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FOR REGISTER.

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Candidate for the Office Of Register Of BlOunt
County at the ensuing August Election.
April ID. 1885, in. BADGETT.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND REQUESTED
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CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND REQUESTED
w to announce the name OF w. Chumles, as
candidate for reelection to the office of Circuit
Court Clerk for Blount County at the ensuing
August election.
7 TAKE THIS METHOD OF ASKING THE
i support Of every voter in Blount County for
August election. The Republican Executive
Committee having failed to make a nomination.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Supreme Judges.
w. NJ. BAXTER-KnOX Co.
% ]. A. WARDER-BedfOrd Co.
SAMUEL WATSON-DavidsOn Co
w. NJ. RANDOLPH Shelby Co.
w. w. MURRAY-Carroll Co.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

w to announce the name of Ben Cunningham
as q candidate for the office of County Court
Clerk. Election August 5th.
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For Attorney General,
F. d. OWINGS-ROane Co.
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For Chancellor,
H. r. GIBSON-KNOX co.
For Circuit Judge,
s. A. ROGERS-LoudOn Co.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
AN INDIGNANT ENGLYSHMAY.


Clever ION Wbiten than waOm thero are no moro
digned Pooh B1hs and few better fellows tolls me tins
anecdote: Before. the days OF rapid transit or tho
Atlantic English actors were few aud far between IN
this country. IL those times an En2shm Ia ArDerc.
was more less OF ourlOsity-As many or them arc
even now. In company which was doing shakesprare
st one OF the Boston theatres was an English actor
named Coleman. He actor OF the old school. ani
quito tragic of the stage as on His felow player,
cha him IN the dressing rooms on account OF his
beug an Englishman. and particularly on d1culty ha
experienced In tho OF the asprate. this had Decn
done so much that tho Englishman was reused 10
turOusness II dared toimae his oockney misuse
OF the eighth letter OF our alphabet one morning lie
came down breakfast at tho fremont House III an0t
very pleasant frame OF mind. He had beOn chahot
pretty hard the evening before and In addition had NOT
slept well. Tho waiter-a darkey OF the darkest huo-
laid the bill " fare before him and awaited his order
lave you hany fresh heggs this morning T. ASKED
Coleman
Yes sah" answered the darkey; "'Ow'll you ave
'em cooked, sab ! Boiled, scrambled, fried, honeet
hany way you Ike, sab"
Coleman turned quickly cave the waiter sharp look
frowned, and then though making up his mind thae
his had deceived him. Indicated his preference in
tho way OF heggs. 49, 49,,
beef ASH s very nice, sah dis mawnin. BIT OF nsh,
sab 'Alibut steak sab, hnnan 'addle. Hesh ood-'
Colenans face had turned purple. lie jumped TO ms
feet, caught the waiter by the collar, ana hed MN az
arms length. ~ ,.,,,-,..
what do you mean sirrah Z" no roared by hTitat-
Ing q gentemans speech ave mind 10 throttle you,
you hin pertinent scoundrel! -, ,.,, l.,
Hi begs pardon, sah but HI really can't elp IL,
sab. HIM Engishman myself, sab
You lie you villain" beloved Coleman. You've
been maid for this" BY this time some OF tho other
guests had ineryoncd end the darkey pale WITH iear
was from the actors clutches. The head waiter
vOuched the fact that the darkey was ao Engshman
born AT Putney and Coleman. restored TO his equb-
Ilum settled down to his breakfast agaln-out with
change OF walters
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

her ragged dress short stick which had plainly
been of much service heretofore She withdrew
from some mysterious pocket a small brown paper
bag and soon had an end of the stick we'll covered
with yellow snuff this end she put In her mouth,
faint expression of satisfaction came to her cadav-
erous face All the time the child kept up Its
m0notonOus 10 Y cry.
aWhere are the other chlldrenp asked our
friend
"DOnno."
wish they would bring me in some quals,' the
lady went on. could take dozen every week
we have to pay ten cents apiece
Ihe man expectorated, but made nc attempt at
replying, and the question was reI eated with tho
addition: There are plenty of quails now, aren't
He nodded
"Will the boys bring me soma 7" she insisted.
MI Marks drew his hand slowly across his face,
bringing his faded beard down to point.
Reckon it's too much work." he answered.
"WorkW exclaimed the energetic lady indig-
nanty; Tho birds run right about the house here,
don't theyf"
Again he nodded, and sho said :" 1 should think
you would like the money"
Reckon it's too much work." he responded, not
having energy enough to vary his words
AT this stage In the conversation the woman
laughed shortly, whether In scOrn of her husband
who would thus reject chance to get money, OF in
of us who would think any of them would
earn it, we never knew. She did not speak. Carlos
resumed her seat IN the carriage; in silence the
horse turned about and we loft the home Of the
crackers
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

