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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03
JOIN MURPIIEY

W A Havana letter says that
" Gen. Burriel has issued a circular
to Lieut.. Governors and Captains OF
the Eastern Department, calling on
them to aid i'll crushing the rebellion
by arrestingiall persons suspected OF
completely with the insurgents, who,
he says, soon, with all help cut of
by land and sea, will perish like
beasts as they deserve" We con
fess- to the wickedness of ut one time
hoping soon to announce the buriel
Of one of the bloody monsters Of
Spanish rule in Cuba; but it may be
better after all to make him thalute
the flag" and postpone the burial
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Texas Land for snle.

In.portaatto Men Of Limited Means
arho aoGnt land in TenlS.
f. We ARG AUTHORIZED to offer for sale
a fargo quantity of good land in
Washington and Brown counties,
Texas, at very low prices. The
lands are laid off in small tracts,
running from 15l to 175 acres, and
to those wishing to settle in Texas,
or TO make an investment in land,
rare Inducements are offered.
f' Tie land in Washington county is
in thickley settled neighborhood.
composed largely Of families from
Tennessee. 1t is we'll timbered and
admirably adapted to industrious
settlers with small means, and will
be sold on accommodating terms.
4 map Of the county and farms can
be seen at this Office. where further
information can be had by those who
desire il.
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shearer's Improved Tay Press.

We arc. now manufacturing and
keep on hand tbs celebrated Improv-
ell Hay Press, recently invented by
Mr.. A. p. Shearer, and offer them
for sale to farmers and Aothers at a
reasonable price. Persons interest
ed in the raising and sale of hay are
invited tocan and G xsmine this press.
w. VAN HUss & Bro.
AIOrristoUn. Tenn.
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Ia We wish to call the attention

tI We wish to call the attention
of our readers to2tlie Fine Art Gal
lory OF the Veteran Artist, T. NJ
Schleier. of Knoxville. Where you
can be sure OF Obtaining. in every
branch, first-class work. His whole
sale department., Or every Kind Of
Frames, Mouldin@s. Albums, Photo.
g;.apu. materials. Pictures, and Chro-
mos, &c, is the largest in this sec
ton Of tie country. And his prices
aslow as the lowest. Try him.
Nov. 9Th.
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EXCHANGE RESTAURANT.

The Place to Get q Square Meal.
Visitors to Knoxville win find at
EIFLERS EXCHANGE RESTAU-
RANT the finest Oysters, served IN
tina best style, and good meals furn-
ished promptly at low charges. Re-
member Eitler's Exchange Restaur-
ant, opposite the base bali grounds.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

10 The press dispatches for the
past two or three days from every
quarter indicate that the Spanish
question is being discussed with
more calmness than last week, and
the impression seems to prevail to a
a Greater extent than heretofore that
there will be no war between the
United States and Spain. The tone
or the Spanish Ministry continues
friendly, and a disposition is mani.
tested to act in all matters in con.
troyersy in such way as will pre-.
serve peace between the two nations.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03
THE GRANGERS IN HAH-KINS.


THE CHANGERS IN Hi W,KINS.
We met Col Charlton, few days
since. on his return from trip to
Hawkins county, where he had been
engaged in organizing Lodges Of the
Patrons of Husbandry, or Changers.
eve are not sure as 10 which is the
proper nomenclature The first
Grange was organized in the upper
end of Hawkins by the installment
of the following officers: IL. b.
Clay, Worthy Master; Johns. Ham
5gton,. Overseer; j. McPhipps, Lee
ttlrer Ham. Uord, Secretary; VIM.
Cooper, Treasurer ;S-u@le, Steward :;
Jno. Cooper, Gate~keeper; Mrs. Ra-
chel Cooper, Ceres; Mrs. Sarah De-
Lashmitt, Pomona Mrs. M. f.
Phipps, Flora, and Miss Fannie J.
Richardson, Stewardess.
Another Lodge was organized at
New Providence, some eight or ten
miles west of the first one in a
wealthy community of farmers.
Capt G. G. Lyons was made
Worthy Master; w n. Lyons,
Secretary; w. f. Phipps, Orerseer !;
W. S. Phipps, Steward; Conrad
Fugc, Treasurer; DIR. J. Hoffman,
Lecturer; w. A. Phipps. Chaplain
Mrs. G. G. Lyons, Ceres; Miss Sal
Pie C.. PhTpps, Pomona; and Miss
Addie Whitlock, Flora.
81, The organization is solid one,
embracing the most influential farm
ers and a number of the best ladies
in each community. 1t will be q
success. Those who joined can now
testify. after receiving the degrees
and taking the obligation of the
''Order," whether or not it has any
filing to do with politics 1T is a
great mistake, we are assured, that
it is a political institution in any
sense of the word. New Lodges
have since been organized in Greene
and Washington counties.
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ARTHuRtS
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"PIPsISSIWAY PeTTx'' the innitable delinea-
tor of home life and character, has article IN
cry number
WINDOW CURTAINS. A new serial story By r
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"M1 GIRLS And u" series Of pleasant,
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menced in the January number
RGTTERIrk'S newest patterns for ladies and
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THE GREAT Household Magazine Of America
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:. Peace be Unto this House" magnificent steel
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&2.G0 year ia the price Of 'Arthur's Illastrat-
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4 Good Thing.

