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Novel WY 10 Hatch Chickens.

We understand that recently, a ser
want employed i'll = house ON Rryon
street, near Montgomery, put seyenrggs
under the kitchen stove, at time when
there was Il good f,re III #, to try an
experiment, tn about M hoUr ard
throe-quarters sue was !icklcd amazingly
hearing tho feeble chirp OF u chicken.
IN Il short time 0t the seven eggs, moth
ing remained save tue shells, tho same
number Of dimiuutiye chickens standing
as representatives Of that fruit. The
heart Of that cnterprising and expert.
northumberland rroedwonGu, is now
delighted ut the sight Of the chickens
rambling through the oom il search Of
Il crumb or two.
It appears that ar old hen Ind been
warning these egg for the proceeding
ten days, hut Wa, suddenlyimbuod with
II violent opposition to this propagatinG
business, occasionod by witnessing the
late of her last progcney, which had
just arrived at TINT stage Of chicken
hood, that rendered them-suitably pre-
pared and hroiled-a decided acqulsi'
ton to dinner table, and consequently
had fallen under the RELENTLESS knife Of
the cook.
This Indignant female hen then unit
ted her nest in5tanter, md in this "Gcw
departure gave the fruit therein lay
ing y backward kick with her foot
knocking several ont and breaking them
She persistontEy refused to re-aasumG
her position rs "a propogator," and the
intelligent moEe, rightly believing tlla'
it would not be Il profitable job to at
tempt a manipulation OF the "fruit" into
meltts, was too economical to throw
the eggs away, she therefore carried
those that remained into the kitchen
and placed them under the stove, witt
the result above mentioned. IN the es
timation otthis freedwoman, the reig,
Of hen monopolists is drawing toa close
The above was related to us by o par
ty cognizant Of the hen rebellion, anc
who was a witness Of the success at
tending the African strategic moyemcn
to circumyent her.-SaranMoA NeMs.
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sPIcCIALNoTICEs

lLAiS GrESTIoNs FIR iSylIIDs.-ll.yc the
rauting mrGcinrs Of the profession done yog no
COOL: Are you discouraged AM m.-erbi, . Il
30, test the properties o. the new Vegetable
Specific, nT. Walkers California VINEGAR Bit
ier', already famous as the zines; iEy'-cran;.
corrective aud Alternative. that has over seen tn
light. Dyspsptirs aud persons bilious haiti
should Keep It within reach, 1t they yRlel health
and sasr.
HHir EvFRr HyEvPuAy WASrS-A 2eol,
cheap ard reliable Imminent. Such eu article
is pr. Tobias YcretiIn Horse Linilncur. Pint
bottles At One Dollar, For l.aueness, Cuts,
Calls, Collie, Sprains, Sc, warranted better than
suy other. Sold hY the Druggists. Depot, 10
Park Place, New York.
DvrNEu : ~CpC1uyE-Na oils, neither ron.
AIDES ~ slrohOllc wa,ics-ioreigu or domestic
can compare with Cocorine az a Hair Dressing.
II nushors the hal, firmly in tho ~saalp-sivcs it
new life ant laslro--uud rrnicls il the cruvaius
glory q bot sexes, DID unl youns.
! MAGiC ~ IHE MuCrH.-O iiicrous Srsp!ont.
renders The moth enchanting, composed OF
rare, nntiscgtic herbs, il iuparis Wilderness %
the teeth, q deIicinn, il1wer-ltse lrrUl {, the
breath, Fni preserves iuta-t FROM yonih to age
! tie teeth.
PaArr's Astral On Not the Cheap,
cs,, but Safest sLd be,. Illuminating oil
for family use ever made. buns in the
ordinary kerosene lamp. nurs mt take
fire, and explode irthe lamp is unset and
~, ''"" ~, C'''',', "" Iio.'9 "
'htrleS lralt established liiJ, J. }.
= bEAurlFuL NuTs, sot, -muo,n AMI clc IT.
7Nln i rIn!gerI by using G " IHird's "'h bon
or i' IN -, " .',I''C, '9"' t.2.l-'' si"..'It'
( inI,he cnnrIcsio, G4iJ,rr, All r1~ I, ', 'y, ~,
a,aii druggists, THIS preparation is entirely
trys rom '"% w4i'r.1. d"ttmeat'tp health.
win.,o, ~ s r,yS"' y ,r u tn.n's 10 Mn
been relieved from ,,crrIc,s nipIts og rSi,rri
watching with poor ,uC,in-, tc,thirg tNr,n.
l9R pIIpLrsiA' ini'fc','oo, depression nj
Gn", I"' s,n,r'. gyu'..| IN Their various
anil other ;p,trmittcnt T.,cr.. Tho Fo,,o -
! lloralcd EliN,r o., CpIi.rya. r,i. nv r,sv,u
Hazard * Co.. View Yrrf, nri .oII byy All pr,,,
gis,s. i, The hest trrir nul n. , toni, I,r ~, ;.r-s
rvcoycrin, from fever or ether st,knes. il has
no equal.
RI'L@Y's GFNrlNE GolngN GErL coLooNE
y "N''a Nyg'rp'Gs % ,ni @,lsln2' iornul" Q. ire,
customers or Hnyilnnd, RnrraI and Gi.Icr. AMY n
their branches, for il. lncpcrmaurut fragrance
u nov mrieN u. w. M',"y ant the trade up
iinic Ivy "s n.fa or, N''E'"" N''''y' ""'.r-
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An Unprecedented Whcat Crop.

