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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF Benton
COUNTY, TENN.-DORCAS e. STALLING
VS.. NJ. G. STALLINGS.

IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF BENTON
COUNTY, TENN.-DORCAS e. STALLINGS
VS.. NJ. G. SrALLINGS.
In this cause it appearing to the Clerk
and Master from the allegations of com
plainant's bill, which is sworn to, that the
residence of the defendant, NJ. @. Stall
ings, is unknown, and after diligent in
quiry his residence can not be ascertain
ed, so that the ordinary process of law
can not be served upon him. 1t is there
fore ordered that he enter his appearance
before the Chancellor on or before Thurs
day, September q, next and make de-
tense to the petition Of Dorcas E, Stall
ings by which she seeks to have the bonds
of matrimony now subsisting between
them dissolved, or the same will be taken
for confessed and the cause set for hear
ing exparte as to him.
This August %, 1900
w. L, MORRIS,
CLERK and Master.
BY A. V. BOWLES,
Deputy Clerk and Master.
j, G. ROBINS,
Solicitor for complainant. PHO
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Do you see sparkling eyes, healthy,
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of good health. If they are absent, there
/ is nearly always some disorder of the dis
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The work of repsving Fayette alley Ia
nearing completion
A valuable horse belo 1ting 10 Mr.. Lewis
II ,of died yesterday 1t that gentleman s
residence, on Seminary Hill.
The health of Alexandria continues excel
lent for the 80 ,soD. All the sick are improv-
ing and there have been no deaths here for
five days
The Jail has now only three inmates and
the workhouse Eve. There are % inmates
of the almhouss, but most Of these are very
aged people.
Jas. II Lghtfoot has purchased from the
international Building and Loan Association
lot on West street. between Prince and
Duke. for $3.50.
The only case before the Mayor this morn
ing WAS that OF fivs colered men charged with
disorderlJ conduct and fightirg. Throe were
dismissed and two fined So each.
Messrs G. E. Bowden and Park ARnew
called on President McKinl y yesterday
aftcrroon and recommended /. Henry Rives.
of CbaIl ttesville. 10 succeed the late Mrs.
Long as postmaster at that plsce.
VIM. Edgar Morgan, one OF the oldest and
most highly respected cit zens Ct Washington,
died very suddenly ut his hons, 1913 Mary
land avenue, last night of spjplexy. Mr..
Morgan wa, 63 years of age and leaves
several children.
At the republican county convention,
which met at Fsifsx Courthouse yesterday,
the following were elected delegates to the
Congressional convention at Alexandra,
August 30: NJ E. Church, E. L. s. Bouton,
E. l.. Howard Henry HAwxhurst NJ. F.
Brinkerhof J. L. Detwier, DR.. F. NJ. Brooks,
F. s. Wright, and L. A. Bush, J. NJ Thorn
wss reelected county chairman. The fol-
lowing was adopred Resolved, That the re-
publicans of Fairfax county, IN convention
assembled, are heartily in favor If making
Congressional nomination In this district this
year" Resolutions wtrs adopted deplorng
the death of e. L Campbell.
Mr.. Jacob Brill will give another crab
feast tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21
THE SITUATION IN PEKIN

The latest news about the situstion in
Pekin comes in message from James w.
Ragsdsle United S ates Consul at Tientsin,
to the State Department in Washington. He
says the Chinese troops are surrounded by
the allied army in the palace grounds at
Pekin. Hard fighting has b Gu going on
there.
1t is believed that the Emperor and the
Dowager Impres have fed, the Chinese
Minister at London having received official
ldvices TO that effect AMI the report being
confirmed by other sources They are sup
posed to have left Pekin August 13 and to
be on the way to Tsi-Yuen-Fu, aOmetimes
called sian-Fu or Snsu.Fu, the capital Of
Shen.Si province. west Of Pekin. From
Pekin to Tai-Yuen-Fu is about 300 miles.
L. he Emperor and Empress are reported to be
under the restraint of Prince Tuan, the noted
anti-foreign leader. There is no statement
that they are being pursued, the allies pro.
badly having their hands full st Pekin just
now.
According to Londan sdvices the monsrchs
and their treasure train, protected by 3OOOO
troops, have arrived at WI Jsi.Stn, 200
miles from Pekin. Another account says
they have traversed but 60 miles. The
NIcer0yS OIL Chlnas southern provinces Dave
requested the powers that no personal In
dig ity be shown to the Emperor or Fmpro
Dowager 1t develops that the consuls at
T entsin tually proposed recently that the
tombs of the Ming dynasty in China-the
pred, cessors OF the present Manchu dynasty
BIO destroyed The powers unanimou'ly
rejected the proposition.
The Chinese Government through Ii
Hung Chang applied to each Of the powers
to name atommiseioIdr to bring about a ces.
sation of hostilities. LII asks that Minister
CJnger or some other official BIO named on
the part of the United Slae s. As fighting
has been continuing at Pekln, the powers are
not disposed to negotiate.
The Fifteenth United States Infantry d
/ atta.io, each of the Second and Eighth In
autry have sai.ei from San Francisco for
Tsku
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

