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Evening star., 1897-01-30


Bijou Theater.-Theater-go at large
VIII no doubt be glad to hear that the
funny tramp, Horatio Irving Booth. will
stop In his presentations and lay over for
rest, the freight car in which he travels
being Side Tracked" at the Bijou Theater
next week. The play is well-known as a
good, rattling, sensational comedy, full of
FUN. fire and ginger, and having been en-
tirely rewritten and strengthened. played
with fine cast. composed Of well-known
ing more of a hit this season than ever The
plot, while not deep, Is yet interesting and
serves to amuse and entertain, as 1t shows
the true inwardness of certain hypocriticai
character of one Of the genus homo called
tramp proving the truth of the
axioms, 1T Is not the clothes that makes
sl the man. or "A ragged coat may cover an
stage effects and picturesque scenery, is
used this season, including the great rail-
road switch scene. with its manipulations
OF the signal switch system, and the
true to the title, side Tracked" Among
the members Of the company are e. HI.
OConnor. Billy Bowers, Daisy Chaplin.
Gall stanwood. Camilla Martin. Amy Paige,
James Wall. Osmond Searl Edward O'Con-
nor and Edgar r. Vance.
Monday evening the clever Martinetti-
Tannehiil Company, including Ignacio Mar
tinetti. Frank Tannehill, Anna Boyd, Car
rie Radcliffe. Riva Gibson. Louise Null
dener. Florence Lillian Wickes, Clayton E.
White, e. 8. Morey, Geo. T. Welch and
others. will again present that very funny
farce, The Nancy Hanks" which made all
Washington laugh as 1t had never before
its 20Oth performance. and to fittingly cele-
brate the event the management Is going
to spare no expense. and decorate the
Academy with green's, palms and cut now
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Ware Rooms, 1422 Pa. ave. NV. ja305t'
OPERA
PATIENCE,
Under the direction Of
H. E. SALESMAN and WILLIAM DE FORD.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, 7th St bet d and n.w
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. 8, 1897.
q, Bens6t OF Canton Potomac Field Band.
Admission; 2s and JOc Tickets at Whites Mu-
sic store, SS5 Z ST., and at the hall. 1ts
UNNERSALIST CHURCH, FRIDAY, FEB. 8.
=. 'Ii. AT P. NJ.
Washington Sixty
String Orchestra ,.-,,-,,...
ERNEST LENT, CONDUCTOR.
SOLOISTS:
Miss Emile Russell, Soprano
Mrs. Francis Hempstone Contralto
s. Miss Elizabeth Gardner, Pianist
Miss Louise Carson.
- Miss Grace Hopkins,
Mr.. Fitzhugh Godsborough,
Mr.. Andre Dumaine violinists
Reserved seats, 5Oc., Toe, at Ellis, 937 Pa ave
ja3O-6t
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FROM WHEATLEY.

special correspondence
I. N. Berry, Of Danville, visited
relatives here Sunday.
CO. Wynn and wife visited rel
atives at Gillie Sunday.
George w. Robins, of Gillie, was
IN our midst last Sunday.
Andrew Collier is in Nashville
attending the Centennial.
J. L. Robins has been quite i'll
with fever, but is reported better.
One of the happiest men in this
community is Frank Berry. Its a
girl.
Mrs. Lizzie Berry is very sick at
this writing, but nothing serious is
anticipated.
Rev. H. L. Wheatley failed to
eli his appointment last Sunday at
Crooked Greek.
Contemplating is almost over in
this locality. The crop is reported
very short this year.
John Matheney, of Ariadne, was
down last week. He is in rather
bad health at present; however, we
hope to see him better soon.
After a vacation of four weeks
the school at this place reopened
yesterday. Prof. r. P. Berry has
charge Of the school, and is doing
his best to make it a success.
Prof. r. P. Berry closed a very
interesting schoolat Crooked Greek
October IL. Dinner was served on
the ground, and the choir made ex-
eellent music, The occasion was
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FEorr GARFIELD.

Regular wsrmdmDaI
Mr.. Lille Madroy, of Westport,
IS here ON a visit.
Rolla Watson, of WHY, w0s in
our midst last Sunday.
Org, the little daughter Of Newt
Ballard, is very sick this week
Rev. II. II. Gilmore delivered am
excellent sermon at Pleasant Grove
yesterday.
Miss Ida Black, Of Eggville, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rosa Her
rim, this week
Misses Mollie Bane and Mollie
Black were guests of John Ogles'
family Sunday.
Mrs. p. Crews and Miss Rosa
Ellis were guests of the family OF
Ben Watson Sunday.
An enjoyable musical entertain
ment was given the young people
at the home of John Ogles Sahr-
day evening.
Misses Rosa Ellis, Margaret and
jamie Watson, Mrs. p. Crews and
several others viii go to the Cow
tennial Thursday.
Rev. II. j.. Little preached at tho
nome of his niece, Mrs. Susan Wat.
son, one evening last week. There
was a large attendance, all ofWhon
confess that they We're benefited 10y
attending the services.
GARFIELD, October %.
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FROM UOWELL's CHAPEL.