From the reports that reach US
from alfsectiel1s, we mist incline TO
the opinion that Messrs. Sanford.
Chamberlain & Albers have a good
thing in their IIart's Celebrated
Blood and Liver Pills. They inform
That their sales arc increasing
daily and every one is praising the
virtues OF this great remedy.
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The undersigned proposes to issue Il complc
General and Business Directory

for the City of Knoxville, On or about the LIST Of
March 1874. 1t Is the intention of the compiler to
make this book the most complete aud valuable one
kind issued Tor that city. Not only viii
the city be thoroughly caHVas-cd, but particular
attention Viii b.. given to that portion OF the pupu-
latiun living i'll tile now additions streets but
Lttl- known i'll embryo.
1t viii contain the names, business and locatiun
of every male citizen the ge -ishtecn vars.
II viii lie GUIDE to all the OFFICERS of THE
CITY COUNTY, and STATE GOVERNMENT,
SOCIETIES. etc, etc.
In addition to local information, there will be
added the following useful aud attractive features
succiuct history of the City % Knoxville from
its foundation to the present time
An abstract OF the Tax Law aud stamp Duties;
Express Stations i'll Tennessee, Alabama and
Georgia;
And other information useful to the business and
professional community;
Terni-.-sl 80 per single copy, az able upon de
livery 81 the work.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

TIE PUl,Esr AID SWEETEST Cop
Liver Oil is Hazard & Caswelrs $,
made on the sea shore, from fresh.
selected livers, by CAswELL. HAZARD
& Co., New York. 1t is absolutely
pure and street. Patients who have
once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior
to any OF the other oils in market.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

~ Tennessee is practically Ia.
king stock in the Cuban war,
slready, The Tennessee Coal Com.
pany at Sewanee is shipping three
thousand tons Of coal per week to
Port Royal, South Carolina. with
the intention of establishing a coal
ing station for sea-going vessels
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03
- Tbe NV Orleans p;ca,,,,,

~ The New Orleans Picayrae
establishment was advertised to, be
sold hy the Sheriff on the lst OF De-
cember. The terms we're S25. 900
cash. and Il e balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months. About two
years ago, the Pic. was purchased
by large stock company, the mem
bers OF which were composed of the
merchants and business men OF that
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03
First Day of July, 1874,
Trustees Sale OF Land +.


DY VIRTUE Of a trust deed executed 10 ME on
ID the 9TH day Of May. 1873, by I. H. Colvin
and his wife, Herietta ColYin, viii, ON z :
Saturday, the 3rd Day CT N, 1874.
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder upon the
Premises, and III bar Of all equity of redemption
and right of homestead, all the right and title which
the said T. H. ColYin and wife had in and a Ger
fSin house and lot, sitnted ia the Morris
town, Hamblen county, Tennessee bounded ON the
south by Main street, On the north BY LIST north
street, ON the west by the lot of q. T. AIaGee aud
wife, and on the cast by the Baptist Church lot,
containing z s Of an acre. more or less
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc fifth of the purchase
price to be paid in haud and the balance within 90
days from TAG day Of SALE note it'll good personal
security bearing interest at the rate of ten per cent
per annum, being required for the deferred pay
ment
Sald bouse and lot viii be sold to satisfy the debts
secafedby said trust deed together with the costs
incident 10 said trtst-said debts being as follows;
One note executed by said T. H. Colvin to G. T
Aatiee on the 5sh day of May 1873, for $3.50 with
interest ireln date at the rate ten ef cent per
anliunn, and now due and unpaid: aud one note ex-
ecuteo oS rald ColVin to ID. Norris Of the Same
oate, bearing interest from date at the same rate
aud now also due and unpaid
- j JAMES p. EVANS, TRUSTED
MoRRISrow~, Tenn. Dec. l. 1873 dec:}-iw
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