From all parts of the country, ;ha graft.
fyins news Is that the wheat crop will cx.
coed in quality and quantity that Of any
year for 4 quarter Of ] century paS;--eyCn
the famous yield of 1887 not excepted.
And what is true Of Knox county seems
to be generally true Of hast Tennessee.
The quality Of the whcat is certainly eX-
c~ellcnt. We have on our tuble two bun.
chcs Of heads from the fields Of Messrs
Thomas Il. Crookshonks and Jesse +.
Williams, near Concord, which for the
number of grains, fulness of development
and length of head, exceed anything of
the kind VIC have ever seen. They are
truly symbolical Of plenty.
Last year, cur wheat crop was pretty
much a failure, as was the corn crop, and
it is gratifying, that with u present eX-
uberant yield, the market opens so en-
couragingly. We have already mentioned
sales of choice crops at 81 80 per bushel,
for delivery on the lst of July. We hear
of large orders from the North being re.
ceived in our city for East Tennessee
wheat-somo say for 200 COO bushels
but we lave not learned satisfactorily
that this is true. In II county, we have
heard of no wheat that has been impaired
by the rust, and the fine weather now pre-
vailing assures safety in gathering the
grain ready for threshing,-Prcss ana
Herald.
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White CliE.

We tako pleasure in noticing che fact
tina, the hotel at this f%ayorite Watering
place, is now opon. Parties from the
South seeking health and pleasure eau
find no l]oyelicr spot thNn White Gill.
The water will rank by analysis with the
mo't popular IMMORAL sp'lngs in the Uni
ted States, possessing as they do, the most
remarkable curative properties.
The hotel, which is kept in the best
style, is spacious and admirably adopted
for the convenience and comfort OF the
guest, and with the cottages, is capable
Of accommodating several hundred board
"rg, The surrounding scenery is remarka-
bio for its grandeur and picturesque beau
y. The terms for board by the week,
month or season, arc very reasonable.
Those Who desire 4 change Of scenery and
atmosphere, can not iai, tohc pleased and
benefited by a ,ojourn at White Cliff,
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More Paragraphs from LOudon by
Enuih

