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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-09

The charter OF the TulliOka Hotel
Company of Kings Springs, Carter
Co. was recorded by the Secretary Of
State last Thursday.
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ESSIE.
a Rabbit Criye.

Our local hunters would be interest
ed III California rabbit drive, illus
trated in the last Scientific american.
Tie drive WAS made by stretching
fine wire netting about three feet
i.ig'. and seven miles long V shaped,
terminating at the smaller end in a
circular corral, into which the ami
mails were driven and readily killed
with stout sticks. The mound OF
slain at the end of the drive was five
feet deep, and twenty feet wide and
forty feet long, and contained twelve
thousand dead animals.
The little animals have become SO
numerous and destructive to the farm
crs that the wholesale destruction OF
them is imperative.
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A Courageous Boy.
WITH TIE HELP OF A DOG HE OCTRIDEs
A TORN AND SAVES \ VESSEL.

At Bourbon, the most neglected port
in the Erencl, Indies, a number of YES
sells rode ut anchor. Suddenly a tidal
wave was signaled aud q cannon
shot conveyed the order for all vessels
to leave the part. The crews hastily
regained their vessels and in lcss than
half an hour all ships but one bad left
the Port. The one which remained
despite the order was Il large brig in
:. ballast, OH whose deck not Il living
soul could be seen. A second shot
was fired and the brig slowly pivoted,
and with Tapping sails made for the
open sea. An hour later it was dis
covered that the entire crew of the
brig had been detained on shore and
the only living creatures on board
were 4 lad fifteen years old and the
captains dog.
In order to obey the order twice
given the lad must have let the an
clior chain slip and cut the hawser.
but where could he get the strength
10 hold the helm against ~ cyclone
Three days passed and al the vessel.
had returned to port but the brig. ant
fears gained ground. Suddenly on
the morning of the fourth day a naked
mast was seen against the horizon
Like IA stick at first, it grew longer
and then II hall appeared. All the
sails were furled and the hrig-for i!
WAS the brig-was sailing under masts
and cordage only, kept on her coHrst
by her little jib hoisted one-third high
A quarter Of an hour later IL ting wa.
at its side. The brig was brough'
back after more than three days ter
rible strife with the elements.
After seeing no one come the boy
knowing that to stay was destruction
had let the anchor slip, sawed thu
hawser, and grasping the helm set hcI
head for the e a Slippin: a rop'
with a running knot larboard an,
starboard to prevent sudden lurches
he remained at his post with the dog
sleeping and waking, nearly ole hun
dred hours.
The colonists raised a subscriptio,
for him and he was sent to the marin
school, whence he came out an Officer
-Phladclphia Press.
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ss@grWiNE OF CARpUl, q Tonic ior Women.

On last Sunday the Rev. A. S.
Clark. Rector of St. Johns episco-
pal church, held memorial services
in memory of Jefferson Davis, whose
body was lying in st..te in the city of
New Orleans, visited by thousands OF
men and women who mourned the
death of that grand old man with u
sincerity and warmth, never before
Witnessed i'll this Southland.
he Reverend gentleman paid a
iel ing tribute to the great moral
w"ith of the deceased leader, and re-
called his christian record as one
w"ithy of being followed by all FIJI
t9rr generations.
This feeling tribute was highly APP
meciated by the many admirers OF
the dead statesmen and hero, who
We're present on that occasion.
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The Ladies of the Mite Societ,

The Ladies of the Mite Society,
connected with the PRESBYTERIAN
church, had Il very pleasant enter
tainment at Mrs. Summers residence,
on St. Mary street, last Tuesday
night, at which a number of persons
Young and old had an agreeable time.
Refreshments were plentiful and nice,
during the evening some excellent
vocal music was furnished by the
ladies. The whole affair was Il sue
cess socially and financially. The
funds obtained will be used for the
purchase ofthe Christmas presents for
the children connected with the Sun
day school, and will be distributed on
the evening ofDec. 2Gth. in Protec-
ror's Hall, where another pleasant
evening will be had.
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\ little girl recently went to visit
her grandfather in the country. She
is .und Of milk, but firmly refused to
drink any while there, without giving
any reason. When she returned she
WIS asked: "You had nice milk there
to drink, didn't you /" 81 guess l
Didn't drink any of that milk she
Indignantly replied. 'Do you know
where grandpa got it? ! saw hita
squeeze it out of an old COW -
Young Peoples World.
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EeELREE,s WINE OF cARCJI for Weak Nerves


