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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-07-23
TIE RHAELSIT

Everybody saw il, and it therefore
needs 10 description, except for cut
siders and others whS may wish TO OBJ
tain the reward offered for its finding.
IL were knee-breeches, n loose bodice, Q
flowing cape, 3 medieval knights hat
with graceful plume, and from this fell
around its shoulders meshes OF Saxon
yellow hair. On Its face was n furze
that would have answered equally well
for the fret pride OF masculine youth
or the efforts of the maiden Of uncer-
tain age, who, disgusted with her at
tempt to win the matrimonial prize ia
her own sex, determines to grow into q
man by cultivatiRg hirsuteness on her
face. when it jumped of the train IL
was followed TO one Of the hotels by
curious Rlances from adults and yella
from ths bOys. Its subsequent wan
deriHgs through the street provoked
considerable discussion. Two theories
found equal support, the contention be-
ing rs TO whether II was Oscar Wilde
or DIR. Mary Walker. Those who
thought il the former abandoned the
idea. however. when i: Indignantly re-
fused q Funaower offered by . pursuing
Admirer. The mere one looked at IL,
the more uncertain seemed its sex, or
the existence Of such q human attribute.
No one seemed disposed to interview IL,
though 8 committee for investigation
and examination was appointed. But
while theV were discussing the plan Of
approach, il suddenly disappeared from
view. and tho most persistent Efforts on
the part Of the chanm an failed to dis
cover is whereabouts. He offers NJ q
reward for Its apprehension = half-bOx
Of tOlu, which will doubtless incite
that NEST curious part Of mankind, NO.
mEkind, to a full degree Of diligence
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East TENNESSEE

Still keeps ahead in improvements.
We are glad IN be able to chroaicle
what we believe to be a gesheadative-
ness in cur city. The Eagle Telephone,
recently introduced in our midst by
Young Il KilhAm. Is now being adopt
ed by many Of eur principal business
men. Rapid communication, as well as
rapid transit, are important waIehWords
in this live age. The above gentlemen
are general managers for the Southern
States, and we understand that imperA-
tive calls to Old Virginia will prevent
their stay In our city. They will make
. shart stay at Bristol on their route,
and We have no doubt the Bristolians
win avail themselves of the opportunity
thus afforded them to secure what TO
every business man is one OF the indie
pensable adjuncis to business. We are
pleased to state that our prominent
GosdsOn 4 Blair, have secur-
ed the management Of the Esgle for
Hamblen, Washington, and other ooun-
ties, and Williams, Loop s. QuArles the
Of Knox, Greene Hawkins
and Granger counties. The mere mem
ton Of these gentlemen will be sure to
ensure success in their operation.
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The August issue of InE ECLACTIC
MAGAZINE presents a goodly list of i'm
pOrtant and interesting articles. Among
those to which special attention may be
called, the following may be designated:
"Le Style C'sst rHomme," by Lord
Lytton, is 4 charminkly written study
Of the personal elements which enter
into good literary work. Mr.. r.
Brooks discusses Poetic Emotions and
Abilities" in a suggestive manner.
1.-The Poor Mans Gospel" from the
Contemporary Reriess, by Richard Heath,
is fresh aud pungent treatment of 9
subject, which in some enc or ether of
its many phases is now attracting more
attention than any ether. The article
on the Princess Alice Of HeSse under
the title of IAN English Princess"
sketches n noble aud sweet life, and ia
full of pathstic touches. Mr.. Justice
Stephen presents the argument against
Agnosticism 50 powerfully advocated in
our recent numbers by Herbert Spen.
Ger, Frederick Harrison, and others, in
a strong paper bearing the title 1.-THE
Unknowable aud the. Unknown"
Other articles Of more than usual inter
est are 1.-THE Russian Peasants Before
and After their Emancipation" by c.
L. tombstone, under the Shadow of
the Sphinx" "Bsdy and Mind" by
Andrew Wilson. F. r. s.. cart and
Lif-," by II. d. T., and "The Mahdi
and Mohammedan Predictions Concern
ing the Last Days" by C. K. Stern.
The latter paper from the Nineteenth
Century is specially significant in view
of the important events now occurring
i'm Egypt and Central Africa. Pub
lished by E. r. PKLToE, % Bond street,
New York. Terms. S. per year; single
numbers, As cents; trial subscription for
3 months, 81.
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PUBLIC HEALTH NOTES.