Regular correspondence
G. n. Cowell is slowly recovering
from a severe illness.
b. w. Bridges has completed new
building improvements.
Joseph Penick las been on the
sick list several days this week.
Fire yesterday destroyed a great
deal of fencing on the farm Of l. n.
Bridges.
Mrs. Sara Jordan, who has been
very i'll, is reported improving, but
very slowly.
Several from here went to the
Centennial last week, but more are
going this week.
Rev. T. f. Cason will preach at
Shiloh Saturday, Saturday evening
and Sunday forenoon, and at the
chapel Sunday afternoon. There
viii also be singing at Shiloh Sat-
urday and Sunday.
OowELL's CHAPEL, October 26.
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not only enjoyed by the citizens Of
This but by representatives from all
thr surrounding communities
Prof A. H. Hassell and wife, of
Biz Sandy, recently visited his par-
unts, Rev. and Mrs A. II. Hassell,
oi Ohis place Albert is an enter
pris.ug young man, and quite an
honor 10 his profession Tie was
ragred among us, and having made
lam uphill fight tosuccess, he should
bean example 10 the young men of
our county
Sunday school was recognized
Il Crooked Greek Sunday by SUI
pariuteudcnt Louis Price. A. G..
Berry was elected secretary and
treasurer, Miss May Akors, Mrs.
\ u. c. Wynn and Mrs. NJ Akcrs
teachers. and n. II Collier, Choir
lister The school is iu very good
shape ar present, and it's future
| seems promising.
WHTATLEY, October 26.
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FROM BIG SANDY

i.Hu.aI rHu,Hr uHdDur.|
u. vi. Lowry turned homo Inst
sunday from Texas.
Rev. Mr. Mnthmyy OF Ono Bnp-
ist Church, immersed fy .p.uu
here Suudny
Misses Ola and Eula Tuy uE
Paris, spent Sunday with iriwI
90 this plac.
j, b. Lindsey, I'D 3.ntma w.
u Nhealloy and Arch DI3rue.
were called 90 Jackson Eri'g
Miss L.Iia Maiden m1 Nr H.
Farmer, of Camden, .pu. Sunday
here with relatives and friend
Misses Emma HutgHu au md
Ira Goodwin, of Man. E.ll mmg
returned homo after spending sop-
aIul days with Friends here.
Our meeting has ended. It was
one OF the greatest royiEals ever
seen here, and closed with o total
OF forty-soycn conversions.
BIC SANDY, October 20.
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Regular correspondence.
p. II. Capps went TO Camden ON
business Monday.
General health In this locality is
very good nc present
Bud Nance, of Houston County,
was ON our streets Tuesday
Willie Graham, of Big Sandy,
visited relatives here Sunday
p. III. Fitzsimmons has charge of
the section crew during Henry's
absence.
John Matheney is chief cook at
the Fitzsimmons residence during
this week.
Benton Cut, on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, is being ditch
ed this week.
c. ?. Hudson d Co. have ship
ped their first car load of ax-handles
for the season.
III. Fitsimmons and wife and w.
+. Billiard are attending the great
Centennial this week.
Rev Mr.. Chandler failed to meet
his appointment at the Mckenzie
School-house Monday evening.
FAXON, October 27.
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For Infants and Children.

The man who advertises, says an
exchange, stands before the public
in the full, Legitimate and dignifed
prominence of one who is proud of
his business, has a right to be proud
of it, is doing a lot of it, and wants
to do more Of it, and he is the kind
ola man that everybody wants to do
business with; for just so long as the
moth will be attracted by the can
die light, SO long will buyers swarm
around the advertising light Of bus
mess.
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TRUSTEES SALE