Ia Captain S. P. Evans, United
States Marshal for the Eastern Dis
trict of Tennessee. has paid out the
sum OF S10,329.55 for witnesses
alone, for the term of the court just
closed. The whole expense of the
court amounts to about $20,000.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

TIE case of the East Tennessee
University VS.. the Corporation of
Knoxville, for $4,000 alleged 10
have been voted to the University
some years ago, has been decided by
the Supreme Court adversely to the
University.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03
MORRTsTOWN GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. s,.1s75l-

TR The. pressure Of new adver-
tisements forces us to lay over until
next week much matter in. type for
this week. Our holiday advertisers
shall have this attention Of sepa-
yate notice-such as they each deserve.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03
Chamcery Court - December
RuIc~. TS43

G.. II. BOYD VS.. sAMUEL p. IIIXoN.
TT APPEARING FROM TIE
AoniginaI bill which IL sw0,n to and filed in the
Chancars Court of Hamben county, Tcnnesaeo,
that the defendant, Samuel Z. Hixop is Justly in
debted 10 the complainant in the of sixty dol
lars and iutsreSt thereon from the 24ths October,
1866 due by account, and that the said defendant
is a nOu-re iont Of said State that the ordinary
process Of Law cannot reach him. aud it further ap-
pearing that attachment has been duly issued in
this and levied lot of land in said county
the property of said Hixon lit is therefore
dered by the undersigned Clerk aud Master of said
Chancery Court that publication be made forfour
successive weeks in the AoRRIsToWS GAzETTE. a
weekly newspaper published in Morristown notify
ing said defendant Hixon to appear at the Chance
ry Court TO be held for said county at the court
house in HorristoUn, on the third Monday IN Jas-
uary, 1874, to plead, answer. delir, 9th srwise
make defense to said bill the viii be taken
for confessed and this case for hearing ex parte
as to him. JOHN MURpHEY.
dec 3 4w-pr's fee So Clerk and Master.
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]. J. YoUNG'S,
4 = i \ o ~ -

New Dry Goods House, is worth
all the time it will cost you to see
it, and the low price offered Oh all
lines of Goods.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

a ~ Ex-Prcsident johnson return
ed to Greeneville. on Thursday last
from Washington. Speaking of him,
the statement going the rounds OF
the papers recently to the effect that
he had obtained a patent for a com
bhIaSion plane, is incorrect. The
Andrew johnson who made appli-
cation for that patent halls from
San Francisco
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

A fine Piano. new and in good
condition now at the Bean Station
House. Payment in instalments.
Enquire OF. or address, N. EIFLER,
Knoxville. Tenn. oct 20
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

As an advertising medium, through which our
merchants aIid professional men can make known
their business a CITY DIRECTORY stands with
ont a rival. 1t is THE GUIDE stranger seeks to
hud where lis wants can be supplied. For aflkcr-
ti-ing in the proposed Directory, the terms
placed lowrr tnaIr=is charged il most cities for
similar f4eilitics, VIZ:
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03
.LOHN IL. HELMS

- +ra sf, ! MorristoNil, Tenn.
EE All newspapers in East Tennessee that are
willing to take pay for publishing hir.annQnnrC-
nciit in card III the Directory ars respectfully re
quastcd to copy.
eIztfEEel L
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-03

The prevailing shrinkage in val.
,uesshas gsIsed . Boston dollar store
to be reduced to ilinety-cent store
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
FOR iTHE SEASON.
Oysters IN ALE STYLES /!

w. A. Pettigrew respectfully an
nounces that his. Restaurant isEsnow
open, and he is prepared TO supply
the citizens of Morristown, and Wis
itors, with, the best oysters, served
in any style, that can be had in tie
ihatkeG Oysters by the can at the
lowest price. Experienced cooks,
and white attendants employed to
{ wait upon Visitors NJ nov.I9.
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Near advertisements.
InsOlveRt Notice !.