The BARYTEs MILL.-The work of
metamorphosiDg the old Smith X Per-
kins locomotive works into a modern
barytes mill have nearly been COM
pleted. and in short time operations
will be commenced there The build
ing has been fitted with improve ma
chinery and every appliance belonging
to such an enterprise, and it is source
of qualification to know that the whir
of machinery is again to be heard within
those walls which have stood silent
monuments for nearly half a century
marking the spot where Alexandria's
favorite enterprise Fl ,urished, wi hered
q I'D died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

Cor OFF CHEAPL Y.-DaDiel Digs, a
~ ID, was before Judge Taylor in
!, Washington yesterday CHARGED with
4. enpt.og to shoot and kill Policeman
" Villains. who had attempted to ar
r., aim. The wOuld-be assassin was
s.,d SO There is no wonder he pee
NJ Of Washington experience so much
trouble rom Uegroes. There is no
dea penalty for assault upon white
V5la .n aud a negro desperate who st.
teno-s TO kill a cOnservator OF the
p.9cs get of with the modest sum OF
{l0 The impudence and aggressive
n~s Of ine Washington negro are pro-
y.rois aud his federation in the capt.
IA. Of the country makes him often
imagine when away from home that
other communities have no rights that
b. Is blund to respect. The Sunday
r''' in Alexandria in he summer OF
lS72 and the threatening letters sent to
.lh. Mayor of this city in 1897 after the
yucaing of the negro ravisher Mccoy
ar Illustrations of the truth OF this
charge, while minor instances OF the
insoletCe Of Washington negroes while
here could IA cited. The conservative
people Of Washington will sooner or
later be driven TO SOM overt act in or
der to purity the atmosphere which
has been foul ever since the days OF
the Free iman's Bureau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

A QUIET MoNTH.-Tbe month OF
Augu t is of all others in the calendar
the most meagre in local events, and
those engaged in gathering material for
the local column OF newspaper are
generally driven TO their wits end at
this season to coDjure up something to
form the basis OF an item. The courts,
which are ordinarily magazine from
which to secure material or suggestions
are exhausted mines from the fact that
the Judge and m ost of the barristers are
out of the CITY, and among litigants
there is a disposition to postpone
actions until ccolor weather. The bu l.
ness of the city naturally suffers from
torpor, so many purchasers being away
on summer trips, while the stores close
ct shutdown, which gives the city o
Sunday aspect after that time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

ADVERTISEMENTS AS INVITATIONS
When a man keeps store, a shop or
An Office there is presumptive evidence
that be wants custom; but when, 10 adj
dition, be adyertises in the public
newspapers that be is ready to do busi-
ness he issues direct and particular
invitation to the people to come to him
aud trade. Everybody has had expert
ence with merchants and professional
men who seemed TO be reluctant to at
end to patrons, if not resentful of their
presence. Therefore, we all feel more
free to % to the stores and offices OF
those who invite US. day after day,
through the newspapers. Advertise
ments are assurances OF welcome and
attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

There Is dissatisfaction among many e1-
feieral soldiers in Philadelphia over the in
vitation extended to Willism J. Bryan TO
attend the national encampmept at Chicago
next week, of the g r., and as result
th re will TO m terial falling off in the at
tendar CO from Philadelphia and vi IN ty.
The smallest delegation in over 20 years
will 90 tr m Philadelphia to Chicago. an !
communication with posts in other cities and
states has el ci,et the information that there
Is ger elal spatby, many Of the W teri ms
being under the impr ssion that an attempt
Is b. Ing made to inject politics into the o =
ganlZ Il or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

