, Mexico,
that most of the grading forces of the Mex
lean National are returning TO the Rio
Grande and will change to The Information
AL Lack of funds is assigned as thecause Tor
making the change.
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brentwood.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
BRowNwooD, March 2s.-In the district
court to-day the case of the State VS.. H.
Kindling came up and resulted in the de-
PENDANT being sentenced to the peniten
tiary for four years. The case attracted a
great deal of attention on account of the
defendant being one of the leading grocery
merchants in this place. The state made
out very strong case, and the jury after
being out only about an hour returned
verdict Of guilty. The facts developed in
the case were that Kindling stole in the
neighborhood OF $3.50 from the dead body
of @. H. Hentschel, a furniture dealer OF
this Mace, who died in November, 1850.
Deputies casters and o, Had, of Lam
pasas, arrived here last night with one
Jessie Ratlif, who is wanted here for horse
stealing in this county. He was sentenced
for five years in San Saba county for the
same offense.
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Georgia has several sons bearlng Ihe cOIn'
missions of other states to this high work
Mississippi is indebted TO her for both sena'
tors. Among the others is Olin Wellbornn
Of Texas, who came into this congress with
bigger majority than anybOdy-a splen'
did endorsement from the Texas district he
represented well once before. Wellborn ];
one Of the most striking figures among
the three hundred on the floor. His head
Is noticeakly Websterian in shape, particu.
larly in the broad, high brow. His speech
on the apportlonment bill commanded as
perfect attention as any that was made. II
did him credit in matter and manner. he
enjoys a great personal popularity among
the members, and that Is a power for any
man in congress.-l Washington Cor. At
laDta Constitution.
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JacksborO.
special to the HeralI

special 10 llle ieTdlu.
JAcKsBoRo, March 27.-Particulars OF
dastardly murder committed in Archer
county, twenty-seven miles northwest, o.
Iacksboro, have just been received W.
w. Parks, who is wanted by the United
States authorities for running moonshine
distillery, bore grudge against a good CHI
zen named lookout, who, some time, since
loaned Parks 800, and was compelled to
levy on Parks cattle to recover the money
the court. On the night of the 25th inst,
Parks, who is about so years of age, ac;,
companied by his son, Theodore, aged
about %, and youth named Bowles, called
at Bookouts rancho on the pretence OF OBJ
tanning food and shelter. In response, 10
their calls lookout came to. his door, when
he was Immediately shot and killed. The
assassins are still at large, but liberal re
ward is offered and strong efforts Will be
made to effect their capture.
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Special to the Herald.

