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VETO CIGAR MAKERs.

n%1O CiGAR MAKES.
Directors Of shops aud members 81 y. n. o 100
herrby notified that at sFecisi meetisa OF THIS
Ipif " ordered that each member pay the sum
Of one dollar Per week In cid Of the strike m MI
wsukie, Wis. The directors Of each shop have been
authorized to collect the same. The payment 70
nmence On SATURDAY, June Is. lsl2- Any
TT1nAer filling 10 pay will be suspend-d fr"m the
49, The directors have been allowed three
~ rrSAs from payment 10 make their returns 20
rpvn G. FBAUENHOFY, President.
U hoHLEDER, Rec Sec II.
~ Ihk PUBLIC.-Louis Beyer has pub
49,. -. .ns tStlowiDz csrd:
sh., az 20 tse rsslte Notice n hereby given
1n liz ~ Tseet ran will be closed "a. psbife
for ~, - - I'M ons having engaged the grounds
80 Gay VII nave th.ir mongy returus Al nv ao-
bheeuSn 10 the proprietor ss -
IhOii tie following: -
Received from the Sa,iopals III June Ith; lS3. .
$50 "n 'ne ID day OF July,
Holttng this receipt the National m.
ne tne rsrk the y % July nseno 20
above Lotlce Of MI Beyer osssodin8 the
JERRY ROBINSON. c,.,
NE RESIDENT PHYsIcIA0 aa1 Iss,s.
~ All IN the Childrsn's HospisaI A..issn
lons 70 nii yaeareies received m 10 Msnas ssi,sa
Sask strsst,N. W. u ;;i,S,
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EOR NORFOLK AND BOSTON.

! scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
81 s,t t1e Dsttst 81 Columbia holding Special Term
JANE EyEKARD, late of Washington county, d.
deceased All per sons having claims against the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the 18th day Of June next: they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit of
the said estate. Given under my hand this l4th day
o. June, 1872
jl4 f3w HUGH MAsTERSON, Executor
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~ U I L Z Il
The co partnership heretofore existing be-
tween N mEIZGER W. II. BYLES is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent.
N. T. METZGER,
April ), Io92 W. II. bYLES.
The business hereafter will be conducted BY N T.
ME ZGER, who is thankful to the public for past
iavors and respectfully soicis share Of their flu
ture patrt mage. ial4 a.
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No School Tax.

We should have stated that the Worshipfu
County Court at its Term on the 1st of Janu-
ry, rejected the proposition to levy tax for
free schools. While every right thinking per-
son must desire that the opportunity to ac-
quire solid education should be within the
reach of every child in the county, there is Il
pretty general impression that an inefficient
system of common schools, such as could be
inaugllrated and carried on under any tax the
people could bear at this time, would be likely
to result in more harm than good,as the amount
would be insufficient to command competent
teachers. Never during q residence of thirty
years in East Tennessee have we seen so gen-
eral al interest in behalf of education. and
never before have the schools and institutions
of learning been so largely supported and sus-
tanned. In our own immediate locality cdu-
cational facilities. of different grades. are ac-
cessible to all who have Il disposition to avail
themselves of such advantages. And yet we
notice some idle and vagrant material on the
street, and which would be there perhaps if
there were free schools in every ward in the
Corporation. There are States where common
schools have proved most happy in their intlu-
ence and results. but in this particular respect
the past of Tennessee cannot be pointed to
with any high degree of satisfaction and pride,
though it numbers to-day as many tlourishing
schools and educational institutions us almost
any other State We have no doubt that when
the Commonwealth SHALL be relieved from its
present financial embarrassments and the
industrial and productive classes OF the inor-
dinate load Of taxation which they are now
for a large and efficient system of common
schools
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Acknowledgement

We tender profound thanks to the young Ia
dies and young gentlemen of Mouse Creek and
vicinity, connected with the recent Entertain.
little less in size than sealed half bushel, and
for the verS flattering note accompanying the
delicious present. 1t is gratifying to learn that
the Entertainment was splendid success, re.
flecting credit upon all connected with it. The
amount recelved-to be appropriated to the
purchase o: II Bell for the New Academy-was
fifty-five dollars. There is no more enterpris.
ing and thrifty people in the State than those OF
the broad and productive Mouse Creek Valley
and the School under such auspices is bound
to flourish andgprosper.
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IOOASOuf Maintain.

