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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

THERE was a bloodless revolution in
Roumelia Friday OF last week. The
inhabitants of Philliapolis, the capital
city. rose up enmaSsee and dethronel
their King They then swore ailesi-
ance to Prince Alexandria of Bulga, IA
and the two Kingdoms will propably
be thus united
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

H. S. MERRY, Principal of the Col
ored School in this city, received a
dispatch last Monday stating that his
brother had been murdered in To-
peka, Kansas. None of the particulars
were given in the dispatch.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

WE have received a copy of the
Press, published at Manchester, Iowa,
containing a speech made by Col. Robt.
Gates, at the fair recently held in that
place. The speech is very able pre-
sentation of the resources of Tennes-
see. Col. Gates deserves much credit
for the energy with which he is work
ing for the interest of the State.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

THE Jackson Tribune and Sun, that
has prided itself on being awfully or
thodox is disposed to kick vigorously
against being read out Of the Demo
cratic fold by the Nashville American.
There is nothing like getting used to
that sort of thing; we haven't minded
it for many a day.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

THE Hopkinsville South Kentuck-
ian is disposed to insinuate that its
town does bigger mailing business
than ours. Well, the postmaster at
GAINESVILLE gets 1900 year and the
one at Hopkinsville only gets $1,000 a
year. What does that indicate
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26
saturdav. October 24th 1ss5.

/ the followin described tracts of land, stu
ated in District No 7of Montgomery coun-
/ ty, and bounded h follows:
/ TRACT No. 1.-Beginning at a stake in
! Hunts line and running East l9I poles 70
a stake, thence South l07 poles to an elm in
stake at Hargrove's corner, thence South
- poles TO a stake near a hickory, thence
West ~ poles 10 a dOgwood, thence south q
po.es to "a stalk =, thence West I35 poles to "a
red oak in Hunts line, thence North ~,
West l43 poles to the beginning, containing
on IL, consisting OF dwelling house, kitchen,
stables. and several good tOnacco barns, and
Is one of the best small farms in the county,
Well adapted TO raising tobacco, grain, etc.
Possession of this tract will be given LIST
January, 1886.
TRACT No. 2.-Begins in the junction OF
two branches below house on Walker tract,
public road; thence with road south 291so
East 20 poles, South $50 East % poles TO a
stake III center OF public road with pointers !;
thence South 1921 poles to a stake; thence
East 81 poles 10 a cnerry tree near A. Harris
spring; thence down the spring branch with
its meanders SO poles TO an elm stump I,
thence North 1871 poles to an elm in Haw
branch; thence up slid branch with its me-
aDdeis 80 poles 10 y stake; thence SouLh
G5L Wet along tile buff 80 poles 10 the
l3'sInisIng, containing 10 ac es- Pos. sssion
OF Tract ID. 2 viii b. given Oh day 81 sale.
I.tt4i II tie above tracts of land belonged
to 5sailie A. tiiolS.SiI desesls, d. aud the sale
Is iii,.ie Tor tils purpose Of Partition among
The heirs.
TEitMs--One-ihiri cash, balance In one
and Two years. NUIes, bearing isifere.t from
date ~ sale, and Il lien retained, for the
deferred pay Tnents. n. ID. MO5ELEY,
Saturday, Sept. 20, 1885. Clerk.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

DIR. E. A. WILSON died at his home
near Howell, KY, Monday 21st prox.,
from fux. He was practicing phys
ician of high standing and one of the
most prominentmen in the community
in which he lived. He was member
of the Baptist church. His wife and
five children survive him.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

Geo. H. Pike, late of the Todd
County Progress, has purchased one
half interest in tho Cadiz Telephone
and will take possession this week.
The other half of the Telephone con-
tinues in the ownership OF Postmaster
Wimberly.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

THE trade issue of the Nashville
Banner last Saturday does that enter
prising paper much credit The city
of Nashville was never written up"
and shown up" to better advantage,
and the Banner deserves the liberal
support OF its business men.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

Gen. Durhen Ward nladn il speech
at Lebanon, Ohio, recently ID which he
referred to Lot Wright's conduct at
the Cincinnati election last wear That
night on the train he was brutAily
assaulted by Wright Gen. Ward is an
old man and has only one arm.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

Mr.. Bryce Stewart is erecting a
handsome two story frame residence
on the corner of Seventh and College
streets, having torn away the old and
unsightiy dwelling that hitherto stood
there. Messrs, G. B. Wilson & Co. arc
the architects and builders.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