by virtue OF the power vested IN me
by trust deed of j. w French and wife,
O. Y. French, dated January %, 1896,
and recorded in Book IF, Page 4G, in
the Registers Office of Benton County,
Tennessee, ] will offer for sale to the
highest bidder at the courthouse door
at Camden, Benton County, Tennessee,
on
"Wednesday, November II, 1897.
between the hours Of u and . o'clock,
the following described property situa.
ted in the tenth civil district of the said
county and bounded as follows:
FIRsTTRACT-B Beginning 81 poles north
of the southwest corner of an entry in
the name of Mark Hatley, assignee of
Settles, al a stake, two black pointers;
runs south rs poles to stake with black
Jack pointers; thence west 1866 poles to
stake, two postoak pointers; thence
south "a poles to stake, two hickory
pointers; thence west l34 poles to a
stake, redoak and postoak pointers;
thence east IS poles to a stake with point
ers; thence north 90 poles to stake with
pointers thence east 1874 poles to q stake,
black Jack pointers; thence south So
poles to a stake; thence east 162 poles
to stake; thence south 80 poles to a
stake; thence east 914 poles to the be-
ginning, containing 900 acres more or
less.
SECOND TRACT-Situated in the third
district, and beginning at the northeast
corner of Widow Hubb's land at a rock
with postoall and blaok-iack pointers /;
thence south IA poles to stake; thence
east 46 poles to a redoak bush, three
redoak and hickory pointers; thence
north IA poles to q stake with persim-
mon pointers; thence west 46 poles to
the beginning, containing. 81 acres and
"A poles,
THIRD Beginning at postoak
with postoak pointers, thenOrthwest cor
ner Of 4154 acre survey for Tom Flow
ers, parts of my tract of 1879 acres, runs
"a poles north of the southwest corner
Of said 1879 acres; thence east IS poles to
q stake with redoak pointers and post
oak pointers; in the north boundary line
of the said Flowers land; thence north
63 3-19 poles to a postoak with redoak
pointers; thence west 80 poles to a stake
in the west boundary line of the said lSs
acre tract in field thence south GO 3-ls
poles to the beginning, containing by
estimation Is acres more OF less.
Said property is sold to toreclose {
mortgage given by J, W. French to thu
Farmers Savings and Building and Loal
Association, of Nashville Tenu.
This October IL, 1897.
w. H. RAYMOND,
1921 Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE

Byy.iiue 10 the pDRenyeslrl boo mr Hy
trust deed OF A.J. Farmer nUd H.ie. IHH
uIe Farmer, dated August s. 1896. Hud u
corded in Book ID. Page 100. Zoo tre llUa
lister OlIcanI Benton County. Tenn.
! VIII U.I.r l0r aIr tu Doe highest bidder
ut Che courthouse HuHr H' Camden Ben.
CON County, Tennessee, un
Wednesday November ", 1897,
between the hours %. j . and O'Clock. the
following property s.luBted Boo fhn seventh
civil district of said county and bounded
aH follows
THAr Beginning Dn thc bank pi
Tennessee River. 900 sugar Tree. Wua
west lH- u1.e .uH IHEu $50 WdUgE and
Chaa.ualuGa pointers 600 u. Me.tu'a lime.
theme. ru.hI Gl poles t0ap1siuak thence
HHst I3l pole. Iua stake. poplar aaa ue.-
uHE pointers thence north "a poles .ua
stake thence uUaE 3Ib poles laH#aku HHd
hickory pointers ON tlH bank u' n.d river.
I thence down Wid river with fuewaHuIau
t0 Che beginning
/ IEhDf TWU-- Beginning 600 % stake with
/ two black jack pointers. tHn northeast
corner ai au entry of l53. acres boo the
|uameUi John Vs. IIi.l. wuswest lG1Uu.ps
i t0a stake, N0untaiu-uak and Two nIHrk-
uaE pointers, Hips northwest corner.
I thence north 7GpUIes tu stake, CHDHuu,
and two blackjack pointers thence east 5j
/ poles 40 % stake hickory. two blackjack
/ pointers, thence north 90 poles .ua stake
i boo the south boundary OF an entry boo .ae
name of Robert Thompson. theme. east
i 100 poles 90 Che @uuEGuas, corner ul said
/ Ih0mpsUu's entry, thence south 1856 poles
/ 10 the beginning. containing 100 acres
TRACT TWREE-Begiunmg 0u % sweet
| gum and reduak and elm pointers the
northwest corner of John W. Hills so
acre tract Of land conveyed Go HIM by
! Alex. Giycus, and iu tGe northeast cor
ner OF am so acre tract conveyed by Alex.
! Giveus 90 one Willie Bird, md ON the
south boundary of Samuel Beuton's 300
acre tract of land running west 1856 poles
10 "a stake ON the west boundary line of
the .lG0 acre entry made loo the name OF
James Currie and r.. Wilson, thence north
! 1921 poles lo @ stake, thence east l5t
poles 10 stake; thence south 1925 poles
% the beginning, containing by estima-
ton 100 acres more or less.
Said property is sold TO loreclose a
mortgage given by A. j. Farmer to the
! Farmers Saving and Building and Loan
! Association of Nashville. Tennessee
This October IL, 1897.
w. II. RAYMOND,
/ l5-2l Trustee
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SALE OF LAND.
W. CARAwAY VS.. JOHN HOLLAND.