Special attention is directed to the advertise
ment for the Lookout Mountain Educational
Institutions, which appears to-day. AS is gen.
orally known, the Institution is situated on the
eastern brow Of Lookout Mountain, about five
miles from Chattanooga. The location Is I'M
surpassed in its magnificent scenery and in
point of health, and is entirely free from i'm
pure and immoral surroundings, and from the
temptations which too often attract and scduce
the youthful student from his books and his
studies. IT was founded in 1866, and has since
been steadily growing in usefulness and in the
popular favor The different departments are
full and thorough in their system of teaching
aud courses Of instruction. end we know of but
few places offering the same advantages, or
aHor1ing the same facilities foracquiring good
education at a moderate expense.
We wish the Institution on grand old Look
out continued success and shall always refer
to its progress and prosperity with pleasure.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-11
TO Ascertain the Weight Of Live
Cattle.

This Is Of the utmost utility for all those
who are not experienced judges by the eye;
and by the following directions the weight
can be ascertained within mere trihe: Take
string, put 1t around the breast, standing
square. just behind the shoulder blade; mca-
sure on foot-rule the feet and inches the ami
nal is in circumference this Is called the girth;
then, with the string, measure the bone OF the
tail which plumbs the line with the hinder
part Of the bullock, direct the line along the
back to the fore part Of the shoulder blade;
take the dimensions OH the foot rule rs before,
which is the length, and work the figures in
the following manner: Girth Of the bullock,
9 feet inches; length. 5 feet inches; which,
multiplied together. make 81 square superficial
feet; that again multiplied by % (thc number
Of pounds allowed to each superficial foot of
cattle measuring less than and more than 5
In girth) makes 7l3 pounds. When the ami
nal measures less than . and more than feet
in girth, 81 is the number of pounds to each
superficial foot. Again. suppose II pig or any
small beast should measure > feet in girth and
feet along the back, which, multiplied to-
gethcr, make square feet; that multiplied by
II, the number of pounds allowed for each
square foot of cattle measuring less than 3
feet in girth, makes "A pounds. Again, sup
pose calf, Il sheep, etc., should measure 4
feet inches in girth, and feet o inches in
length, which multiplied together, make lGE
square feet, multiplied by 49, the number of lbs
allowed to all cattle measuring less than five
feet and mole than three in grth, makes eGi
pounds. The dimensions of the girth and
length of back of cattle, sheep, calves or hogs
may be rs exactly taken this way as is ut all
necessary for any computation or valuation of
stock, and will answer exactly to the four
quarters, sinking the oflal, and which every
man, who cannot get even piece of chalk,
can easily perform
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Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn.
VALUABLE HNNElS NNls SALE.

y. G. Henderson, admir-. vs.. The Widow. Heirs
and Creditor, Of >. j. Henderson, deed.
IN pursuance Of Il dccrctal order Of said
L. Chanccrv Court. in the above stated cause.
ut ITS NOV embcr term, 1865, and revived 1T its
November term. 1871. will sell on the premi-
SEES, four miles east of Athens, Tennessee, on
MONDAY, 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1872,
Three Tracts or parcels of land, at public out
cry. to the highest bidder:
list, Fifty acres adjoining the lands Of John
A. Gouldy and others.
Cd. 50 acres adjoining the lands Of Oliver
Dodson and others.
Sd, 300 acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands Of Uriel johnson and others. and known
rs the Gideon Cate tract: being the lands Of
which Samuel Il. Henderson died, seized and
possessed.
Terms Of safe lands will be sold on
Il credit Of &, II, Is and u months, in equal
amounts. except the sum of ten per cent, which
must be paid cash in hand on day Of snle.--
Notes with good personal security, will he
required, bearing interest from date. and Il lien
will be retained upon said lands until the pur-
chase money is fully paid. Said tracts or par
GELS Of land will be sold separately. or all to-
gether, to suit purchasers.
J. NJ. HENDERSON, c. Il VI.
Dee. II, ISL t-prS fee So O0-2ll
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ATLANTA. GA. Jan. lG. 1871.
Corn. white S5uS7. Wheat. none in market.
Oats. 50 per buShcl. Hay, per ton, $3Oa32.-
Flour. per Dbl. supcrlinc G.j0aO.OO; family 100
Assoc; extra family 0.0OaD.O0; fancy 0.O0al000.
Corn Meal. SjaoO. Bacon clear sides o; Shout
dcrs 00a00; hams 00a00. Lard, in ticrccs !Oa
l0H. Butter. 2Oa25. Eggs, 0Oa30. Irish Po-
tatoes, per Dbl. 3.00a400. Feathers, GM10.--
Dry Salt Mcats--Shoulder GTaGM; clear rib
sides 7Ta7M; clear sides s.
Corn, supply adequate, demand good. No
wheat in market. Oats in active demand
Bulk Meats under present financial pressure
has declined. some holders being forced to sell
to meet their obligations, has temporarily ar-
tectcd prices. Eggs, and Potatoes in demand.
Respectfully,
STEPHENS & FLYNN.
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We learn that ten new students have enter
ed Cane Greek Academy since Christmas, and
that the attendance during the present session
is numbered at one hundred and thirty-two-
making three hundred and seven in twenty
four scholastic months. We congratulate Prof
Drummer, and the citizens Of the south side OF
McMinn generally. upon the unexampled sue
cess of their efforts in the great and noble
work of educating the youth of the country
and fitting them for the high and responsible
duties of life.
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a SsGOG Chance.

