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County Meeting.

The Radicals of McMnn county had a meet.
ins at the Courthouse. Athens, last Monday.
The principal object was to appoint delegates to
the State and Congressional COnventiOn>-thc
former of which met on the 18th, and the
latter Is to meet on the 1th NJ. l.. Phillips was
called to the Chair, and VI. A.. Helm appointed
Secretary. During the absence of the commit
tee to report resolutions, embracing list Of
delegates to both Conventions, the meeting was
addressed at some length and inr somewhat
ford and animated strain, by W. II. Briun,.
The speech was Il good enough one, though We
don't think the speaker is very we'll posted ~
current political events, or in regard to the Is
sucs now dividing and exciting the country.
But we will pass that. NJ" Briant i Il rgspcc
table lawyer, devoted to his profession, and poll
ties Is only an incident with him, not Il spc
cialty. The RESOLUTIONS were read, received md
adopted with great uuanimitS, though there
was not II very large amount Of enthusiasm on
exhibition. We can, however, say one thing
for the Radicals Of McMinu-whle they are not
very numerous or dcmOnStratiye at their pub
lie meetings, they are generally round on clcc-
lion day.
If our recollection is not at fault, one Of the
resolutions adopted recommended tlr nomina-
ton of cX-ConlcderatC General Nancy, of Mid
tle Tennessee, for Governor. Another rcsolu-
ton urges the Grant Radicals Of the counties
composing the Sixth Senatorial District 20 APP
point delegates TO II Convention proposed to be
held at Athens on the nth instant, TO nominate
candidate for the State Senate.
The delegates to the Congressional Convcn-
tion were left unlnstructcd. But 1t is thought
that the nomination will be rendered to the
Rev. N. q. Taylor, of Athens. In the event lie
should decline to accept it, then 1t will be be-
slowed or Capt. Crutchield. of Chattanooga.
1t is quite paten. to us That, while the ten
dcncy among the Democrats and Conservatives
is toward Reorganization, the GRANTEES are ra-
pidly compacliug and organizing Tor deeper
ate struggle in every county and district. We
make no suggestion or comment in this conncc-
ton. We simply state the fact.
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At called meeting Of Meridian Srn Lodge.
no. ~. +. e \. NJ, held in its ledge Room in
Athens, ON saturday evening, August 3tst,
\. u. 1872, the Wolshipful Master announced
the death OF Brother JAS. 7. LANE. when on
motion a Committee was appointed, which
made the following report:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty God
in the fulilmcnt Of hi, u-rrulohle designs.
to remove from 1ur midst. Il citizen beyond
rrproach. nm nllrrtiouJtc husband, Kind iH'h-
cr, our Beloved BrothcrJamc, I. Lane; there
fore belt
Resolved, That we. the mcmbcl> Of Meridian
sun Lodge, No. ~. f. Il \. MnsonS. Win
whom our Brother has long been anil lated, will
in respect l0'Ii> memory, wear thcnsunl badge
Of mourning Cor thirty days. aud thHt we will
attend his funeral ~ "A body. We 40 hereby
tender our earnest .ympnthicS to the brrcHyrd
family Of our Brother feeling that in himthcy
have indeed lost the eight Of the house, an (
referring them for comfort to Him who gave
aud in Iii, wisdom has secn proper to talk"
away"
Resolved, That the secretary be instructed
to furnish the ArnENS rusT copy Of these
resolutions, publication aud that copy hc
furnished the family Of our deceased Brother!
=. j. DEMENT,.
". VI, BRADFORD.
W. W. NlyOT,
\ true COPY. Committee.
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Land Sale,
Circuit Court. McMinn County.

