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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17

HoIEL LEASE AND No. g. PaIeE. ei.5pl
FCRHrTrEE.
We ofsr for Gale lease Of the Bel Honse. rpnnns
tire outfit Of the house at cost This botsl is DO
ing good business, and. BIZ proper effort, II could b
largely increased Tho house is situated In Qute
part Of the city, and Is very comfortably arranged fol
the accommodation Of guests. The furniture Is new
| and all Of fne quality.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17

srsURs4E RESIDENCE. No. u. Paicz. q. q
Story and half cottage. ccnteiptrS Rms rooms VI
eight acres Of land. about rnils &ono tbs city u
house Ia new. veil finished. and Esapds 90 6na ar
tiou, commanding 40 oxterdsd and beautf1 rtsu
tbs city and urrcundng country. Tina wIl &c giYl
on half tbs purchase money.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17

MUNSON & BAILEY'S
REAL ESTATE COLUMN,
City Property For sale.

vAcATr Lofs. No. Il Pzick. $40 eAsl
We cheap and osli located io.s 81 B$ardsns Ada.
tioc fhsJ ara situated on oos e The Ansst streets
hs city, rnd ara desirable for investment O. mpxs7s
prxiI1He. NO. - Ss5oz. sec
Esv Houes Of fozr roous With LOT tlzl5o. u Qes6s
ricks Addition. 1hf properly = ~ nE.Ssd. nses
tAs rafirced sbops, fonndytes. &C., and fc1i1 sas
mschanic renting cheap hons. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17

House AID Lors. No. 90 PaIcr. q
Two Iots and horss IN Mosss' Addition 70 EooEvtr
comfortable dwelling. stable. SC. Lots Tsil fsnct
and some fruit tees growing.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17

HOUSE AND LoT. No. 81. PRICE. S3.Sa
Comfortable House Of seven rooms, on lot l0zloe
desirable location. Good stable. two etsyerns fruit
trees and ehrubbery. This propsrty Is situated On
fine elevation overlooking the city and surroupdn;
ecuntry. $1,000 eash, balance on time. slight fe
ductson win be made If all the purchase money Is paic
in az time Of sale.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17

House. AND Lor. No. rs. PE1oE. 1900
guo-sscry Rrnns Houss With II rooms stasssd o
Habry street.. .ron7sqtsDt 20 business End ratlre
shops. There Il stahls OF Workshop % tAs lot, a.
m n 8. .40 ysS si on hs IS. rcsa.. nosy
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17

House. AID Lo.. Eo.T. pncl. st0
Chap .hoass Of toar rooms. on Clinton piks.
outside the city. Lo. about e0zle0 fest
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17
| VACANT LoT.
SUBURBAN CorIAeF,

SCBrRfAS CorIAeE. No. g. fRtcEs sSoss
New tvo-story Cottage Residence, containing 3,
rooms and cellar. This Is ons Of the most tsetsfr
and desirable dwellings about the city and aec1t z.
feet well graded and sodded. Property n the vtcit
Il rapidly becoming valuable. and this place WIN max
3 good investment Tor man desiring pleasant hon
tust outside the city.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17

YAc4xT Ior. No.H. PslcE. *.
Parcsl ofland. containing sbout az sers and az
ter. IN Dsadssiek's Addition. near Tar7atsr
hrose's Sash and Blind Rectery.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17

WAeoE 4xp BLACK No. -. PACE, E,soe
skirB sHog.
1hs pest stspd IN the e;sg fer Wagon sna FlasA.
fnith Rfop. The property y centrally lcested. =
part q s city where properly Is rnpsR ipogsaHrS =
falus. Il Is corner tot. 50zo fsss. With ss fest
Is e % Old stand for the business usnEonod ard Is
dssirshIs Icsatson fof any one 30 engage 10 r.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17

Vssant Lo< ca BROAD sxtst. nssr sit7 limits H1zlG
hind. Tns. desired. viii b granted en- Part q
the purchase rnons7.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-17

