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EsoueH CASES

1SOUGH VASES
AND PLENTY OF SUITS TO MAKE ALL THE
LAWYERS IN TOWN HAPPY HAVE BEEN RE-
cEIvED BY US. OVER ONE HUNDRED CASES OF
CLOTHING HAVE SO FAR BEEN RECEIVED BIZ
US. PROBABLY AS MANY GOODS IN THEM AS
CONSTITUTE A HALF DOZEN OF THE "ENoR-
NOUS STOCKS" THAT ARE DAILY ADVERTISED
WE ARE EXPECTED TO HAVE AND UNDoUBT-
EDDY HAVE DOUBLE IF NOT TREBLE. THE
STOCK OF ANY OTHER HOUSE HERE. FOR THE
REASON THAT OUR SALES OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING ARE IN THE SAME IT'S HARD TO
DESCRIBE STOCK IN LIMITED SPACE. AND
WE DON'T WISH TO BUY 1.-THE STAR" To DO 1T.
BUT ONE WORD WILL CONVEY AN ACCURATE
IDEA. AND THAT WORD IS EVERYTHING 1T
MEANS GREAT DEAL, BUT THERE Is GREAT
DEAL HERE: MORE. IN FACT. THAN THERE
EVER WAS. AND IT'S OF THE RIGHT KIND. OUR
OWN MAKE. THE KIND WE HAVE BUILT UP OUR
TRADE ON IT'S WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
HONEST. MIND YOU, WE BACK IT AS SUCH
HONEST IN MAKE, IN FA BRIG IN TRIMMING,
AND AS FOR STYLE. IT'S THE ELEMENT ABOVE
Nj mat r w ESSEk n ANp G9STS Yog
Low AS is ASKED FOR GARMENTS THE DE-
SIGNERS OF WHICH ARE UNKNOWN TO STYLE.
CAES T. m
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Beecher to take tho stump.

heecn0H 10 Jake tao Stu1mps
HIS FIRST SPEECH TO BE MADE IN BROOKLYN ON
THE SAD INSTANT.
NEW YORK, october 1.-THE Independent re-
publican committee Of Kings county have engaged
the Brooklyn rink for the evening OF the 22d
instant, and Rev. Henry Ward Beeoher has
promised TO make there hts first speech in the
campaign for Cleveland and HendficEA It is said
he VIII then make Q tour OF this state.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.

The following are the opening and p. m prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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TO.NOR ROW.
NNALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auesioneera

ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO.
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE UPHOLSTERED
IL PLUSH; CHAMBER SUITE. WALNUT HALL
EACh. WALNUT SIDEBOARD. WALNUT ~
TENSION TABLE AND DINING-ROOM CHAIRS
MARBLE-10P CENTER TABLES. BEDsTEADS
bureaus AND WASHSTANDS. WALNUT ETE-
G'ERt, BRUSSELS INGRAM AND OTHER CAR
PEIS, FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS
KITCHEN UTENSILS, ETC.
on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER FIFTEENTH. at TEN
O'CLOCK A NJ, we shall sell at residence No. T23 9Th
stree. northwest general assortment of household eff
fe-ts TO which We ask the attention of buyers
Terms cash
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Mrs. CLARA NEHLFR 9T4 Cd STREET NORTH
WI east says: i hive used Browns Iron BittrrS The
rsu.ts 1ve been e:it.riy satisfactory recommend,
II - married ladies - The best tonic strengthened
AIN acquainted with cell
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SIEAMER I. V. ARROwsMITH

IRON I'm STREET WHARF
Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays at q n. Re-
turning Tuesdays. Fridsys aud Sundays touching at
a. River Landings far Soulini Creek. Curro1nan
a,d 81 Clements Bay Connects with b. & o. l. X. u.
Shsphgr,is JNO D. PaDGETT Agent
& - RIDLEY Manager sci;
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Geld WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auct
FsNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNINPROyED PROP
EKTY ON The SOUTH SIDE OF DUNBARTON
STREET, BETWEEN CONGRESS AND HIGH
STREETS, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER FIFTEENTH *,
1854. at YOUR O'CLOCK in front of the premises
shall sell part nf Lots IS and 81 fronting 528 Gil
or the south sde OF DuEbarton street. between Con-
EiesS and High "ya depth OF l20 feet improved by
CONS CrtaDS frame dwelling house This property will
be sold as whole or divided to suit purchasers
Terms easy AID made known sale oc7-7t
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C-otessc-eN streFs arG Ponds rrS information -,
riding the Markets received throu-h our wires IN
sTANTLY direct from the New Yor& stock ExchaI<s
Al orders executed ani reported promptly AR
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Special Nor1cE.

IRFsPHcTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE COMMUNICATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLAsS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON WHICH
CONSIDER AS GOOD IL NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
INTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OK MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME Ck' THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY.
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER.
RING TO- CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. wYvILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
ap26 No. 452 PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET.
Mrs d. ?. HARPER. 1877 STREET SOUTHEAST.
1u says: Il was afflicted by severe attaci of malaria
BROWNS Iron BitterS soon banished pain aches and
TeaKnsss ny husband found it equally efcacous for
ca RUPERT.
Nos fosAND 4o5 ira STREET NORTHWEST.
Headquarters for the
WHITNEY cHLDRENs CARRIAGE COMPANY
ALSO
lnil Inc OF Lawn Tennis Sets Tennis Racknts Gro.
Wagons. &c.
Received large assortment Of Travelling and Lunch
ti t onndren Carriages 1t cost to make roomipr
.all stoek NaS
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MEDICAL. &c.


DEAD AND BE wIsE-pR. BROTHERS. 9De +
street southwt srPesred bsfor me- and med eati
tilat ne l. the Oldest Established fkt Specialist ~
this city, and VIII guartce ia all If
READ disease and furnish Medicine. or charge the
free at amy hour during the day Subscribed aud swoI
to sir me By si n hEoHHkk Ar S "a s
nR ROBERTSON. THE WELL KNOWN SPECIAL
AJisI; OF Baltnore can be conideniially consulted
ug5 fr ~ ai iaa az 80 hy aIa
near ~ street Has great success and s'rlHnce VII
Justify your whiting 60 consult him ION those days - sin
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BoTTLEo8
w two Of DR.. BROTHERS. InyiVorating Cordial
Nil cure case OF Seminal Weakness Nervous %.
system s06 Bstroet southwest. seq -In.'
DE YE HEALED 60 TO DIR BROTHERS. g0s
- and 90e street southwest and DO cured The Only
he has sTn ~ fo, paruaT ntsa@n S G irGi ,
a private character, for over 81 years. ste7-lm'
TT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNlRADIcTED THAT
DIR. BROTHERS is tn oldest established i'd
can COZ fdently consult IN. BRoTHEts 500 b., sw.
sa rr 4tsn n nd reid & 1 rs e @ and rs to
ran troubles successfully treated ~ Board, with
isled 10 those who desire To say lew days IN tho
city under his treatment. se2I-lm'
nR LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies Physician III ihe CITY. 10
9, Bn aS, % sgl a. "a d IT. a. s,, a
female complaints aud lrreslafiss quickly removed.
strictly conidential Separate ruins ior ladies 0fcs
hours-l To and to y D. s2E-ln
NE. DoDDs NERyTNE. No "A PERMANENT
~ Cure Cor Nervous aud Physical Debility. Loss Of
Sold It sTAsDIFoaps 81. Cloud Pharmacy corner
9th han and LIZ streets s,,t Price g. r.e,,s
IN Ill the HOSPITALS OF FRANCE Prompt return
sl2 Ps%phsi ips ' Remedial ni U&SEsc%
l0o Fulton street New York ap3-th.stu-ly
PENNYRoYAL PIILs.-CHIcHEsTEKs ENGLISH
donr cent stamps 70 Chichester Chemica! COMPANY 10.
A CARD.-To ALL WHO xRE SUFFERING FROM
N errors and ndiscretions Of youth. nervous weGk-
ness early decay loss of manh,od a. viii send re
Isst remedy aIseSSsrea BY s2qt9
7. INMAN station d. New York ocas.tuthSk
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
M dies All female s9nrlants gusy spr Can Is
from ! to O'Clock pm. aith ladies only iy22-sm'
nR. ROBERTSON. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
~ who stands high in his profession +
ne and Nefvsas AND S's
Lost az a and Accuse:
Urinary orssns: recent cases positively cured in4te
every wtsinasday ana sssarsy from to ypm !. sis
o Nam NJ oc. e ad u. oa. Nd e s .
MRS. s NJ BROWN. 90. NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
ness until used Browns Iron Bitssrs. Il has made
recommend IL TO Others" ocil
VUNHE otto" GAS ENGINE
Il Requires bciier svoids all expensive attendance
nejoss no handling OF fuel and ashes 10
Eevstors seytne Mschines Meat Shopperx Printing
srd kuling Machinery. fsshes. &C.. &c This engine
ipis with snoothness and regularity sped
Possesses the least number working Ial<A, aud
erest simplicity Of mechanism
For fnrf5culnrs 10 ircus. DC. Apply ~ Odice of
Washington Gas Id2it 90 Yls
MY DAUGHTER SUFFERED FROM wEAKNEsa
1 loss OF appetite and general debility until she used
bro~as irea bt,er r. nov she L yonderfuy in
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MY DAUGHTER SUFFERED FROM wEAKNEsR
w loss OF appetite and general debility. until she used
Browns Iroa Bstten Now she Is wonderfully in
proved is due 70 the best tonic Of the age AZ such
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MRS G. EDMONSTON. 602 NEW YORK AVENUE
ra Northwest 1--WE says ~ have taken two bottles Of
that Will tone and strengthen my system re-
commend it to all ladies suffering from weakness ocll
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IfOR SALE-SHEEP. LAMBS AND CATTLE
4 Will sell at public auction, THURSDAY. OCT.
10 1854 at the Cattle Pens 18th and b SITS. n
the following stock: 2O0 young and wethers. 40
lambs. young horse years Old. Also lot of fresh
COWS, spr1ngerS, stock cattle. &C Terms cash.
G. f. WILKINS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
Sale commences at IL a IN ocI4-2ts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTU RE DAYS.
VJ,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