perfect rest however restored his health and yes
terday arranged that he should begin long en-
gsgemen at the Arch Street Opera House In Phadel'
pha the 18th inst Several offers OF engagements 10
Chicago and other cities made to his managers bus
they decided to place him In Philadelphia. whore gave
his for o7 consecutive nights before he ap-
peared ct the Comedy Theatre.
The rehearsals of "Peplta" continue daily at ths
Union Square Theatre and the opera will be seen on
Monday March 15 at that house with the cast already
announced. The place Of "Jackinhe-B Box at tho
Union Square will be taken for O week by Miss Edna
Courtney. who is TO play the ever popular Bankers
Daughter" at its original homo.
Miss Lydia Thompson and 80 Oxygen" will be seen
at the Grand Opera House, Brooklyn. Milcs
& Barton, under whose management shs produced the
piece recently at the Boston BUou Theatre satisfied
with the business IL has done They say that 1t would
easy for several weeks longer had other ar.
rangoments not been made.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
A PROFESSIONAL DOG. VA SHER.
4 :. In. q


Boston girl OF twenty or thereabouts, one OF tho
relening bellies, belonging TO one OF the Back Bay
families, swinging down Beacon.st. yesterday
morning. with cheeks flushed by tho sharp air and the
glow Of health pulsing all Though her body. She
out for her morning constitutional" and also TO give
the tonic to hopelcssy ugly skye terrier that
tightly olasped by one just below the swelling limo
OF her well prOpOroned hgure and whose shaggy face
peered out In the world with the air OF disgust that only
Skye terriers Opposite the Public Garden the girl
and dog met by another girl walking more esurey
and without canine incumbrance. There was kiss
and few words OF chat that were soon ended by rho
exclamation from the girl who carried the pet; Well.
gOOdby, Maud dear, must be back home at 10 o'clock,
for Larsen at that hour TO give sweet little IOsy
bis bath Do come and ne." And 40 the girls sop
araed TOpsy the usy dog. OF course, but VINO was
Larsen have made some inquiries and learned that
he a respectable young German who earns an honess
living By go.n9 around to the houses OF the best poops
and giving baths to dogs For small dogs he has Sd
cents for rs cents he washes ze doS no mater
hos large and furnishes his aud towels, too
This is the latest Boston notion, and II grow up from
well known lady's kindness. The German was out Of
work. and known TO the lady 70 bo deserving: sha
had no work for him. but she put brain TO work ant
then went around among her fashionable friends getting
their promises OF what dog patronage they could COM
mand The result Is that Larsen now has as regular
clientele many dogs rs he can attond to.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
he DECLINED WITH THANKS


am afraid the incident OF the time when AdJutant.
General Guthrie declined TO drink with Governor
Pattlson IS fresh il might he, but Is good
enough to risk especially as they bJth acknowledged "
yescrlay IL happened at tho time the Governor -eeot
sent FOR Colonel Guthrie 10 offer him the position Of
AdJutant-General He rendered hun the position and
at The same time that they might compare views,
proceeded 10 give Colonel Guthrie his notions OF tho
needs OF the service. Prominently he spoke OF tho
prevalence OF drinking among the officers and the bad
Influence IL must have the Suddenly thought
had TO him 20 be worth while 90 know bef0rs
ne went any further. he wnred around in his famous
revolving chair. with tue question:
BY the way. Colonel Guthrie do you drink T.
Gell occasionally" responded tho tall Colonel
slowly. But don't care Tor anything just nos" tiah<
YOU"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
sENAroR RkIGH1,N DrELLLYG STORY