MANY people who attended the
Stock Show, will remember a finely
bred jennet, Lilly Land, exhibited by
Mr.. Ii. l.. Webb, of Trenton, Ky.
Mr.. Webb sold her last week to DR.. IL
B. Hill OF Nashville, for $500. 1t WAS
the advertisement given her at the
stock show that made the sale.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

APARTY OF revenue officers who at
tempting to capture gang of MOON
sinners in Carroll county this week
had the tables turned on them. The
moonshiners charged upon the posse,
routed them and captured two of their
number.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

THE Nashville Union finds that 10
Democratic senators supported the
bill for federal aid to education, in
stead of Is. Only IS opposed it. La
mar was among the 10.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

Lyons Tasteless Chill Tonic is us
pleasant to the taste as Lemon Sugar
Children eat it and never know it is
medicine. Never fails to cure. Price
soc. For sale by Owen & Moore. 9,o6
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

Mr.. NEWTON F. LocKERT. of this
county, and Miss Mildred Williams,
formerly of Western Kentucky, were
married on the Goth inst, Rev. J. H.
GWYn officiating.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

Nobody has yet doomed Col. Pattersiah
JoersOn OF Memphis for Governor. What
can be the matt er d? Won't SOMEBODY please
"wire Harris."-SheEbYUiIIe Gazette.
You don't get the Bluff City states
mans name right. Patterjo Siahson
is the correct photography.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26
Advertised Letters.

The following list of letters remain.
uncalled for in the GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
post-office up to Saturday, Sept. &c,
1885. II not called for within thirty
days, they will be sent to the 4dead
letter" office Mt WASHINGTON
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

Mr. Josh. Rice laid on our table this
morning two perfectly sound sweet
potatoes of the crop OF 'S4 that have
been kept in the cave
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

A large lot o. first-rate Jeans Pants,
and many other new goods Just re-
ceived at PITMAN & LEWIS.
Sept. %, 1885.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26
THE Gallatin Examiner OF last week
saws !:

DIR. w. A. Moody, OF Chatham county,
and Benjamin Moody, of Montgomery coua-
ty, died recently. Tney Were brothers of
Roht. II. Moody, who flrmerly resided in
this county. DIR. Moody some years ago
represented his district iii the State Senate.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26
COUNTY COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Farming Lands!
JOHN A. GHOLSON vs.. HARTWELL
VARIABLE ct ais.

Pursuant to an order, made at the Sep
tember FERN of the County Court, in the
above cause, / will sell publicly, to the
highest bidder, at the Court House door in
GAINESVILLE, on
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS

REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
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Of In
find composed wholesome 1t sa cream
OF a either
phosphat f. g. LOVE- PhD"
Royal Baking Powder absolutely
A
Of Royal purchased by myself
of
competitors
VennaWo
York.
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the world
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of
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of
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be of higher
of
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

WE take the following from The
Louisville Times. The parties are
well known in GAINESVILLE:
At 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon Hon. Rubt.
+. AllenswOrth, ex-Bepresentative from
Todd county, KY, who is now practiciDg
law at RuSSelville, and Mrs. Haddox, the
wealthy young widow of the late Charles
Haddox, formerly n prosperous merchant at
AllenSville, KY, were quietly married in
the parlor at the Gait House. Rev. A. j..
Hobbs, pastor of the First Christian church,
pronounced The ceremony.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 20-J.
V. Ross, aged 73, at lockwood, yester-
day, attempted to outrage his grand
daughter, Maude Daniels, little girl
of II. Ross had arranged swing IN
an upper room OF his house and Undue
ed his granddaughter and another girl
to go up there. In the midst of their
play Ross siezed his granddaughter
when the other girl fled. Maude re-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
Mm bic Geier!