IL OBEDIENCE 10 Az ORDER MADE
1 at the August term. l'I2. of the Circuit
tour, of NrMnn county. VIII offer for sale
vt the Courthouse door. in the town Of
Athc"s, on Monday. the Ith day Of October
ncTt. - the highest bidder. the following de
>rriurd lands to-Wit: \ trict # land lying in
NrMinn county, Tennessee. on Spring tic'k
aud containing about ljD acres more Of les.
and adj nuiug the bands If L. NJ Barb. Oh the
eat. Allen Eli - the north. Lrwsu On the
west, and .LUiir"ll on the south. being The
same farm which \. Barb died. seized and
possessed. and on which the widow Of \.
Barb now resides. -rid land will pr sold sub
icct 10 The life c>tat" " the widow Of \. Barb.
deed. The term. OF sale are. ten per cent Of
the purchase money 10 he paid cash in hand,
and notes with good security IN equal install.
m"nt., on Il credit # six and twelve month,
from the day Of sale for the balance ~ the pur-
chase money, and lien retained upon the
Wnd until the purchase money j. uilIr paid.
Hour OF sale h,twcrn II NJ. and i. VI.
JOHN I. SLOWER, Clerk.
Sept. 6. lS72-il.prs fec SG,0D-2io
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c. W. Charlton. secretary Of the Eastern
Division Fair, has appointed W. G. Horton
Agent for the sale of season Tickets to ;hc
Fair at Knoxville, Tenn, which opens on the
18th day of October. 1872. Mr.. Charlton could
not have made a more judicious appointment.
We advise all our citizens to call ON Mr.. lIOr-
ton and buy "Scason Ticket Only $500,
which will admit the Holder to the Fair for
six days-Whic the number on il may dCaw
one of tie valuable Premiums offered by the
Society.
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Game srccIS Academy,

This popuia, School wiz begin it. Fourth
year September ~, 1872. President Drummer
has secured full supply Of competent teach
he in care Of that genial gentleman Rev. L.
Payne. The growing Library will be opened
in the new room just fitted up for the purpose,
giving access to the magnificent books 600
yolumes) gwen BIZ Mr.. Wcthiorc since the
close Of the last session. Perhaps n better
location for u high school can no where be
found. Terms more favorable than are known
to exist elsewhere.
Co.ml (P. o. August 30, 1928.
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Buy your Tickets over the "old rcliabc'
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD. the popular
route from 81. I.oui, to Scd,lin. Fit. scott
Lawrence, krn,a~ city, Atchi,on, st. joseph,
Omaha, Denver and all points in Mi.soHri.
Kansas Nebraska ana Colorado, to which pco-
pie ar" moving. Tin, line has m unoN"cllcd
equipment in fine day coaches, PUlmar'> pal.
ace ,Iccpcr., MiiIcr, sUoy pidyoym and The
patent sI1am Lrnle, and it, reputation for
prompt time and surcc connections i pro'cr-
biar l'r valuable information and assistance,
and to make S'ECIN ArRANGrrENTS At low
r,t rate, offered by any line, cr,i Gpon or adj
drr>, j. +. Thompson, Agent Missouri Pacific
Il. H.. Chattanooga, Tenn, or Atlanta, Ga; or
T.. =. FORD, General Passenger Agent. II.
Louis, Mo. No trouble 10 answer questions.
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TABLE,
EAST TENN. VA. 6 GA. R.R

MEMS and EOYS WEAR. BOOTS. SHOES
vi aud lI';~ TN profnsion 10 TCRLEl'S'
Nov. -, 1871 'i-10S
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,lIIc ,S,us,,rn.iOn ssrii!mh.

thortirs TO The suspension bridge across the
Eu,tanalcc ut this place. The icoiway is in I
precurlor1, AM, unSai,' condition, and if no, NJ
tended to the chances aIc pretty good for some
unfortunate traveller TO De prrcpi-atcd into
lhe sur.ing water, below The Bureau on Cons
.truction and Repairs viii please give 1t ~
tention otherwise we I6ol ',c called Upon 70 re-
cord fatal casualty or two.
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East Tennessee Fsoo!l lgOu~".