Ben! Tereg IOOfs IN Ihe sunny SOutn
Senator Bright of Indiana, used to tell good story
about challenge he received from Joseph g. Marshall
political The parties To Louisville to nght
but the difficulty there settled by Goboral William
O Butlor. Pending the settlement OF the aiair. tha
police put appearance for the purpose OF arrestns
the COml6atants. - -
I'm looking for Mr.. Marshall, sure" said the rISh
CAPTAIN as he entered Mr. MarshsiPs at tho hocl,
and believe the mon Is before me-"
Mr.. Marshall OWNED at once tue purpose OF this vst,
and assuming 6ir OF Indifference cOolly inqniFeii
What Of the Marshas DO you desire to see There
are two OF us mere"
The one who is to fight the jewel sure. replied tho
policeman. ,,, ,, H.
IA IN tho room At the other end Of the nall"
Bat Is he the Mister Marshall that's lawyeFl" IN
Qulroi the sceptical captain.
He Will probably tell you that he's minister. But
don't let him fool you. Lawyers you know. can quote
texts well as preachers"
TEo policeman politely thanked him for his assistance,
bowed hinsoli out OF the room aud passed on to tug
room ci the Rev. Samuel Marshall, an elder brother an1
a prominent divine OF KentIOky. III vain did tue
minister expostulae. ,-
"a You're me mon, sure nOwI You're more OF a
preacher than an myself" and the follow was hurry
inc him down the stairway when they net nutaai
fliend who explained TO the policeman that be was
badly sold" Meanwhile Joseph Marshall had owed
TO parts unkrOgn. aLi thus avoided the humiliation Or
going to the Mayors court.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
THE MAHDI COULDN'T

Lord Wolseey in the course lecture given recently
in England told several auecdo es. this being one: Ono
CT his officers har penei to have glass eye 1as
one day examining prisoner, Jealous follower OF tho
Mahdi "why do you believe 10 the Mandi e. askel tho
officer believe In him," replied the man, because
he can work miracles" Tho O'cer Immediately took
out his glass eye tossed it up In the air caught II, AMI
nut IL back in its place Dye think the Maht could
do tnat 7" he asked The was appalled, and couldus
say another word
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
CURRENT ANECDOTES.
AN AFFECTIOYATE LAD.

Frona Ths Clinton (Hcss.) BuDLe.
"Gran'ma," said boy OF nine years. " how old ars
youf
About sixty six" said the grandmother.
You'll die soon. won't yOu granma T.
Yes. dear. expect to-"
And wnen 1 die gran'ms, to buried side Of
yOa a.
Yes dea said She as her heart warmed toward the
little Oue. whom she folded sloser In her arms.
GraD'ma," softly Whispered the little rogue. gimme
10 cents"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07
JAPANESE PUzZL4D BY 4 NEGRO


When was in the country. LOT Japanl In
the interior foreigner a curiosity equal TO the
nrs Chinaman Jap by US here. ON visit made
to the summit OF Fuji-yama IN :he summer OF 1871 1
went 20 the famous hot springs at Hakone; at nearly
every house party was As much or an exhibition
as Jo-JO, the woman with big feet IS hero colored
seryaut, dark as Erebus whom had with me. was =
subject to the innocent Japs. The men and
women would up TO him. try 10 rub the BLACK on
with their hands and be surprised they could not, AMI
laugh with the contagious and hilarious glee tho
nnnnln & much enjoy"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-07

DisDlfcN
lie was a 10 man In Washington, and was the guess
OF a Congressman who hada't oeen Congressman Tor
more thaa hundred years. They were dressing for
reception.
/ say, Colonel" inquired the guest, are gloves dc
rigue. 2" 49,,
DANCED Il 1 know" replied the Congressman "MIns
arc kid. [ reckon any other kind VIII do as vel,
though"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
TO THE SUFFERERS,
BY tine Late Floods AlOngsid de OF
the River Lines.

BY tine Late Floods Alongs ST de OF
the River Lines.
DIR. French, who is running on the
Republican ticket for Mayor of Los An
geles and seeking help at your hands,
during one of the terrible floods which
destroyed life and property was in the
City Council and chairman of the Board
of Public Works, and when the sufferers
by the food appealed to him in his Off
cial capacity for help to save their
houses, of men and material, he fatty
refused to send any aid whatever, blam'
ing them at same time for being fools
enough to live on the ricer bed, as he
called it. The people on the Also tract
particularly ought to remember this at
the polls on Monday. l think this fact
is still in their minds. Respectfully
ONE OF THEM.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

