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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-04-11
rAYE RoUSR CL osED.

Please say 20 my patrons and the
travelling public that 90 account of the
small pox being 50 close to the Tate
House that have thought the safety of
my patrons as well M myself and fami ~
demand that the house be temporarily
closed, and thanking my patrons for
past faYoul, Il will now say that the
Tate House will not be opened until
all danger is past, when hope to see
them again Very respectfully,
sr .d INNS. K. d TATE.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-04-11
lsN4LLPOx TENNESSEE,

At a meeting of the State Board
of health, at Nashville, last week, to
devise ways and means to prevent
the spread ofsmallpox in Tennessee,
DIR. p. d. Sims made the following
report of smallpox in Chattanooga,
from January z, 1882, to April,
1888: Total number of cases, 685 ;
total number of deaths, 1886, as fol-
lows:
1882-January, l February, l
March, 3; April, none; May, IA;
June, 81; July, II; August, 8; Sep
TENDER, s; October, Is; November,
48; December, 102.
l883-January, IS; February, II;
March, 4. Total, S35.
The health officer of Davidson
county. of which Nashville is the
county seat, reported 50 cases of
smallpox outside the city limits
since February 1st These were
White, 80; colored, 81; adults, 29 ;
minors, So; males, 81; females, 81:
OF this number, % went to the hos
pital and SIS remained at home. OF
the So remaining at home, IL died
and "A recovered. Received at hos
pital since January l, 1883, 155
cases. These were: White, II,
coIered, LA. Adults, 70; minors,
So. Males, 75;. females, so. OF
this number, 81 died, 70 were dis
charged and 80 are still in hospital,
More cases were treated in hospital
during the last quarter than were
received during the entire year OF
1882, 1900 s.s. ,e.T
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-04-11

Patrick Taafe, q faithful employee
of Peter Cooper, when he heard OF
the philanthropist's death, said that
he was heart-brOken, and had lost
his best friend. On the following
morning he was found dead in his
chair. Taafe was forty-three years
old and unmarried. He had been
thirty years in the employ of Peter
Cooper.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-04-11
Very Well Put.

WHY do we defer until to morrow
what we should do to-day Why do
we neglect cough till it throws us in
to consumption and consumption brings
us to the graveP DR.. VIM, HALLS
BALSAM is sure to cure If taken in
season. 1t has never been known to
fail. Use it thoroughly according to
directions. Persevere till the disease is
conquered, as it is certain to he, even if
it should require dozen bottles. There
Is no better medicine for Pulmonary
disorders. Sold everywhere.
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TO THE PATRONS or NORRIS
TOWN MALE HTGH SCHOOL,.

Owing to the excitement which
prevails In the town with regard TO
smallpox, deem IL prudent TO suspend
the schoolfor Q or q weeks, until the ex
citement abates There will be notice
given when the work will be resumed
IL. ". DAVENPORT. Prin
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-04-11

The preacher in charge of the Morris
town circuit NJ. 4. Church, South. will
attend the regular appointments of the
circuit and preach when able, and re-
quests a full attendance OF churc,;
members. Meeting nc Liberty Hill
Sunday, April rs. 103 a. m, and al
Noes chapel at Sip, m. '. X, PAYNE.
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tor IL.
Col. Gregg is as far removed from
tricks that are shamefulas the readhead-
"a statesman Of ROCKVILLE is from be-
ing a real statesman That is a.safs dis
lance. BristOt Courier. 917sr taH
I The Courier ought to be more
christian-lilxe in its indignation. The
fact that Speaker Ledgerwood dis
appointed It's editor in the distribu-,
ton of legislative booty onght to be
forgiven and forgotten by itin view of
the fact That the Speakers favorite for
that booty now stands cheek by jowl
with the Courier in defending Col.
Gregg's strick, thus pouring Goals
of fire upon The 'incandesent- head
ed statesman" aforesaid and enab-
ling him acutely to realize
How sharper than serpent's tooth Il is.
To have thankless child.
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal In
iectOr free.
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SHILOH. COUGH and consumption
Cure is sold by US on a guarantee. Il
cures consumption.
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. Baker,s Pain Panacea

