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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-21

EE Messrs. Kessler & Tuttle have
leased the Wyandotts Gazette Office for
one year. and have issued their first nnm-
ber. which is very creditsble one. They
have slaughtered Tsylor's "hwiches.
and now exchanges can make extracts
from the Gaz.tte without correcting copy
for new beginners.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-21

@ We have received the first mum.
Der Of the Emporis Tribune. an exceed.
ingly neat eight-columu paper. Published
BY Mains & Nixon. 1t is Republican in
politics. and starts out we'll. We do not
know whether there was an especial call
for another Republican paper in Empo-
ria, but we wish toe Tribune prosperity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-21

FoR REpREssxrArlvE.-The Township
Republican Cosveotion. ct Highland. on
Tuesday. nominated s. F. Nisbet. Of
Iowa Point. for Representative Of the 1st
District. Dr.. Nisbet is one Of the old.
est settlers Of the County. is we'll and fa-
vorably known. and We believe will make
good Representative. We hope to see
the full party vots cast for him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-21
l.uid Whit

~ David Whitaker has been re-.
nominated BY the Republicans of Wayne
Township. % their candidate for Repre-
sentative OF the 5th Distriet.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-21

~ We call especial attention to the
advertisement in another column of
6PsER's PoRr GRAPs WINE. spurs and
unsdultoratsd Grape Wine. invaluable in
sickness.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-21

CoHvEKTrox PRooEEpINGs.-W un-
dsrstasd that the County Convention or.
dsrsd that its proceedings be published
IN the papers Of the County. and had two
Secretaries to prepare them. one of whom
was from White Cloud yet. up to the
tine Of going to press. we have seen no.
thing Of the proceedings. We have man
eyed 70 CT the names Of the nominees oi
The Ooavsatieo, for which We are duly
tasnkfui.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-21

FIRsr OF THE SEAsoN.-Tuesday morn
ing. the ground Was covered with snow
to the depth of an inch. Ahead of time
I'VE have not had our Indisn Summer
vet.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-21

! HoosIsH.-Hensy Abrams Of White
Cloud hss lost 81 hogs. Supposed to hsss
been stolep, Sol Miller lives up there
S. Jostph- Usios~ 80.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-21

$1,000 AND All ExPExsEs PAID!-See
advertisement Of American Shuttle Sew
ing Machine 10 our Advertising columns.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-21

MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the bes
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
the price.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-10-21

might Scenes in the Bible, BY Rev. Dan
iel March, D. D., Zeigler. McCurdy 4 Co.,
Publishers. Phila lelphia, Pa; Cincinnati, O.;
chicago, ILL.,; st. Louis, Mo.
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The Constitutional Convention.
RnKA srHINGs. Nnk. an. ls0e.

hHLA SPRINGS, nov. SIN, isos.
DEAR Posr:-l see your correspondents and
readers are beginning 10 tAlS about candidate,
for the Convention which we suppose will b,
called.
We wish to bring before the voters Of hi,
Senatorial district, or flotcrial district. the
name d Col. james W. Gillespie. Of this eoun.
ty. He ID well qualified, and understand,
what the people demand and want and W,
feel confident that be Is the choice II msIori.
~ Of the yoieT, 8: this district. SO let Us run
him wiihsat any eonyention--bui IL there arr
other aspiranis, we, as his friends. are willing
to submit his claims 10 4 INVENTION. We
would be glad 10 hear fiom other portions Vi
the district. Col. Gillespie has been tried aud
found worthy. Give u such delegates to the
Convention. aud much good will be done.
RHEA COUNTY.
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In Jas. RHddle d Co.,, Louisville. ny;
GENTLEMEN: This l. TO certify that hav,
been for yearS sufferer. aud have tried all
the tonic, have heard Of or seen advertised
with little or No relief from any ~ them.
heard YOUR Hurley Biticrs highly spoken o.
and tried bottle, and, To my surprise and joy
before finished one bottle. felt Il great deal
better, and firmly believe that On one or tw,
occasions II was the means of saving aud pro.
longing my life. con>cientiously recommend
them to all sufferers s the best Biticrs known
aud advise them always to ask for Dr.. T. 4
Ilurlcy's. Yours truly, mo. W. DINSON
Louisville, Ky, December 10. 1868.
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Noyenber9. 1860.
Corn, 1.3i. wheat, white 1.B0al.70; red
1.ioai50. Rye 1,35aliO, Oats I5asO. Flour
fancy I,75a5.0O; extra family i.0Oai.25; extra
or family 3.50a3.75; superRne 3.00aS.2j. Ba,
con. shoulders l7alS; hams, COAL; clear sides
aOlSn2l. Meal l.35al.iO. Hay, 1,iOal6O.--
Lard, IN barrels 20a20,s; In cnus, 2la2lls.--
butter, sSaSS. Eggs 2Sa30. Bc"swaS S3asb
Onions, t.25Nl.50. Field Peas, red l.2jal 80
white l.3Oal.iO. Irish Potaioe., i,OOnl, 10
Feathers. new 70aI5 Virginia Salt per sack
2.3O. Dry Hides ,20a22. i-4Shcctings, ljalbII
az Shirtings. lhl3A, Cotton Yarns, pei
bunch 2,0Oa2.0j.
Respectfully, VI. 7. cox 4 BRO,
Commission Merchants, Forsyth st.
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AH the Gircuit <'ourI OF NcMinu
4 County. IeaneSsee. stsa
Eliza Hamhriek, o.. Megs, alias 4. N. Hsnl-