TUE INSOLVENCY Of the estate Of L. 4. Inman,
dece2sed, having been suggested to the county
court OF Hanilden county AL iersons having claims
agalnst sald e~tf teare notified to appear and file
the saR1e anthen ticated in the manner prescribed
ny Jaw, befose the county court clerk Of Halnblen
county, on or before the
First Day OF July, 1874,
for pro rata distribution among the creditors and
that this notice shall be published il, the MogRIs-
TowsS GAZErTE four consecutive weeks
L. I. LEEPRR.
oee-S-4" IS s sfs Chairman.
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In the Circuit Court 1T Tut
ledge.

Jane Mallicoate. vs.. Clement Nalcnate. 1T aD-
pcari1lg from the petition in THIS cause, which il
TO. that the defendant Cleue1lt Ma!sscots is
noh-resideut of the state of Tennessee. 1t is
ordered that publication be made for four sncces-
sive weeks III the AORRIsrowE GAZETTE, notifying
sitid defendant to appear at tho next term If the
Circuit Court at Rufietge tho 4th Monday Of
December 1873, 10 plead answer denIur to said
petition the Will be taken fer confessed,
aud the canse proceeded with exparte This
November Sd 1873. THOMAS LArHIN
IS Nv. ...t5 Clerk
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ton Of my said claim, until | exc
cuted said power to. Classic as above
stated and l wonld further state
that my claim was referred for pay
ment before Classic sent me the
power of attorney TO execute and he
lalcw chat part, and thereby treated
nc very badly unless he pays me
the balance on my said claim. l
would further state that you furnish
ed all the evidence that was ever
furnished in the prosecution of my
claim. Very respectfully. ~ssF
ESigHed. y. +. WILLIAMS.
TT 49, ~ n I
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E,ElNsKl N.QEE

by virtue of tlree orti,srs of sale fssued from tIe
Circuit Cturtff Cooke county, in fayor If AIaknlfn
McNabb--onc against Noah Harrison. one agHinst
Joseph lEirIdsol and one aAailst Margaret farri-
SOUL will sell for cash. at public sale al tit court
tielrsfor Coo e county, on the oath day Of Novcn-
Der next, 1873 all the right title and claim that
each OF the defendants have i'll and to the lands of
which JpsGpl falcAiHun died seized and ps,sstSed
of, III tue 12tl civil district of Cocke county ad o
al the right, title AMI Interest that each ef the de-
AsndaiHf have III ana to the lands Of which Adam
arrisop died ssfzetaIid Possessed Of IN the 10th
and l2th EVIL districts Of Caka county, adjoining
tue laiHsof %iffian 4 weaver III the iOth district
and the lands If joel Jenkins. In the Iatll district
The saiae VIII be sold on said day, unless debt and
cost shah De preajoiI ~ paid 50 Iftt}.H ril ff
JAMES NETHERTON Sheriff
oGl - - 4w1 iffaIIIg = NJ CUcke county.
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Opinions.


For slo, any one a. the American 81 montlliiss
- YI.rrers Weekly OF Bazaar, Appletons, Jour
al ,setkix, Is sent with TIE LIvING AGR for 4.
year. or fs,r $780, THE L1vINe AGe aud seribnei'-
fushafeaI Magazjne for Girls and Boys, 81. Nichol-
- ~, fur 81 So THE LIVING AGE aud Our Young
Folks. ~ AAateas
LITTELL 4 GAY, ROslon
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-29