lis q real pain killer, and destroys pain,
whether Internal or external, whenever
used. Il has been q standard remedy
for the past thirty or forty. years.
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For lame Back, Side or Chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cts.
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\ Capt. E. N. Stuncil. Pinson. Tenn.
SAYS: II have found Browns Iron Bit
lers 20 be all that Is ciaimed--an invaiu-
able medicine.'
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SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of ssDyspep-
STA. Price 10 and rs cents per bottle.
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Celds yield to onions like magic, but
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is a still better
and by far more agreeable means OF
curing a Cold or Cough. You canlbuyl
a bottle for % cents at any drug store,
and we are sure 1t will do the work ev-
erV time. FHfE4f tf"t -
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
is the remedy for you.
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Mrs. Lou Flynn has almost anything
you can call for In the millinery line.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vital
.izer is guaranteed to cure you.
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Thirteen new cases of small pox
were reported at Nashville Satur-
day morning last. Fifty cases in
the pest house. The Main street
school, East End, is suspended. rs 6
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it,
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07
THE BOURBONS.

When Bon King, Chalmers. and
Bsidewell. got the sorehcads OF CO.
pioh county in convention, recently
they organized an independent
Greenback. R,publ can.amalgamation
Executive Committee, with the old
"Wah Hoss' AZ chairman, and when
the committee met with hurley old
Ben in the chair il was unanimous
~. IN.
Resolved, Ti.t this committee
shall, in the future, when speaking OF
the so.callcd Democratic party, use
the name vf Bourbon insteai Of Dem.
ocrat, as we consider the party an
imposition on tn @ name IL assumes.
Referring to this childish fashion
of making mouths atit' adversaries,
the Brandon Republican well says:
living loft the DEMOCRATIC party
because il did not consider them
worthy OF filing Offices OF homo: and
profit, and having affiliated with the
odds and ends OF all other parties,
croeds and RAGS in order to get in'o
rssitons, they now wish 70 change
tho pame of the party. They have
q right 10 name their own ill"glsi-
ma,o offspring, but they cant change
til, name Of tho party that JiG,rson
formol.-Vicksi u-g Herald.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07
TALKATIYENESS,

NJ. Miller has been member OF
the Legisl .ture, and was CONGO led 10
be tn, mot laxative man in the
House. Judge Ware, the Rcpub'i'
can candidate, stands n chance of be-
ing elected Vicksburg Post
Is it fair TO inter that becaus, Ne.
Millor was the most laxative man in
the Legislature, he stands chance
of being beaten all tue easier on TINT
account? II he talked well and 10
the point, and it is admitted that he
did. il strikes rs thu, hs should f,r
this reason DO harder to overcome
by his opponent, for it will DO re.
mombcred to his credit. j. DOES not
logically follow that becaus, Mr.. Mil
Ter was a ialkaiive member OF the
Legislature, Judge Wares chances
are likely to DO at oil improved thefc-
BIZ. No matter how much u man
,slks, 80 his disc,ur is sensible
and plea,ing 10 his audience, az Me
M,llers always was according to our
best information. -Yazoo III ,rald.
IfJidse Ware viii meet him on
tho stump, he viii find to hia sorrow
that Mr.. Miller talks mos. TOO we'll
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07
YVES NJ 49,, Sep. 3rd. 1883