DTrLIrsas. Eos..Toand z. PaIcE. 100 E4cg
Two houses, each story and half high. aud lots
5ox1D on MabrY street. They arp oon7snjent 20 Gay
street and the ratroad depos. Rpd would make pleas
ant homee fer any enc wanting ehsap houses.
The New York herald., 1871-10-04

into the presence OF Mayor Hail. the herald reporter
could not help noticing the jaunty self-possessed
air OF tho Chier Magistrate who tasefully attilea In
. 'nobby" blue suit, with handsome blue necktIe
70 say nothing OF q stylish check shirt, appeared
perfectly COOL His department, while easy and
courteous, was that OF man who, conscious OF his
own Righteousness was ready and willing to combat
MS adversary. After the usual salutations the fol-
lowing conversation took place.
KEroRTER-Mr. Mayor, have called upon you to
see you mad any opinion to express any inlor-
NATION TO give me In regard TO the proceedings tn
stituted against you az Judge Bixby's Court.
Mayor HALL-Well, have no hesitation or objec-
lion IN stating my opinion upon any subject; but
you VIII see at once that In respect to this proceed
ing, IL would 90 improper, inopp0rtune as wen as
lndccorous, 70 make any remarks. Mt
RKP0RrER-Well. Mr.. Mayor, wall you allow me to
ask you single question: see that they charge
IN the anldavIts that you signed several warrants
Tor large amounts bearing the same dates, hence on
the same day. Now, do warrants C0untersiQned by
you Gear any dates at oil
Mayor HALL-1hey do not. warrant when
brought to me for counter signature bears no date
whatever 1t Is never dated until II del vered into
the hands Of the party in whose favor 1t s drawn.
as protection in case OF loss
RECONSIDERATION person doing business for the
city might call and obtain warrants In one day
which had been signed BY you during period OF
Mayor HALL-Certainly. whatever number OF
warrants there may be to one mans account In pos
session Of the Comptroller, they would all bear the
same date II applied for at the same time by the
party IN whose favor they were drawn.
This brought the interview to close The Mayor
was during the day. but there was little or
no excitement around the City Hail
The New York herald., 1871-10-04
JUDGE BARRETT ON TEE QUl
VIVE.

Ex.Judge Barrett was visited yesterday afternoon
at his offices In Nassau street, for the purpose OF
ascertaining the newest move In the great political
game ofchess. He is working with all his might in
the great struggle, into which he has brought to
bear all his vcrssstle powers. That he could not
communicate very much upon subject the
success OF which depends at times upon the
secrecy with which 1t is surrounded was
pretty evident. The chambers n OF q the
young and vigorous ex,Judge were crowded
during the day, and several consultations were
held doubtless in reference TO the proper engineer
ing OF the forces under command Beyond that
nothing transpred, nor Is 1t az all possible that the
future movements. Alter q friendly greeting Judge
Barrett merely informed the HERALD representative
that he was actively at work In the cause he had
undertaken, fact that was very pain from the
surroundings OF his office. He intlmated, how
burst with all the sweeping violence OF hurricane.
The New York herald., 1871-10-04

refused TO sign, returning them for correction or
for work actually done which @ he % 50 returned @ With
out his signature. He never refused to sign any or
i he sned vs Or
warrants to one firm on The same day, and he
always had the vouchers at hand.
signed the warrants for about thirty six thousand
dollars for shades for the county buildings he must
lie knew very well that there was nothing like that
quantity OF shades needed for the county buildings
on the sss Court House alone EysrSboGy knows Tie
price OF shade and Of an awning.
REP0RTER-What was your salary as second book
Mr. CoPLAND-Five thousand dollars year.
REP0RTER-Nothing more IN the way OF per
Mr. CoPLAND-Nothing. fAl
REPoRTER-why did Connolly discharge your
acily know wlY; perhaps because was friend or
Sherir O'Brlen.
REPoRrER-But can they convict Hall and Con-
Mr.. CoPLAND-They cannot, unless Keyser, Gar
vey and Ingersoll weaken at the trial
Mr.. CoPLAND-Weli, unless they tell where the
money went.whether they kept " all or shared
RRpoRTER-What is the total amount Of these
county alone, ana understand about as much from
q, there as. warrants to show the
are books to SHOW.
REPoRTER-Thcn I suppose, the county books
alone Will disclose the fraudS2
Mr.. COPLAND-Exacrly so. They merely wanted
me to make the commencement In the suit By bring
ing the complaint As 10 the figures, they have
already been acknowledged as correct even by the
REpoRrER-wnicn OF the three-I mean Keyser,
Garyey and Ingersoll-is likely to weaken at the
trial2
Mr.. CopLAND-I think Keyser; and here must
say that Keyser has made mistake against him
SELF He said he had sworn to his vouchers. do
not think that he ever did
REPoRTER-Why do you suppose that Keyser Is
the most likely TO make clean breast OF it9
Nr. COPLAND-Well he has Always had the repu-
taton OF being an honest man; ana have been told
that he Is regular church goer.
REP0RTER-That's logic. Which Is the most har-
dened case OF the three-l mean, likely to give evil
dence against Hall and COnOllyY
Mr.. COPLAND-It is hard to tell AS far as hon.
esty goes IL is dlf1cult TO choose between Garvey
and IngerS0ll.
The New York herald., 1871-10-04