cl"A"
One night, since my last, our quiet
town had some little excitement. Some
one learned that u General Grant, who
had been keeping some fine horses at a
place called Long Branch, was nominated
by the RAIDS ut Philadelphia for the Pres
idrncy, and said one got up a little pow.
der, and few a%nvils, and some boys and
negroes, and fired some stingy saIu;es in
honor Of the event. The boys ana ne
groes yelled as though they were around
a yellow jackets nest, and 1t is said some
body defined their position. At any rate,
the farce furnished a good deal of amuSe-
| ment for the town, for which thu town is
thankful.
Enuui is being driven away by check
playing. A good remedy, | suppose, as
it is so generally rcsorted to.
The show came on the "l3th of june
and left, much to the qualification of
thoughtful people. The usual demorali
cation attended, and followed in its wake.
An other elap-trIp show is advertised tol
the 18th.
The LOudon High School has just clos
ed IL prosperous session. The Catalogue
makes a good exhibit = @
Rev. Mr.. Bong has just closed a tel
months session at Eaptlst meeting house
much to the satisfaction of all his patrons
| witnessed his unsurpassed examination
Farmers who visit town seem cheerful
and are we'll satisfied with their croI
prospects.
Not much said in political circles Th,
Democrats ara holding their feelings ii
4ebeyapce, till the Baltimore Convention
ara tie SIsads can't pump up the leas
enthusiasm. o.
Loudon, juno 18th, 1877.
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Reading Matter.

va this week present the ENrIGrRrsE
to It's ten thousand readers chuck full Of
reading matter-m0re than il has contain.
ed for long time No ola can refuse to
subscribe for this paper, on account Of
this limited amount Of reading natter.
Therefore, it IS the duty Of every con
soryatiye yo'er in Moar4e county, to
take bis county paper. We are en-
5eayoring 10 make a good paper, aud,
to a certain degree are succeeding. y The
more patronage We receive the better pa.
per We can make. Let every one try and
get a new name for cur list. Thpsc who
mskc the effort ind succeed, in getting
two new names, we will send then
any monthly paper published in the
United States, where the price Of The
same is no, over two dOllap. We
further promise to sond the ESrENrRISE
to new subscribers, in clubs oF ten, until
The 18th Of December, at fifty cents each.
Single sui scribOrs until that tine can GET
the paper fer seyenty-hve cents.
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pnmarnY's DnnIncrnt.

This brave aud op;spokcu Democratic
paper, published in New York City by
NJ. NJ. Pomeroy, Is truly one Of the best
papers published in the United States.
From this time til! the close of the
Presidential campaign. the paper vii! be
warm, and more than ordinarily interest
INK. In q short time it will appear in a
new ~dress,Printcd in clear, beautiful type,
and a better quality of paper than hereto
fore Used. 1t will also be enlarged aud
more than ever filed with a variety of
news, politicnl and other matter, besides
the prominent features and departments
now presented from week 20 week. 1t will
also be illustrated each week, thus pre-.
sonting d still more attractive appearance
to all readers. We like to req Pome.
roy's %yayings, and his flaming editorials,
and don't see how We could get along
without 1t. Any Of our readers wanting
q Grst,cIass Democratic paper, will 6nd
Pomeroy's Democrat, TO fiji the bill,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-20

Through, the assistance Of our friends, in
SWeetwater, aud in the country. We have
been enable to increase to- business Of
the ESrERrRlsE, considerable within the
past month. Our subscription list has
BEN, sBlI Is now duilygiuereasiug, and
that beyond our most s%anguipe eXpeeta-
tions, which is encouraging to a poor prin-
ter, who is solely dependent upon the
patronage he receives for a support.
Wheat harvest will soon be over, and new
Wheat put upon the market. This being
the case. we have a word TO say to our
farmer friends II you want the ESrEF-
pRiss aud can't raise tue money to pay
for it bring US wheat +; or bring 1t to any
of our merchants aud they will take it at
the market price, and have the paper sem.
to sou for twelve months. Nc justly
deserve 4 circulation in Monroe county
alone Of seven or eight hundred, whereas
we only have about that number on our
books, including the entire edition. We
can READILY see why the Republicans OF
the county refuse to take the ENTER
rnlsE, but there is 10 excuse for Demo
Gratis aud Conservatives, with the excep-
ton of the scarcity Of money. Now That
scarcity will in q few weeks be supplied,
aud We hope to receive large additions to
our county list. Every subscriber now
on our list can get ut least one new ono if
an effort is only made, Some have been
working, and VIC hope others will. The
paper is truly a Conservative Organ, and
should receive the hearty support, Of the
Conservative people, especially IN the
county where it is issued.
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Clap-trap and Cant,