a few days ago the writer paid q
visit to the sugar-house on the
Acadia plantation, and was shown
through the immense buildings by
Mcssrs. Price and Williams.
The apparatus on Acadia is as near
perfection rs could expect such a
complicated affair to be, and every
room, floor and machinery as clea!
and bright as a lady's pallor.
An hour or two in such q manufac-
tory is worth much to anyone who il
seeking useful information.
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Under the snow.
For the SENTINEL

Come, messengers pure from the oe-king's
thronr,
Ei-ecy clouds from q frozen zone
ttii to the earth below
Noisclessiy drift the soft flakes at play,
Needless Of ALI that is buried to-day
Under the snow.
Long, feathery sprays like a circling wreath
Drop down on inaiiInate things beneath,
Till in the silent How -
The hyacinth blooms With their fragrant
Low to she ground beauty are bent
Under the snow.
solemn pines by the I'd wind stirred
Moan and Sob like u spirit weird
Chantiag in dirgas low:
Or. like lost elf which wanders back
To its wildwood home by 4 hidden track
Under the snow.
Tonight in the c~hillin-and dreary gloom
How many q stately ana humble tomb
Missing the nlsonlisits glow,
Ike marble ghosts in Al eraiier pail
shall lie encascG ia the icy thrall
Under the snow.
And hearts grown Old in the mist of years,
Crushed by sorrow and scared by tears,
fFGzen by hopeless woe,
Lie deeply buried "a shroud so white,
Never to Wakcn to love and light
Under the SNOW.
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George-''That is Il beautiful piece.
Laura and You have played it most
spulfuliv. But What is that rumbling
noise have been hearing nearly all
the time since l came in ?" Laura
sit must be the wind. Excuse me a
moment" Goes to the kitchen.)
''Mothrr, can't ycu take shat wash
tnb into the back basemenH Il don't
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Now is the time to visit K. II. Nc

1, Now is the time to visit r. II. Nc
Brides depot Of Christmas goods,
consisting of wagons, carts, wheel
hairows, hobby horses. toy carriages,
ve~locipedcs, tool chests, puzzle blocks,
books and toilet sets, vases and every
thing in the line of glass ware, suit
able for household, and ornamental
purposes. Also a full assortment of
cooking and heating stoves.
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Remember, that ON Monday night
the Git show of the L%illiputions Won
ders commence, three nights perfor-
mauce in Firemen's Hall, which will
lie a pleasant place of amusement for
both Young anG old with the. chance
or receiving nice prize given each
ticket buyer.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Sugar ard rice planters are referred
r. advertisement of w. b. Blosm-
field.
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Mt. CARMEL CaNyENr.

MI. CARMEL CONVENT,
Thibodarx. La, Jan. 81, 1883.
Mr.. 4. Gsuaux. Houma. La.
Eear Sir-I canuot convey in adequate lam
g.agc ii satisfactory itlea of tho benefit
have obtained by uslns your A.,ti-Asthmatic
Powder and Mixture. For twenty years l
have suffered from that dreadful disease,
Asthma, and although | have tried many
remedies, Dens proved beneficial until l
tried yours. trust nay experience with this
preciuus and valuable powder and mixture
will be tbs means. 81 inducing others to give
it u trial. Yours respectfully.
A SISTER 81 MT. CARMEL CONVENT
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Trv eLhcK-DRAuGEI tea for Dyspepsia.

The SENTINEL extends its sym
nathics to Capt Iiotara and wife in
The loss of their little child. who died
a few days ago.
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Tennessee IidinEs.