OHORTHAND AND TYPE.wRITING PU-
practical reporter and, author Of pho
nographic instruction books, gives special
attention to qualifying young ladies, as
well as gentlemen, to supply the growing
Allen Block, Los Angeles. d2 cod I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court of tbs County OF
Los Angeles, State of California.
In the matter of the Estate OF Jean Marie
Perez, deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
N undersigned, Executrix OF the last will
OF Jean Marie Perez, deceased, to the cred
itors of the said decedent. and to al persons
having claims against him, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within four
weeks after the first publication OF this no.
tice to the said Exec trix, at her place OF
business, towit; At the office OF Brousseau
City OF Los Angeles, County OF Los Angeles,
State of California.
RoSALIE PEREZ,
Executrix of the last will OF Jean Marie Pc
rez, deceased.
Dated, Los Angeles, California, December
8. 1856, d4-4w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
Rfs,NlslssbPATHalSCS.

ISAAC FELLOWS, NJ. D.-HOME -ATH-
l. ist. Once HOurs-ll to An, to 5
r. M. Oifice-Nos. and Oud Fellows
Building. Los Angeles. CAL jly9
II A CLARKE, NJ. D.-OFFlCE AND
ID. residence, No. "a South Spring street,
Los Angeles. Office Hours-1l to II A. NJ,
8 to P. n. Telephone No. 1858 j3tf
nR. A. E. WHEELER-HOMEOA
IL Office and residence 21 South Fort
street. HoURs-10 to 3 and evenings.
Telephone No. 46. jyl6
nj FERNANDEZ, M. D.-HOMEPATHIST
Ul. once and resIdence.Wil Block, "a
est First street. between Main and Spring
streets, rooms Nos. 10 and H. H0urs-10A A
N, to IL NJ; 2to4P.M. A specially of blood
diseases. sep22 tt
A 8. SHORE, M. d. HOMEOPATHIST
"A. Office 132 North Main street, Mas
carel Block; residence 173 Spring street,
Los Angeles. Office hours II to IL A. M, l to
P. NJ. Telephone Nos.- Residence, 50;
Office. 276. ily15
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
DENTISTS.
ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.

VIZ F. MCCLURE, CIVIL ENGINEER
w. and Surveyor, U. s. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor. 1874 North Main street, Los An
geles, Cal. Telephone No. 95. au6 ly
NERVAISE PURCELL, B. A. G. E., CON-
VI sulting Engineer and Surveyor; Asso-
ciate Member Institute Civil Engineers, Lon
don. Room IA, Allen Block, corner Spring
and Temple. oltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

rhe tenor of Communications appearing
in this column is not necessarily endorsed
by the editor OF the HERALD. The writer
who desires to be heard In 1t should always
Accompany his screed with his full name,
not necessarily for publication but as q
guarantee of good faith.l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
he Minor Courts.

AUSTIN, J. P.
People We. John Ruddy = Malicious
mischief; defendant discharged.
People VS.. G. misunderstanding the
peace; IS or five days.
People VS.. I. Carlis.e--Robbery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
REAL ESTATE.
FLAMING AUTHORIZATIONS

SEvENTH STREET PLANNING MILLS,
y Cor. Seventh and Los Angeles Streets.
Robert Thompson, Proprietor. Manufac.
turer of Sash, Doors and Blinds, and all
kinds OF Scroll Work, Turning and Shaping.
Corner Seventh and Los Angeles streets.
je12 6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
LAUNDRlES.

NXCELsIOR STEAM LAUNDRY-wALL
~ street. near corner Seventh. Tele-
phone No. S67. Our wagons call for and de-
liver washing in all parts Of the city. All
orders promptly attended to. Only white
labor employed. au6-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

DR. GING, CHINESE PHYSICIAN AND
~ Surgeon, No. North Los Angeles
street. near First street, formerly of Canton
City, China, would be pleased to treat all
the sick people of Los Angeles. Every case
has been successfully cured by him. Office
at all hours. no21-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
THE COURTS.
superior Court-.Cheney,J.

superior COuft..CheneysJ
People VS.. Max Pacully-Information
dismissed.
Information filed against George Sapp,
charged with burglary; Harry and
Thomas Smith, jointly charged with re-
sisting and officer, and Edward White,
burglary.
SET FOR MONDAY.
People VS.. l. B. Kilgore--Murder.
Mirandette VS.. Mirandette.
Adams VS.. Carson.
Siegler VS.. His Creditors.
Taylor VS.. Welsh.
Estates of Hayes, Feldhauser, Baker,
Faure, Clark and Chairman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