The stock Of this House wa. never before
so fun and compete US at present. and wear"
pleased to learn that the business character Of
thi, cutcrpri>ing Firm is fully appreciated by
the public, whcthoras wholesale or retail pur-
chaScrs. We commend them 10 every class.
but especially to those wanting school Books
Blank Books, Stationery and Wall Paper, Of
which they hryc incompara5ly the cheapest
stock ever brought to El,t Tennessee.
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Wool Cards for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS \ SET or
| Double Wool Card. TINT BE- offer, for sale.
ANY one wi-lins to purchase can get bur
gam. Address. :. r. GETrlS.
Ricc,illc. Tenn. Aug. %. isi2-tE1E
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The singer sewing Machine

Is universally used and regarded the bc-, Ma
chine in use; % Of these hathinc, in use In ,dc
town Of Athens alone, Fer sale at South
Corner.
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DO 'NNi liOi.rri.

We direct attention 10 tie nci advertise.
mcnt' that appear IN to-duy's paper
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stand not upon the Order Of

'yOur Going, bul 60 Nt 0nrc aud buy boz
tie OF the fragrant Solodout. You will never
regret it. 1t not only beauties and preserves
The teeth, and arrests decay. but leaves the
mouth COOL and the breath as fragrant ~ a
rosa.
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y. VI. MCREYNOLDs, at Mouse Creek, Is
closing out his entire stock of Goods at cost.
and under. lie is Offering to take in exchange
for them Dried Apples at 500 II Sl.25 pet
hu>hcl; Dried Peaches at $500 10 $3.50 per
bu>hcl. Go TO see hini.
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Relation, NOticc.

The Rev. Mr.. Foster will hold service n, s.,
Pals Episcopal Church, athens, on sunday
September Sth, 1872, at loiT O'Clock, NJ.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06

GEN. J. c. FAUGTTS, who has been SGourn-
ing for some time in Georgia. was along on
Monday, On route for Knoxville. lie reports
an average crop Of chills and fever in the direc-
ton of the Florida line.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06

\ Heavy Stock Of Fresh Drugs, Medicines,
Paints and Sundrite, Received at J. L. GIp-
SONS. lie has anything ven can call for in
his line.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06

THENloss Farm. in the vicinity Of His place,
was sold last Monday, at public o,itrry. for the
sum Of three thousand ire huhdred dollars
Nathan Kelley was the purchaser, and got Il
bargain in the property.
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Cash for Wheat.

Rohcson ~ nixon will buy all the good
mcrrhnutnhlc Wheat that may be- offered, fer
which they will pay the very highest market
price in Cash.
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The largest lot. the hes. assortment. and the
clieapest Fruit Jars IN town. at
i. l.. GIBsOS's.
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MAJ. Tuos. Il. KIRBY, Of the Chattanooga
Times, was with us on Sunday a short time.
lie wa, bound for Rhca Springs, via the ovrr-
land route: We nrc gratihed TO notice that The
Times i, firing up, and promises TO make mat
tors lively during the canvass.
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TIE clear ringing tones Of the old bell at Fo-
rest Hill Academy we're heard again last Mon
day morning. from which it may he inferred
that some one is once mare trying to build up a
school in that much neglected structure.
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D. %. Reed

Has just received his New Gools-can IN
and examine for yodrscrG, VIII take in cX.
change for Goods all good Butter Eggs, DricG
Fruit, " heat and other Produce.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

WE HANEI NDULGED orr PATRONS
w itom crop TO crop 90 enable them to ay
without sacrifice. Now they have good wheat.
anl ili, i. therefore, to notify them that we
are expecting our pay, and must have it.
j. \. TURLEl \ co.
Coghill. Tenn. June *. lS,..tl.2JJ
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ALL STYLES of the Singer Sewing Machine
kept by the Agent, T. Walston. at South Cor
ner; also, Needles, and all parts Of the machine
ny for repairing Machines. Sold FOR salcabIc
Produce.
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Executions and Warrants-- printed on good
.alc ut th, office Prize, one dollar
per n,lirc. Orders per mail, accompanied Win
the cash, win he promptly filled.
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For hint Renrnsn1tativn.

