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LIBERAL JUSTICES (ME 15AILY AMERICAN NASIIViLILE WEDNESDAY monNTway JITEY 9 1890 4 1 A 011 iii61 7 i I 1 frnE DAILY AMERICAN NASIIVIEOLE9 WEDNESDAY 11011NING- truLy 9 1890 4 P- 1 J1B1'411 AL JUSTICES i 1 0 I fl I 1 ri el IBER CL I COOL SUMME'R StO elf) 0 I A a i OT IGI e1fili! ING They (ilie z310000 to the Tenitesee Industrial School' i They (die z10000 to the Ten- They (ive 'lessee 3 The New County Asylum Scheme Re ithMuch Favor The Ne CI ceive(l Conrt -Adjourns Until October After a Dant Day's of In terest to Every Citizen Co art ---dioul Mara 1)ay tere! How about it are You yet supplied? If not don fail to call on us and see what astounding advantages you can secure in Plain and Fancy Mohairs and Alpacas Plain and Fancy Sicilians Drap d'Ete in Coats and Vests Extra sizes for stout and slim men Cool Summer Clothing for Boys Our prices are beyond comparison and we will give you choice from an unlimited stock We will take great pleasure in showing you through our large stock LUZ 0 I 335 AND 337 PUBLIC SQUARE' ELLIISD BOILING SITINW JOHN AV MOUTON Situated in MITC011 County 1404 feet above the sea level New Hotel VW Furniture New Itanareffient IR A -r IC tyi yllricvn I iliikNc3I 1 I) rJr-)1i1 Ldku)a io Fair white hands Erighteleativcomplexion goft healthful skin it PEARS'--Th3 Gal Erilish EveryttEre boap1-Artm-k $850 TO $1000 PER WEEK (Aerdng to location An Unreconstructed Rebel Who Clings to His Suit of Gray Says the Chattanooga Times of Mon-- day: Capt' John Morton who commanded the fatuous Morton Battery in Forrest's command was in the city attending the reunion Jr there such a peculiar existence as an "Lnrteconstructed Rebel" in this country this distinguished artillerist is that very thing lie clings to the tnemory of the Ooniederacy with a devotion approaching idolatry lie will wear no other sort of clothes but Confederate gray and whenever it becomes necessary to do any Fwearing he invokes the spirit of Robert Lee Ile was the youngest andbest artillery oalctr iu the Contt-derat army Ile was hut Is years old when his lather and Mike Burns ot Nashville equipped a battery at their own expense and sent him out in charge of it It did the most active and ellicient service during the whole war and Gen Forrest was accustomed to say that Whenever he could hear Morton's guns open up anywhere around he always Itit sate The Captain is a young man yet and looks every inch a soldier Besides he is a most genial and compantopabie gen tietnan and gave the reporter ome most Interesting war reminiscences No POLL-TAX receipt is necessary to secure a certificate of registration OMMaOMMMMaliaL I Magistrates to consider the subject carefully He gave a picture less than horrible of the sufferings of the paupers at the present asylum from exposure and lack of air and unavoidable iihumanities He said he had intestigated the health of the site which has been chosen and found the conditions to be good The land was of such it quality that it would make the place selfsustaining with respect to food lie declared that overflows occur so infrequently it was not worth while to consider this particular lie thought that as men and as magistrates the members of the court should gravely consider the necessities presented to them Justice J11 Thompson offered the following resolution: Resolved that a committee of five members of court and live outside the court be appointed to Investigate the county farm looking alone to tile fact whether or not it is a suitable place to erect a county poor-house having authority to eNillnitit the plans nth' bpeettieathms and also visit the present county asylum and report to the OeWber term of this court which of the two places fbould be used 1s a county asylum anti tnake any recommendations that they nogiu for the best interest of the county A great amount of debate ensued a number of the magistrates objecting the matter being placed in the hands of any citizens outside the court Justice Pleas Smith made a little mental calculation and said the building to adeemuiodate the paupers would cost about f1000 for each pauper lie wanted to know how many magistrates there were present who lived in f1000 houses LLaughter No one answered Justice Thompson's resolution was adopted at length which includes Dr J11 Callender as the Chairman of the committee of five citizens outside the court Judge Caldwell herewith appointed tbe full committee as follows: Dr 11 Callender Dr A Atchison Dr Dake Dr Banks and Dr l'' Jones