will close out my entire stock of Goods.
Wares and General Merchandise on very real
sonable terms to any person wishing to embark
in the business. Also my Storchouse and Resi-
dence OH like terms, OF will exchange the
same for a good, wel-located farm of tillable
land any where convenient to a line of rail-
road.
will state to my many friends and numcr-
Gus customers, that will from this time for
ward sell goods cheaper than any merchant be-
tween the Tennessee and Hiwassee Rivers for
Cash or Good Merchantable Produce. Allyou
have got to do to convince yourselves is to
come and examine my stock and prices before
making your purchases.
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Nfs,1'Il,H;.

In the Chanccry Court Of Rhca County. Tenn.
Fairly Brady vs.. Thos. Il. McElwce, Il others.
IN obedience to decree rendered in this cause.
L at the last June special term Of said Chance
~ Court, will, on the Goth day of January
next, at the Courthouse in Washington, Rhra
county. Tenn, proceed TO sell ut public sale.
to the highest bidder. for cash in hand, Il tract
of land containing by estimation Two Hundred
and Seven Acres, lying IN Rhea county, known
rs the Brady Ferry farm. TO satisfy judg.
mcnt rendered in said Court, in favor Of VIM.
NJ. Wilson, Clerk and Muster. against Martha
McElwrc. Jas II. Galbrrath and Frank b. Me
Elwrc. balance Of the purchase money Of the
aforesaid tract Of land and costs. Sold under
II dccreal order in the above stated cau>c.--
This 9TH Dee. 1871. W. NJ. WlLSON,C. IL ".
Per +. LOCKE, d. C.;& NJ.
Dec. II. 'Il-lt-prS fee sj.OO-2ll
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Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn.
Chanccry sale of Valuable Pro-
Dcrty.

NJ. A. Helm, guardian vs.. Nettie f. Keith
IN pursuance Of Il dccrctal order of safe
1. Chanrcry Court. made at its November
term, 1871, in the above stated cause. ] will
sell. to the highest bidder, at the Court-hous,
door, in the town Of Athens, Tennessee, ri
public cutlery, ON
SATURDAY. 18TH DAY of JANUARY. 1872
the following valuable property, to-wit:
lst The Brick House and Lot. in the towl
Of Athens. situated on Main street. and the
same property now occupied by I. Richmond
Esq.
ID. The land known as the Forest Hill tract
containing Thirty Acres. more or less, adjoin
in" the lands Of j. II. IIOrn>by and A. Cleage
Sd, Two Shares of Stock in the East Tcnnes
see and Georgia Railroad Company.
Terms Of Saie:-Said property will be sold
upon credit Of +. II and Is months; except
the sum of - per cent which must be paid
cash in hand on day of sale. Notes with good
security bearing interest from date will he re-
quired Of the purchasers and lien will be re-
tanned upon the property until the purchase
price is fully paid.
J. NJ. HENDERSON, c. e VI.
Dec. T.. lSIl-lt-prs fee S6,0O-2ll
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The citizens of Swcctwatcr have determined
to build up Il first class educational institrl-
tion at that pIaoe-the Swcctwater Union In.
Stitute. Sweet~'xtcr has an excellent Female
School, in charge of Mrs. Cooke. than whom
we know of no more competent teacher. The
determination to add to the educational facili-
ties and interests of the place augurs we'll for
its future growth and prosperity.
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G. d Nj W H. IL q a T..
Athens Market.

ATHENS. Jan. 10.
Wheat l.1Oal so; Flour, family. 400; Oats
40 cents: Bacon Sa1O; Fruit-Appcs 4 cents
per ID, Peaches 5a7; Feathers 80; Butter 20
according to quality. New Corn 80 cts.
Pork gross cents; nett cents.
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Tax Assessors.