ENFORCING THE DOG LAw.-The &C
ton OF Mayor Sim psOn in enforcing the
do law meets with the hearty sppro-
baicn Of 3 large majority of the peo-
pie OF this CRY. The number of CANNES
which Dr0w about he streets has 90
llceahly decreased during the past few
days and beIated people are no longer
compelled 10 thread their way through
Snos OF swapping ours while vending
llelr way home at night. The numbar
OF dogs had greatly increased 10 this
c'y during the past few years, and q
very small percentage of them wore
o. 'da'>. Some persons owned or har-
O)red four or i've, most of which were
poorly ied, and a. consequence, the
an mails were compelled to start out on
loIagug expeditions early 10 the morn
in2 invading yards upsetting slop
DUCK rs and soaring women aud child
tep' Besides. the dread of hydrophO-
d. a lifelong apprehension with some,
Wa aggNya cd considerably by meet
u Tx So many NANCY ours 10 their paths
Inc police are diligently at work fer
i7ule out all unlicensed dogs, and it is
III p'l hey will not relax their exer-
,QDs uuill the last one is located. The
mayor can at any time be deems it nee
s''''' send out he dog cart and hav4
o. ''gT'ut CANNES Gagged and killed,
Sul order those licensed to be muZzled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

STILL HELD. John Barley, who was be-
fore tie Mayor yesterday charged with die
posing of furniture belonging to Mrs. Mary
Swain and TO Mr. Samuel Merchant, and who
was held for his appearance before the grand
Jury, Was still at the station house late this
afternoon, the Mayor having postpo0ed send
ing him to jail in order TO give him on oppor-
tunty TO procure Dor dsmsu. Barley is a.
ready under bond 10 sppe in Washington
t, answer the charge of disposing Of jewelry
belonging to Mr.. Casileberg in that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT An accident
"I'cA resulted in the serious injury OF
~. ". VIE OF James Jones, a CONDUCTOR of
me 'WtsI Traction Company, in
"A'uioe'on snd a painful wound to
'lv' 'l' BE- laughter, occurred at Ball
.1' 'o A.-Xandria county, Sunday
','i 'oou. Mrs. Jones was shot in the
sou'e0 and is reported in a serious
W''''Ion. Her little daughter was
IuO' through the hand. Sunday Mr.,
tOu'' spent most Of his tim about the
atUlse' in coml any with his wife and
' ,u'' toward evening Jones took his
p'''oi from cupboard and began
y. leaning u lie had occasion to leave
w, w ''.0n, room for a moment and laid
NE NE Te7'n 90 the sewing machine.
H. ~. ZONES remained 10 the room. The
a., g'r' seized the weapon and begsn
~ "o.c ABOUT the room. The child
,.'''el towards her mother, hen she
TT.'p7' and the pistol YVES discharged.
a aug Oud., tore through the hand of the
rsuu and entered the left side of her
Nv o'oeT' 10 glanced along the line OF
. 1g stomach and lodged 10 the right
,.'' j physician was called and after
,,,''ueni Mrs. Jones was somewhat
- ~g'o'ed. The bullet was located and
ml'y an operation was taken to re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

COUNTY DEMOCRATS "A meeting OF
the democratic committee OF Alexan-
dria county was held last night. Mr..
Curtis B. Graham, chairman fthe COM
mittee, rendered his resignation as a
member of the committee, which was
accepted. Resolutions were passed
highly praising Mr.. Graham for the ef
ticient manner 10 which he had for so
many years performed the duties Of
chairman Mr.. Graham thanked the
committee, hut said his business was
such that be thought it best that he
mould resign. Mr.. james E Clements
vas unanimously elected county chair
nan, whereupon Mr.. Clements resign
ed SO secretary and Mr.. Walter II. Var
ney was unanimously elected secretary
to fill the vacancy. The committee
the elected Sheriff VIM. II. Palmer to
i'll the vacancy Oh the committee
caused by the resignation of Mr..
Graham. All the books and paDers
pertaining to the Office of county chat r
man were then turned over TO Clair
mau Clements and he announced that
there would be meeting OF the COM
mittee at the county courthouse on the
second Monday in September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