I,seah 4. Hamilton. Druggist, Humboldt
Teuu.. writes: "Yaur Z. {. c. Certain Chill
Care is as good rs | want ! have used it in
lny ilHily with goo results. Il is palatable
ier children, a reliable autipeIiodie, and a
splendid preventive.
Sold by Thibodaux Pharmacy.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

N9t;ce is hereby given that tia taxes for
the tewn sfThibedaux are new cue. Tax
payers aes iRyited - call Al enes and settle
in order TO avoid interest and costs.
j. AUSLET.
Collector
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Tirernen'S Hal! has bad Il new pa il
of .fairs placed at the entrance way.
anal two hundred fine chairs added
thereto. which rcnoers il mor con
y~enient and comfortable than it has
been in the past.
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A6gDeLAcK.DRAuGHT tea clrcs Constipation

The ever popular Mr.. G. F. Guet,
travelling for that well known liquor
dealer, Jos Cornibc of New Orleans.
was seen on our streets this week
looking the picture Of health and hap
piness.
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McEIree's Wine Of CaYdui

and THEDFoRO's CLAcK-ORkUGAT are
for sale by the following merchants in
l.afour"he parish, Thibodaux
Jos. T. Thibodeaux & Son.
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@.

Mr.. Ed. D~elchamps, the able and
manager Of licElutes pho
f., l,t.le ..snccess" paid Us pleasant
visit last Saturday.
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Bayon Llfourche is still rising slow
j.. Int Il fall coming down the river
has reached Vicksbmg, it is not like
X that the rise will continue many
more days.
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Rev. C NJ. Atkinson win hold ser
in Prerhytcri II Church. Monday
December 10th. at Z O'Clock.
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PAS.75URAGE.

A FINE PASTURE of so arpents. situated
near Raceland, particularly adapted to the
use of cattle raisers and others. Terms per
month: Horses or Mules, 81, Cows or Beeyes,
IS cents: Calves or sheep, so cents.
For further information address
OSCAR LErINE,
Raceland, La.
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A Sugar House Party.