am certain that justice Il administered tnerc. II the
tion has not been called 10 them. It Is not my
business TO act as police oicer but In those cases
that are at brought before me There Is another sup
call your attention to- although not strictly In the
line OF your or my duty only s conservators Of the
city OF New York vt the present time i0r -
RETRENCHMENr IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS
some OF them leRiiimatey, some OF them probably
No 10 very greatly in the last number ssS q
that it Is; because very many public promi.
nent and benencenr works that have been
started ant must must be carried on at great ex- <.
committed in the city or indiscretions, or possibly
some larsner word might be used. Men are holding
any particular men now IN ONCE, who have been
there Tor years and years. appointed by republicans
pretend to come near the City Hail except to
get their pay on the first OF the month"; and some OF
my usseS NE IN y saving saie 70
nearly all the n fl-fi - 'TT7s
FAST HORSES AND FAST WOMEN NNl
IN the city OF New York are supported out OF the
CITY Treasury and for the purpose OF stopping that
/! simply call your attention TO It, so that some OF
and get an honest living ir they cam or else take
In their cases a. least, their more legitimate en-
to the gallows or State Prison.
MISCELLANEOUS SUGGESTIONS.
iour i0re nan mas the power to administer your
glumate reason. You Will administer the oaths 70
tne witnesses and examine the persons VINO come
before you without the attendance or assistance Of
anybody except the District Attorney. Heisy0ur le-
gal ADVISER and entitled az oil times to come before
OF your Indictment. 10 a 1F--
You VIII not disclose the fact OF your finding an
lnuictment against any one gentlemen, in case OF
felony, except where he Is Ia actual confinement.
Il takes not less than sixteen more than twen-
y-three TO form Grand Jury and twelve must
agree In lnding or Ignoring a bill.
would suggest to you, gentlemen. the necessity,
Tor your own sakes OF not telling anybody now you
vote on any particular question, whether the man
was Indicted or not 1t can do no good. IL ls q
mere piece OF Idle curiosity, and something which
Will nnd It out sometime and Ii not their character
Is not injured tHt ~
The Grand Jury retired after the delivery OF the
cnarge, and the Court then adjourned TILL this
morning. iaA4 NHeF ~ sss gr eAf
The New York herald., 1871-10-04
THE MAYORS MIsDEMEANoR.