@iees idon felt Sabren Die Grfabruns
selebrt, 10 lieBen aud biesmal Die BON uns
TN vNorbitern" erlaiienen Wabnunsen
bic riditdnoisen Gbonnenten lnseriibrt.
9esbalb iiebt iid nun Der @eidafts-
fiibrer bieies 8lattes, Serr @m. g,
Steiner, tpieberum sen6tbist, Die ibli6e
jdbrlide &un6reiie auSutreten, Inn ben
iaum ielisen 3ablern Der 8eituns allen
Grnltes in's @euiHen gu reben. Gui
ietner &unbreiie miro er folsenbe Bldse
beriibren:
Nlbanp, ben Is. DECEMBER.
Mppn ben IA. D~e5eutber.
Saa: Genre, osE 70. DECEMBER.
Webers @rope, ben ~. DECEMBER.
Safe Senrp, ben 1. Sanuar.
eprtng pin, ben z. uno 8. Sannar.
2eebitOn ct. Martin, } 5 u. 6. San.
Seem Muni1, ben 9. IL. 10. Sanuar.
WelroIe, ben IL. unb IL. Sanuar.
9err Steiner mtro biermit benz Wobl.
mDllen Der N%bonenuten beitens empfobs
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
: Der neue @etreibeipeiher bes Sri

= Ser neue @etreibeipei9er bes Srn.
Senrp @aite in Cob Sprtns tuuroe
lebten Samitag uullenoet. Sn benz
neuen @ebdube fDnnen nabeau 10000
8u1bel @etreibs untergebrabt tperoen.
Ntit ber 8ollenbuns bes reuen @leoa-
tors iteist bic Soffnuns Der Sarmer Ger
Gadbarihnft BON golb Spring unb NIT
ben Sarmern iebeu bemna6 aud bic
@eiddftsleute bon gOlo Sprins elmer
b~eiieren 3ufunft entsesen.
= Sic Nn5abl Der beretts tteu anse.
iaafften Snftrumente fiir bic bieit9e
Union Muiif. gapele miro bianen &ur,
sem permebrt tuerben. Cine 8eiteluns
fir Cuba unb Senorborn puroe erlal.
fen, tpel6e Suitrumente einen @ertb BON
1896 r%eprdientlren. Die 3abluns bic
fer Sumr1e iptro in Die 8ereinsfafie ein
sroBes Sod MAIDEN, unb UNI bieies pie,
Der aus5ufiilen, lit Bel ben Mttsliebern
Der GntidluB our &eife sebieben, uie:
Der einen. 8aq 81 peran1talten. Gin
FOLDER 1T anberaumt auf ben fommen.
ben @euiabrsabenb.
@elesentlid ber ant SamItag
Gbenb sebaltenen 8eriammluus Der
Cob Spring Safenz unb Setter Com,
paanie tuurben bic Serren S. s. SroB
uub Sobn 4ietpel ernannt, I'M bic Cont
pasnie bel Der am 6. Sanuar in Sbatos
pee ftattfinbenben 8erlammlung Der
Staatsz Seuermehr au nertreten.
- Ser beutI6e llbrma6er 6ugo 6.
Mebl bat Die innere @inribtuns ieines
2abens elmer bebeutenben 8erbeHerung
uutersosen, inoem er iebt- ben gartsei1
u~nteren &aum als @ei66fts> 9pfal be,
nuBt uno einen ibDnen S6aufaIten, in
meldem S6mudladen aaer Nrt sur
Shau ausseiteIt iino, anbrinsen IieB.
Dem oersr6Berten &aum entipri6t Der
Borratb Der @aaren unb benz @ei1dftsz
ge1ft sic Sbee, einen ieben ieiner &unben
in jebmeoer 6inii6t 81 befrieOisen.
= Set porisem 9onneritag betrau.
ert Die bier ipobuenbe Samifie @ultap
Diber ben SOB ibres fleiniten &inb<
deus. Sen trauernben @ltern unIer
Beileib.
- @ewiiie, big iest nod unbefunten
Benobner u~nierer Staot ibeinen In lebs
terer Seit elm ~beionberes 8ergnisen
baran sefunben gu baben, 9unoen ben
8araus 81 MAIDEN. @abreno Der leb=
ten Gage purbe Der SnnO bes
Serrn ST. 6. Searle persiftet. Sin
slei9sr 8eriu6 murbe nit benz Sunbe
bes 9errn S. g. Sammerel semadt
@rfteren faio man tobt Dor, Bel lebte.
rem erfuies lid Der frede 8eriud ola
lerfol9los.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
Zee HoroReyw.
ebp. glotuer aeaeu 81 5 san. $ 6 @nn