A.. rprcArED DOG.-The police of
a. IN nur.uauce of the order OF May or
--. ~. are nj work early aud late en-
I'm, 10 discover all the unlicensed
u , -, M ,be city. Officer Wilkinson,
u ,-.,..ag he had the dead wood" on
r.i G4-vc-. appeared at that gentle
.,l.r.e ia-' uieht for the purpose
l1..,.r,., $50, the amount assessed
w.. V.,or against all persons own
@..-5,bodng unlicensed dogs. Gar
- .f4rtrp officer entered, produced
, .,''..,.re and old il to raise its paws
". ~, ,1- minion of the law to spare
...t The words had hardly been uts
,re me canine had raised itself
.t. nrches and with its torelegs
'-'..l -.i'in an attitude of prayec.
4,.o.f up. however, was in no hum )r
,.ss amused by such performance
"a ,,5 Garvey he came to him on
t,..,4.- sud 20 to wi ness dog show.
C f,en proceeded 10 the second
.,5 AL nc Of the programme. He
.'.,3rcei what looked like a piece Of
dd,i.rsry wiring paper and metallic
Yi.ce and ordered the dog to pick them
~ y, and present them to the officer. The
S1g o,ey,d instantly, and the officer
examining the piece of paper was sur
nr.sd 10 iqi il WIS ga license dated June
igO .ad that the metallic piece wasa
.a3. which had been obtained
too me Auditor at the time the license
r..i..u-d The owner of the brute
s,s., directed it to suggest to the of
f,.r,rat he wanted $3.50 he could
yt,a place with higher temperature
"a. tBar under which Alexandria has
.,e.v been swelierirg. The officer
m.,rhp premises 10 rather rolled
mNGer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

PERSONAL Miss Daisy Javlns and
Miss Alice TIGER returned last night
after a three weeks visit at Riverside,
Nd, and Lower Cedar Point. Their
friends surprised them by having a
sociaOle on their return.
Mr.. w. Z. Balm is seriously III at the
Fleischmsnn Hotel.
Mrs. Mary Pullman is critically i'll al
the home of her daughter in Pennsyl-
vanis. Her son, Mr.. Sidney Pullman,
has been summoned to her. .
Mrs Susie Deeton and her sister,
Miss Cora Webster, have returned from
4 delightful visit TO Colonial Beach.
Mrs.. Joseph Rodgers and children
have returned from Colonial Beach.
Mr.. Arthur Penn, of Colorado
springs, Colo, is visiting his old home
10 this city.
Mr.. Robert Grigsby has resigned as
assistant engineer of the steamer Hsr-
" Randall. Mr.. Louis Hart has been
transferred from the steamer Kent to
ill the vacancy.
Mrs. Francis L. Smith and her daugb-
ter, Miss Margaret Smith, have return.
d from Atlantic City.
Mr. Carlton PAdgett, who has b'en
IL will typhoid fever, is rapidly i'm
proving.
Mr.. J. c.. Smoot and Miss Melissa
Hill and Messrs. Charlie Smoot and
Harry White, W 10 left here few days
lgO for drive to Sperryville, have re-
urned after pleasant trip.
Mr. John Fitzpatrick, for many years
an employee ct the gas works, is SER
ously i'll.
MIR. and Ms. VIM. Il. Melchoir have
returned from Oak Grove, n. J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

loi 'Hh t6EAH IN THE HoT WAVE is no
b ,'se' "a predict on but a f. OF, and life
n, o.cs more been render, d enjoyable.
l.1 Any storms which have ragged in Mary
na., Iennsylvauia and other places
III Fb;''epuoiy cooled the atmosphere in
a' D., S'cInlty. and the rains of yesterday
"a ~ u. 'aS' night have still further lower
ToS Sue mercury to a Temperate stage.
SnS Iay the weather has been cloudy
'uu threatening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

CUTTING AFFRAY.-Toots Olden and
Charles Churchill. both colored, were
cat 10 the lees last night by some nc
groes with whom they got into diff
Guilty. Arthur Riley, Dennis jackson
aud Walter Gsskins were arrested.
This morning the Mayor fined Cnurchi'
and Jackson, as principals in the afirsy,
s. each, and dismissed Gaskins and
Eilev
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