WE.spS, NJ 49,, Sep. 3rd. 1883
Epir)R SIGvAL:
SEQ tie last issue OF tho Copiah.
an calls on the Mississippi Mills to
rise ADD explain the charges made
by tho B:ooihavon Lea ier Of the
week previous. 1. has bean stated on
good authority that tho Mills will
no! notice the atti,le. You know
that they are no! of tho kicd to
make blow about their gool daeds;
they certainly have their reward in
tho satisfaction Of having done their
du'y towards the cyclone sufferers.
They were untirinS in their efforts
10 alleviate the pains of the wound
cd, hous, the homeless, AMI bury
tho dead, and although their own
losses were from Is to 20 Thousand
do lars, besides in lirec! losses of as
much more by The st 'ppage OF the
Mills, loss OF help, naturalization Of
operatives, etc, they did MT sop
to N ,iler their own dam ,gao. until
they had done all that they could
do for the wounded. homelcss, aud
dead. The amount Of expense to &C.
complish this work, would have sum-
med up many times the amount OF
tho subscription thoy at first propos.
ed to give, but withdrew. because
they deemol best to 60 to work, and
give moro in way that would 10
more substantial, and do more good.
Thoy furnish he'd all the cotton neccs-
sary for the dressing OF. wounds
FREQ of charge. After tho organiza-
ton OF the Red Cross society, that
association bought lot Of cotton for
bedding. Tho Red Cross report
omitted to give credit for the MI.
mcrous fayors rendered by the Mills,
either iuadverh ntly, or intentionally,
out TINT does not alter the fact, thai
they did all that could be done, for
which we shall ever feel grateful.
A CYCLONE SUFFERER.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07
GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY
j. Il. SEXTON NOMINATED FOR SUPER
.yDoR-A DEMOCRATIC CLUE ORGAN

j. Il. SEXTON NOMINATED FOR SUFFER
.vrsoR-A DEMOCRATIC CLUE ORGAN
KEp-ESTuUsnsrrc STRETCHES.
On Tuesday last, the un!erriiied
Democracy OF B n; five mot at Crys-
tai Springs. for the purpose OF nom
mating Beat officers. Kendall Hall
was WILL filed with the intelligence
Of The nsighhorho, I'd by eleven
o'clock, when tho nomination OF
Beat off .ers was entered upon,
which resulted in tho nomination OF
J. Il. Sexton, for Supervisor, and
G j. Davis, aud G. j. Johnston for
Justices OF the Peace.
The meeting then I'd ,uraed 10
meet at two o'clock in tn, afternoon,
for tho purpose OF organizing O
Democratic cub, The Cliirmlu Of
the County ID IN rcra,ic Executive
Committee was called on aud made
q fow remarks on tho imp rance OF
organization. TIE club was then
formed by tho election Of Mr.. w. q.
Wilkinson, President; ID Il Jordon,
Vice President; Il. b. Mimi, and
W. 7. S Nth, S ,crttaries. ZOE names
enrolled on the list OF members.
ID ,ring the evening. DR.. Rowan
and Ne. Guyncs, candidates for rep
rcsentatives, Mr.. joe Bti'ey. and
Hon. II. n. Miller, candidate for
Distric. Attorney, made eloquent
addresses in bshslf of Democracy,
ard good government, which wcrO
received in q manner that showed
the people were in earnest.
Tie nomination OF NJ. y xtou is
cctiiniy good one; he is u slrouS
and popular man with the pcople,and
whea elected, will take great pleas.
ure in showing tho people how much
better Supervisor he will make than
Ike jones. Mr.. Wilkinson is the
right man in exactly tho right place,
nd with su,h q Loader, those true
and generous PEOPLE arc bound to
win.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07
THINK BEFORE YOU ACT.