Petition Tor Dirorce.l

Petition for DirOrce.l
Ut APPEARING FROM rus ALICIA
1 thus in compartments bill, which i sworn
60, that the defendant MeigS, Giius Il. NJ. Ham
brick, j. n non-rcsident Of the state Of lrunr>-
sell is therefore ordered that publication
BE- made for four successive weeks IN the
Athens Post. weekly newspaper published
in the town Of Athens, Tcupessee, requiring
the said defendant 10 appear before the Judge
Of our Circuit Court at \ Court 10 be bcid FOR
the county " McMinn, ut The Courl- house. in
the town Of Athens. On the second Monday In
December next then and there to plead. an
swer or demur to compainants said Bill, or
the same will BE- taken Tor confessed and set
for hearing eh pdrte
JAMES II. HORNSBy,
Nov. 3, lSG9-lt-prs fee Sj,0O-i0ll Clark,
r. W. Burge. Solicitor.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUsTA, WA,, NOV. \, INjI.
Editor Post:-plcnsc find quotations Of oul
market for to-day;
Corn, 30 Oats. SOaSi. Wheat, red | .l0u
30; amber, 100; white, 100. Bacon, shoul
dcrs II; sides 20; hams 90 Flour, Supcrfnt
G.h0; family i.al, extra family 500, Lard
-. Butter 49, Eggs, 30
Cotton goods. Monto,r is Shifting l2S
~ Shirtings ~; Osnaburgs 20; Yarns LOS
llopewell rs Shirtings ~.
Yours very truly, j. u. MATiIEWSON
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DIR. SEABKOOK'S
Elixir of PyrOphOsphate of Iron
and Calisaya.

This elegant combination possesses all the
tonic properties Of Peruvian Bark aud Iron,
without the disagrceable taste and lad effects
Of either, separately or IN othrr preparations
OF these valuable medicines. II should he Ia
ken in all eases when gentle tonic impress
sion is required after c0nvaleScnce from feycrS
or facilitating diseases, or in those diSlrr,-
sing irregularities peculiar to females. Nofe-
male should he wltht,it II. IL liable to such
diseases, for nothing ,An well take It's place.
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Attention Is directed to the advertisement
of the above named Machine which appears
elsewhere in our columns to-day. The Wilson
israpidly ginning awidc reputation as first
class Machine, Tits cheap, simple and dnta-
bile. No family should be without one p G.
Wilson, is The agent at this plaee.
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d'Onlaill.

j, A.TnrlcSthe real live merchant at Cog
hill, ipferpSthe people through the PosT to-
day. TINT he is receiving and Offering to the
trade, for cash ~ produce, one of the largcst>
most complete, and best selected stocks Of Fall
and Winter Goods, Notions, &c., &C., ever
offered by him before Read hisadvertisemcat.
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h.noh to 9nnr llrnltI,.

This is the season of the year In which the
adage San ounce Of preventative is worth 4
pound of cure often proves true. The feet
should now be looked to. One wetting o.
them might possibly SOW the seeds of Sron
chial affection that would last u lifetime, and
perhaps shortenit. A good plan Is TO have
placed between the soles OF oues boots or shoes
q piece of linen duck, previously immersed ii
,,r s, nit.h
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sNsOIvEN'r NOTICE.