The WorShipful County Court has made the
following appointment of Assessors for 1872:
First District-W. II. Small; 2d-Joshua
Brickcll; 3d-James Thomas; 4th-J. H. Ma-
gill; 5th--W. y. Cox; 6th-II. c. Reynolds;
7th-C. c. Witt; Sth-M. Zeigler; 9th-Stc-
phcn Hill; 10th-Jas. Parkinson: 11th-Joscph
Rced 12th-Julius Miller; 13th-B. L. CasS;
l4th-A. j. KirkScy; 15th-W. II. Stephenson;
l6th-W. Stephenson; l1th--W. i. Carr.
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Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn.
CHANGER SALE OF LANDS.

Bird Newman, ct al as. j. L. Newman. et al.
IN pursuance Of dccretal order of said
4 ChGncery Court. made at its November
term, 1871. in the above stated cause, | will
sell to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse
door. in the town Of Athens, Tennessee, at
public cutlery, ON
SATURDAY, 18TH DAY oFJANUARY, 1872,
the following lands to-wit: sG0 acres, the
northwest quarter of section !. townships, lst
range, west of the meridian, lIiwaSScc district.
situate in the ID civil district Of McMinn
county, Tennessee, and known as the Matlock
place.
terms Of ,Sale:-Said lands will be sold on
a credit Of one and two years; except ID per
cent of the purchase price. which will be re-
quircd cash in hand on day Of sale. Notes
bearing interest from date, with good security,
will be taken, and Il lien will be retained up
on said lands until the purchase price is fully
paid. J. NJ. HENDERSON, c. & NJ.
Dec. ~, 1S7l-it-prs fee S6,OO-2ll
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Tha Cnurt Hama

We stated last week that the County Court
had voted to repair the Court House by a ma
jolty of one. The amount appropriated fol
the purpose is not to exceed two hundred and
fifty dollars. Knowing the condition of the
building. we regard the sum as entirely insult
ficient, and will be just that much money
expended without any appreciate benefit.
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Circuit Court. EIc31inm Co., 'aemn

John +. slower, Clerk, vs. John Benton, j. L
Benton and j. b. Cobb.
n this cause it appearing to the satisfaction
l. of the Court that j. b. Cobb is Il non-resi-
dent Of the state of TcnnCSS 1t is ordered
by the Court that publication be made in the
Athens Post, Il newspaper published in
Athens, Tenn, for four success sivc weeks, noti-
flying the defendant J. b. Cobb. to be and APP
pear before the Judge Of the Circuit Court of
McNlinn county, at Il Court to be held for said
County ON the second Monday Of April next,
at the Courthouse, in the town Of Athens,
then and there to show calSc. if any he have
why the satisfaction Of the judgment hereto
fore rendered in this cause should not he an
nulcd. vacated and set aside, or the same will
be taken aS confessed and set for hearing cX
parte rs to him. JOHN +. SLON EN, Clerk.
Jan. 1. lS12-4t- prs fee $I,0O-ol4
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Fifteen Thousand Rolls Wall Pa
DHH

Now on hand and being received by the L. I.
Book House, much of it maze expressly tor
this house. Purchasers, especially of artistic
taste, wanting something ertra. beautiful and
recherche, can not do better than order of this
house, G. o. d., giving dimensions of room,
quality Of paper, price, whether for Parlor.
Chamber, Hall, or what not. They guarantee
Satisfaction.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-11
Municipal Election.

The following.namcd parties were elected last
Saturday Aldermen for the town of Athens
for the current municipal year: w. II. Briant,
John F. Slower, w. G. Horton, j. w. Gilbert,
NJ. L. Phillips, Hilton Humphreys. j. S. Mat
thews. We have not heard when the new
BOARD win organize.
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G7llncery Court ant Athens, Tenn.

Claiborn Neil ct AL, VS.. Joseph Neil ct al.
OriyinUl and Attachment BW.]
TT appearing from the Shcril's return made
l. in this cause, that the defendant lrby
II. Bog"cSS. is II nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee: 1t is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for four consecutive weeks in
the Athens Post, Il weekly newspaper pub
lishcd IN the town of Athens, Tennessee, re-
quiring said nonresident defendant to appear
ut the next term Of this Court. to be held at
the Courthouse in the town Of Athens, Tenn,
ON the 4th Monday Of May, 1872 and make de-
fence to cOmplainants said Bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
cX parte as to him.
j. NJ. HENDERSON. G. Il NJ.
Gaut and Maylield Soils for CompPt.
Jan. 4. lS,2-4t-prs fee $4,OO-2l4
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School Commissioners.

In accordance with the provisions of law,
the polls'will be opened in this county in March
each civil district. At the same time the citi-
zens will vote in reference to levying II School
Tax. The Sheriff will give due notice of the
Hay OC -i;,.ti,U
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Female school.