S~...r ~. o..as.I, 1v,ut y<upipl Int Ser=
flagten.
IS. $. Mithen sesem Gmanb seifert;
Solman nno Baldwin fir &ldger; Sscar
Saplor fir Nngetlagten.
Spbn Nebrtn9 ge9en Die SuperbiIDre rem
bplt1 Sotpit ct. glpuo. Oscar SaDlor fir
&lGser; Sbeo. 8riiner fir 8erflagte.
Sobn Nebrin9 9esen Die Snperbiioren
oes Eotuns ct. Quguita unb ct. glpnb.
Oscar Sahlor rir &ld9er; Sbeo, 8riiner
fir Ingeflaste.
81. Sbermiler sesen Die Guperpiiorer beg
Somns ct. CLUB nnb ct, Nuguita. Sscar
gaplor fir &ldser; Sbeo. 8riner fir Gnse>
flaste.
Sennis 2annen aeaen S'grien uno Cob
ne. Ssrar Saplor fir &ldser; gebriber
Genrle fir Mnneffente
Barth. Yirs eesen Spbn 2penbeder. Ds<
car Saplor fir &ldser; Sbeo 8riner fur
Gngetlasten
S3 Ttul,enl gegen Im seiiert. 3ptmnn
unb galotpin fur &ldser; Oscar 9aDlor fir
Inseflasten.
gesiisli9 Der b. ~einaelnen 8irsern se>
gen ben 8Darb Der Co. gpmmifidre Elm,
sereidten &lasen fir @ntiddbisuns Der
fpabrenb Der 8odenepibemie seleiiteten
Dienite beauftraste &reisridter Collins
bic in ben &lasen pertretenen Nbpofaten,
.fi9 fir etruatse 8epeisfibrunsen fertis
au balten.
8ter alaeen, unter benert stpei Der
@ebr. &oienberser sesen Saul Sbermil,
let, tuurben ben bereits i'm &aleuber
perseidneten beisefiist.
ueber Die &lase bes Staates eeseu
Sacob Seimann, IN ipel9er Spbu &rap
als &ldser auftritt, murbe bebattirt unb
IS. 8rudart, 8ertreter bes 8ertlaeten,
b%eantraste, bic GppeIation 81 pertuerz
fen.
Sic Griminalflase sesen 81. .. Sa0
tpiro am 15ten bieies our 8erbanoluna
fomir1en.
8on ben @roBsei9moreuer tpurbe in
Inflaseauitanb periebt: Sobn &resel,
Der iid GUT Belt in Nlbanp an einem
Beibe persrif. Itpotat 90. 8. Saplor
pertrat ben Nu9ef(agten D benz Gths
ter; er tpurbe ms @efdusniB suriifse,
ididt uno fem 8erbDr auf beute 9fa6
mtttas feitseiebt, tint linn @elesenbett gu
seben, fid ielbit etnen Intpalt 81 nab.
len. 0esslet6en tuurbe Elm gewifer g.
STARTS tpesen 9iebitabl BON ben @ruB-
seidmOrenen in Inflaseauitanb perIeBt.
CT itebt unter 8irsi9aft unb befinoet
fib oemua9 auf freiet SiBen.
@esen 8ernb. Srie fanoen bic @rOBz
sei6mDrenen feinen @runb our &lase,
pesbalb er auf freien SuB seiest wurbe.
Sobn Sobns uurbe in Nnflase5uitanb
ueriebt, beidutsist, in Sauf Centre in
b0swiliser Qbiidt elm Seniter einses
lblasen gu baben.
&laae oes Serrn S. 6. 2euaniielaer
sesen S. 6. 3aDDaro, gu @unlten bes
&ld9e,s entidieben; linn uurben $685.
10 auseiproben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09

@miis lit man in Der gountp Nuoi=
tors Office NIT Der Gusre6nuns Der
IN Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. einSutraaen.
ben Steuern beiddftist. I'm unlern
2eiern cine neberfidt iiber bas &eiultat
Der big babin selieferten Qubitor's Mr,
bett gu seben, laifen mir bier bic Namen
o~erienisen ct. @loub Steueraabler fol-
sen, ipelbe so unb bariiber als Gerio,
naliteuer 81 entrtbten baben. Sn ndd,
iter Summer fOlsen bic Hamert Der IN
ben einselnen gotpns tpobnenben Steuer=
5abler, beren Steuerbetras $500 uber
bariiber 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09