Interview with MIR. Copeland, the Principal
Witness-Why Justice Bixby WAS Sc.
lected-The Mayors knowledge of the
vOuchers-Keyser Honest and ga Churcl-
Goer''-Not Much 60 Choose between Gnr.
vey and InsersoIl.
Mr. CoPLAND-Wel, as you know, the afiidavl to
cause the arrest OF the Mayor was signed by me and
presented by Judge Barrett and the ether counsel OF
the Committee TO Justice Bixby, at the Fiftyscventh
street Police Court. tee
REPoRTER-why did you make the application
before Justice Bixby; why not before Justice Led.
withf ts.a8 .gf.A saE M ft
Mr.. CoPLASD-Because we thought that Judge
Bxby was impartial In the matter; 50 we preferred
TO bring 1t before him instead OF Judge Ledwlth,
who they say is pre)udlced against the Mayor, and
would probably have granted the warrant for his
arrest at once Judge Blxby deferred to the high
position OF the Mayor, and decided to send him q
uotice TO appear tomorrow morning wednesday,
at ten O'Clock. Judge Barrett and the other
lawyer OF the prosecution at hrst dld not want to
accept the decision OF Justice Bixby, and went
10 the adjoining room to consult whether they
should take away the papers and take them 10 an.
other court 10 obtain the arrest OF mayor Hall.
Well, they unanimously agreed TO abide by Justice
Bixby's decision.
RrpoRrER-what are the contents OF the afndayit
which sou have sgned'
Mr. CoPLAsD-I have not copy OF 1t, but IL Is
very long, setting forth In legal form what you
already know. IL Is simply the recaptualon OF
the 6gures published In the papers
RRpoRrER-what induced you 10 copy those war
rants TAA@ p - ~@'- ~ - '''-' =
Mr. CorLASD- Il had no special object In view
did not IKE TO see the people robbed, and had
vague dea that they would be OF use al some future
time. Nlyl s s
REeoarER--You politician ana so ,sInteres.ed
Did you never Try TO coin money ont OF those pa-
pers; never made any propositions 10 Hall or Con.
molly about giving them up ior a consideration
Mr.. CoPLANr--No, never.
lEroRrER-was NOT Connolly tho only guilty
party atlaaear t.tasf r..lsg tg-.4 t4t.sre
Mr.. CopLAND-I do not think so. Hall had tho
opportunity TO examine The warrants before he
sgicd them; IN fact, believe nc did examine the
variants from tho TACT OF his having several times
The New York herald., 1871-10-04
BOARD OF APPoRTIONMeNT.

Important Action Taken-Tho Issue or Stocks
and Bonds Authorlzed-Tho Department OF
Charities Considered. sH4
The Board OF Apportionment concerning which
so much has been said met yesterday afternoon.
Mayor Hall presided. There were also present
Deputy Comptroller Green ana Peter B. Sweeny.
President Of the Department OF Public Parks.
the DEPUTY C0MPTRoLLER offered the resolution
as under.
Prior to Its passage. however, the MAYOR asked II
there was not some understanding with the firm OF
Belmont 4 Co. relative TO the issue or bonds.
The DEPUTY CONTROLLERS replied that such
contract existed, which limited the issue TO certain
Mayor HALL remarked that the bonds seemed to
The Deputy Comptrollers resolution, which was
Resolved, That pursuance OF the authority conferred
ss U and % e. % ~ s
Chapter Tho Comptroller s. and ss Z: I:
susS a : s
New Ne %
and In amounts as specified, vix.:- -
Department OF Parks Improvement bonds-To
meet the payments in excess Of bonds author
stock Of isi-To re5crrow tn: ss''' 'o
amount OF short stock due December S7... 76so0uO0
treasury for aavsness IN excess Of sssess%sns Sps
and Tor the payment on such account. s2svoo 90
Assessment bonds-To cover advances made and Ne'
The DEPUTY COMPTRoLLER also offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which, however,
were laid over
Whereas provided by the &C. Of tae Legislature Of the
ac that from n. sum raised under said act ali tss
I IL e ss % Ia W.
cent the s Sy sa % bs
81 oas "a Fl s acts sad o 'us s .
bonds Of the city or county Of New York certain
other bonds whereas such question In
termination upon The interests Of the city in the
rats rats in The or bond: which 90 issued under
ass 81
@ s % s sahS %o Of
act desirable to obtain Judicial construction OF said
10 sahcras and of the Department. q fnancs a 10 se
bondsf or the uses or purposes aforesaid. Ig
The resolutions laid for future consider
alton, and the Board adjourned.
resolution was subsequently adopted authoriz-
ing the Issue or city park Improvement stock, as
authorized BY chapter 200: Laws. OF 1871, to the
merly Deputy Comptroller, was appointed assistant
secretary OF the Board The report or the Comp
purposes, IN answer to o resolution OF this Board
dered to be printed. 4 80 s IN - ~
represented by Messrs. Bell and Bowen, made ap.
plfcaion to the Board for additional appropria-
ton OF $3.50 900 to carry the Depaitme OF Chari-
rent year. There were 1900 persons under their
charge, and the Commissioners did not have the
means to provide the necessaries OF life for the
Mayor Hall suggested that the Deputy Comptroller
take the matter into consideration and at the
next meeting, after which the Board adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-10-04
BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.