W. CARAWAY VS.. JOHN HOLLAND.
BY virtue of vendtioni exponas in
my hands, issued by A. r. Brooks, clerk
Of the circuit court of Benton County,
Tennessee, l will on
Monday, November LIST, 1897,
expose to public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the courthouse door in
Camden, Tennessee, the following tract
ofland lying and being in the eighth civil
district Of Benton County, Tennessee, and
described as follows, to-wit: Bounded
on the north by the lands of Stem, on the
south by Brewer, on the east by Mobiles,
and on the west by Reynolds, containing
ia acres, more or less. The same was
condemned and ordered to be sold by the
circuit court Of said county at the August
term, 1897, to satisfy judgment in favor
of w. Caraway and against John Holland
for the sum of $46 66 and all cost
This October 5, 1897
W. A. LASHLEE,
1929 Sheriff
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SALE OF LAND.

j. J. PENICK & co. VS.. A. j. FARMEI
Ell AIS.
BY.virtue of a yenditoni exponas il
my hands, issued by A, r. Brooks, clerl
of the circuit court of Benton County
Tennessee, l will on
Monday, November LIST, 1897,
expose to public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the courthouse door i
Camden, Tennessee the following trac
of land lying and being in the sevent
civil district Of Benton County, Tennes
see, and described as follows, to-wit
Bounded on the north by Parker on tn
south by Bush on the east by Parker, an
on the west by Wheatley Said land wa
levied upon as the property Of J L. Ito
loman, and is subject to . prior levy .
the same in favor OF the Butcher q Gill;
Pillow Co, for $763l interest. and cos
The same was condemned and ordered 4
be sold by the circuit rourt of said com
att the August term 1897 to satisfy
Judgment in favor i J J. Peuick & c,
and against a. J. Farmer ct ais for Il
sum OF $2l % and all cost
This October .. 1897,
w. A. LASHLEE,
1920 Sherii
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SALE OF LAND,
J. H. FALL & co. VS.. FARMER, HUD-
SON & FARMER EFT AIS.

J. H. FALL co. VS.. FARMER, HUD-
SON & FARMER EFT AIS.
BY virtue of a venditioni exponas in
my hands, issued by A. r. Brooks, clerk
of the circuit court of Benton County,
Tennessee, l will on
Monday, November LIST, 1897,
expose to public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the courthouse door in
Camden, Tennessee, the following tract
Of land lying and being in the seventh
civil district of Benton County, Tennes-
see, and described as follows, to-wit
Bounded on the north by the lands of
Parker, ON the south by Bush, on the east
by Parker, and on the west 10y Wheatley,
containing 300acres more or less. Said
land was levied on as the property of j.
f. Holloman, and is subject to two prior
levy Of eXecutions-one in faVoyof Buch-
er q Gibbs Plow Co. for 1851, interest,
and cost the other in favor of J. j Pc
nick & Co. for $2l,25, interest, and cost.
The same was condemned and ordered to
be sold by the circuit court Of said county
at the August term, 1897, to satisfy a
Judgment in favor of j. II. Fall & Co. anC
against Farmer, Hudson q Farmer etals
for the sum of $571J and all cost.
This October 5, 1897
w. A, LASHLEE,
1920 Sheriff
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SALE OF LAND.

S. W. W. LEGAN VS.. ]. A. HAMPTON.
BY virtue of a venditioni exponas in
my hands, issued byA. r. Brooks, clerk
Of the circuit court of Benton County,
Tennessee, | will on
Monday, November LIST, 1897,
expose to public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash at the courthouse door in
Camden. Tennessee, the following tract
of land lying and being in the ninth civil
district ofBenton County, Tennessee, and
described as follows, to-wit: Bounded
on the north by Johnson on the east by
johnson, on the south by Eegan and on
the west by Johnson, containing 90 acres
more or less. The same was condemned
and ordered to lie sold by the circuit court
Of said county at the August term, 1897,
TO satisfy judgmentin favor of S. w. w.
Began and against j a. Hampton for the
sum of 50 and all cost.
This October 5, 1897
W. A. LASHLEE.
1920 Sheriff
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SALE OF LAND