FINHONAS DUNLINU. hncuOneer
BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on BPIDGF
STREET. BtIW En- CONGRESS- AND NASH
INGTON STREETS. GEORGETOWN, d. G.. AT
AUCTION ~ 80
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER TwENTY-FTRST -
lSS4 FOUE OfCi q X irons OF shc premises f1S2
shall sell part q lot four, Old GeOry-at own front a
fng 20 Get U rtsg- stree by fh IF feet i'm
proved by ttrsc~to-y brick dwelling and store with
bacs bull ting. tn whole COEteirIfV eizitt rooms
Terms one third cash. tEs residue IN one and two
years with Interest At six per cent per anuur until
yai and secured by deed Of trust all cash az the
option Of purchaser II co3veyaGCilg and recording
81 purchaser r. cost SIJO depOst required OF the slime
OF sale JANIS L. DAVIS. Agent.
MI USED BROWNS IRON BITTE!lS FOR DYS-
w PERSIA i. surpassed our authorizations Two bot
ties each brought relief from heartburn aud the dis
tTeSsinx pains of Indigestion Miss ANNIE LhUE H
3l45 DunbartOu avenue northwest and u. L RITCHfE,
20 Dcfrcrs street. cell
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SELF AND SEVERAL OTHER NEIBEBs OF lily
- family have used Browns Iron kiters We
1i.~rd II - others tJ-iv -yIue and strengthe
Preparation Of great superiority Airs MARY A. Nal
SIS i street southeast cell
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Mrs H. D. HARPER, l27 STREET SOUTHEAST.
~ says; II was afflicted by attack Of malaria
weakness My husband found it Equally efcacoI1s for
dyspepsia heartily recommend il OCH
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioueer

CLOSING SPECIAL SALE OF FINE BODY AND
IApESIRf BRUSSELS CARPETS. Smyrna
CARPETS AND RUGS, MOQUET AND BRU SsELS
CARPETS, MADE UP; FIFTY PAIRS APPLIQUE
LACE CURTAINS. ONE HUNDRED PAIRS NOT
IlNGHAM LACE CURTAINS, TURCOMAN CUR
TAINS. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF UPHOL-
STEERING GOODS, &C.
On FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER SEVEN
TENTH. 1884. at HALF-pAST TEN O'CLOCK.
within my auction rooms shall close out the balance
OF this fine stock without regard to price. oc14-3t
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MY DAUGHTER HAS BEEN IN DELICATE
w health Our family physician ordering tonics we
give her Browns Iron Bitters 1t has done her much
notice Mrs L. j. HOUCK, 1874 New Jersey ave ocll
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AIT. VERNON. MT VERMONT

STEAMER ". W CORCoP.y
IaveS sti.-sreet WHAT CAiy (e1ceDt sunday for Mt
vernon It Il o'clock returning rSace, washing
to- OGt - PIN
s-Is II IIAKT Cau+ai,
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mat Will tone me up and strengthen system.
commend it to all ladies suffering from weakness" oc1
GET The Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We nave on hand large stock Of the Celebrated CON
COhD HARNESS. OF all kinds and description
at Lowest Prices
20 Coupe Carriage aud Road Harness specialty
LUTZ & BRO,
497 Pennsylvania Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and Satches in great variety lowest prices
Every genuine CONCORD HARNESS has makers
nalhe anu traue-InarR stamped on It, mylA
M RS. T. W. BERRY. 1927 9TH STREET NORTH
~ west says: Neuralgia has been the of my ex.
M m f2r the past four years To add to
zeal skill did avail until my physician ordered
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t not only cured the malaria
IeiAPnatlcaiiy recommend It," ocll
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II OOK Al LOW FARES
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
llltST-CLASs FARE, 81 ROUND TRIP 81 50
Steamer LAKE MONDAY and TIT 'RSD sYat ID % IN
AID - - O. EDAE al pm
Steamer NCSEIEs WEDNESDAY and FP1D.y ~
$50 T. m
iaSSape and rooms secured at Il and o. Ticket Office
it-f street and feisS avenue General Oice 9Th
stree wharf. Text hone Iai. .3l-3
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer THOMSON MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
1fIbAi . An AsEt 10 seiG
SIEAai X MAlIANOlEAYES SEVEN TN STREET
- " ha-f every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and THITKSUAY
o'clock for &attox Greek returning ON Nh
days Wednesdays and TCay stopping iiterneiat
al Gllgs gong and returning. Also touches at Grim
teTs farf sundays and Tuesdays down and Nednes-
up and Chapel Point and Breut's wharf Thursisys
Dawn anL Mondays ami Wednesdays up Freigh,s re-
esiv-d daily o. 1. JONES AGENT
w Itn street WI.ari.
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nUNCANSON BROTHERS. Auct1oneers
SPECIAL SALE.

SECONDHAND CARPETS AT AUCTION
ON THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18TH. AT
II O'CLOCK: We WILL SELL. IN FRONT OF
PETS. VARIOUS MINDS AND SIZES THESE
CARPETS ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
AND SHOULD COMMAND THE ATTENTION
OF BUYERS ocH-2t
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II II L. LfVN. MD
IL only reliable Ladies' Physician III te CITY, bs
Consulted daily 32s Missouri frst street nth
a Pennsylvania avenue between u and - streets All
female complaints and afils quickly removed
PROMPT treatment Gorrsl and consultations
strictly confidential Separate ior ladies Oiica
hours-l To 4 and to y y. Ia s2s- lIi--
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IDHE lotto" GAS ENGINE