BosrON, Mass, Oct. 8, 1871.
The American Board Of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions began its annual meeting at Salem
to-day. The secretary's report shows that $4s2ol
have Teen expended in tho Sandwich Islands, China,
syria, rers!n and Gnboon. The work accomplished
by tho buar,t ia the Turkish empire, India. China,
Japan, Miconcsa auc among The North American
Indians Is recountcl The prospects are considered
rs encouraging. Tho wh0ls number OF missionaries
AMI assistants s i,24: number or inisslons, Is; or
stations .s; uf out stations, 4lh number OF pngea
rr!nled 1868, i32; number cf chnrcEcs, l72: mem
bcrs, 1886; added during the year. s's; pupils In
schools, 13,@cI.
Kew. bT. POST. OF ST. Louis preached the annual
aer,non.
The New York herald., 1871-10-04
SIGNING THE WARRANTS.


Tstervicw with Mayor Haii-An ExpiaBa.
.44 NMNa st0n. tNse traae4
The City Han was magnet OF great attraction
yesterday. Recent deyeiopmcuts had tended to sur
round that worthy building with an air ,f mystery
quite as interesting as one OF the terrific tales 10 the
weekly pictorial story papers. ITO De continued In
our nexp' was decidedly tho order OF the lay, ana
a very dresry day 1t turned out TO be. Despite the
pnpropltogs Nate Of THO weather. representative
OF the HERA In caled upon Mayor HALL In the after
noon. There was rather Jcsolato looy about tho
s;ancb old walls. while tic general aspect OF the
place was cold anil unInviuns Having hcen ushcred
The New York herald., 1871-10-04
MONTREAL ITEMS.

MONTREAL, Oct. 3, 1871
octave yailianccur, diver. was drowned to-sias
In the river, opposite the city.
Johann InglsDrcEsen, Norwegian, who muir.
dcred Mrs. Pcstor IN May Is sentenced 10 no
na!igcd on the I,tt OF November.
A young iaJies' institute or college was opened
today ~ tho aeliyery ci lecture. by Prnloipai
Dhwsols NtF = i-'7T
The New York herald., 1871-10-04

ts 70 bqyeplaced according 20 one plnn. BY SIX or
great corporations SIDE By side, or according
TO another Dy one vass central corporation and half
q dozen subordinate bOdlea- The am0unt OF zeal.
honesty, public spirit and private leisure which wal
be needed for such o civic government will be
simply enormous. Can We count upon Obtaining IL
The New York herald., 1871-10-04
CITY CORRUPTION
Judge Barnard on the Pollu.
tion of Politics.
The judiciary Improving the Oc-
casiOn to the Grand Jury.
Politicians in Future to Wear the White
Flower Of a Blameless Life.

The Reform to Begin with the Lawyers-No
More Exorbitant Fees To Be Taken-The vag-
abonds Who ''vote Fifty or Sixty Times
To Be Put Down and Sent to Sing Sing
Prison-The Fast Horses and the
Fast Women Of the Politicians ~
To Be No Longer Supported
by the City Treasury. r.sa4
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-25
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF COLUMBIA. s. G.
Present Capital, $15O,OOO.


AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. S30O. ZOO.
OFFICERS
John B. Palmer, president
A. g. Brerizcr, Cashier.
q. N. G. Butt, sistant Cathitr.
DIRECTORS 3
j. Eli Gregg John b. Palmer. F. ". McMas.
ter, r. D. Senn, of X. y. Sem x Son; @. w.
Bearden. OF Cnpelsnd l. f,eartlen; r. L. Bryan,
of Bryan \ McCa-tsr; ". g. Swaffield, OF R.
h w. O Hwaffield.
f. w. McMaster, Solicitor.
f}NHIS Bauk is now opeii tor the transaction
i OF q general banking business.
CEnrIfIcATks OF DEPOSIT uf currency or
coin, bearing interest at tho rate uf seven (7)
per cent per anuum, in kind, will be issued. ,
Deposits from County Officers especially So
licited; also, from Trustees, Administrations
Executors, Professional Men and others.
Particular attention given To accounts of
CITY and Country Merchants, and other busi-
ness men, and the usual acc0mmoda ions ex-
tended
Notes. BAs of Exchange. aud other evi.
denccs OF debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals.
Stocks, Bonds. Gold, Silot, 1ought and sold.
MWadted Gu rency purchased at small
discount.
Sight Drafts drn,on direct nm all the promi.
nent places in England, ireland, Scotland,
france, Germany, Belgium, H,n0nd Dem
mark and The Orient L4tfprx IF Credit issued,
ayable in any Of the above places,
Drafts on all the pion,in, ~ cities in the
limited States bought, and aold.
banking House opposite Colum bia Hotel.
upen from to 8. Feb % "
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-25
@Koeca4a1. al Notaose,al s., y y :

S~dR0SAS~<G&A ~ &SGl&3e8es
~ CohuMBfA, 8. O., November IT, 1871.
In consequehoe OF the blow indicted upon
the educitional ana industrial interesssa 81
this state by President Grants military bro. ).
cee4ings In the pp-country. the undersigned ID
have Abandoned, their proposed association
in the condpSt OF the. Kings Mountain Mili.
tary School, at Yorkville- -deeming it unwi,e.
under present circumstances, to enter upon a
special expansion Ct the school. The present
Principal land Proprietor will carry on the
school As heretofore. ASBURY COWARD.
JOHN P. THOMAS.
The undersigned, in relinquishing bis con-
nection With the above enterprise, desires
most cordially to commend the &. NJ, nj. 8. to
the support and confidence OF his friends
As tried and gallant soldier, 4 Christian
gentleman, thorough disciplinarian. and sn
excellent teacher, Col. Coward IL we'll known
TO the State: Singly he IL fully equal x. all
the demands that may be made upon III.
sohooi; and the undersigned hopes that ali
those who proposed to entrust their boya To
nls onarge Will not hesitate to send them for.
ward to enjoy the benefit OF Col Ooward's
eontrol OF their conduct and studies.
The undersigned will remain in Columbia.
Having tprmed an sssaoiation in the practice
nf law with James r. Rion. keq he will en-
bark in that profession, in combin stiun with
the active aud earnest journalism in who'll
he 10 now engaged. JOHN r. THOMAS
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Anoble red man drank fire.water to
excaess planted his wicvem on Min
nes2la railroad. dandisoon departed to
the happy. bunting. grounds. s.f ~
What is one mans loss is another
mans gain. as the fellow, said when he
saw man walking before him drop his
pocketbook.qpi' '': Rlnio' 7ii1
a Tiveton woman is in Jail at New
port, Rhode Ialand,7 fortnot paying her
dog tax. II! ,.t, ,..,s,5,st,l ita3 Ir isnosls (.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-25

A FEW reasons why they should have the
"A preference over all others:
!. Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine is
much simpler than any Of the others; re-
quiring less than half the amount Of ma.
chinery.
2. As the result OF this simplicity, this ma
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get out OF repsir.
8. Another reeult Of this simplicity is
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4. Another result Is less friction. and. con.
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lion, with less noise.
8. And greatest OF all, that It uses no Shut
tie, and makes the lock stitoh. 2
It is tho cheapest to buy the best. Buv the
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against strong .nd Bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has the Wheeler 4
Wilson not only. stood first and foremost, but
now stands the unliyAled Sewing Machine. Of
the enlightened Civilized world Buy the ma
chine that has been thus tested and proved,
and then you are sure to get the best. For
sale on the easiest possible terms. Sales-
room Main street. second door below PHOENIX
). 8. pURsLEY. Agent.
|. A. WHYrE, General Southern Agent.
June 81 emo