Invalid reader, if you are unwise enough TO
put yourself outside of auy Of the mock tonics
guarateed 10 contain mo difusiya stimulaut,"
you will inevitably come to grief. Ask your
physician it any liquid preparation, destitute OF
stimulating properties, is worthy OF the name
Of a tonic. He will tell YOU no. Shnn all such
nauscous ca;chpernies. Plantation Bitters. the
most wholesome inVigoraut in the world, owes
the rapidly with which it relieves the disor-
dcr'd stomach and tho shattered nerves to the
difusive ngent which conveys its medicinal in
gradients to the seat of the complaint. That
agent is the spirit of the yarieticr OF alcohol.
The medicinal ingredients Of the Bitters, ynlua-
bic as they are, would be comparatively useless
without this distrlbutive basis. Tley would
ferment and sour. Beware, as yoi hope for
health, Of the horrible compounds Of refuse
drugs in n state Of fermentation which h~umbugs
are cndeayoring to toist upon the public at
medicines.
DR.. Pierce'a Golden Medical Discovery will
not raise the dead, but it will benefit and cure
the living For all severe Coughs, Throat and
Bronchial diseases it has never Lccn egualed
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Cliff Springs .
.-
M0nrOe County, Tennessee.

THESE SPRINGS are situ'rj on C~hi!fgyce
Mountains, Is Mi.c' rrum N,iis1uyillt. and
same distance from Nlher., '"rnucf,no.
They are lDroted II gn elevation ul aIau. 1909
feet above Cona,aual Valley, IN y d.y. pure
mud vCryin7 l~or,tiuc utwcsphc j1rtine m
extensive and beautiful view d he ~sprrouuain-
country.
There arc three SPRINGS in clo,c proximity.
two Of which ara tonic, pimc;tc ana Alternative.
and have proved very cu,a,iuns W r.lie.Iny
diseases OF the Liver, kiGpe} uai Sto,lrgh. and
have acted - n sovereign r"meil ia Lhoro.is
and DlSmcuorl hea. The other >ptile p~0ssc,sc,
PROF. critics that have proved Yrry Icuti,.aI il
Scroirlous Injections oftAe sam and Chroui,
Diseases Of the I've.
The Hotel will be ready for the recortion ci
guests hy the 10th June. Hacks will run daily
b etween Athens and the Sprlngs-Farc $40
each way. Those wishing TO stop OF at Sweet
water, will alsoand c'nvc.. 0ncc via Mudisonyil.e,
RATES OF BOARD:
Board and Lodging per day, 81 &C
" week & OC
month, 80 on
JOS A. PECK, Prop'r.
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Where 70 Emmigrate.

(. We answer, go to Southwest Missouri,
because the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Co. offer 100000 Acres OF land to actu.
al settlers, at low prices on long credit,
besides furnishing free transportation over
their road to purcbasers; this road extends
from St. Louis, through Missouri to Vini.
ia, Indian Territory, is being pushed rap
idly to its destination, the Pacific Coast.
will be ono Of the trunk lines of the coun.
TRY never ~blockaded BY snow-the lard;
Ialong tile road are in a rich fertile coun.
try, as productive as any in the State
the climate combines all the advantage,
of northern and southern ATTITUDES; COCO
climate, soil, health, water, timber, graz
ing, fruits and flowers, invite you to 20 t
this region. For further informrtion ad.
dress a. Tuck, Land Com'r, 523 Walnu
st., St. Louis, Mo-, or j. Il. Thompson
Chattanooga; Tenn. nprls.tidec3l
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Ez. G, HARBIs, Tax Collector