We ARE authorized aud requested TO an.
ngunrr the name Of Il. V. BELL. Of Hhcn, ~,
a candidate for Joint Representative in The
District composed Of the cnIuHn, or james,
Rhu. Ndg, and Cumberland In ,Ae noyt
GrucW, Assembly It Tennessee
W. ure authorized and requested to nm.
noui.'c Col. WIN. G. PEhh, 1t Mcigs, a. u
for John Representatives, COR the d..
turt composed Of thrcountic' u.Crmbernnd.
james, Rhm and Mcigs ~ tie nest Iogi,n.
turc. election first Tuesday IN November
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Chanccry Court for Mcig' commences next
Monday, the 9th. For Rhca cotH,y, next
Thursday, the l2lh instant.
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J. i.Tawu.Ty 81 90. rOGlE1.d..

4 RE RECEIVING THEIR STOCk OF
\ Good, suited tptlIr warts 81 thrr early
autumn trade. Come and see them.
Aug. T., lN12-tf-2ij
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HERE were quite Il number Of people ih
town on Monday-somc to attend County Court,
some the Radical meeting. and others TO trade,
and ,till others 10 speculate about the political
situation. The party in this county is little
ut sea at present, but We guess the troubl" will
all disappear in u week or two like the mi,lS Of
the morning, under the harmonizing influence
of the sober second thought
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06

IHAvE the largest and best stock Hanging
Dog Iron ever found in this market, consisting
of Wagon tire. Hull Tongue, Twisting Shovel
and straight shovel JouldS, for Cash or Barter
April D.. i. +. GiBsO&'s.
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CHARLESTON Wien SCHOOL,
FOr Males and Females.


ASSISTED ~
Mis-, LurrIE T.. ROBERTSON. Mi, M'riiE l..
CRAWFORD, and Mis-, ELL V LEWIS
Teacher If Music.
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Miss Bri d ges' Sch DOL
s's'slE, TENN ZEE.

rI'IIE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
l ON Monday. ~ of september. i>i2. Mis-
B.trlc'r, an the English Brtnchc.. PupilN
'lcs'ging IL will have instruction in Music At
thcu.ltJl rates.
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Dexter. E'ruif s3;iI's.
sf,.iila ...iI.n.

just received, Il large lot Dexter Fruit Jars
the cheapest and best Jar in to"n-at Chas.
T. ETth's
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DRIED FRUIT il is thought will rule low in
all the markets. superior quality, however,
" III always find ready sale at paving figures.
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ATTENTION is invited to the advertisement Of
Armstrong. Gator & Co.. Whoicsal" Dealers in
Ribbons. Millinery and straw Goods, Balti-
morr.
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&lTgRDaN, U|sNasnn 30. ,sas,
Chancery Sales for October.

Trial Johnston W. John A. Long. ct al.
! y obedience to a decrcln order of the Cham
! rrry CONF NJ Athens. made ut its Nav term.
49,, Will sell TO the HIGHEST bidder, at pub
lie cutlery, on the premises, OH Tuesday. the
it day Of October, lS12, three tracts Of land
to-wit:
One Tract containing 305 Acres.
Another Tract containing 81 Acres.
Another Tract containing 50 Acres.
The iir.t tract bcn. the farm Of which Tho
late John Howl died .rizrd The ~nIr wilt
take place AT the old honr.tcn1 on said firm.
Term, of Snlr--Ntid lrud, will b. sold On
Il credit or ,iX months, note bearing interest
from day Of sale with good -rcl.ity. viii be-
required. Sale in bar Of IT, i-ht Of rcdcmp.
ton. =. y. HENDERSON, {. x NJ.
Aug 80. lS14-it.pr, fee SiOu-2S
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Athcns 2ost.
New ADVERTISEMENTS,

Friday, September 9, 1872,
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State of Tennessee. Bleds6o county


DECAI'SE IT APPEARS FROM THE
- ALLEGATION, ~ the Bill which are sworn 10,
that the dricujlul Margaret ~ Hale, i non
resident of the state or residence not known:
It /, therefore ordered by me that publication
be- made in the Athens Post, newspaper
published in the town Of Athens. Tennessee
coIlmlndiH" the said Margaret y, Hale to ap'
pear at thv nest term 1t the Circuit Court Tot
Blrd>or county. Tennessee, nj the COURTEOUS,
in the town Of pihr,I.io, ON The 81 MoHIly "I
Orubrr next, and make d,lpH," to Nu" Hlli
m the same will b" taken "a, confessed ~ t.
her and ,ct tor hearing cN rllr This iol
day Of August, l~12.
T!luS. C.. BROWN, Clerk
,rc. ~. 1872 lt-iI, foe 7i,0t2S
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kruil .J;,,...