from the outside and Justices Overton Phillips Thompaon Cloodlett and John Browo Justice Overton suggested that the last week of September be devoted to the workings ot the committee or to be word exact Sept 15 in the of ttZi for burying paupers Judge Caldwell held that the approval ot this account should be held over until the investigation into the matiner of burying paupers LIONV ill provess shall have been finished Ills views were concurred in by tue magistrates A nutener of pauper accounts front the varieua districts were allowed amounting in the aggregate to about Justice Campbell moved that the lines of the Fit teenth district changed by the Legislature and accidentally leit out in the resolution of annexation Monday be included Carried Cotubs having resigned his cotttract to turnish collies for pauper burials' the court authorized the judgeof the court to make a new contraet Justice Overton stated that coffins are frequently procured tor pauper burials by parties who use the cotlin as a credit to purchase a better coffin Tainble's petition to have his farm included in the change of the lines ot the Twenty-first District and place hint in the Seventeenth was granted Justice llasslock orfered a resolution that the Jail Commissioners in conjunction with the County Board of Health be empowered to sell one half of the old jail building lor 100 and that an appropriation of T350 be made to place the old building in proper shape for the 'county- work-house hands Adopted The followiug was adopted with a rising vote: Whereas Almighty God tit his Infinite wis- dom has b84411 tit to renime trete our midst one of our former comity officials Dr NV Ceolt aim died on the 5th day of June 1Wtu Dr Cook was for r-Soveral years County health Oilleer and by his constant attention to his ities he originated and omit up the improved sanitary system or this county tIll it is now tO none in tile 6titte fie was Collat- ous and attentive at all tittles as an official and as a citizen WLs beOved anti respected by the Whole community therefore be it Itesolved that in the 4seath of Cook this county has lust one of its most valued citizens Otu It fortnerResolved that ft Copy Of thesis resolutions be spread upon the tnintit's of this court and a copy furnished the press and the faintly of the deceased wirttams CAntes into The court gave permission for the painting and flooring of a bridge at Newaona 'Station in the Fourteenth District over Big Ilarpeth A request to the court to appronriate f30 to build ia culvert over Ruder street was referred to the Road Commissioner A petition from Justice Jonas Tay lar putting him in the Seventeenth District was granted Justice McLin offered a resolution looking to of a coin mitteeof three to investigate pauper bilrials 'Justices MeLin Carroll and Mathes were appointed The following was adopted by a rising VOte: Wbereas since we last met our County Justice Charles Er Chickerine Esq has heen taken trout the walks of this tile theretore be It Resolved' that In the death of Esquire Chickering the county has experienced the loss of one et its most valued and popular ctizens Resolved we sincerely sympathize with his afflicted relatives and order that copies of tuese resolutious be turnished the flintily TAIE1 Magistratee to consider the sub)ect carefully Iie gave a picture 1 tti 9 1 leas than horrible of the suffertnirs of the paupers at the resent asylum from exposure and lack of air and un- avoidable I ghumanittes He said he USE ONLY USE ONLY' The elegant new Hotel together with a Ten-Pin Alley and Bath-House will be corn pleted In a few days The hut Sulphur Bat 14 aretery highly recommended In RHEUM I-KIN AND DISEASES Tht waters are wonderful agents In the treatment of MADDER KIDNEY and LITER COU PLAINTS and are well-known for the Mani cures they have amomulittted In GRAVEL communication with Naih vide Route: VI Gallatin and Wegtmoreland tia Lebanon and Carthage ItED BOILING hPRINGe CO Idleen County Rebt tryes agent for Narhyllie Watei for sale at fountain or tittlivere I In twines any part of the city Telephone loht r19 sni Kingston Springs asvsoon as the Magistrates as- eal bled yesterday for the second avls proceedings Judge Caldwell's send-annual report Was read relative to' the financial transactions of the zeounty from Jan 1 1S90 to July 1 MO s'so the status of the county debt: Ballance on hand Amount Jan 1 Wit) Cellecna -Wry 7717 07 $123t4s3 00 11 9:2 97 113736 97 2053 5 137S 64) Rtt it 17o6 1 li134-4 99 overican -5295 '24 Ilti220 1415 7d 15621 