A nice suga, house party WAS had
on the Acadia Plantation "n last
Monday night, which "as very pleas
ant and agreeable to all who partici-
pated in it's gayr.irs. Mr.. ". II.
Price, with the aHahilit. character
istic Of his sociability, cnt u large
wagon to town, for the transportation
Of the happy crowd of young people.
and on their arrival they We're met by
Messrs. Price, Joe and Ed. Smi'nwich.
Allen Pugh and G. Wilson. and once
in ch,rge of such genial hosts, nothing
but pleasure and EMO, meht c5nid be
expected.
A substantial lunch was furnished
during the visit, and those who de-
sired to dance were given an oppor-
tmlity to do SO.
All returned delighted with t.l"ir
excursion. The night was one Of
bright moonsline, and the air WIS
balmy aud pleasant as May.
The following persons composed
Miss A. Lyons of Mobile, Ala. Miss
Z. Duane Of Brooklyn New York,
and Misses Eel Stua,t, Enola BlaiIel,-
ard, Berta Glass, Emily St Martin,
Annie and Nora Eifert, Sarah Scaily.
Harriet Damserean, Edna B.ancllard.
Mary Roth. Mamie Walsh, Fanny
Goode and Elvir Webrr.
Messrs. j. Wilson, j. JOY, Il. B.
Nolan. p. Bowman, J. Williams. 7.
V. Williams, l.. Continent, T.. 1'aha..
b Roth, l.. Bourg. h. Pncr. J. Tonp-
kins. {. Fleetwood, f. K~nohlocheant
&. Thompson.
On Monday. December 2, the sale
of the Lease Of the various ferries in
the Parish of Lafnurchc were sold II,
auction, to the highest aud last bid
ders, ut the conrt house door.
A large collection Of bidders Will
their friends were on haE,i, at II IN
when the President of the Police Jury.
aided 10y the Chairman of the Finance
committee, announced the opening OF
the auction. The leases were sold
for two years, beginning January /,
1890, for IL eighth of the price "f the
adjudication cash, and the same
amount every three months thereafter
until final payment. No. ! at Ausellozi
store was bid i'll by Myrtil Nag"in fl
$4,000; No. at ST. johns Chapel,
by Mr.. L. Eschte tor 50 90; Ne. I:
at Gossin's by Mr.. l. GoSsin for $50.
90 No. 4 at st Charles Chapel by G.
o. Rousseau for 1850 No. 5 ut
Raceland by F. Thibodaux for $425.
90; No. 6 at LeiIlanc's by Iiiomas
Leblanc, for $1,000; No. Z at Lock
port, by =. Alleman. for 32045.a0
No. 8 ut Earang's canal, by A. FEEDER
inc for $4,000; and No. 8 ut tlle~Cut-
off for So so, making $3992.5O in all.
This is much the largest sale eve OBJ
taiaed in L:,fourclle for her ferries.
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tioELree's WlNE0F CsnEui for female d~iseaz>g
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pru with the piano.
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LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO, August % Cattle, receipts l6, zoo
head: shipments 900 head; market active but
weak becyes 81 40ai S7k; steers 81 s5ai 30. stock
ers and feeders 81 g0a2 90 cows. bulls and mixed
81 oOa2 50; Texas cattle 81 2ja2 %; natives and
halfhreeds s. OOa3 So
Hoss-Reeeipts II 90 head: shipments jCCJ
head: market slow: mixed s. l5ai 30; heavy
So i5ai 10; light s. gjai 60; skips, SO lOai 30.
Shecp-R eceipts 1000 head; shipments OlO
head: market slow natives So i0ai 10; western
IS 35ai 90: Texans s. 40ai 90; lambs 81 lOa3 80.
EAST LIBERTY, August 9-Cattle-Receipts
go head: shipments 7Cl head: market, easier;
nothing doing; prices unchanged.
HOgs--Receipts 1000 head shipments l,S-u
head: market fair for best; light Workers 81 1Oa
: 10: prassers 81 50a4 co; medium and light
Pniladelphias 81 coal 90; heavy hogs 81 4Oa4 80
sheep-Receipts ! 90 head; shipments l.OOl
head; market unchanged.
NEW YORK, August 2o.-Cattle, receipts 160cars
no trading in beef cattle dressed beef steady; ma
tive j34a7kc Texas 10 434a5i{c
sheep receipts 3, 100 head; market firm and
steady: sheep a. 75a5 %; lambs 81 0Ia6 20.
Hogs, Receipts 800 head; market dull at 81 20
al IS.
CINCINNATI. o., August 2i-Hogs, easy
common and light s. 5Odl 90: packing and butch
crs 81 lOa4 80. Receipts, 1900 head; shipments
CO.. head.
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Interesting Gossip of All Sorts to SUIT All
People.

Interesting Gossip of All Sorts to SUIT All
People.
There was a great deal of cOmmotion in
the neiRhborhOoi Of the Windsor Hotel,
Yesterday morning about , o'clock. Two
females were crying for somebody to
come and help them" When help ar
rived the women claimed the thief had
ilsj.
VIM. Miller, a B. * o. brakeman, fell
from train as it was pulling out OF the
yard yesterday afternoon. He fell on
rail and received injuries that will lay him
up for some time.
f l. Fseley is talked of as candidate
for County Treasurer on the Democratic
ticket. Mt. Feeley has been there before,
aud is thoroughly posted in the workings
OF the Office of Treasurer.
The I,depeadeRi voices the sentiment Of
majority Of the Democrats when it says
George Kerns should not be overlooked IL
me selection of candidates.
DR.. Geo. Taught, the dentist, who
moved 20 Columbus several weeks since,
had his flee specialties ruined bJ fire
the other night.
A young man who received injuries at
the steel works, that caused the amputa-
ton Of his leg, is soliciting aid tn get q
cork leg
The boys at the bottle works are out on
a strike because they were docktd for les
time. The strike will be of short dura-
/ tiol.
II. L. Willis, of Armstrong; Mills, and
Miss Mary g. Corbett, Of Wegee, were
married at 81. Nicholas Hotel, yesterday.
The B & o. train TO Pitlsburg was de-
/, yed several hours yesterday morning, by
a freight train Of the track.
Miss Julia Faupal has returned from a
trip to California, where sbe has been
visiting several months.
Rev. TmbeTlake, Prohibition candidate
for Representative, intends to 20 over the
district ard make speeches.
The School Board adyartises for bids fer
furnishing the various school buildings
with fuel.
Thos. Smith, travelling salesman for the
Bottle Works has returned from an East
ern trip.
Some Of the property holders are paying
their street paving assessments in each.
Mr.. B. Woods, who sold his property
west of town, will move to Gravel Hill.
Thos. Springer, window glass worker
from Pittsburg, is visiting in this city.
TIE Democratic Central Committee will
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To Latin he is Johannes Smithus; the
Italians smooth him OF with Giovanni
smith; the Spaniards render him Juan
Smithus; the Hollanders adopt him as
Haas Schmidt; the French fatten him
oat az Jean Smee' the Russian sneezes
ard banks as he says Ivan Smiitowski; in
China re ia known a5 Joyan Shimmit; 10
Iceland as Johne SmithsOn: in Tuscaroras
Won forget an about POcahontas and Pow
hs.an when You hear them call Ton Qua
Snittia. In Wales they speak Of him as
Tbon schmidt. in Mexico he is Jantli
F'Smut; among the Greek ruins the
guide speaks of him as Ion SmiktOn, and
ia Turkey he is utterly disguised as Voc
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PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