T,,aro-o. yor feel III, l:rieasness il. the regior
nftba hear. sli0ht pain in the shoulder arm
er uudcr tao ehoulier blade, or when you fees
Yourself short OF breath when exercising, OK
YOUR heart has periods Of beating fast, you have
heart disease, end should take Dr.. Flint's Heare
remedy. $3.50 Descriptive tre..Sy Wild ease
bottle, Or mailed free.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
SPECIALISTS.

MRS. G. E. BOURCEY HAS REMOVED
ul to her residence, l45 Bellevue avenue,
and will make a specially of midwifery.
Ladies wishing to be cared for can be ac
commodated at her house. She can always
be found at home.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
Dyspepsia Cured.

Heartburn. indigestion OF, dyspepsia
Csry's Dyspepsia Powders" Never have
been known to fail. For sale by Q. H..
Hance (successor to Preuss & Hance), and
Ellis & Co.. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
Rrun SON, , j.

SET FOR MONDAX.
Burr vs.. Burr-Motion to strike out.
Cicotte VS.. Barrows-Demurrer.
Hallock VS.. Markham--Demurrer.
McCrary VS.. Beaudry-Demurrer.
Griffith VS.. Pasadena L. V. l.. & w.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
BUSINESS LOTS !!
RESIDENCE LOTS!

An investment fail
depot; 10 daily raius Go and for it
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

GEORGE w. COOK, NJ. D,-0FFICE 2s n
VI Spring street; residence l25 8. Hill
street, near Second. Specially Treatment
of rupture-to retain and to cure. Best OF
trusses for adults, children and infants
Perfect fit Ol7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

TAKE CARS REGULAR
Angeles a. NJ,
23OR 430 and $40 p PM
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05
Southern California
National Bank.
-NADEAU BLOCK
Corner First and Spring Streets
LOS ANGELES. CAL.
PAID UP CAPITAL, = 500, ,0o0, 90.

III. III. BOYCE, President
L.. N. BREED, Vice.Prestdent
w. +. BOSBYSHELL, Cashier
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

IL Main street (opposite Wells, FARGO q
cos Express Ofice.) Specialty-diseas es
of the head. throat aud chest, together
with the eye, ear and heart. Office hours,
from $50 A. N. to 4P. NJ. sep25
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-05

DR. G. EDGAR sMITH-DIsEAsEs OF
IL women a specially. Rectal diseases
treated by the Brinkerhoff Painless Sys-
tem Hours-9 A. M. to P. M. Offices
Corner of Spring and Second streets. Hol-
lenbeck Block sep5tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-26

FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26.

AN INQUIRY TO EE MADE.-Iu response
to call by J. p. Y. Ritter about l25 po!icy
holders in the Natioaa! life Maturity Is
ISOLATION met st Meyers Hall, Washington,
Wednesday afternoon. \. =. l.. Reese was
elected chairman and l. l.. Sualwood WIS
appoiated secretary. The ubec. Ct the CA:
was stated az being cun!enimcnt with
the management Of The association. In Il
discussion Of the matter several expressed
themselves a. satisfied wits the manage
lnent and others gave their reasons for dis
content. They had taken out pu!c.cs upon
the representation Of the associations agent
who had told them that they wouit: have IL
nav in $3.50, and at Tie END OF iigc years
they would get for 1t 81 900; whereas they,
from present projects would hGVe TO pay 10
nearly the amount they wou!u finally re-
ceive, so that they would get tut u small
per cent OH their money. They mad bought
Their policies with the understanding that
they could MOI he sold or.transerred, while
now the association was trying 10 buy out
all those whose policies were over three
years old. They naI gone into t. life ma.
turity association, and no" they found thai
an insurance feature had been attached 10
it which was not in accordance with the
original idea. Mr. X. Graz laovcI that :.
committee be appointed by the chairman,
"ith pOner - request an Interview with the
officers Of ms association for the purpose o.
asceTtanlnS lis conCition, whether IL is cam.
plying with the contracts with the p0iicS
ao,ler3 an! 10 Investigate all matters Of IL.
."re-t 10 tie policy ilJIGe.