b0 Total on liana and Disburse coliocied morns Ordinary $1316e0 07 771115 19 I and 1141s 1o7t59 74 147248 30 3432 25 rillroad 7901 14 7320 00 talfOint 8011 41 17 OS e523 40 rico ou hand: okut 51391 88 10411 44 3132 25 rutirut' 2 11 11413 69 GS rtport continues: "It will be st en 'rola the above that the county aniple funds to defray all her expenses in every depart-the same care in appropriatit and economy is-pursued in the as lathe past The bridge fund to its credit 1343225 1 recorpul nd that this amount be trans it to the regular railroad 'T account as the interest on the bonded indebtedness 11iv being rrAid will soon cause that to be overdrawn and this find i3 not now needed in the bridge tne County not owing anything on tliat account bale of the Nashville DecItur hallroad stock the county rev 1 he original number of bonds due in 1s7ll W38 400 twenty-two of these taq heen' paid prior to the sale of stof and 311 have been paid since thiriyiour outstanding This aileunts to S500 ot these bonds yet to Je And if the partiesholding tua bonds 11ave collected the there Nwill be five months' on them to pay These bonds were all called in June 1 1SS0- and 1tiir no interest from that date -Inc outstanding indebtedness of tiltcounty is as follows: "Past due bonds due in 1SS9 With intorest on same f6500 bonds due in 1891 195000 These bonds bear interest at per coif payable semi-annually We have now f1175o0 Nashville Decatur Railroad stOCIE unou we get semi-ana ually 6 per cent We -also have still due and that will come In about Jail 1 about 112000 from the Mabry land at Knoxville -The county levy tor- taxes in conjunction with these two items make up -Jur I as-tts for tile next year "kury View was appointed to lonk'anto the costs and damages of 0 a pubie road troin tue pike to the 11rica Cnurch pike" II Lyle was re-elected a notary public I coMmitte( appointed to Lie resources the county and the amount of tax to be levied 1) 1-09 reported that the tax levy reniheo uttenanged irom that of last Ordinary '20 cents road tax 10 1ts school tax 10 cents and the as neretolore on r'privilege and nn-Tan(1)5i Fig- itt cu rt appropriated I50 to build a hriu over Hogan's Branch in the DiStriet 'milt report or the Revenue Commis siouers was submitted Work Circuit Court Clerk reports: oli-lawuit 151 52 Li oti tawsuitsSurpreme Court 2 43 Total 1S6 96 (4-1 Whitworth Clerk and Mastor of the Chancery Court: oil LLtfltS 25 ta iawsuits prenie Court 75 Total 4 31 un Mlles Sanders Criminal Court Clerk: 575 55 1 ity tiies 24 63 As-vsoon yel kiay's proce( setni-aunual to' the tinar zeounty front so the stat Oralary Fict tt FL it 4 k1141s mean FahrOill on rutiroa Cud ine r(por 5( en Iron) tt auiple e3 n-ent it the tifts and cc iiiture a irt lias to its Cl n1 that to 'T account on liiV beina atount to iid i3 110t the (so Oil tilt acct in the ISU tio31 i he Orlif: waji tait hoon' tind 3 thir aiiUfltS to 1t: thsu bond on were all eitr no int( l'ne out Critcounty "Past du intorcst on 1 Tilese bor payal Ve have Decatur RI we get semi: bave Si In about the Mabry county levy with these ts toe ti "kury lonk ti 1 a in pike 1 IILy public Lio coin sr tie re the 1-09 ref nut ordif as tit curl a bite ov 1)is 'lilt repo 6iontirs Vox ports: 01awsul Li lawsu Ttat tor of the -ix oil tit 01 hiwsti Miles Sat iCNS I tines i IIE NEVER -177171-- if 11 to ''I I -pt 11: II: 4 4 1 LV: i k' 1 l' 1 tytkilibk a ti I 1 vl 7A: 1 -1r 1 6 I 11 4 --1 11 NI a t11 Lat WO Thernost ---i-A Powerful Penetratinz Quickest and 5urt a a'1 liniment-4 for the lin of Rhentna lism Sero Thrgat Ringworm Rrui6es Sprains Sivellinzm Frost Bites Weak Park eh 1 FOR HORSES this liniment is umfittallea 1ec11047! of its greet pcmtratinv Themest Powerf ul enetrating Quickest and '''--Trrir'' 511rt of al liniment-4 for the cure of Rhentna- '4 lb 1 1 I olt In rt-d trrn Pp Le This Summer Resort ts located '24 Mlles from Nashville Cu the Memphis divston of the a St wUlbe open fur the reception ut rcuesta June 1890: The owner of thts noted hiummer Resort tls made marly improvements sIsme lazd F-Nison Including a large aud elegaut viclu and Amusement Rail eructed the new Death of Dr Keunetly From Shock Dr Kennedy of Sale Creek Hamilton County Tenn died hi tbis city on the night of July 7 at 8 o'clock He had been suffering for several months from diseases of the stomach and bowels which rendered an opera-Lion neeesbary Several days ago he determined to come to Nashville for surgical treatment and arrived here on July 1 The operation very delicate in its