Eighty thousand Americans, have sailed
from New York this season.
W. X. YaudsrbHrs steam yacht, the
Alva, cost 5000, COO and il costs $50 600 a
year to run It.
Thare ia some mention OF Pro e'sor W.
IT. Brewer a5 the successor Of the late
T. las Loom s. at Yale.
EHsh Halford is thinking of purchas-
ing a summer residence either IN Marble
head or Swampscott, Mass.
New York politicians note with interest
that Governor Hill has gone 70 Saranae
Lake. where Grover Cleveland may now
be- found.
The diamonds in Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilCs wonderful necklace, which sre
strung alternately with pearls, are pierced
through the center.
General Robert c. Schenck, who made a
reputation az soldier, diplOmatist and
poker artist, will he so years old should
be live TO October &.
Jefferson Davis. Roger @. Mills, Add
son CimmRck and the late Judge Terry
were an born in Todd county, Kentucky,
within a space Of five miles.
Cardinal Gibbons has tesn rusticatiDg
at Deer Park, and is now in Baltimore
making TIE last preparations for the pub
lection of his new book, Christian Her
itaEe in November.
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Incredible Bravery.

Roaring Branch has ayouug lady efnerye
The other evening while enjoying visit
with some fciends a correspondent asserts
that a mouse came from under ire SOFA
where che was sitting and fund shelter in
her SHIT, where it soon made It's pres
erce known by bsing too ambitious. Did
sbe scream or faings No; she did nothing
of the kind. Just firmly frightened her
hsnd over o portion Of her clothing and
ouietly left the room. When she removed
her hand a dead mouse dropped to the
ground
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An Uncertain Secretary.

Tie p-olorged silence of Secretary
Blaine on the Behring Sea question is very
very perplexiug to the organs. They can
not guess what trsck be will take, and
hence their embarrassment IL he would
only come out frankly and say that this
government has a right Of exclusive urls.
dic.ion over all that part Of the Pacific
O,ean called BehTing Sea be would afford
them much relief The apprehension that
be will not take such position in his cor
resrondence with Great Britain and other
governments Of Europe condemns the Or
gsus 20 a silence as profound as bis own.
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PETROL UAI.

or. Cry, PA, August 29-Petroleum, opened
nj gSl5c: highest g9c: lowest gSAc; closed al
9S5c. Sales. 227 COO barrels clearances, 3l2 OJl
barrels: charters ~ 722 barrels; shipments, 933s
barrels; runs, so S72 barrels.
PITTsBURs, PA, August 29-Pelroleum. dun
bat steady; opened at lc closed at $3.50 high
est 99c; lowest 9s4c.
BRADFORD. PA, August 29.-pelroleum, opened
at 9sl4c: closed at gsi-c; highest 9s5Sc; lowest
gsiz c. CleaIances, isi COO barrels
TITUsvILLE. PA, August 29-Petroleum,
opened at es9sc; highest 99c; lowest g'1sc;
closed at JsiSc.