The annual examination Of this SCHOOL
closed on last Friday, occupying two days,
with an exhibition on Friday night. 1t
has been our pleasure to attend Prof.
Ramsay's examination for six wears at
Bolivar Academy, all Of which have been
pronounced BY competent critics excellent,
but il my humble opinion, the one of this
year is superior to anything Of the kind
that | have ever witnessed here or else.
where. The school was quite large there
being ~sixty-tbree scholars on the stage,
the majority Of whom are quite young,
to be 50 far advanced, yet they read and
parsed Latin and Greek, answered ques-
tions in Philosophy, Chemistry, Astrono.
NY ard Mathematics, with as much facility
as if they lad been men aud wvmen in.
stead Of boys and girls. The community
is certainly indebted to Prof. Ramsay fol
his labors among thom and exhibits it by
keeping his school full. The exhibition
occu pied Friday night the young Mise.
and young Ladies reading compositions
and the boys decloiming, all of which
passed off most satisfactorily, the crowded
audience manifosting their delight BY
keeping their seats, and profound siIenc,
for tire hours. Tie jacksonville Bauc
varied the exercises with delightful music
All went home delighted with the prof.
cheney of the scholars, and still bette
pleased that our good teacher is to con
tinue the school, the first of September
We predict that he will have one hundred
scholars the next session.
A D.m
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Married.,

VII
h On Tuesday night, June llth, at Mad.
isonvlile by Rev. Scion McCroskey, T. T..
II. MoCRosKEY to Miss PAULINE BARREr.
The marriage rites were celebrated in
tho Presbyterian Church. The church
was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Precisely at 81 o'clock tho attendants en-
tered the church followed by tue groom
and bride. The ring ceremony was per.
formed in splendid style, The ceremony
being ended the bridal party proceeded ut
once to the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. W. A. Upton, where the welded pair
received the congratulations of their
friends, and al! joined in G social repast,
both interesting and pleasant. The wed.
ding supper was elegant and reflected
great C, edit upon the taste of Mrs. Upton.
The following evening the bridal party
attended q reception given them at Mn,
II. NJ. MCCroskoy's, where everything
possible, was done to contribute to the
entertainment aud enjoyment of an ap.
preciative party. The whole occasion
passed of as morrily US a marriage bell
a long and harry life to the married
couple! slasr ao. FRmSp.
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june G.tf

Again in the Field.
Geo. :. RubIe, is again before the far
mers with 4 New Threshing Machine,
The Improved Grain Saving Vibrator and
TrippelGeared Mounted Horse Power,nnd
the celcbrucd Hubbard Self.raking
Reaper and Mover. The latest Improved
Hay and Grain Rakcs-in short, all kinds
OF Farming Implimcnts. Persons address
sing Gee. 5. Rublo at Chattanooga, will
receive printed catalogue, price list, &c.
Tor the convenience Of the farmers of this
section, no hes given D, Z. Childress the
Agency for the sale OF his machinery. All
persons desiring machinery IF any kind
are requested to call and see Mr.. Childress,
may 30-lm.
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june 20 tt
Railroad Accident.

On Saturday morning the eastern
bound passenger train on the East Ten
ne4sce, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
met with all accident near Charleston,
running overs cow, which threw the en-
rine off the track. No ono WAS hurt.
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New Lubricatins Oil.

N. T. Johnson is Agent for the new
"Excelsior Labricating Oil" q new dis
covery. Sold cheap, ! price Of Lard Oil.
For Mowers, Threshers and machinery.
Try it. Stakely corner, Madisonville and
Hight & Scruggs, Sweetwa,er.
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THE ENTERPRISE.
THURSDAY. JUNE 90. 1879.

4. NJ. P%ETTENGILLS Coz Il Pprk Row, vi.
ssd GRIFFIN 8 HOFFAN, Baltimore Md. p
Are the So, agents tpT ibe s~prstwaier EntcI-
prize in those gjues,Pglpt nilpritedioe CONTRACT
Nv inserting giyertiscreents idr1'n Nc urrln"esi
re.h rates. Alvcr,hcrs are requested 10 leave
,Scir favor, tlH ether orthe above houses.
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Soda Water,

What is moro refreshing these hot sum
mer days than a glass of splendid ice cold
coda water. Will. Cleveland has just
erected his beautiful Soda Fount, which
is in complete running order. When you
want a cool refreshing beverage 60 to
CIcveland's and get it. Only five cents
a glass, twenty-five tickets for one dollar.
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Wheat.