Glass, Tin ard Stone, ju-t received aud for
sale n. T. +. GIBsCN's.
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Cogmll (P. o.. ) August 80, 1928.

turn,ci'9 Hmr:0Ty f-our l'loclt,!
| have now ready for sale and delivery, II
few really choice CotswolG Buck Lambs.
". \. HELM.
Athens, Tenn, Aug. %. lS72-3t*-2i1
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<IiaIiccry Courts.

Iwill sue all who do not settle WIN ne IN
few days. I. +. GIBSON.
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a - 70 Va r. gs Al.

MorAssNs "chcup as dur' Mt IIaacy'.,
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That angular ANGEL. Harriet Beorhrr stowe.
I'm. r,.lli.h,,I. , D.tt.r o,,,Iu.t Gr,rloy.
Ey.Irc,ilr.l lolu.6, smoke ia, lpr,rrrowd
IT Gplhrip 'io.t saturday.
Tine residence or 4. : Nooroho,I. Greene.
vile, wa. accidentally burned on tho 3l,t.
Kro.ylIIo +. aim cyrrcl.oI.~, vine boy amos.
tou
IInraco N,yn,rl ho,in,,. uot,ru,, c,.c in Il,
.pokc #. CHE, ,snJ I,J Nonloy
VIC. IIor,on& Co.. Athens, aro Offering rare
bor,ip. IN gool. ,,r cash,
Tbo .tIno IF 4 boo c,rri.. conviction with #.
II m,l,.o mpu I..lr,ycr ot on,n
In PARKER ro,,oty. T,v,. the ,yhc,, ,r,, +.
.c.,im,t.l n n ooo Lr.bn.
rho ,n,r,..r n,,,c. ~, 4 lo,,,,i,cr. ,,.o,. az.
cccIlngly busy ON Alondny.
do what you bpyrf d..,d,y. No man hath
seen ,o.morrow
In uor..'ons Of We, Tennessee the we'll, are
G,IIlng ON occo,ut or ,ry weather,
Mr.. Cbmlottn l,uh I'm, hrrn arrested IN
Wisconsin chor,cd with pol.srlny five r.r.on..
Dr.C. 4. l,rlor. c,ru,rrly If tl,i. ,,,rrn :. ,
mcu,r,r Of fine Mineral R,runl,,n r,i,mi,lpr
If Huntsville, \l,lupr.
According to the Atlnn,, Constitution At,or.
ncy General Akcrnqn has venom enough IN hi,
nature 70 furnish uoi.on IN am ,rr.cr,r|, r,.ns
Edmund Harrison, an old r.,iZc1 Of shc,by
county. committed suicide. on tnc .-lh rItiuo.
hy shooting himself through the head.
AT Brownsville. Texas. the pcopln arc sur.
rlin.s for want Of rain. Thousands Of cattle
ore Jyiu, unon the pl,iu, for want of water.
From the iolly look Of our County Court
Clerk, Il Is inferred TINT the demand for mar
ria!gr licenses /. incrcn>lnr.
In New Ilnmp,hire the Governor gppoint, IN,
'lrdyc.. and they hold their places until the age
Of ~. Unless removed IT,. GOOD and sufficient
cau-c.
There win he ,rolqh Wild rrYrcs I'm Tryp.
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ALL kinds Of Produce in demand at W. c.
lIancy's,
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w. 4. Ellary
VIII pay cl,h for Bacon.