nature was performed on Saturday last by Dr Briggs He never fully rallied but died as above stated from the secondary shock He was 49 years of age and loaves a wife and seven children Dr Kennedy was a prominent Mason and In January last represented his lodge In the uirand Lodge He was in the legislature of iSs1 from Hamilton No man stood higher in his section or was more respecte4 than Dr Kennedy Ile was a brother of John Kennedy Esq of this city who accompanied his remains yesterday to his late home tor interment tI 1 1 party be left to the Democratic) Executive Committee This was seconded cs by Justice Mc Lin A motion to table le was made by Justice Overton and tt Justice Brown withdrew his motions fr The following Judges were then se a lected by wards and districts at the suggestion of the Magistrates from si the wards and districts 4" number of te the Democratic members preferring to leave the appointment in their wards and districts to the Sheriff r( First NV ard-Dudley Lester and Bond Second Ward-J Coleman and IN I Talley tl Third Ward-J HanshumakeiJ Appleby and john A Crockett Fourth Ward-Quintard Jones Jas s4 Turner and Eaetman Filth Ward-Tip Gam hie LP Clark and Whitworth Sixth Ward-Tim Hanitin and tt Longhurst Seventh Ward-Sam Burgess at Macon and Tom Harmon Eighth Ward-M Campbell and ei Sloan Ninth Ward-E Gregory ew McCullough and A Binus Tenth Ward-J A Kellogg and Dr ti 11 Oney Eleventh Ward-C Br Joseph and Hayes ti Twelfth Ward-W Watson Joe Wbeless and Ed Henley Thirteenth NVard-O Rude Dr McMahon and Scale Fourteenth Ward-A Linds- ley Ensley and James Wilson VI Fifteenth Ward--A Landis Jr and Stanley Distfiet 2 Precinct No 1-U a McMurray Sain Frazier and ticorge Pulley Precinct No 2-Thomas Eubank Rice and John Mc- s) Cain pbeil Third Precinct No 1-James Peay Warner and Henry lairclotle' Precinct No 2-Stanley Allen' John- son and Andrew Jones Fourth Precinct No 1-Alex Don- elson Andrew Jackson and a Brooks Precinct No 2-J Turner 1 Livingston Hanley and John MeFall Filth District Precinct No 1-A I Towns and A Wheeler Precinct No 2-A Sinith I EWia Woodall and Marable Sixth District-S Boacii Prtston and Battle Seventh District-J Calhoun I Berry Bosworth and Anderson Seat Eighth District-IL Willard Willierson and Fred Hess Ninte District-Jerry Cason and i Tenth District-J 11 Young 1 Pettus and John Bramiet Eleventu District Precinct No 1-J 1 Vauzun 1-11ose Comp- Loll Precinct No 2-J A Cotton Hill and II Boyd Twelith District-John Reagan 1 Jordan and Davidson Thirteenth District Precinct No1- 1 Deaderick Johnson and I 11 Poach Precinct No "-lieuben Price 11 Quin and Ureen Precinct No 3-0 Childress Cockill and James Meader Fourteenth Distriet-B Jordon WTarkington and Weer Fateenth District-J Powell I Campbell and Coleman District-F Clenions Castleman and 'f Seventeenth District-James faylor Tnotnas Hart and It Smith Eighteenth District-Frantz Hughes Rout11eury and JeLewis Nineteenth District-PrecinctNo I Shen tireen A Hudson and COliinS Precinct No 2 Yeargire Thoinas'Wormack and is Watitins I wontieth District-Wm Connell Wesiey Drake and IL Draper Twenty-first District-N Malone John and Peter Tamble Twenty-second District Emmett Cantrell John Tolley and Carter Twenty-third District Wm Me-Cool Abernathy and Bowers Twenty-fourth- District' Draughn Alex Frazier and Henry Johnson Twenty-firth District-O A Simpkins Crook and Fred Alexander The report-of the County Health Board was read by Dr McAlister County Health Offieer Reierring to tne condemnation of imperieet meats and other articles of food Dr McAlister-reported that the-following articles have been condemned during the past quarter: -1'38 hens and chickens seventeen dressed chickens fifty pounds of barn ninety pounds of shoulders sixty-nine head of cabbage twenty-nine bunches of raddishes two stands oi strawberries two cows four bead of sheep ten pounds of butter two quarters of beef two quarters of lamb three quarters of mutton This work is vigorously prosecuted and nothing is allowed upon the market which would affect the public health Ile has ordered the inspectors to condemn all surface closets in or- der to prevent as far as possible the contamination of the soil and of wells Ile referred to the subject of pauper buriale as one which should receive attention from the court and suggested that the subject be referred to the Health Board with power to act In the alternoon tuo-court took up the new county asylum matter and Smith exhibited and explained the proposed plans Justice Thompson said that he