opeCldl W tHe lSidiu'
Fort WORTH, March 27.-S.B Dorsey from
Kansas,..to buy cattle, had 500 in money
stolen from him last night at the House o.
Peers. He is of the firm of Campbell d
Dorsey, who suffered heavy loss by rob
berry committed in the nation last week
the particulars of which have been pub
lished in the HERALD.
Five transfers of real estate were recorded
to-day, amounting to Sl,9l5.
Nine cases were tried in the mayors
court for minor offenses this morning. To-
tai fines imposed, $22.
Fort WORTH, March &c. Adams gro
cery store was burglarized last night.
About 81 800 worth of tobacco and snuil
were stolen.
f. Copeland, from near Be dford, was ad-
Judged insane on yesterday by jury.
Gas-pipes are being laid to the depot.
A Joint freight depot is being built by the
Missouri Pacific and Fort Worth IL Denver
railroads on the site of the old Missouri
Pacific depot.
The remainder of the FELTON, stock Of
goods was sold to-day by Deputy United
States Marshal Woody for $3.50.
A number of candidates for aldermanlC
honors spoke at the courthouse tonight:
The race for mayor Is destined to be
quite lively.
Some tobacco and canned goods were
found in the Santa Fe depot to-day. They
are unclaimed.
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The new combination of Smart Weed and
Belladonna, as used in Carter's Backache
Pasters has proved to be one of the best
that could be made. Try one OF those pop
ular plasters in any case Of weak or lame
back backache, rheumatism, neuralgia,
soreness of the chest or lungs, etc, and you
will be surprised and pleased by the prompt
relief. In bad cases Of chronic dyspepsia, q
plaster over the pit of the stomach stops
The pain at once, Ask for Carter's Smart
Weed and Belladonna Backache Plasters.
Price 25 cents.
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Mr.. Robert McNealy, Hagerstown, Mary
land writes. Il was reduced TO living skel-
eton bv distressful ailments that completely
exhausted me Of all vitality. All the organs
of my bOdy-lungs, liver, kidneys, heart,
sight, hearing, brain, nerves, etc.--we-e IN
disorder. and each gave me trouble IN a
greater OF less degree. ! dOctOred for kid
new complaint and dyspepsia; took con
! vafrl Efforts 70 find relief Mr.. Wells, in
Morris drugstore. told me 20 try Brown
Iron Bitters. Two bottles have made me
Tel Ike a new person, and j believe i an
uremafurely cured Ofall mydistress. i weigh
twentv-fOur pounds more now than 4 die a
rurrfh nrr p
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town attended The funeral, which was The
largest ever seen In this place,
Farmers are utilizing all available loroe
In tIelr Efforts ~ catch ~ with the season
and In consequence our streets nre nehfly
deserted, but prospects Vt u lull crop cause
farmers aud merchants allie, ~ wear
cheerful and cOntented cOuntcnnnces,
The fruit crop Of this season promises 10
be unusually large. --,....
A llght rain fell yesterday morning,
greatly refreshing the rapidly growing veg
citation,
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Big Springs.
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
BIG SPRINGS, March 27.-Abodt ten days
since six negro convicts escaped from
gang working for the Texas & Pacific 9ul
west, killing one guard. They robbed q
camp on the Texas & Pacific, and secured
arms, rations, and civilians clothing. Two
made their way safely to Mexico, and the
other four travelled east along the road, pur'
sued by Captain McMurray's, rangers
they broke into several section-houses for
rations Saturday the sergeant came upon
them lying in the brush near the roadway
and ordered them to hold up their hands
They ran off, and two were killed and the
other two captured.
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spoclnl TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
MARSHALL, Morch 25.--'fhe dedlcatory
services OF Bishops Baptist col lego last
night we're ofa very impressive and interest
Ing character. The singing was by the choir,
address of welcome and reading OF the
scriptures by DR.. CaIver, the president
prayer by Dr. Clemmons. DR.. Marston
read an interesting paper, giving the MS
tory of the institution. Twenty-Five thou;
sand dollars have already been expended
on the grounds and buildings. The
new college building is grand
and imposing structure, GO by 10 feet
three stories high, with mansard roof. This
building is intended for males, and n SINH
lar one is to be built for females. Many
prominent citizens were present Profess
sor Hogg and others being called on, made
appropriate addresses. The chapel IN
which the services were held was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and paintings.
The music was charming.
MARSHALL, March 1.-THE primary elec-
ton resulted as follows: For mayor, a. Il.
Starr-no opposition; l.. W. Lloyd, alder
man from the first ward. George Rams
defeated Major James Turner for alderman
in the second and NJ. II; Gesr, 7. I. Dung
in the third ward. Little interest was
manifested and small vote was polled.
General w. p. Lane is informed by the
officers of the Texas Il Pacific and Inter
national & Great Northern railroads that
old veterans will be passed over their
roads by presenting their certificates OF
membership, properly authenticated, to
train conductors.
A stiff north wind is blowing.
MARSHALL, March 2S.-F. Il. Williams,
attorney-at-law and press correspondent,
has instituted suit against Jennings Bros,
for damages, viz $4,000 for damages of a
private character, $4,000 as a professional
and business man, and $4,000 as press
correspondent. Williams claims that Jen-
nings Bros. slandered him through their
paper. the Messenger.
A grand marriage is on the tapis in Jeffer;,
son. Tomorrow evening David Turk and
Miss Esta Lowenstine will be married. DIR.
Hass of Shreveport, will perform the cere-
mony. Many of our citizens will attend.
The weather is delightful.
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Palestine.
Special 70 The Herald.