GO t. j. IT, Reed, with all Your Butter,
Egg, and Dried Fruit.
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.h.. 7. EradfnrA vs.. ". j. Wnl.h. ct al

jas. T.. Bradford -. ". j. walsh, ct al.
~ Obedience 20 decree cf the Chanrcry
| Cogrt IT. Athens, rcnur' see, made ut II
MAY term. IN12, will sell to the highest bid
der, at public outcry, on thc 2d day III October
i>ia ut the Courl-huu,c door. in hthcn,,
100 Acres Of Ian Il,
being the lands conveyed hy decd hv l. y.
Bi@ham To- VIM. l.. Do,,, fchruarY 10Th, ISL.
and living in the 18th civil district, M,Minn
county. Tennessee.
rrrm, sud Land sill! be sold for cash, with
equity Of redemption.
j. ". HENDERSON, G. & W..
Aug. I. 1872 itr.s ico si,oJ-2iN
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~ . Nl''' - - I'''' To- l.'''
Dr., Il, ', Pierce: For IL" past 'lN month,
have used Your Golden Medical Discovery In
my practice NHd in that time have tested IT,
merits In severe coughs, both acute ana chgm.
ic. in chronic diseases Of the throat, severe
eases Of bronchitis. grncrl drru2,mut Of
the system. constituted condition of Tie h0wlr-
and wherever thorough Alternative. or blood
purifier, has been Indicted. In M cg,o.
have found ii TO act gently, yet thorulgh'y
and clccumlly in removing the yaHou, jt,ra,-
eel conditions. and bringing about healthy
action throughout the system, Yours llnIrr-
nally, l.. l., HALL, VI. u.
Thi, medicine j. sold 10y rllrc,p cctaolc drug.
ei>ts in all parts of America.
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MEMS and Boys Hats at IIahey's.

HOWE Sewing Machine is the best.
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We deduction mric for loss time. erccyt in
cases NJ p"otrdctodSickRcsS
Good boarding can be had in the family Of
he teacher. whore the pupil, will receive all
he attention and care necessary 10 their COM
ori aud well conduct.
Athens. Aug. ~. lS;2-tf-i0l
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AND IN CONNECTING wAHHRooMs
EisiEi a. u ID I'd p. s.sS EMS,
Embroi.lcvics, Enccs, Nets,
Collars, Sets,
I:tF.EE7lGs.e3. SAP.

IIauikcrchicf,. Yelling, Head No,. &C.. Sc.
E.3. - anil 80 BALTIMORE STREET,
I:Gg.EEs1i:r,. SAP.
These Goo1, are manufactured hy u, ct
bought for Cash directly from the European
and American Manufacturers, embracing nIl
the latest novelties. urcquaIl'd in variety and
ch"upncss IN any ~ r.Ht. Order, filed with
care, rromptn -, and dispatch.
Sent. Z. IS19-lm'.9iJ
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-10-29
Juniata County. +-From The SMifiintown

Juninta County. From the Miffiintown
Independent of the sSd we copy the follow
ing:
On Monday afternoon last a stranger un-
der the influence of liquor, made an assault
upon Il, .. Mccoy with q Ratchet at his
residence, , ut the lock tabove town, but
Evard succeeded in knocking the villain
down and took the hatchet from him.
After tho scoundrel was released he left for
parts unknown. 4Nt0 N'jsi.A S.
Last night coal oil lamp fell from a
table at the residence OF DR.. Crawford in
this place, setting fire TO the carpet and
seriously burning his oldest son, Brode,
who was near the lamp )at the time of the
accident, The cry of fire was raised and
many of our citizens came to the rescue and
extinguished the flames before much dam
age was done.
On Monday last distressing accident
occurred in the ore mines, about three miles
from this place, in Fermanagh township,
by which two miners, Mr. Andrews and
Calvin Saylor, were very seriously hurt.
While the men were busy at work a heavy
rock suddenly ioosened from It's bed, above
them, and rolling down, crushed the two
mong gabovennamed, to the earth, falling
directly upon the head aud shoulders OF
Andrews, ~ severely bruised his head,
broke his collar bone, and several vf bis
ribs, and inflicted besides severe internal
| injuries.s Splitting, as 1t struck tho ground
| a part OF 1T caught Calvin saylor and Sc.
| verely bruised him about the head and
inhicting other injuries. DIR. Banks wal
1 summoned and rendered the necessary aid
They afe smproyipg as fast as, can be. AK