for one ineinber ot the Court did not feel capable of voting properly It was a large sum to expend and yet it was not right that the court should sit still and permit the county's poor to suffer It was to be a monument for a long time in the future and it would be well to have more information on the subject Ile therefore moved the appoint-' ment of a committee of five citizens outside of the court who shall investigate the matter thoroughly who shall go down to the site ann report the re-wit of their investigation at the October teem of the court Ile asked that Dr John IL Callender be made man of this committee Justice Overton seconded this motion and spoke favoisbly to the undertaking Ile also desired more infor 'nation He thought the county should do this thing and do it soon The county was now in good condis tion ior the undertaking in a financial way Ile for one would show his in terest by making a personal visit to the site Justine Campbell opposed the idea of going outside of the court for a corn9 mittee Judge Caldwell took the floor and spoke He wanted to extend some in- formation to the court and to say that he himself wanted to proceed In the most open manner The proposition acted Davidson County 'for years to come performing the function and duties hereafter as at present He then Proceeded to give a detailed history of tile course the committee- bad pursued up to the present point Ile heartily approved of the motion to postpone until October and also the appointment' of a committee out- Sine ol the court to be chosen from men thoroughly iniormed in the busiIlebs Ile bad the the to i 3 party be left to the Democratio Exec- utive Committee This was seconded by Justice McLin A motion to table was made by Justice Overton and Justice Brown withdrew his motion The following judges were then se i -I I- strfsngth 11 ighiy rocornmen41(1 fr l'' int Wint1)zallS1 I also have put water sets in the holet 'wild-Scratches Swell' nzs S'ilrains Si'a111 a r11 1 tarnFs al I etc! 50c per Bottle Ing with perfect sewerage to the Harpetti Eiv-- I1The grounds have been greatly beautillett walks ad drives have been laid out nials114 izw15r the prettiest groueds in the country 4001 Thee Improvements with the new ho-1 4 dehat the Mr Corr's War- 4 ito Penitentitry al Colirrams (:) ftssi: building makes Kingston Spring with lis sushi Mineral Waters high bititude of-r7-st 51 4R1 14 I s9o litl Soet hoe sanitation the most desirable resort for hedth 414" el! (''': ago I was th Nashville krid mad pleasure In the South of' 1 lt 4k ik seere of Inarrnia 011A ther was takti with a 0 0 7 A Yor further information and rates apLly tl voelr 1 1r)rit11 1 viso wv Naaliville lea IL M'CUT CHEON anager at K1ngto1 i3 1 at a drug store tor something tprings Tenn or ALLEN Proprietw rayi3 2as l'-'1711144 -er A7 mended to try WIO III 1 tDklUNCAN'S L12 rs 111i 47 Algau :77 rihtier 7 Elixir ill'' and I bought one bottle Melt iniot Illotvi Esm A 1 I IV 11 1 litALlittLI I Ill Lliili 41 4 4U14r1 WEST EN iv Nashville Toon It t71 4 1 4-tit 14I a A ritto (1 1'ist: nuto i 1- -it ki of ot itivntery ittnri-htra Situated oti-a beautiful height overlookini the city Health unsiirpased -14am Ha and Gas in every room hot ani evid eater or I is' -ilit7 71- JL'' 7 7 717 relieve la thing Children etveryldfloor Hand4orne Recreation Hall hug Ui 4 --As 7 7: 3 '''t- '4i' Cie 4- i r'trilo'tv 1 Vi ilr 0 'rCtl f'''' It( '4 -1 gl" iji 6 I it ICE 70 CI31-S TS as almost every room opening on balcony Magnificent Park with conservato THE lyERI mr(i co ries pavilions iltaluary walks and drive9 roritirrorm natatorium bouling alley and gymnRsiuni Engtish etiucution thorough solid and oral! NA Sit VILLE TENN cal Teachers from Wellesley college Come University sod Harvard Annex: also teacher tad pleasure In the South For further Information and rates apLly a M'CUTCHEON Ilanar-r at Kingto!) Springs Telan or IL ALLEN Proprietw Naelvals lean iuyJ 2a4 tuiL LAU IA WEST END Nashville TOM'S Situated on-a beautiful height overlooking the city Health unsurpassed Steam Heat anti Gas itt every room hot and cold eater on every floor Handsome Recreation Hall large almost every room opening on balcony Magnificent Park with conservatories pavilions iingluarY walks and drtves natatorium bowling alley and gymnasium English education thorough solid end practical Teachers from Wellesley college Cornell University it Harvard Annex also teachers A GREAT VICTORY The Valiant Co lid tact or the Litiek Zoonves on lheir Return The following telegrams interchanged