- Wet5enpret5: gtD. L, 10; Yer.
Nortbern rs; go. 2, 70; Geo. 3, IS Cts.
= Sn Der am porisen 9onntas itatt.
se1abten 8eriammlung Der Gaiino=8 Ser
cinsmttslieber uurben brei neue Mtit.
slieoer benz ftets pabienben gerein ein=
perleibt. @elesentli6 Der udditen mos
natli6en Seriammlnng ptrb Die Mabl
tleuer Beanten porsenommen iperben.
- Sn @urtb 8rairie feierte man ae1
itern, als am Seite Der 1nbef leften @m-
pfdnsntB Waria, bas 8atro5iniumsfeit
III feierlider 8eiie. Sic Sbeilnnbme
Der @emeinbemitslieoer an benz Seite
mar cine allsentetne unb bentna6 fir ben
bo6w. g. Ruele, ben &ector Der Sc
meinoe, cine bD6it erfreult6e.
- Na9oem ieitens bes 8paro Der
gOuntD'g g mmifiGre cine Sdaoeneriab.
tlase sesen Die ct. GlOub, Wanfato &
Guitin @iienbabuseieli9aft anseiirenst
mar, madte ber @sent iener @eielibaft{
9r. WOrriion, ii6 Oaran, in ben Gosu,s
&odulQe uno Watefielo llnterihtiften
BON ben betr. Superuiioren gu iammeln,
um permittelit bteier unteridriften ben
8Oaro ber gpuntpz@ Ommiiidre su iibers
5euse1, baB ii6 Die SuperuiiOren nit
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der ~senannten 8abnz
seieaidaft 5ufrieben seben. 9te 9erren
Superpiioren oont 3plpn &odpiqe gir=
gen auf Den 9eim unb unter5eidneten
bic 8etitiOn, pGbreno iene bon Cob
Spring ben petitionirenben Serrn Ser
treter Der 8abnseiellidaft BON bannen
pieIen.
- 8dbreno Der lebten 8 Gage tparb
bic Qrbett in So enberser's @ilensieBez
rel ei1getsat, lift Die Wai6ineriell Der
n6tbi9en &eparatur au unter5ieben.
- @or elmer siemli9 sroBen S6aar
3ub0rer bielt Der Q6tb. Syn. 9unneIp
seitern Ibeno i'm Spernbauie eineu Surs
tras iiber oas Sbema: vBis uno Su'
mor." Sem Sbema tuuBte Der 6ebner
ben Gortras a%nsupaiien, uno bas fortz
wdhrenoe 2a9en uno &tderu betpies, 4
baB Die 3ubDreridaar bic 8egriffe BON
8ib unb SumOr ri6tis erfaBte.
= Mttt ben 9r6ftunsen Der bl. &eliz
sion berieben, itarb am 6. DECEMBER
9ittue Marsaretba Saber i'm boben
glter bon 80 Sabren. 5eit IA Sahren
lebte lie in Der Samilie bes Serrn ISM.
Munb in Sair Sauen. sic mar Die
9ante Der Srau 8m. Muno. Die
feierlide 8eeroisuns fano seitern Mur=
gen auf Dem fatb. &ir6bofe in ct. Ius
suita itatt. R0se iie ruben in Sries
ben!
= Iuf Sunneni6ein folst &eger
unb bier in Winnelota gang beltimp
Sdnee, tpenn bic Sonne, tpie in bieieii
Sabre Die eriten Gage bes Monats 81
sember nit ibren Strablen perberrli6s
Qm Sreitas feste elm S9neeiturm iiber
6tearns gountp, unb felt iener Belt
iiblt fi9 Der bielise 8emubner in ieinem
Clement. 8ir senieBen ben W1nneiota
8inter unb boffen ob Der S9littenbdbn,
Die gu oieier Sabres5eit bierorts blibens
pth teWl pulu petlpuIeH du
fDnnen.
= Bieberum ipurbe bic 5amilie De
Serrn Soiepb @iaiser, 2ebrer in So
ming, pom S1idlal beiRselu9t. 0as
dlteIte Ginb muroe bur9 ben %unerbittlis
den 600 am Samitas tuesserilIen. Die
8eeroisuns fano am Montas ftatt. Oeni
traueruoen @ltern unier 8eileio.
- Die neu Drsaniirte Muiiffapene
in Sanf &aptbs bat ibre Snltrumente
erbalten uno ben MlIifer Marttn ST
i6er pou bier als ibren 9apeameifte
%ernnnnt.
Bag Die srDBte uno bette guspabi
BON 3uderz uno 8adwerfen fir ME Sci
ertass in Der gitpsHdderei BON &ar
aarper.
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&retS9eri6t.