Wheat is expected to open at II pref
ty fair price, and we would advise our
farmers to sell just us early ny possible,
rs the probabilities are that there will
he a decline when tho western crop gets.
into market. Nothing can be made BY
our farmers holding on to their wheat.
just clean it NJ and pop it into market,
and get q good price for it while you can.
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It is safe TO say that thOrc is no medicine
now so well and tavornbly known in East Ten
sncssse ns i'Dr. hsrt'sfufeats ReliefH and We
congratulate Messrs. T.. J.SanfOrd q Go. in haV-
ing secured the exclusive right to manufacture
forming are ceftaial wonderful and no family
can afford to be without q bottle Of it In their
house, ready for use in case Of sudden sickness.
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ST NJ In VARY.
,CHATIT1, TENN.
W. /. CATE, Principal.

VHE Sixth Annual Session Of this Institution
L will commence Thursday, August I'd, 1874.
Owing to aid received from the Peabody Fund,
the following low rates Of Tuition per session Of
Five month"; are presented:
thst NidSei 900 '''''''''' r''''' ''''''C . ~
OcC"uh N'"St ,''''.'''.'''' '.'''.'''.'Si.0O
lhlTu NIdrNb = ''''''''''' .''.''''9jU'
MUSIC, .'....,...-,., d 10 w
Contingent Fec ut Entrance, .......,.., 81 40
Boarl can be had with the Principal, or with
f'milies inthe community, At 8! per wesek,
! washing md lights extra.
Students, by using Dormitories, can board
Themselves at nm expense OF about $3.50 Nel
month,
The course Of study includes the Natural
Sciences, Mathematics and L. nguasos. In
s%truction given in Vocal Music zee.
This Schoo! is located in ,. adley county, one
mile East from Chatnta repot. Situation elc.
waited and dry. Water good. For other par
ticulara address the sincipal, OF Col. IL. B
f%earwoOd, S~wcctvater, lean,
G.B. CATE, Prcs't.
W. l.. Cote, Sec'v.F jun20.5In
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Hiram Holt, successor to McCorNlc 4
Co., Knoxville, has a complete stock of
agricultural Implements on hand, and he
wells gu the mos. reasonable terms. y.
b. ChiIaress is agrut for the sale Of agri-
cultural implements, and will give you
all information desired. .
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-20
Leaf Tobacco.

New departure, $500, tax on retail
dealers after the LIST July. Supply Of
prime article at Stakely corner, Madison
vile. Get your supply in t'me--'t is now
cheap. The farmer can only sell to man
ufaeturers after July, or licensed dealer.
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You are Urged to Act at Once.

The Premium List is now completed
and ready for the printer We have
made ont . large list Of special premi-
ums. A number have informed US Of
their purpose to hand in special prelni-
ums. We now call upon them to do 50
without further delay. Wearo extreme
" anxious to give the public our List
right away. And, by the way, We snatch
the occasion to say that, neyer before, in
our history, has there been a more full
and attractive Premium List offered to
the farmers Of East Tennessee. This
will be admitted when seen. The truth
is, NC confidently expect to have one o.
the most extensive, attractive and en-.
thusias;ic Fairs ever he.a in tits section
The whole Of East Tennessee, from Chat
tauooga to Bristol, is looking forward tc
it with thrilling interest. Even outside
OF the State there is an absorbing inter
est manifested. I am Just in the receip
OF intelligence from n OF the most ez
tensiye stock ~raisors in Virginia that h,
will be on hand with his superior Dur
ham cattle. Indeed, we expect then
from Middle Tennessee, Kentucky, Hi
nsis ana Indiana. p Take courage, then
and let US keep up a high pressure o
/ staam. -L-lrnI. IA III hnt