ooaetwise 227; sales 400; stock 41,27S;
weekly net receipts 1896; exports to
Great Britain 1,744; coestwiso 2.G29:
sales $500.
BOSTON, November 28.-Cotton firm
.mlddilng 16H; gross receipts 1.446
bales; sales 200; stock 5000; weekly
net receipts 1888; gross 9.439; exports
to Great Britain 405; sales l,lOO.
CoLUMBus. November 23.-Cotton
strong-low middling 14k; weekly re.
ceipts 226 bales; shipments 1875: sales
l,S06; stock in 1872, 6.955; in 1873.
5000.
SAVANNAH, November 2s.-Cotton
firm-middling 1885; net receipts 2,455
bales; sales 2.G02; stock l04, ,5O7; weekly
net receipts 24,094; exports to Great
Britain 1914; ceastwise 5,879; sales
IL, ,765.
NASHVILLE, November 28.-Cotton
hrm-low middliug 1A11a; weekly re-
ceipts 2.649 bales; shipments 1905;
stock in 1872, 4.5l5; in 1873, 4,836.
MOBILE, November 2S.-Cotton dc.
mand active and frm-middlinR 1615;
low middiing 15234; strict good ordinary
1915; net receipts 2.026 bales; exports
to Great Britain 1923; coastwise 32l;
sales 1000; stock 1854; weekly net
receipts ll,o75; exports to Great Bri.
tain 1921; coastwise 3, $50; sales 8.IOO.
PHILADELPHIA November 28.-Cot.
ton hrm-middling 1921; low middling
1914; strict good ordinary lG; net re.
ceIEts 1857 bales; gross 6s2; weekly net
receipts S2S; gross 2.5l9.
NORFOLK. November 2S.-Cotton
hlgber-low middling 15; net receipts
2,5IO bales; exports coastwise 5,12O;
sales 4IO; stock 6,Ol5; weekly net re-
ce!Pts l5. 5S2; exports coastwise 16, 935;
sales 2.705.
WILMINGTON, November 2S.-Cotton
hrm-middling 151a; net receipts 266
bales; exports coastwise 1872; sales Sc;
stock 1.439; weekly net receipts 93S:
exports coastwise 4U5; sales AT.
CITY POINT, November 28.-Cotton-
weekly net receipts 32Y bales.
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Funeral Invitation.

The frienda and acqunintances OF MR..
JOHN PALMER and family and Mr.. and hrs
A. Palmer, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral Of the former at the Presbyterian
Church. at o'clock, THIS AFTERNOON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-29
Funeral Invitation.

Inc friepds OF Col. John English and o:
Mrs. 5. F. Trotti are invited to attend the
funeral OF MARIA, Youngest child of the
former, at the Presbyterian Church. at II 80
a. H., TO-DAY.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-29

Mrs. E. J. Lide. Of Darlington, died
OH Monday last.
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T.l.arApn,c-For.,sn Ana,r..


MARINE DIsAsTER-PopE AND KAISER
THE GERMANS AFTER TIE SPANISH En-.
sURaENTs, ao., 80.
HAVANA, November 26.-The Oficia
Gazette, to-day, publishes communion.
ton, addressed by ;he Spanish Colonial
Minister. on the Oath inst. to the polisi.
cal Governor of the Island, directing
Immediate compliance with an alleged
telegram from the Spanish Government,
dated September Is, ordering the re.
lease of the embargoed estates OF 70.
reigners.
BERLIN, November 27. 7.-Arohbishop
Hedoohowski has been ordered to re-.
sign within week from the notice
He has received letter from the Pope
exhorting him to firmness.
LONDON. November GA despatch
from Madrid says the North German
squadron. on Tuesday last, formed in
line of battle before Cartagena to en-.
force the demand upon the insurgents
for restoration Of $4,000 esetas which
had been extorted from Germmn sub.
jects in the CITY. Upon notice that o
refusal would be followed by lombard
ment, the insurgents paid the money.
LONDON, November 2S.-The bark
Defino Hull, for Charleston, anchored
of Deal, lost her rigging.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-04-19
Strange! Very Strange!

That though so many hundreds of
people have given their testimony in
favor of the superiority of the stocks
kept by B. F. Coulter, yet there are
others who do not avail themselves
of the great advantages he is contin-
ually offering. He is constantly sell
ing some articles at COST, and often
less than cost, and always Offering
bargains of some kind. A familiar
and thorough acquaintance with his
stock is valuable to any customer.
Reader, don't let anything keep YOU
from buying your supplies where you
have the best stock to select FROM
Take for instance, Black Cloths and
Cassimers and Suitings. How many
men are real judges? Very few
Then if you want to get the full value
of your money, go where the best
stocks are kept. The goods sold by
b. F. Coulter have been fully tested.
He has dealt in them for years and
knows they will give satisfaction. In
addition to the superiority of the
goods, he is Offering them at very re-
duced rates this season.
Gentlemen, don't forget that Coul-
ter has very superior line of LINEN
BOSOM SHIRTS, warranted to fit,
and at as LOW PRICES a ! they can
be bought in any market. When YOU
want READY MADECLOTHING,
go to B. +. COULTERS.