during the military encampment at Chattanooga are self explanatory: To Honorary Capt Linck Nashville exhibition drill We own the town ii AlcEWEN Capt To Capt II McEwen Chattanooga order No 1: Hold the town till to-morrow night and report to me for supper Paint ing not necessary They reported and a good supper was served in Capt Linek's best style a of long and successful experience in the South French and German in charge of native teachers Music according to principles of famed European conservatories teachers educated abroaci Art on plan of tybst Schools of Design Se Belmont or Send for illustrated Catae olgue IDA Boon RO Irrinelpaht td'sAN HEN IV T- GLASGOW Business Manager 33 cote Roth-ling Nashville Tenn Postoffice Box 344 jy6 suwe to se3 CERIUM AMERICAN Monte Savo INSURANCE COMPANY' 01-EN JULV 1 9 1b00 feet above the sea OP NEW YO11C' 'Furnished the Crowd To the Editor ot The American "New Decaturites" complain in your issue of the 7th that Old Decatur did not participate in the parade on the glorious Fourth Well if we did not we furniahed the spectators to see the grand parade which took more than an hour in passing through our principal streets and will do it again on another occasion SUBSCILIBEIL Decatur July 7 AN IDEAL SUMMER RESORT 14 II Neal Back Tax Collector poll-tax April May and June t-q1530 1 Marshall County Sueritf cell United States prisoners 117 Daniel Back 'fax Collector reports 19r SIX Mouths: 135 92 1c) LI Sui -0 It 33 22 6 2 (12 11h- 041 (0 'al LU13 00 Branch Back Tax Collector for six months: 7) 14 II Ne tax April I itat Unit( Dar ports for Haft It ci 'al NICHOLSON SPRINGS tt 1 dapital invested In bonds-41000CM et Zieserve for reinsurance a i37311 11 fladjusted and unpaid Icrsca 2r9Cloi5 9i NET 26211 l'i Total assets $549456 11 I The market value of it stock la 318 Alt Losges of Mfg Com panyi Adjusted and Paid In Nashvilte- I ha broad direct to Hotel The seirsoil of bids flit to make It the Moist popubtr 1-Nunoner It of MIS section tneclai raies to families Trartideut rates S354) per day tu clrouliar and other information RI EV DEN 10N Mgr Huntsville Healthiest Place in America Remember that Four Hours and Twenty-five Nimites takes you from Nashville to smart Stallon Twenty Minutes' Drive to Nicholson Springs i A BABY ONE SOLID SORE 163 L9 158 12 8 4o 4A) 93 4 3 UM stun co Agents 11 Row Justices The following Circuit (Your jurors are chosen to serve at the October term: -NV Dale Sr James Wilson James Starkey Allen Johnson Pearce Cherry Eugene Arnell tireen Mason Vaughn John Bolles John 11 Puckett 11 Lovell MOrris IL Eskridge Richard Smith 'Crews Hitt Claude Marshall Gee Jo Rayiner Cullum Adjourned until the trst Monday In October The Waters are White Black and Red Sulphur Freestone in abundance Tried Everything Without Relief No Rent Night or Day Cured by Cotteure Remedies No 203 CHERRY ST HOT SPRiNGS Dry Bracing MOUNTAIN AIR BEAUTIFUL sI-EN EBY The FINEST BATHS' In Americo A sore yore LAMA ItHEIMA FISAL (40t-T ele SNMM POOL wan Bathing --dits Tennig et: HEALTH PIEAURE DOME COMIORTS and an LNEXL-ELLED TABLE Addre48 TIIE NIOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL Bole) rates 15 to per week cot Ilif4e torad $4 to $12 per week je25 weJrLstoiw JAMES A THOMAS General Agent for the South Eavtr Court 111M ri Hot and Cold Baths of Sulphur or Freestone Water A good Livery Stable on the place New Bouts on the river and good fishermen t'ows on the farm to supply the guests with good fresh Intik Plenty of I Good at tenthe servants 8nd everything necessary for comfort health and pleasure Address A DUDLEY Proprietor For further information yid tern Nicholson Springs Smat's Station Warren County Tennessee e22 I $1O31 Oi V' Smith County Court Clerk ordinary tilltigo 1511 44 $3 277 91 76 15 Liy 3 ot4 143 2 'JO 3 16 31 176J 25 1641 I 00 1 -270 72 $7816 $100 48 'Morrow County ic and utsbursements: OrdlnItrv Road BrIdge (46 13M 4J 372 92 4 52 ii(t bi till '26 '76 90 7 t' tia15 94 ti9t1 43 81 73 1 0 8 i Cons aJ IT does not cost anything to register CHANCERY SALE EXECUTOR'S NOTICE o-OP----o My baby when two months old had a breaking out with what the doctors called eczema lier Mad anus feet and bands were each one sohd sore I tried but neither the doctors nor anything else did her any gold We could get no rest oity or litrilt with tier In my extrenlAy tried the Crrici RA IMMEDI ES but I confess I had no faith In them lor I had never seen them tried To my great surprke In one weeks time after beginning to use the CUTICURA ItEmknivs the