DIR. Cook, the county Health Officer
of Davidson county, has issued the fol-
lowing circular, which will apply TO
MOrTistoWn and other towns as well ms
Nashville
/. At the head of disiRfectAnts We
place cleanliness water, air, soap for
general use are Invaluable SCENTS.
Q. Chloride Of lime sprinkled freely
.In pswderl la and about surface priViss,
cutters, sinks, etc, lie of great value
8. CsppeTAs-a solution, two pounds
TO the gallon OF water, freely used by
sPrinkling about vault priviss. floors,
etc, 10 hsalthful.
4. Never allow your priViss to aver
flow and become offensive to your neigh
bOrs.
8. Keep OuTpremi'es clean aud COM
pei your neighbors to do likewise.
G. Never throw garbage, decaying
vegetables, and kitchen accumulAtions
into the streets, alleys, commons, back
yards, or branches, but put same into
barrels and sprinkle with lime daily,
and remove same regularly two or three
times per week and dump into the river
or bury. Stable manure must net be
thrown int alleys, hut removed as ether
offal.
z. Never suffer cArcasses Of cats. dogs,
etc, TO decay and rot away in the open
air or little streams near ySu.
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To the Editor OF The NorTistown Gazette:
Dear Sir. Now that the people OF the
frs; Congressional district Of Tennessee
are looking around for q suitable man
to represent their interest in the next
Congress of the United States, with
many Others take pleasure in preventing
the name Of eur distinguished fellow
citizen the Hon. william Mcfarland 80
eminenily quSlifird fer that position.
In the person Of this distinguished gen.
tleman are combired all the elements
Of greatness; he Is possessed of traits
Of character that are essential to Rep
resentaiive; he is noble specimen Of
an honest man. He 10 q man Of culture,
capacity and liberal views. and would
do. honor 10 any constituency; hi@ e1-
per ence aud reIeeminK traits will re-
4 CT pride on the First Congressional
district; lac Ia the noblest Rsmsu Of all /;
he 10 honest. capable and true
HAMBLES
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Tho Last Sevierville RRteTprfse chroni-
eles the capture Of George HArtsell, whe
killed Tom Zimmerman about six weeks
ago, and whom everybody thought had
left the country. He was captured by
Jesse Stafford, Esq. aud EmeTt Robin
son, in Mr.. Staford's barn, about three
miles east OF Seviervills, where he had
gone for a nights lodging. Mr.. Stat
ford had discovered that someone had
been sleeping in the hay-mow, and
Ahortly after dark Tuesday evening he
saw a man GO to the abovs-named place,
and In company with Mr.. Robinson,
and without any weapons, they closed
in on Hartsell. he made no resistance;
in fact he knew il was useless, as there
was only one means OF escape. and that
was through = small entrance TO the
hay-mow, which was blOckaded. This
was rather lucky find for these gen
llemen, as there was $500 reward Offer-
ed-$4OO from Capt. Zimmerman and |
300 by the Governor. Hartsell is new
confined in the SSvIerville Jail, to await
The action Of the Circuit Court next |
weak
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Of the many delightful summer re-
treats in our section, there are none per.
haps more pleasant, more healthful,
and more desirable to those seeking
recreation than the Beans Station Ho-
tel and Black Water Springs in Grain
ger county. This popular resort has
been conducted for the past two sea-
sons by Mr.. w. B. Francisco, formerly
of the Del&no House, Cleveland, Tenn.
under whose splendid management it
has constantly grown in public favor.
The celebrated Black Water to be found
here is widely known and highly APP
preciated. IL is a remarkable spring,
combining the curative properties of a
hest of mineral waters. The fare at
Beams Station Hotel bas a reputation
second TO none in East Tennessee. If
you wish to spend few days or weeks
of quiet rest, with pleasant and health
full surroundings, you will find this
mountain retreat unsurpassed in that
which gives contentment TO the wearied
mind and tired body. jun1S-4t
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RUssELLvILLE, Tenn, July 10. "a.
TO The HditOr Of The Norristown Gazette:


RUssELLvILLE, Tenn, July 10. "a.
TO the Editor Of The MorristOwn Gazette:
. One Of the most enjoyable musica
entertainments this pace h 8 eve
known WAS given in the public schoo
building last night by Miss Anna Dicks
music class. The house was filed to
J its utmost capacity and large number
had to stand up. The very best Of or
der was kept throughout the entire ev-
ening. The programme was happily
arranged for the evening by Miss Dick
with such taste as she only is in posses
sion Of. 1t consisted of instrumental
pieces, with guitar Accomplishments by
the teacher, interpreted with songs.
When concert was spoken Of few
weeks ago il was supposed by many that
such a thing could not be made = sue
cess by class that had emily been TAX
ing lessons for Ave months. Since last
night that doubt has all been dispelled.
The Entertainment was. successful be-
yond the expectations of anyone. Con-
sidefing the fact that but one member
of the class had ever taken lessons be-
fore they entered this class, the concert
last night was the best we ever heard.
Space will not permit . notice of the
entire programme; and it would be a
veritabls injustice to compliment one or
TIVE, where they all did so well. We
cannot, however, keep from saying |
that the ssng "Little Charlie Went |
A-Fishing," by "To." Doak. only eight
years cid, and the song with Accompani-
ment. "Pm Going to Write to Papa"
by Annie Donaldson, nine years cid.
were just splendid. They both sing
very smoothly. These little beauties
also rendered some Instrumental pieces
admirably for children. 1t was antici-
pated by the audience that something
rich and rare would close the concert,
and such was the case. The last piece
on the programme was the irresistible,
side-splitting comic song cousin
Jsdediah." The costumes were COM
pletely cemicAl. The song was acted to
perfection, aRd kept the audience In
constant uproar of laughter. Here the
scene ended; the curtain fell: no one
was disappointed; all were made happy,
and no one was ssloser save he whS was
not present. MiSs Dick 10 very prof.
cient as a teacher, ms shown by the
rapid Advancement of her class; and her
scholars have shown themselves to be
very apt. We with them all the success
they SO much deserve. Outside Of our
home folks whs were present were
Misses Laura Dick, Carrie Dick, Mrs.
Will F. Dick, Mrs. DR.. John r. Dice.
Mr. George w. Dice, Prof. s. B. FOw-
Ter, New Market; Miss Jessie Daily,
Eek Eckle and wife, White
Pine.
Our place is quite gay nOw.S A pic
mic is booke ed for next week; also trip
to Galbraith's Springs.
Mrs. Flora Dice of New Market has
been visiting relatives in this place for
The past week.
We had a fine rain yesterday, which
was good for the corn crop.
Threshing machines are running
wheat turning out we'll. ROLFE.
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MORRISTOWN DISTRICT.
Fourth Round Quarterly Meet.
fnUk

Fourth Round Quarterly Meet
ings.
MOnist0wn station. July -. ~.
MOrristOEn Circuit, at BethcAr, August 2. 5.
NOISY Greek station, Messy Greek. August IL,
Rntledgs Circuit. at Tate Spring. August %. -
Strawberry Plains Circuit, At the Plains. August
20. 81.
RO~-Ts Valley Circuit, at the Camp Ground,
fieptembrr6
JOnel Vile Circuit. At the Camp Ground, sep
tambsrs 4.
Rye Cove Circuit. at PurchANe. September Is, IA.
sne-dville. Miss, -, september ~. n.
TaEe~sil Circuit. at ThompsonG Chapel, Sep
ssmber ~. rs
81 Clair Circuit - October a, g.
Newport Circuit, -, October II, II.
The Camp Meeting At JonesyfIle, Va. wil
eommsnee Friday, thu 6th day % September.
q. 7. CARROLL p. Y
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Announcements.

We are authorized to announce
Harvey Loop q candidate for Sheriff
OF Hamblen county at the ensuing Au-
gust election
We are authorized and requested to
announce James T.. Thompson q
candidate for reelection 10 the ONCE or
Trustee and Tax Collector Of HamsleH
county, AZ the ensuing August election
We are authorized and requested to
announce w. III. Maze ~ candidate
for reelection to the office OF Sherin OF
Hamblen county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. 4
We are authorized and requested to
announce John vi. Meek, OF Jener-
son county q candidate Tor the SIate
Senate. from the Third Senatorial Dis
trict. CON posed Of the counties OF Jef-
ferson. Sewer, Hsmblen and Cooke.
April %
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We return thrnks TO A. Pope. Esq,
General Passenger Agent. for an invita-
ton TO participate in an 'Heursisn ten
deIed by the passenger department OF
the Norfolk & Western and the Yir-
EiniA Beach Railroad Companies to the
~ditnriAl maternity OF Virgins to cele-
h-ste the opening to.the public Of Vir-
einiA Beach. the most delightful Tesort
Gn the Atlantic coast. A banquet will
be giver the oxcuRisnists at the Yir-
glnia Beach Hotel. The management
also provided a sleeper from Bristol 10
Norfolk without change. This Is one
90 the most delightful excursions } ct
arranged, aud evidences extraordinary
liberAlity ON the part Of the companies
extending the courtesy.
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Macrame cord in all cOlors, fer ladies'
fancy work. McCalps Bazaar Patterns.
(send for catalngue). Needles sent by
mail for any sewing machide. Nyes
pure sperm oil at wholesale. Merchan 8
send in your orders. Repairs. parts
and finding. Machines repaired by a
superior workman. The Improved
White, New Eldredge, Davis, Singer
and Domestic Sewing Machines in stock
and sold very low, either wholesale or
retail. s. P. ANGEL,
jan 90 Knoxville, Tenn.
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Theron p. Keator, Editor of the FIT.
Gazette" writes: For the past five
years have always used DIR. KIN gs
New Discovery, for coughs of NEST
severe character, as well as for those Of
a milder type. It never fails to effect
speedy cure. My friends to whom /
recommended it speak of it in same
high terms. Having been cured by it
Of every cough have had for i've years
consider il the only reliable and sure
cure for coughs colds etc." Call at
w. p. Carriger's Drug store. and get a
free trial bottle. Large size LOO.
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Attention Democrats :