Are the Taxpayers OF Cop'ah CO NJ
ty rea ly to turn their county aflsirs
over 10 Matthews AMI followers to be
run aud manipulated in their inter
CstY Tue moving spirit Of tho oppo-
sition cauyass is the same that II was
eight years ng,. Tao obieats and
purposes are tho same, though IN
some instances d:ffcreat mea have
been selected, through policy. to
carry out The designs, in the event
they are successful at the ballot box.
Is there any good reason why c,nn-
" affairs should change hands? Has
the Democratic patty in the Site or
in this county shown itself iucom-
petent, in any respect, to n capable
aud honr+t performance Of iti olh;ial
duties? II not, why should change
be malt? VINO interest will be
sutsorvcd by tho change? Certainly
uot the Interests Of the maj rity OF
the taxpayers. Tieso are matters
that should recsive the thoughtful
attention OF every taxpayer. as IN
individual. 1.-THE change should DO
made, it will certainly crafty tho
feelings of some parties. who imagine
they have been sighted aud over
looked, in some way, by tho Demo
cratic party, but is thata matter Of!
40 much importance, that an entire
chang in tho governmental officers
must be made, the party 10 POWER
turned out, and tho old Radical par
iy, though in a different form, rein
stated, ali this simply to crafty the
personal spleen of a few individu-
ais? Can the people at largo afford
such an experiment for such q little
purpose? Who is i. that complains
Of the Democracy? Only those who
covcs her power; and WHO is it thu,
denounce Democratic ollicerS? Olly
thoss who want the olli ,es for them
selves or iheir friends. Ii there be
any who honestly believe that the
opposition is capable tf managing
tho coan'y affairs in th, interest of
The people, lie: them refer 10 the
heads Of the present Board OF Super.
vis,rs. for in lhsn il thor co1dcm-
nation. Iu lis devJtions. tho Board
ought to adopt part Of tho common
prayer service, aud say: 1--WE left nm
done tho.s things which We oagh,
to have done, aud we have done
those things that we ought not to
have done, AMI there is no health in
u.s.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

An erroneous impression has gone
abroad that Pressell. tho old brute
was Innocent Of Tho crime for which
no was promptly hanged by the in
dignant citizens Of lssaquona county
This ia q mistake. There is M ques.
ton tina. he attempted the ousrnge
for which he was pat to doath, and
tho people who executed him have no
rrproachcs ~ n result of tlEoir action.
a reliable gentleman Of Issaquena
informs tho Herald that lie aticmp
ted similar outrage upon q little
negro girl on'ya short p,riod before
his death. Fortunately hi' fiandi'h
purpose was frustrated in both in.
stances, hui he richly deserved the
fato which overlook n.-Vicksburg
Herald.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07
THE STATE FAIR

The State Fair will open on Mon
day, October Goth. The building
md grounds will be in fiuo condition
aud the liberal premiums and racing
purses cann,t fail to induce lively
competition. and attract largo
crowds. We are requested by the
managers to say that the premiums
for corn, cotton and oat crops Of
1854, will be offered in due timo
None could be offered for this yoar.
rs tho A ,sociation was not organized
in time Clarion.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

Alter just nine weeks OF excruci.
a!ing suffering from the effects OF
gun.shot woands received at the
bands Of Dewitt Rollins in the
Southeastern portion Of this county,
June 2Srd. DR.. VIM. Weather.by
died last Saturday morning at the
residence Of De- Cowart. where no
had lain since the night he was shot.
-Brookhaveu Leader.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07
COplAh pEMocRATlCTlCKET

For District Aaorney-9.h District
Il n. MILLER Of Copish.
Fur State Scnator--29th District.
Il. \ DICKSON, OF Simpson
For the Legislature:
a, Il. GUYNES;
DR.. f.. \. ROWAN,
For Sheriff.
TT. HARGRAVE;
For Charcery Clerk;
G +. WOLFE;
For Circuit Clerk
T.. w. BROWN;
For Treasurer.
Il. W. MlLLSAPS,
For Assessor.
C ID. RHYMES;
For Surveyor.
4 F. KlLPATRICK;
For Coroner AID Ranger,
DC. WOODS;
Supervisor Be,, one,
JOEL LILLY.
Justice OF the Pace, Beat i,
G. ID. LOWE.
For Constable.
s q. KENT;
For Supervisor, Beat 2,
w. +. PRICE.
For Supervisor, beat 3.
j. +. SEXrON.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07
FRANKLIN, JEFFERSON AND
LINCOLN.