The present session Of Mrs. Sullins' Schoo
will close on Friday the 18th of January
The Spring Session begins on Monday, Janua
ny 10Th. Those desiring information about
the School, board, &c., can address
REV. L. SULLINs.
Jan. lth. Athens Tenn
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0C0EE H0US
j. Q. A. l. T. w IS

HASTAKEN CHARGE OF THIS HOUSE,
IL and as he expects to lend all his best ener-
gies to make it tirst-class Hotel, he solicits a
liberal share Of the public patronage. His
charges will be moderate. He has reduced the
fare to SO Cents per meal. Other charges
in like proportion.
Cleveland, Tenn, Jan. II, 1S72.6m.215
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Call and examine our Goods before buying,
and save money.
w. d. HORTON Il CO.
Athens, Oct, T., ISL -tf-901


Jacob b. Collins, admir-. vs.. The Heirs Of A.
Cox, deed.
TN this ca,lseit appearing from the allegations
L of complainant, Bill. which are sworn TO,
that Joseph 4. Cox, one Of the defendants in
the above stated cause, is Il nonresident of the
State Of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered by
the Clerk and Master, that said Joseph \.
Cox, be required to appear before the Chan
Gerry Court at Decatur, on the ID Monday Of
March. lS.2 and make defense to said Bill. or
the same will be taken for confessed and the
cause set for hearing ec parte AS to him; it is
further ordered hat thi, notice he published
for four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post.
This 1Ith December 1871.
W. L. BLEVINS, G.. Il VI.
BLIZZARD & Bradford, Suls for Comprt.
Dee. II. lSIl-it-prs fee 5l,0O-2l2
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Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn

Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn.
Chancery Sale OF EaOla.e and lot.
n. |. Thomson vs.. Il. L, ThomasSOn, ct ais
TN pursuance of Il dccrctal order of said
l. Chanccry Court. made ut its November
tcrm 1871 . in the above stated cause, Will sell
to the highest bidder, ut public cutlery, at the
Courthouse door. in the town of Athens. Ten
ncsSce, on
SATURDAY, 18TH DAY OFJANUARY. 1872
one house and lot Ofland, containing by esima-
ton about three acres, situate in the 18th civil
district Of McAlinn county, Tennessee. ut OF
near Cantrcll's y Roads. in said county.
Terms Of ,Sdle:-Sad house and lot will bC
sold on II credit Of u and II months. Notes
bearing interest from date, in equal amounts
with good security, will he required from the
purchaser and II lien will be retained upon
said house and lot until the purchase money
is fully paid. J. VI. HENDERSON, c. ~ NJ
Dee. u, lSIl-it-prs fee S5,OO-2ll
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reported good
Comm issiOn House, Atlanta.

Attention is directed to the Card of p. e. q. Il.
Dodd e. Co., Atlanta. A friend at Mouse Creek,
in this county, who has had large business
transactions with the Firm, speaks in the high
.ast terms Of its integrity and prOmptMess.
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A Fragrant Isrcuth and E'ehriy
,l'ANlla.

Are easily attained, and those who fail toavail
themselves of the means, should not complain
when accused of gross neglect. The SozoDoNr
will speedily eradicate the cause of II foul
breath, identifying, and preserving the teeth
to the oldest age.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-11

We 60 back on what we said about Gen. Ma
!hone's Air Line last week. Several hundred
pounds freight, shipped on the %, from the
Philadelphia Type Foundry to this office per
Express, came to hand on the afternoon of the
4th. in rood order and aforementioned.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-11

The County Court CLERKS Book shows that
during the year 1871 there were issued from
his office 1853 marriage ticcnscS-Whtes III,
bIackS2l. This is hardly an average business
tor McMinn county,
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Notice.,

10 the Taxpayers Of NIrMnn County: | will
be in Athens on Saturday Of each week. All
who do not settle soon, may expect to pay cost
ST. W, NJ. KELLEY, T. c.
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BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
G., w, w o. Cd

INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF ATHENS
L and vicinity that he has opened Boot and
Shoe shop. in i. G.. Wilson's new Brick Build
ing. near the south Corner of the square. tir,t
room up stairs. and respectfully solicits work.
He will use none but the Hest Material,
and from his experience ut the business feel,
confident that he can give satisfaction
TO all who favor him with their custom. His
prices will not be cXorbitant. but according to
the rule to live and let live. e. W. WOOD.
Athens. Tenn, Nov. %. isTl-3m-2OS
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have made special arrangements for OBJ
tanning the best Wheat of all kinds for Seed.
Persons wishing to buy will please call and
see samples--they can be suited at reasonable
prices. NJ. n. MCKINNEY,
Sept q, 1S1l-tf-109] Ricevile Tenn.