J. II. FALL 81 co. VS.. FARMER, HUD-
SON q FARMER.
By virtue of 90 vendiliuul exponas in
my hands, issued by A. r. Brooks, clerk
OF the circuit court Of Benton County,
Tennessee, ! will ON
Monday, November LIST, 1897,
expose to public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, az the courthouse door in
Camden, Tennessee, the following tract
of land lying and being in the seventh
civil district OF Benton County, Tennes-
see, and described as follows, to-wit:
Bounded on the north by the lands of
Parker, on the south by Bush, on the east
by Parker, and on the west by WheatleY,
containing 300 acres more or less. Said
land is levied upon as the property of J.
+. Holloman, and is subject to prior levy
of two eXecutions-one in favor Of BuCh-
er q Gibbs Plow Co. for $40 81, interest
and cost; the otherin favor of j. J. Penick
d Co. for S2l %, interest and cost The
same was condemned and ordered to be
sold by the circuit court Of Benton Coun-
ty, Tennessee, at the August term, 1897,
to satisfy a judgment in favor of j. II.
Fall x Co. and. against Farmer, Hudson
q Farmer for $3.50 and all cost.
This October 5, 1897.
W. A. LASHLEE,
1920 Sheriff.
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SALE OF LAND.
BUCHER & GIBBS Pillow COMPANY VS..
A. J. FARMER EFT AIS.

BUTCHER & GIBBS Pillow COMPANY vs..
A. J. FARMER EFT AIS.
By virtue of venditioni axponas in
my hands, issued by A. Il. Brooks, clerk
Of the circuit court Of Benton County,
Tennessee; / will on
Monday, November Ist,, 1897,
expose to public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the courthouse door in
Camden Tennessee, the following tract
of land lying and being in the seventh
civil district Of Benton County, Tennes-
see, and described as follows, to-wit;
Bounded on the north by the lands Of
Parker, on the south by Bush, on the east
by Parker, and on the west by Wheatley
containing 500 acres more or less, Sale
land is levied upon as the property of J
y. Hollomm The same was condemned
and ordered to be sold by the circuit cour
of said county at the August term. 1897
to satisfy a Judgment in favor of Buche
q Gibbs Plow Company and against A
J. Farmer for 1851 and all'cost.
This October 5, 1897
w. a, LASHLEE,
1920 Sheriff
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Monday. November Isl, 1897.

expose topublic sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, mt the courthouse door in
Camden, Tennessee, the following tract
of land lying and being in the second civil
district of Benton County. Tennessee, and
described MS follows, to-wit: Bounded
on the north by tine lands Of Holiday,
ON the south by Kirk, on the east by
Barnes, and on the west by Barnes, con
tanning by estimation 225 acres. Said
land was levied upon as the property of
Al NOVEL; and Willis Novel;, and the
same was condemned and ordered to be
sold by the circuit court of said county
at the August term, 1897, to satisfy judg-
mentm favoro of the Mccormack Harvest
ing Machine Co. aud against Al NOVEL;
ct ais. for the sum OF $3.50 and all cost.
CHS October ), 1897
w. A. LASHLEE,
1920 Sheriff,
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DID NOT HAVE TO PAY FOR.
WHAT PLATT SAYS.

Washington, D. c., October 24~-Sen-
ator Thomas c. Plat, of New York,
was at the White House yesterday. The
hot campaign over the city election in
New York, in which the Senator has
taken such a prominent part, made the
visitor of the Senator significant. SEN
ator Platt wanted to secure some ap-
pointments and was DESTROYS they
should be made before the election.
The Senator said he was here on some
little errand, and when asked how he
could be spared at this time from New
York, replied that the newspapers said
that there was a machine in New York,
and, of course, the machine was "well
Oiled" The only thing he would say
about the election was that "Tracy will
be elected" Senator Platt made two
visits to the White House before noon
and saw the President each time for a
Few minutes
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SENATOR JON ES.
Says He is Particularly Well Pleased
With the Outlook for Democratic
Success in the November Elections.

Little Rock, Ark, October 24.-Sena-
tor James X. Jones, chairman of the
Democratic National Committee, was
in the city en- route for home. SEN
ator Jones is particularly we'll pleased
with the Democratic prospects for the
November elections. The Senator
stated that the Democratic State
ticket will triumph in Kentucky by
big majority. He regards the outlook
IN Maryland as promising from a Dem
ocratlc standpoint, and as to Ohio, he
considers the chances good, his ad-
vices from Hon. Horace Chapman,
Democratic candidate for Governor.
being OF an encouraging nature. Sen
ator Jones would not express an opin-
ion on the mayoralty contest in
Greater New York.