Hon. j. j. Whitney, the faithful
aud intelligent Representative oil
Jefferson county in tho last Legisla'
ture, will DO nominated by acclama'
ton for the Senate, for the District
composed Jefferson and Franklin;
and I. A. Magee, who 30 ably repro
scented the District in tho last sss
sion Is the nominee OF franklin fol
the Ucusc.-Clarion.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

On Monday. whilo Mrs. Annie
Coughlin was proceeding to the Will
son Railroad camps twenty-five
miles east OF Eiwards and when des-
cending a hill, the coup'ing-pin OF
tho wagon in which she was seated
broke and the wagon started down
the hill, throwing the lady out OF,
and falling on her, crushed her to
death. Her sous had q cub contract
on the Wilson Railroad.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07
TARRED AND FEATHERED

L9y'ngt' n Alich.) SlecIal.
William G.. Fa:rwood, whit,
man. married colorod girl at
Sand B ach a week ago. He
has been employed here and this vic
Unity for tho past Fix weeks. Lsst
night party OF our citizens--all
good RepubIi.aps--.ook him from
the bridal chamber in the negro
quarters and treated him to \ coat
of tor and feathers, and gave him q
free rnssag, on q rail out OF the cor.
pora!ion. The last seen OF him he
was taking Horace Greeley's advice
and going west" helped along by
email stoi CO, &C.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

On last Friday night tho steam
saw mill o! the Day brothers, situa-
ted about 2 miles west Of town, was
destroyed by fire. This is tho second
time tho,o gentlemen have been
burnt out the present year, and the
5th time altogether in tho last few
years. This last fro has 30 crippled
them finai cially, we learn, that they
will MT be ablo to resume business.
They have had hard luck.-Brook-
hayun Leader.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

The Carrolton Conservative tells
Of little girl, who, while sitting on
a table. playing with a hand.saw
file, fell of, and in somo manner the
sharp end Of the file pierced her
skull, and in a fow hours produced
death.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

Ga aud after the first day OF next
oc,ober, tho rate Of postage on do
nestle mail matter Of tho first class
will be reduced from three to two
cents per halr-ounce or fraction there
OF. The new two cent stamp will
cont lin the had Of Washington in
profile, with the words "United
S ates postage" above aud 1.-TWO
cents" below, all printed in metallic
red.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

The Illinois Central has not pur.
chased the Mississippi and Tonnes.
sec railroad. Col. Clarke says he
can build road to Memphis for less
than tho price asked.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

Raw. W. E Ballard, who has
been in charge Of the Methodist
church at Port Gibson. has been cho-
son principal Of the high school at
Lexington.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07
KILLED IN A CHURCH.

A Galveston dispatch of tho Isl.
says at a town in Lagos, in Mexico a
few days ago, whilo services wcrs
being held in the principal church,
there was o severe thunder storm, ,
daring which lightning struck the
building, killing the priest. foar wo-
men and littlo girl.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

Charles Francis Adams, Jr. has
declined to seek the Republican nomi.
nation for Governor OF Massachusetts,
this year beciuso he wants Henry. l.
Pierce to tackle B1tler.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

An explosion occurred in tho Pratt
mines in Birmingham, Ala, on last
Saturday, which resulted in the
death Of two mon and the wounding
of two others.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

The convention to nominate q
floater for Jefferson and Lincoln
counties met at Union church last
Saturday. After two hundred bal
lots tho dead lock between Mcssrs
Byrd, Hicks. and Batter. tho nime
of Capt. r. r Applowhite WAS pre-.
scnted, aud he was nominated.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

We learned while in Crystal
Springs, that q large number of vo-
tiers cast of that p'a,s. who have her O.
tcfore affiliated with the Iudepen-
tents, will not vote that ticket at the
coming election. We were so in
formed by n gentleman who has been
n a position to know.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-07

Our clever fellow townsman +
KIotz is once again in the best OF
health and will bring in the largest
assortment OF cir thug, shoes, hotI
etc. ever offered in the market. 3.w