Inter Dem 8orfibe oeS &idters gofs
linz. besann ain Montas Der December
termin Der gOurtIibuns fir Stearns
gountD. IOfsenbe 8eamten murben err
nannt:
Sobn Seberaer, @erthtsbiener.
S.2. Sotp, Iufieber Der Rleingei9tporez
men,.
s.. M. Sulipan. auffeber Der @roBae-s
ibtuorenen.
S.&. 8ennett ien., gferf Der gDnrt
Beim Namensaufruf Der @rpsae.
i9moreneu fanbem iid folsenbe als iolde
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ss.sA AtwsnnhnMh
{ @eitere eotalnadri6ten auf Seite So
Sic Weibnahteu fino inn ralben

Office, Secretion ~, ct stsd Sfri4 ssm esnrtsaus
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@on oieien tpurben $. 3. Mitden,
U. Yariib unb 81. W. 5reeman ibrer
Bai6t als @rpBsei6morenen entboben.
als Obman1 Der @rOBsei9porenen
tpuroe Sobn @oeblpeeb %ernannt.
Wpn ben @IpiunpShmnrenen S..
The clarion., 1885-01-14
Communicated.
For Governor Senator J. T. Walker

AS public thought and feeling are
awakening as to our next governorship
would like to take this early opportIl-
nifty, through your paper, of suggesting
i'll connection with the Democratic nom
ination for that honorable position, the
name of a gentleman, who, if chosen as
our standard bearer, would not only be
triumphantly elected, but would fill that
Office with honor to the State and credit
to himself | refer to Senator J. 2.
Walker, of Lauderdale county. His ster-
ling worth, spotless integrity, fine intel
lectual endowments, and sound legal
Judgment, are unquestioned by those
who have the pleasure of his acquaint-
ance. His senatorial record proves his
excellent craftsmanship, and his hearty
sympathy with the political opinions
and convictions of large majority of
our citizens. Possessed of iniexible
honesty of purpose and great moral
courage, he could be safely relied on to
do equal and exact justice both to indi-
viduals and corporations, unmoved by
the persuasive opportunities and seduc-
tive influences OF rings, cliques, or mon
led monUpolies. With him as Chief
Executive, the promotion of the public
welfare, the faithful and impartial exc.
cution of law, and the development OF
our States resources, would be adhered
TO with singleness of purpose.
| hope, but do not Know that he will
consent to the use of his name as gub-
ernatorial candidate.
HOLMES COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
The clarion., 1885-01-14
Hon. A. II. Garland.

Only tSo Cabinet appointments are
regarded as definitely settled-Mr. GAR
LAND, of Arkansas, for Attorney Gen
ernal, and Mr.. BAYARD, of Delaware.
for the State or Treasury Department,
rs he may elect. To crafty a natural
desire for information as to Mr. GAR
LAND, whose appointment, by the way,
has been almost universally solicited by
Democrats North and South, and whose
administration of the Office will have
such direct and important bearing upon
Southern affairs, we have copied the
following sketch from a Washington
letter to the New York Times:
Senators who have talked conGden-
tally with Mr.. GARLAND, and who
very properly do not repeat what they
have had from him, give the impression,
by side remarks, that he will leave the
Senate when Mr.. CLEVELAND enters the
White House, and that he will enter the
Cabinet as Attorney-Geuerai. Until il
is settled beyond dispute by the public
announcement of his appointment il
can scarcely be expected that Mr.. GAR
LAND will talk about himself as Il future
Cabinet officer He is a modest, retiring
gentleman. Tail, heavy, but not stout
dark of complexion and hair, smooth
faced, not an orator. but plain, rather
rapid talker, who seldom speaks except
upon legal propositions or the legal
knots presented in Senate debates, be
has not "shown Off in the upper branch
of Congress He evidently enjoys the
respect of EDMUSDs and other leading
Republican Senators, and never gets into
unpleasant or acrimonious controversies
with Senators of either party. Visitors
to the Senate who are interested in the
lives of Senators, never fail 70 learn
that this plain.faced, sallow man, who
looks as if he was capable Of doing a
great deal of work, won the test-oath
case as to lawyers i'll the United States
Supreme Court, and are reminded that
it was regarded as a very creditahle
case for any lawyer to have won. Like
Mr.. VEST, of Missouri, Mr.. GARLAND
was not Confederate Brigadier," but
like him, be served In the Senate of the
Confederate Congress. He was also
Governor of Arkansas, and members oi
Congress from that State agree that he
was very good Governor.