A Meeting of the Democracy will be
held at the Opera House in Morristown,
on Thursday night, cath inst. The
object of the meeting is the OrganiEa-
ton Of q Cleveland and Hendricks club,
ana fer the further purpose Of taking
such steps as will insure a perfect or
ganlzation of the party throughout the
county. All Democrats are requested
to attend. 8. W. SHIELDS,
Chm Ca Dem Ex Cam
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PERSONAL.


Miss Jessie Trent is visiting Warn
Springs.
A very acceptable call was made uE
last Thursday by our friend, NJ. J
Minis, Esq, Of LeAdvale.
DIR. j. ID. HaGamAn, of Mineral Hill
Spring, was in the city last Thursday,
en- route to New Ysrk, to be absent tive
weeks.
Mrs. Fannie Engram, OF Beans Sta
ton, whs has been visiting in Georgia.
returned home last Friday.
Misses Anna and Emma Mcfarland
have been visiting in Rogersville dur
ing the past week.
Judge Robt. Mcfarland and wife are
AZ Tate's.
Mrs. Olivia King, of Virginia, was in
the city last week visiting Maj. John
Murphey's family.
Mr.. J. A. Fulton, of Claiborne coun-
ty. was in town Monday and made our
office IA agreeable call.
We regre. very much 10 chronicle
the sickness of Hon. Wm. Mcfarland,
who has for several days been prostra-
ted at his home from general debility.
We sincerely hope he may be speedily
and effeciually restored to former
health. He Is a mau that MOrristown
cannot spare, even for a short while.
Mr.. w. K. Blair,and family are back,
having spent three weeks in recreating
and Pleasure-seekIng.
Monday a party Of young ladies and
gentlemen left here for q brief trip to
the mountains. Ansng those compos-
ing the party were noticed Misses An
ma and Emma Mcfarland, Winnie Stone
Bush, Matte Carmichael, and
Kate Neal, Of Knoxville, and Messrs.
A. b. Bush, JOhn SGubblefield and Os-
car Hammond. At Big Creek they
were met by Z. r. Biggs, A. s. Gregg
aud Mrs. Gregg, and taken TO Biggs il
Gregg's mill. their destination.
Mr.. W. A. Wade. the genial editor
and proprietor OF the Milan Exchange,
One OF the best weeklles in the State,
stopped few hours in Morristown Sun
lay and paid TIE GAZETTE . pleasant
call. Mr. Wade went as far as Warm I
Springs with the excursion party Of the
Tennessee Press Association, of which 1
ne has been treasurer for several terms.
Mrs. w. 8. Dickson is i'll, but not sc. {
'iously. 1
Monday four members of the TenAes- .
lee Press Association stepped over on ,
heir return from Warm Springs and |
oOk in this city. The venerable ex-
president OF the association and versa
lie editor Of the Winchester Home
Journal, Col. ". j. Slater. was accom- J
'Snied by his wife; DR.. II. L. G. White, |
hs erudite scholar of the Lebanon Her. ]
ID, and Mr.. Boyd of Jackson were ]
overs.
Miss Julia DOak slapped here with ]
elatives Monday on her way from {
knoxville to Greeaevi!le.
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IL Is proper that Democrats should or
gAnize and prepare FOR the great battle
Ia November. A call is made in to-
days paper 10y 5. ". Shields, ':hsirman
OF the County Democratic Executive
Committee, requesting Democrats 10
meet al Tire Opera House Thursday
night for tie purpose "f organizing a
Cleveland sud Hendricks club. Let
the attendance he general, aud Jet the
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DISTDLOP cONFERENCr

Bishop Hargrove will hold the Nor
ristown District Conference, cOmmene-
ing August Z. 1884, at Messy Creek.
The time is changed from the oath "f
July to suit the convenience Of the
Bishop. have ordered District Con-
ference blanks which will send to the
preachers in advance. that they may
have their reports all made out before
they come to the Conference.
c. T. CARROLL, p. L.
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALyE

The BEsr SALyE In the world for
cut. B~uis @ Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fevcrs y. rec. letter, Chapped
haeds. Chilhlains, Germs, and all skin
Ernption.. and positively cures Piles,
or NJ pay required IL L. gusran eed
ta give perfect satisfaction, ar money
refunded. Price % cents per boa.
maYlf-ly
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A Desirable Farm for Sale.