DURsUANT TO TIE ORDER OF THE
/ County Court Clerk, OF Meics county,
Tennessee, notice is hereby given to all the
creditors of the estate Of w. ~. RsaI =
win. deed, to lille their claims authenticated
In the manner prescribed by law, with the
Clerk Of said Court, on or before the 18th day
of February. 1910, or they will he forever
barred. This 9Th November. 1859.
T.. q. MCKENZIE, Admir-.
Nov. ~, 1SG0-4t-prs fee $i,O0-102
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AGENTS FOR THE POST

ThefJllowiDgnamed gentlemen will act At
gentsforthe Posrinrelnittin ne 81 ptions
romtheirrespectiye localities:
yoHS l.. MCKINNEY, Rieevllle.
WI. ABEL, Decatur.
y. y. MARTIN. Calhoun.
II. A. CRAWFORD, Washington. RheaCo.
ID. w. LArrfMEE. -Four Mile Branch
X. u. Shirley, Sulphur Springs. Rhea
county, Tennessee.
DR.. j. Y. RH0roN. Messy Creek. Tenn.
DIR. j. G. e. GARNER, Benton, Tennessee.
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KNlMrIIad.

Our amiahlc young friend, B. G. Atlec, has
returned from Texas, whittier he went several
months since judging from his physical
appearance. Texas is about as good place
''te get away from" as that other fellow re-
ported Kansas. Thanks for the New Orleans
and TcKAS nnnprs. hlllip. ------
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PersOrpsll.

Our old friends, Gus Smythe and Tom Alex
andcr. formerly q Athens, but now of fiori-
da, have been in the city several days, visit
ing their friends and relatives and purchasing
stock. Both are looking well--almost Rs well
rs IL they had been living in East Tennessee.
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We are requested 10 give notice that there
viii be services al st. Psurs Church on this,
Friday, evening, at I O'clock, by Rev. Mr..
Mowbry, Of Chattanooga.
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HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC.
NO ARsESIC-NO MERCURY,
PERFECTLY RELIABLE.

The only remedy for Chills and Fever, or
Agur and Fever. that is or can he depended
upon is liURlEl'S AGtE TONIC, There
have been thousands cured by using II who
have tried the usual remedies without benefit.
The following certificate from reliable citi.
zen of Mississippi speaks for itself!
MERIDIAN. Miss. Oct. Is, 1868.
Mr.. Il. Y Il. Chadrick:
Dear Sir; This is to certify that bought
from YOU. by your recommendation. bottle
of lIUrlcy's ACuc Tonic and II cured two
eases Of fever and aguc Of fifteen months stand
ing. | checrfuly recommend liurlcy's Tonic
to the public generally.
Respectfully yours, JNO. u. WRIGHT.
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For Tux Collector.

We are authorized and requested to an
no,nce the name Of THOMAS MELTON, as
candidate for Tax Collector for McMinn
county, ut the ensuing March election. tide.
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Rcycnue Assessor.

The President has appointed Geo. W. Ross
flsq., OF this place. Assessor Of Internsl Reye.
n'ie for this. the Second District of Tennessee
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Escaped.

The man who was arrested here last Friday,
charged with being accessory TO the murder of
West, at London, made his escape Friday
night, aud has not since been heard Of.
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Lcnoir,s Cotton Warns.

John Thomasson II Sons, will give % dozen
800; or % dozen 600; or 27A dozen 200 OF the
above thread, for 100 pounds of seed cotton,
delivered at their Gin, five miles West OF Madi.
sonyille, Monroe county, Tennessee.
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Front the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair 20
use Professor Chrsty's Celebrated Hair Lotto
Ttisput up in bottle and box. Ladies who
onccuse Lotto discard every other prepare.
ton for tho HAIR as Il Is the best dressing for
tho Hair in the world. The Lotto never fails
ITO remove the worst eases Of Dandruir aud
restore gray aud blcachcd Hair TO It's natural
color.
For sale by Druggists, sample bottles sent to
any address In the United states by express
forsi' PROFESSOR CuRisry.& co"
40. ~ Chestnut street.
Oct, %, 60-Oml philadelphia, Pa,
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C 0 Ill nj E R C / A L.
Athens market.

ATHENS, No,. II.
Wheat. red. ;.05al 10: white, l.l0ai.g0.- -
Corn 81. Irish Potatoes, -. Bacon al 20 cts.
Oats 30. Butter 30. Eggs 10. Lard 20. Chick
ems 10. Feathers 50a6O. Sweet Potatoes 80
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That goirec.

The Soirec which we alluded to in our
last Issue. came or on Tuesday night. We
learn from parties who were present that it
was grand SUGGESTIVE "gay and festive
remaining IN the dance till 3 o'clock in the
morning.
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New Work. yuoncy Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. o.--Money sharp at fol
call loans. sterling exchange IDSjsaiOO. Colo
i91A, state bonds, old Tcnnessccs GOV; new
BAY. Cotton, sales Of 1880 bales; uplands 25A
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PHILADELPHIA House.