CHARGES AGAINST OFFICERS. -
| Officers Lyles and Deane were before
the Mayor this morning for failing to
arrest man last night. The
charRes were preferred by Lieuier-
ant Smith, who had ordered the off.
GERS to arrest the man on the charge
OF cutting TIE Mayor dismiss
cd The case, es the man wanted
bsd owen himself up and in fact was
complainant against other parties. The
matter seemed to be one of aversion on
the part of the officers to arrest for mis-
demeaDor without warrant inssmuch
as they bad no, witnessed the disorder
and had not received orders to arrest
the man until an hour or so after the
disturbance. The Mayor said: This
Case incidentally offers the very inter-
esting question of an officers right to
arrest without warrant. So far ss
felony cases are concerned no warrant
is ecessary and in misdemeanors the
pos ession of a warrant ia sufficient
without its exhibition; that is to say,
20 officer is obliged to show warrant
and an offender resisting takes all the
responsibility OF as, ming that the off.
Ger he's no warrant. On view Of disturb.
ance an officer arrests without war
rant and on being called upon to quell
disorder he is justified in going with
out a warrant and in arrestin If any OF
the concomitants of the disturbance ex-
ist upon his arrival upon the scenes.
That is to say, though an actual fight
has ended, yet crowd of excited people
and the attempted escape OF man whose at
tire is dsarauged or whose garments are
tanned with blood or otherwise extraordi.
narily soiled wonld b. sufficient justification
for his arrest. In this case before me man
was assaulted by crowd of men and in de-
Tending himself he cut two of his ssssilants
in which he WIS justified by the Mayor in
the court this morning Lieutenant Smith
before dscov eTing that cutting had occurred.
and acting on report from Officer Wilker-
son that a fight had taken place among cer-
tain cOlored men, directed Officers Lyles and
Deane TO arrest one OF the men. Arthur Riley,
for dsorderly conduct aud fighting, bat Al
the time the order was given there bad been
no warrant issued; the lieutenant said he was
going to the station house TO issue enc and did
so but before the warrant had been issued,
and before il was known that any one had
been cut, Arthur Blley went TO Officer
Wilkerson's house and informed him that he
hsd been assaulted BY crowd of men and
hat he would be at the Mayors office in the
morning. The officer sent him to Officers
Deane aud Lyles who had relieved him, and
he made the same statement to them and as
they had no warrant they let him 20 until
this morning. the Mayor said officers should
bring cases like this 10 the station house
when they were directed to do So, but there
vaa M ohliOafiou n non them tn assume risks
that they were not legally bound to take.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

The soothing and healing properties
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, it,
pleasant taste and prompt and perma.
nent cures, have made it a favorite with
the people everywhere. For sale by
all druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

h,8.4-tS lREEK COAL The first boat
.o,s, VI 'umoersnd coal shipped here this
C,lt the mines of the Georges Creek
r.. ~" .'ou Company reached here yesterday
pe,.D,o-eel % NJ b. f. Gtvsr, wi o is now
Qu,n,'ul 20 'uppIy this superior cosfin any
'@'N'iy tes rod Ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

ie,sS qu'eker you stop cough or cold the
Ooe v 'se' the'e will DO Of fatal lung trouble.
nnG, " "e ough Cure is the only harmless
wl6t ,aS' gives immediate results. You
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21

The Best Prescription for Chiils
md Fever is bottle of GROVES TAsTELEss
BILL Tonic. 1t is simply iron and quinine
N = tasteless form. No cure-no pay Dor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21
DRY GOODS.
Notions and
DresSnakerS' Supplies

Little things that oil women need for the
sewing room or dressing table. The prices
are no higher than inferior sorts usually
brins.
Tracing Wheels. hardened steel rollers. DC
Fancy Frilled Silk Garter Elastic. I'd. 35c
Hooktn Silk Hose Supporters. Doc and 6Oc
Collar Ferns. Esch................6c and 1Oc
English Pins. Paper. ........ -............. 12c
Cabinet Hair Pine. Paper. DC
Needle Books. Each.............2 5c to 20
Hookt aud Eyes, with spring. Cord....5c
Hook and Eye Tape. Yard. ......~.15c
Ready wound Bobbns for machines,
box DC; dozen ...... ......b Doc
Piussisn Binding, black and white......20c
Fancy Whalebone Casing. Piece...-.-.15c
Seamless stockinette Dress Shields,
with very fine covering. Pair 10 10 and TIC
Brush-edge Skirt Braid, fine quality.
Saving Machine Needles. Dozen. .......2Oc
White soutsche Braid. Piece Of II
yards-"... ............. -@oc
Hercules Braid. Yard .....,.3c, 4c. aud &c
White Pique Cord.edge Skirt Braid.... .7c
White Wave Gotten Braid. Yard...3c to 7c
First flotr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-21
TO CURE A CoLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE TABLETS
All druggists refund the money if 1t fails to
cure E w. GRovEs's signature on each
hox Q5e