ruNHE OTTO. GAS ENSINE
Deoss OF tame. NO handling OF fuel. and ashes IL
gsed extensivey ior running Passenger ana Freight
Ine tathogrsphic fsssss Coffee Mills hoss,ers PAPER
with snoothness and regularity ~ sped
possesses the least number working Ial<z. aud
ertst simplicity Of mechanism
For fmrt5culnrs irlces &c. apply ~ Ofhce of
Washington Gas l<ziif 60 MIS-
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ID FAD AND BE WISE.-DR. BROTHERS. alG T.
street southwest. appeared before aud na- ,afi
that he l. the Oldest Established Expert Specialist ~
this city, and VIII guarantee all case. of yt-
real disease. and furnish Medicine. char the
poor shed Medicine free. Consultation an advice
free al amy hour during the day Subscribed and sworn
TO before me 10y Dr BRO Hicks. Arm "a, 1854
Oh In A A oil.
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AIRS. s. NJ BROWN s0s M STREET NORTHWEST,
Uk says: II long suffered with bad cough and
until used Browns Iron Bitters. II has made Q
recommend IL Others"
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LOST ON THE PLAINS.

A vast and interminable stretch
OF sand. The sun, although his
daily course was nearly run, cast
but few shadows over the vast eX-
panse of plain, a few brushes
and cactus being the only objects In
sight to relieve the dreary monotony
of the scene. Occasionally in the
distance could be seen low. ridges or
sand dunes, like waves on the ocean
Of space. Ne trees, ne water moths.
ing to indicate that life was possible
On this terrible plain. But look
What is that object standing out in
bold relief, apparently On the very
horizon 1t is moving, and pres
emily assumes shape and form as it
approaches. A man on horseback
What can be his purpose, riding
alone over this horrible desert?
As he comes nearer it is appar-
ent that both horse and rider are
exhausted. He stops, stands up in
his stirrups, shades his eyes with
his hands, and gazes wistfully over
the vast expanse of alkali plain.
Nothing greets his vision, however,
and his haggard features already re>
fleet the despair that is upon him.
"No sign of water" he means, in
husky voice. His brains reels, be
sways uneasily on bis horse, but re-
covers himself almost as with super
human effort. For three days be
has been wandering over the dreary
waste with no trail to guide him,
and with net tree or shrub large
enough to shelter him from the
scorching rays of the sun. by day,
and the bowling of coyotes making
sleep too fearful thing to be ins
dulged in at night. Lost, as the
shipwrecked mariner in mid-ocean
on his frail raft. Lost, and with no |
succor possible. ts ~s
lie starts; there before him he
sees river and trees. Water and |
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THE MORRISTOWN GAZETTE.
The Campaign Gazette!
SPECIAL OFFER!

The approaching political cam,
paign will be one of the most in
teresting and exciting in the an
nails of American politics. THE
GAZETTE purposes keeping its read
ers fully posted, and will be es-
Pecially attractive. In view of this,
the publisher wants 1000 Cam
pdign Subscribers! In order to OBJ
tain this number, THE GAZETTE will
be furnished from now until the
first day Of December for so cents!
Won't our friends ut the different
post-officcs in Hamblen and adioin-
ing counties go to work and make
up clubs? To the one sending us
the largest club we will present
-Four large and Udluable Steel En-
graVings and one gears Subscription
TO The GAZETTE. The one sending
us the first club of FIVE will re-
ceive the paper, for the time, free. /
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DIDN'T WANT TO MARRY.
BUT THE GIRL WALKED BACK At MILES
AND HE CHANGED HIS MIND