sores were well tint I continued to use tho liEsoL ENT for a tittle and now she Is as fat a baby as you WI vulti like to see and as sound as a Malan I believe my hall would bave been dead if I had not fried t7c-ri4uax itmhDIES I Fite MIS so that every mother with a baby like mine can feet confident that there is a medicine that will core the worst eczetwii and that medicine Is the CLTICLEA itIAE10Es 51It BETTIE EIRKNER Loektdart Tex Battery Park Hotel Black Spanish Jack Having qtrIlilleti as executor of the will of A thleu I bereby notify oil persons ttito to eoule forward and wettle onov and tuose boithg claims agshtst sum tlie thin with the dI1 tutiieritR'at it the Cane pmscribed by law or they will IGrever barret1 This 21 we1t 1) 'flit oNIPSON 1xecutor T-IrRst'ANT to a decree of the Chancery I Court tit Naahville la the cae of ASHEVILLE Open throuRhout the year Fun at Ion 160 feet average summer temperature 74 neg magnificent mountain scenery Hydraulic elevator electric lights alai bells: music WM tennis court ladies' bilitorit parlor and bowling alley iieatit drives mot nrst-eta ss livery No 11108- quitoes 1 or descriptive printed mittter to It tiTEELE Maitagrr 1 -1V1142(416 42 236'29 til $1832 G1 $44 tr2 I 8pec1a1 hegular Ithltrual Ittilroad ') '2u ilii 22 1 itk8 12 1'220 3S 99 8 51 IC37I ai ti135 99 -I recapitulation presents the fol- lwirig-bulumary: t- ot C711 ell 5679 60 1 19 11 reel I -u BREATHING EASY The Old Iteseivoir Full But the New Still Empty Everything at the water-works Is moving with Well-oiled wheels The machinery is working smoothly The supply of water is abundant with as good a pressure as has ever been had The old reservoir has been filled The new reservoir still stands empty Capt Reyer said yesterday that he did not know when they would fill it There is no pressingciemand for its being tilled at the present time and it is considered more important to take the present opportunity to shut down at the uld works and do what repairing is necessary There appears to be no further danger aa far as can be seen of tne water supply falling short Everybody that has been accustomed to get ting water 28 gettinz it now UNIVERSITY OF VIROINIAs Berry Z- Murjay vs LI Johnson and Others 1 Nottee 1 1ier6-glven that I vyllt sell at pte)lt wirlion to the tvidlor cash at the VAllt tiltOUNDS near NaStIVIIIC ()a Monday July 14 1890 at 10 -A- I the followlii property to-Wit: SVIAtillAtIOA HOTEL4c I write to Indorse the wonderful qualities of your (1 -no la l'amitums in ent-ii4 Tile Ltricctil ItEMLDIE- are nted here by very ore and give entire eittititetion N1Ia A rnbuio SUMMER LAW LECITIZIK (nine week) begin lOtn 4114 1s90 and end 1(all Septemtwr etretihir spiny Univermly Va) to JouN Urot Corn and Stat Las omit JO AZ-311ENI1141E Motntain Views Eleetrir Cars pass the I3otel very ten minutes te-t nixne Seqt levet Averige summer ternperature 70 deg- Terms $150 615 and SI'Vs) jr wet-k raixs t4i haillies illt! 4s0 i-)2 I o'irt 892 e7 al 40 1r I nat C5 aa 1i0c0 (6 21b8 41 61 oil 3400 35 3C15 (A) 1 it I taiIes i -a 1'075 00 i( 96 e)3A) :41 itdtli 453 35 CA) 9 el 11 i5 )0 4:1 11 One iminn-tent Mack Spanifth Witk u3valy is GEOltiiE wrli A'ortr Clerk and NIA IT4111 Jr1111 RAW LS B110!" Proprietors Je25 1m To Pamr Users! THE CAPITAL ELECTRIC Ca Cuticura Remedies Every humor of the bklit and sealp of Infancy Mid C1itillhQ0d whether torturing nibfigurittA 1IchIr4 burnIng scaly crusted piny ity or blotchy With loss ot Iidr kind every linporay of the blood whether siin ple scrofilinini or ticreItary 1I sie-ully permanently and economically by the CL Rk con- istitg nt ItA the great Cure Cu ileum' 60Ar an exlitistle ktii Puriiler and Benutitlef and CUTtutitA the new linoI Purlher aid greatest of liuthur einenles when the ht physicians and idt other reinediepi fall Pa rto 8 your cliffren ot years of invntal and phybical suffering Begin livW 1 UNIVERSITY OF VIRCIINA CHARLOTTE5VRLE VA 1 Sixty-Qeventh sesflion beging Oct 1 Courses In LAttirs Law Med11 uA Pharrtutcy lilt osry 1ilit at0 leat 1100ratury ictrii PilY241VS 131010o Alyttomy MtTtuelles Der or calalotz atlliess as Ittsee ks :11 Thornton Ciptiritiatt of pactity ht to to 4 -0 FIER TO-4' Sqply Power for All Purposes Vroux 30 It to I-S II 1 CLOYD BROS' HOTEL FOINT ALA a-m1137 41a 3- cLIto-cl Under imretnent NW Ile tr-N from Lonktana YitssIAtpnt noticii ot and othrr ellhtrtt 111 rti1000 Monty Ot LtVe Also Blue iiocks erak un nit ritih-oaos oi $If tIi 9iti iriA 1 it It ol Li good for ten tia3s Anwie nt (iranti Iteltuce41riteR to