The attention Of merchants generally Is In
vitcd to the Card OF Geo. W. Reed & Co., No.
1913 Market street, philadelphia, Pa, Manu-
fsctnrcrs and Jobbers Of Men and Boys Cloth
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AT Parties interested, ARE referred to the
notice of IL. q. Mckenzie, Administrator of
the estate of W. IL. Baldwin, deed. Of Moigs
county, which appears in another column.
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CT We have been informed that our clover
young friend, W. II. Forrest, will be n candi.
date for Constable in the 9Th Civil District of
this county, At the ensuing March election.
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affections Of he Bones, Hdbitadl Cos
tireNess. De6iiits, Dissasc Qftla Esa-
neys. Dyspepsia. Erysipelas, Femcie
Irregularities, Eistala. all Skin
Diseases, Lirer Complaint. H.
digestion, Piles, Pulmonary
Diseases, ScrofHid. or hiRgS Era,
Sgphgis, and al Impurities ofhs Nood
LOUISVILLE, Arril I, 1863.
lIuriey's Sarsaparilla il what Il Is represent
ed, and | letieve l. the most wonderful mrti.
cine before the public. Nothing could induce
me 10 say 80 without proof Of the strongest
and surcst kind; therefore speak willingly
apd positively ON the subject.
My daughter has been afflicted with skin
disease and litineps 81 ths joints for seyersl
years. irfnpioyed the principal ply sitlsn- Of
the city and they could not cure her. gave
her your Sarsaparills. not expecting II would
do much good. but to my great establishment
she rapidly rot we'll aud thank God continues
SO. Had she been taking any mrtlicinc
would not give this certificate; but your Sar.
saparilla. the only remedy employed leaves
no doubt of it, medical qualities. and tina, It
alone cured her. LUKE REYNOLDS.
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S,Iuciunnti Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. o.-Flour family '.2i'
$50. Wheat red, l,06al.i0 Corn. new SlaSi
old .SlaSi. oats ISaS5. Old Bacon, Shout
dcrS 49,; sides 1917.
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New Work. aicncrnI MARKET.

New YoRK, Nov, 0.--Flour, superiine b,00a
$40. Wheat, lioai,56. Corn, OSalWls.--
Groceries quiet.
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GH." T,'--1he matter upon which your
communication treats Is settled and caunot be
changed. The odagc TOO late TO pray after
the devil comes" is applicable.
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is sustainedb its own merits, which are as
follows:
/. They are simple, perfect and easily opc-
rated.
,. They use q straight ncedle-curved ones
are liable to break
2. The needle has n perpendicular notion
THIS Is absolutely necessary for heavy work
I. They sew over the heaviest seams with
out changing the tension or breaking the
finest thread.
>. They are particularly adapted for all
family sewing and Tailoring. The patronage
Of merchant tailors drcSs.lnnkers, shirt and
bosom makers hoop.skirt manufacturers, cor
set makers, gaitcr filters, shoe binders, vest
aud pantaloon makers. etc.. Is respectfully
solicited. They will seam, quilt, hem. fell,
cord. braid, bind and perform every species
OF sewing, making n beautiful ana perfect
stitch, alike on both sides of the articles sew
cd. PRICEOF THE WILSON. si5. Every
machine warranted for three years. Send
for circular.
BEACH a sUTIUERLAND,
$50 Main Street, Memphis. Tenn.
sole agents FOR Tennessee. Mississippi aud
Arkansas.
II. q. WILSON. Agent.
ATHENS. TENNESSEE.
Nov. IL. isO0-im- lO2 't
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Tax l,oIIecsor.

Capt. BEN. WELLS Is candidate for Tax
Collector for MeMinn county, at the ensuing
March election.
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VNllESE WORLD RENOWNED SEWING
L Machines are celebrated for doing the best
work, and making the famous lock-slltch alike
on both sides Of the fabric. They have less
machinery, aud make less noise than any
other shuttle Machine ever invented. The
rpulltat nm of thu
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y W HURLEY'S
POPLAR WOBly1 CANDY.

the best and most palatable form to give 10
children, it is not surprising that II Is fast
taking the place Of all other preparations for
worms 1t being perfectly tasteless, and any
child VIII take It.
Mcssr.. Jnmcs Ruddle & Co.-Gcu,lcmcn:
II give, me great pleasure to say, AFTER using
all the other worm remedies known to me.
with but partial success 10 my children, was
advised to try DR.. llurlCy's, and since using
il. nv children have become well and healthy;
believe II Is one of the safest remedies known,
aud as such, recommend II 10 one aud all.
IT JAMES w. TRANfs.
Louisville, ny, July ., 1868.
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nlE~ Mr.. Isaac II. Maydeld. Of Polk county,
has our thanks for scmc very large turnips.
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DYssOr.uTsOX.