BUT THE GIRL WALKED BACK At MILES
AND HE CHANGED HIS MIND
Miss j. Ellis Storm and Mr.. Ru
dolph Clacey, says special from
Luray, Va, of the Odd, got on the
Shenandoah Valley train at Patter-
son on Wednesday. The girl is a
pretty brunette, aged 25, and he is
a red headed and not handsome
young man of p. They got aboard
the train early, bound for this place
to get married. Soon after the train
started the young man suddenly
left the side of the expectant bride
and took passenger in the corner
OF the coach and informed him that
he had arrived at the conclusion
that he did not want to get married.
He asked the passenger if he could
not suggest some way by which he
could get out Of the dilemma. The
man advised him to get on the south
train when the two passed each 9th
er at Marksville, and in that way
get out of the reach of the young
lady. The passenger promised to
give the deserted girl enough mon
ey to return to her home. Clacey,
acting upon the suggestion, stole
away undetected and got aboard the
down train, and was ten miles away
before the young lady discovered
his desertien. At the next station
she left the train, refusing indig
nantly the offer of escort and money
for her return. She then started to
walk down the track in the direc-
ton her recreant lever had taken.
She reached Patterson to-day, hav-
ing walked AZ miles. She went at
once to the store in which Clacey
was clerk, and asked him pleasa
antly to step outside. The result of
the conversation was that he Joined
her an hour afterward, and the two
got on the train for another direc-
ton They reached Hagerstown
this evening and were married. The
bride is pretty, popular and modest. |
1t is said that the parents of the
groom objected to her because she
was older than Clacey and not his
equal in social position
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cratic Convention and using the
strength of that party to place him
in the Presidency. This Butler
move is only to hoodwink somebody
by claiming an organized strength
in the West. The third party, So
called, has no organization anywhere
as a party. | have no fears of an
alliance with the Butler movement,
Yet that is the manifest object ofthe
movers in the reform scheme. l can
speak for the Democracy of the
West. There is no truer men to
principle in the Union. They want
none of Butler. BAD LUCK.
ST. JOE, Mo-, May &c.
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A SNAKE IN A SLEEPING CAR

THE SHINY OCCUPANT OF A BOYS CAGE
AND THE CONNECTION IT CAUSED.
"The liveliest time l ever had on
the road, u said the sleeping car con-
ductor, "was one night whom a
snake got loose in my car. We
were coming East from st. Louis.
and out at Efingham, Ill, we took
on family of Pittsburgers bound
for home. There was a boy of ten
IN the party, who carried a little
wicker cage in his hand, partly
wrapped up. l thought, of course,
he had bird in il and allowed him
to take it with him into the car.
That night at Dayton, which we
reached at halfpast nine o'clock, a
pretty young lady was put aboard
and took berth at the end of the
car, near the ladies dressing room.
About ten o'clock I was at the other
end Of the car, locking at the por-
ter backing the boots, when sud
denly there came from the dressing
room some Of the shrilIest scream
ing you ever heard-so keen that
we heard it ever the noise of tho
train Irushed through the car,
followed by the porter, and found
the little lady who got on at Day
ton perched on tip-toes on the wash
stand, frightened out of her wits, and
pointing at something on the floor,
She was so excited that | couldn't
make out what she was saying, but
Looked down, and there was q
nasty little green snake coiled up in
the middle of the floor and moving
his head about from side to side,
evidently ready for fight. wasn't
exactly afraid of the thing, but it
did give me a creepy sort of feeling
to see it in my car, and / was lust
about to kill it, when / heard some
body behind me yelling: It's my
snake Don't kill it! Dent kill it y
and the boy who had brought the
cage into the car rushed in and
took the snake up in his hands.
But when the boy had put the snake
back in his cage settled the mat
5ers by dropping the cage, snake
and all, out of the window. l felt
ike dropping the boy out, too. The
Boy had put the cage under the
berth on the floor, and when the
porter was fishing out the boots he
must have upset it and let the
snake eut.'a
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04
Beams Station, Tate Springs and
Mineral Hill
Daily Mail and Express Line.

CoMFORTABLE HACKS ARE EMPLOYED
- on this line and hrst-class passenger and
freight accommodations are afforded, az very
reasonable rates.
ER- Hack leaves Morristown a. m arrives
Beams Station 1880 a. IN aud Tate Springs, IL
9. m; leaves Tate Springs II m, and arrives
MorristOwn $50 y, m
For further information call on
JOHN NOE.
mat II MOrristown, Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-06-04
M0NKEYING WITH THE BUZZ
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From the Philadelphia Press

NIpih tue Ihllauelpnla HreFB.
Hiram Ulysses Grant has a pro-
pensity for getting into financial
scrapes, He had to feel of the Wall
street buzz-s saw before he would be.
lieve the thing was in motion.
A floating debt-A mortgaged
steamboat.
A tender place Between the loA
comotive and the car.
What goes most against farm
er's grain2 His moving machine.
If silence is golden, why don't
nurses give girl babies gold rings.to
cut their teeth on?
: 4What is it that you like about
that girl, asked one young man of
another "My arm,p was the re-
ply. d5asr il s