ttm 111uk fr'ne Water Uf Ureezo Boating hook rte Frozra to we of shoot Inalictl upon to tecretnry of Moolle tn: Shot Clio The eie2ant Al Stearti-r Heroine leotves 310btie every artrtioon at 33o o'clock beshei a boilt oser every morning LANGSTON PLEA The Oillvre of the Company Cal On the ti0e1'ner The of the Langston Rifles called -upon the Governor yesterday morning and 'denied all the charges that have been made against them They denied stopping anybody and that they ilfed unbecoming language They asserted' that the street-car broke into their ranks and came near running over them They declared they could prove all these things and that the charges were false in each and every tartieular The Governor would-not talk about it at present As soon as Gen McCord returns the mat- ter will be investigated fully and acted upott accordingly as it merits Platt's Clporides Instantly feets the house drains water closets sinks collars etc Sol'! everywherc1 CrrteunA 50( SOAP 2 1tPs0LVENT Preoard- by the lorrms DMA LLIEMJCAL CtetruktArioK ten Vit'lr-Setut for "Ilow to Cori Skin Diw-atoi" 64 14ges Et) t1lustratIon4 and 100 tostinoaills n11911'1f7s 1110ck-lioj14 chII)pei and olly hittn curtd byCCTIcLitA ItEDiCATKI) SOAP $326s3 27 tieb3 Ot caring lor IL1e LINIAliVe 4 u-rt granted James Head found some years ago that the phl rlian of the necutive Committee asylum- was not suitable lie found Tennessee industrial School that the sewage question was almost to make a personal report insurmountable as the dralna4e must ahairs of the institution which go into the river just above tne water- ellect that Justice work a nd the butidings and ground the following resolu- were and always must be inadequate i 1 it resolved that 10000 is Ile found no fault with the manage- hYsPpropriated for the use of the Mont of the asylum which he thought 1-miustrial School for one as good ae could be possible with the means in hand He stated -that the at 41 resolut ion was adopted on a call Dloonistein farul was selected as: be7 roll unanimously and Mr Head lug the best site in the county all that a special train will be things-- considered to build new Hi o'clock tids morning at tbe asylum on The committee -has ti 00t to take the magistrates since then worked a year and a half or au inspection upon the plans making a tour of other retj ution was adopted to go into cities for an inspection of such instileetion of judges fOr the August tutions'-and finding with amazement Justice Bailey Brown that Davidson County was about 100 the judges be selected for years ISehind her parts of the eoun- and Prohibition par- try in oaring for its paupers and that those of the Dewocratio pauper criminals lb asked tlae of cariug tor tne insane found seine years ago that the lt asylum- was not Buitabie lie found I that the sewage question was almost 7t insurmountable as the drainage must Li go into the river just above tne water-ye works and the buildings and ground were and always must be inadequate is Ile found no fault with the mauagcie of the asylum which he thought IC as good as could be possible with the means in hand lie stated --that the 11 Dloottistein faru was selected ae be-al lug the best site in the county all ie things-- considered to build new le asylum on The committee has since then worked se year and a half upon the plans making a tourof other tO cities for an inspection of such instist tutionerand finding with amazement ti that Davidsoo County was about 100 ir years taihind Other parts of the counr- try In caring for its paupers and rnall IL: WI- itt11 al at nib '1)1 the roi 111outic tit 1 re ir "1 And guarantee practical satisfactory resultl at a great saving in current expense as well as in first cos: Estimates and particulars furnished to those interested Red Bolting Springa Macon County TesiteNsee our waters astoolsb the niedlealjaeultv Marvellous cures attest their value ty stage linea et-mutat with railroad at eatiiiorwlaud Illtd at tallatin and at Carthage- Watt ehipped In bottles to all parts CLOYD je6 endlm ProprittA)rs and Owners Free From Rheumatism Free From ROeumatism kcy I one in mute the Cutl- Sin tioA eura A nti-Plin Plmoter reheves Rheumatic tSciatic Kidney Cheet and Muscular Paula and Weaknesses The firbt and Oral Inetftut's4leau plabterIMItakl tan AT THEIR OFFICE 303 IL Summer St frivuwe LI Salt Lake City kinds Write for particulars Ar JACK tiat' Lake CAI Utah Aura wa TAUNTN MILITARY tor young men and boys urd catalogue addreloabtatIolua Attlitaev Academy buituutou 1116 )cagi cLiw mi seL.