Special 70 The Herald
PAIEsrTxE, March . The United States
signal service station here was to-day taken
charge Of By Sergeant Fedem, who comes
from Nashville, Tennessee, replacing Gap
tain Mcfarland. who returns north.
Superintendent Herrin notifies all en-
plOyes Of the International that hereafter
when they desire 70 travel over the line
when not sent BY NE company, they VII
be furnished tickets 81 one cent per mile,
on the Recommendation Of the chief Of their
department. This il good news Tor the
men aud their families
Mavor Evans. president Of the Iuterna-
fi0nal Land company. accompanied By bis
family. went north tonight.
The ualatial mansion q Colonel Cham
hers caught fire this evening, threatening
the entire neighb0rbood with destruction.
Captain Thomas Doncghoe and Deputy
Marshan Dexter were seriously injured
ahfle attempting 10 SITE the harnes- sam
Rollins I'll through the roof. carrying the
hoae With him. smashing q valuable piano
huf erenfualiy getting Water On the IRE. The
Pstrsrrrr. March 2s.-Dr. West. q lesd-
me rfreiciar here. uas nrrested today b.
flI1e-f rcWarus. charEed b Mis- Camp
So 80 s--.1er-r-frs 10 educ her from
fIIe mn 81 rlrffrousness- she nttaches -
fIer nfndarif numer0us letters WIT
zen angryruously - be- ~ tne
Deer utirh make srlcy reanlnE-
No srnnfnl frr q long tine has - stlrre1 %
ftIe COMMUNITY. The doctor has prnctl.ed
hsrs n or 80 families f1r ysHrs he
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Special to the Herald. :.

Special to the HerhIUl ~
DECATUR, March 26.-Delegates from the
stock meeting at Gainesville have returned,
and report an enjoyable time.
The Fort Worth & Denver railway is
within twelve miles OF town, and in ali
probability Decatur will have its first train
before the middle of April.
Farmers are well up with their work, and
indications point to a bountitul wheat
crop.
Prohibition is being warmly. discussed
here, The campaign was opened last night
Nv Colonel Booth, of the Decatur Tribune,
who madesan able speech in opposition to
prohibition measures.
A negro named Williams was shot last
night by an unknown man. The wound
is not dangerous.
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Calvert.
Calvert.
Snecial to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
CALVERT, March 27.-Married, at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, Mr.. M. Collat,
his daughter Jennie to Mr.. Phil f. Meyers
representing Hochstadter Bros, of New
York. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Meyer, under the canopy OF the
true Jewish religion, in our little city on
the evening of the Goth. 1t was without
any reservation the grandest wedding ever
celebrated in Calvert. The most elegant
supper, consisting of all that this and several
other markets could afford, wines of several
kinds, fruits and contectioneries in the
greatest abundance. The supper tables,
three in number, seated at least $50 persons,
and the evening passed pleasantly, The
happy couple started to New York city on
their bridal tour with farewell wishes Tor
their pleasure and happiness.
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Bryan.
Special to the Herald.

special 70 the Herald.
BRYAN, March 2.-Captain McLellan's
store was broken open Saturday night and
$50 stolen. NOolue to the burglars.
A Dickinson, a policeman, was accident
ally poisoned yesterday, by eating FISH which
had been caught with poisonous bait. Med
ical treatment preven ted serious results.
Mr.. Luther W Clark. county attorney
and correspondent Of the Galveston News,
has bought out the BrazOs Pilot. he
brings some experience 20 the work
Mr.. r. W. Smith, the retiring proprietor,
will engage in other business.
The superintendent Of public schools re-
ceived to-day a balance.0f 500, making
total Of 800 from the Peabody fund
Alice Oliver. q negro girl some u years Of
age. was accideutally drowned 10 tank
this afternoon She and Ada lnoer0ier,
aeed ~ years. and James Wilson, 10 years,
the latter two white. were IN a OOat
-0v-ing about. when the boat upset. james
swan 70 shore, and Ida, holding on 20 his
heel. was brought out
A norfher IL blowing.
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Abilene.


optCIHI 10 IIIV IIUIHIV'
ABILENE, March 25.-Miss May Egleston,
daughter of Mr.. T. A. Egleston, late OF
Columbus, Mississippi, died here too,Gay OF
tvnhoid fever. Her death was a sad loss to
he community, as she is a very interest
ing, beautiful and accomplished young
ladv. The father is now absent on a visit
TO his old home in Mississippi.
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The recent trial of the young socialist
Beaver Abortion in Paris ELECTED that,
hough he had shot at DIR. Meymar, the
m IN he really wanted to kill was Gambetta,
Nhom lie regarded as this chief of bour-
geois feudalism," whatever that may be.
As he could not get at Gambetta ard was
determined to shoot some one, he popped
at poor DIR. Meymar (who was not killed.
because he wore large foreign order The
exploit has entailen twenty years to reflect
on the crime in prison.
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lady IA moi parliouIafiy attractive nor very
votino, aud die Doctor IA old enough IA have
gfnnd.ohldren. Ne was released on bond
and denies all knowledge Of the letters,
and Insists that this Il matchmaking
scheme,