Contains 5S4 acres, part in cultiva-
ton, situate Z miles due south Of Mer.
ris own, Tenn. has O coed dwelling.
substantial tobacc.i barns, q good sable,
COW. hient spring, pl-nty Of peaches,
apples, cherries and other small fruits.
The property Ia well adapted fog tsbac-
CO raising or poultry purposes, and will
be sold at once upon reasonable terms.
For further info nation. apply to or
address THOMAS HOLLEY,
Jun IL, 5m M0rrisiown, Tenn.
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On Monday the trunk aud effects Of
IAe late Miss Alice Lyle. who noSly
sacrificed her life in the missionary
work in Africa, reached here, having
been forwarded by the United States
ConsOl-Gene in Liberia. Among the
articles received are quite a number OF
curiosities collected by Miss Lyle dur
ing her residence in Liberia.
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VERY REMARKABLE RECO-
VERY.

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester.
Mich, writes: my wife has been al
most helpless for five years, SO helpless
that she could not turn over in the bed
alone She used two bottles of Electric
Bitters, and is so much improved, that
she is able now to do her own work"
Electric Bit.ers will do all that is
claimed for them. Hundreds of testi-
attest their great curative
powers. Only nifty cents bottle at W.
p. Carriger's
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friends Of both candidates and report 10
the State Republican Executive Com
mittee, which meets on the 10th inst,
at which meeting they will taks action
recognizing either Taylor or Pettibone
as the Republican candidate In the
First district.
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Al the recent meeting Of the Stale Re-
puhli asu Executive Committee In Nash
vile. lodge Hughes, Gen. Murray and
Secretary - Stale NuRn were appointed
= subcommittee Co consult with Messrs.
o Taylor and Pc tib0ne. Of the Fist Dis
sI,ict, aud ait. mpt "a hring Ab' at an
agreement between the t.a Eentl-Rsn
Gaining thu Republic n n"minRiion-
n unablc o rgrce The sub-eommittee
are authorised 70 confer with the
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Dr.Lyttle's Elixir for DiarrhOea.

There is q growing feeling among all
classes Of people, not even excepting
physicians, that the real cure for diar-
rhea aud bswell troubles was found
when the combination under the name
of DIR. Lyttle's Elixir was made. We
know Of no remedy for these troubles
more certain in ITS effects than this. No
one need TO suffer from diarrh9a, who
will take the trouble to try Lyttle's
Elixir
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We call attention TO the advertise
ment in this issue Of Emery Il Henry
College. All who are DESTROYS Of at
tending a good college on reasonable
terms should drop a postal TO Rev. Z.
E. Hass. Emory. Va. for catalogue.
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Percheron Norman Stallion

This celebrated imported Stallion will
be exhibited in Morristown ON the first
Monday in August. All admirers of
fine horse flesh should see him. He
will make the present season at my
farm, seven miles south of Morristown.
d. w. BULL.
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Mr. Hendricks writes like = man who
has not forgotten that Chandler went to
FlOrida in 1876, where he succeeded In
filchiug four electoral votes from thu
Indiana statesman TO give them to the
AOw isrgoiten Wheeler.
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The East tennessee Mills CT Midway,
Tenn, a notice Of which appears in Ga-
other place, are now manufacturing
superior grades Of nOur and meal, and
selling at lowest market prices. Aer-
chants and others in AorriStOWn should
give these mills n trial.
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Marion Female College.
THE 18th SESSION

WILL BEGIN THE FIRST WEDNESDAY
wv in September, 1884. Total expenses in lit
erary department., for Board, Tuition, etc., $lS5
to $155 per scholastic year of 10 months upon
payment OF which receipt in full will be given.
tY For Catalogue and other Information
apply to Rev. j. j. Scherer,
ig I'm. MARION, VA.
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A Blaine and Logan club was organ
iIed by cur colsred friends Saturday
night. Each member will wear q gOsEs
feather in his hat, emblemStic OF the
'Plumel Gander' the Democrats will
pick In November.
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FOR SALE!

2 Buggies, 1.
2 Two Horse Wagons,
/ Set Double Harness,
! Single
] Lot Betting, 4x6 in, at Brown
4 Stuhblefeld's.