THE COPARTNERSlIlP HERETOFORE
l. existing between the undersigned. under
the style and tirm.naino Of Sehorn, Mckcldn
4 Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual
conscnt--lno A. MrKcllin retiring from the
firm The business will bt continued by ".
II. Mckeldin 4 Co. Manufacturers and deal.
crs In Rough and Finished Leather. October
10, 1869. W. VI. SElIORN.
W. u. MCkELDIN,
j. \. MCkELDIN.
Aihnns. Tcnn.. OCT. ~. 1902 100
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WwwEss- E.HH o.
HURLEY'S stomach BITTEIts

For Debdity, Loss If Ippettte, Weak
ness, Indigestion, on DgspspStd, Want
IF lctioH IF The LireT. or DiS0r-
dered Stomach.
There ARE no Bitters that compare with these
in removing these distressing complaints
For sale NJ can be had at ANY drug store in the
United states, or from the Proprieturs.
JAMES RUDOLF d Co,
Louisville, Kentucky.
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sHERIFE's SALE.

7 WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC SALE. TO
i the highest bidder. for cash in hand. at the
Courthouse door, in the town Of Athens.
tennessee, on Monday, the 9Th day Of Deccm-
Der. 1869, the following tract or parcel Of land,
a. the property Of L. r. Hurst, viz: Lying in
MOUSE Creek Valley. ith Civil District Of Me-
MINI county, Tennessee. containing Fifty
Three aud one-third Acres, more or less. and
bounded az follows: On the north, south and
west, by the lands Of Elijah Cate, on the east,
by the lands Of II. L,Shults. and known as
the Gate tract " land. Sold TO satisfy judy
mpnt and costs obtained against the said l.. X.
Hurst, Russell Lane and John l.. Hurst, in
favor Of the Planters Bank Of Tennessee
Levied this lstday OF 'Novcmber, 1869. Is
Ea. SD. MARTIN, Dcp'y sheriff
NOV. 3, 1889 prs fee Si,Op-lQl
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MORE new GOODS.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE PLEA
l. sure Of again informing his old friends and
the public generally, that he IL just IN receipt
of one of the most complete
= Toe ks OF @ O O ID 8,
ever offered for sale IN this section compris-
ing full lines Of Calicoes. Delains, Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves. Boots, Shoes Hats. Hoods,
Shawls double and single. Breakfast Shawls.
Nubas. Childs and Infants Knit Goats. and
Knit Goods generally. nomcstics. bloaehcd
and brown, Men aud Boys Wear of almost
every kind. Hardware, Qucensware, Glass
ware and Crockery.
Wagon Hubs. boxes, Tire, Sc. Iron and
Steel Of every kind. He also keeps variety
of all the popular Patent Medicines, As well
as Drugs, for all ordinary purposes. In Dye
Stuils. he has Indigo. Maddcr, Logwood, Al
um, Coperas, Blucstone, etc., etc. always on
hind Of the very best quality, and ut reasona.
BILE prices.
In Groceries. he keeps none but superior
articles. In Corrections, he has everything
for your Gal. and Christmas parties. He has
arrangements TO keep supply Of the best
North Carolina Green Apples, during this
winter at low rates.
He also keeps general variety Of Leather,
| from the Tan Yard of Mr. 7. 7. Biggs, Benton,
Tenn, that Is not surpassed for beauty or
utility. He keeps thread from the factory of
the Mt. Ncrd Manufacturing Company. TO ex-
change for cotton--also Salt. from the Virginia
works. School Books. in endless variety
In short, IL you have anything to buy, or dis
| pose Of, go to Turlcy's
TO those who owe him, he would say that
to run the machine successfully, IL must be
creased, he therefore requires payment at the
very earliest moment. In conclusion he re-
turns his sincere thanks TO his old friends, and
hopes by energy aud fair dealing to merit a
continuance Of their esteemed patronage.
Very Respectfully, J. A. TURLEY.
Coghlil Tenn, Nov. II, lS69-tf-lO2
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CONASAUGA Mills.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS, DURING
j the past summer, reftted his Mills with
the latest improvements on Mill Machinery.
and is now prepared to turn out the
Best Grades of Flour and Meal.
His Miller is a practical man, who thoroughly
understands his business, lfany ofyou want
lumber on logs sawed one half for the other,
60 TO Tu.ley's, as he has rebuilt his saw mill.
j. A. TURLEY.
Coghill, Tenn, Nov. 12, ls60-tf-l02
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