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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-11-20
SlrErrHFF's SALE.

DY virtue OF an order Of sale lsstrd from
I'D the Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk of
McMinn county, Tennessee, and TO me direct
ed, will offer for sale 10 Tho highest bidder.
for cash In hand. nj the Courthouse door, IN
the town Of Athens, Tennessee, on Monday
the It'll day Of December, 1874, all the right
title, interest and clam that j. II, Maglll, has
In and TO the following described lands, to.wit;
10 acres, In the first range, west Of the mefi-
dian; IIiwassee District, township 81, section
20, south half Of the southeast quarter bf
said section, bounded on the east aud south
by wilson's heirs, on the west by John sher-
man. on the north by II. l.. Shuts, situate Ia
the ith civil district McMinn county, Tenn.
Also, 50acres. II being three iourths OF j0acrcs,
lying In the 9th civil district, McMlDn county.
Tennessee, beginning ut the northwest corner
OF the northeast quarter Of section q, town.
ship 4th, range LIST. east of the meridian. run.
ming east 100 poles to u stake, thence west 81
poles TO stake, thence 20 deg. west, " poles
TO the quarter section line 10 stake. thonrG
north TO tho said line TO the beginning. Low
led on as the property Of J. II. Magill, 10 sat
isfy judgment and costs that S. Il, Spurlock
& Co. recovered against said Matill, and |. s.
Garrison, staybr. A. G. BjEViNS, ID. shin.
Nov. O, 1SIl-it-prs fee SG,0O-362
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Local and Other Isriefyets.

Hogs are in demand at cents gross.
A couple Of street lamps are needed in the
eastern portion OF the city.
Chancery Court at Athens 4th Monday Of
present month.
DR.. j. @. Grant has purchased the Rudd
Farm in this vicinity.
Bishop Jones, colorod, preached at the NJ. Il.
9. S. last Thursday night.
Jacob Padget died In Bradley county last
week, aged l0i years.
Comptrollors warrants are quoted at Nash
Vile at 02 cents buying, and 05 cents selling.
The Kentucky Library Lottery draws on
Monday, the 30th.
Presiding Eldor McTeer preached an excel
lent sermon last Sunday night about ''thc
place called Calvary"
Brother lIsscock and family left last Mon
day for Florida, where they propose TO make
their future home.
There Is talk Of converting Wesleyan Uni
vorsity into Grange School, with Depart
ment OF Practical Agriculture.
John N. Cate, of the 9TH district, sends a
lot ofturnips tho largest Weighing 6N pounds
and tho smallest 51, Those are the largest
yet received.
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ssSERHEA''s SALE.

DY virtue Of an order OF sale issued from the
ID Office Of the Circuit Court CLERK Of Me-
MINI county. Tennessee and 90 me dlrcc,ed,
will offer for sale TO the highest bidder, for
cash In hand, at the Court.bouse door, In the
town Of Athens, Tennessee, on Monday, tho
It'll day Of December. 1874, all Of the right,
title, interest and claim that j. II. Magill has
In and tothe following described lands. to.wil :
~ acres, range 1st, west Of the meridian,
Hiwassoe District, third township. section
~ onty -siAth, nud sOutn nnlI oI the north
east quarter OF said section, bounded on the
east and south 10y Wilson's heirs, on the wet
by John sherman, on the north by II. l..
Shuts, lying in the 9TH civil district McMinn
county, Tennessee. Also, 10 acres, lying IN
the Sd district of McMlnn county. Tennessee.
the cast half Of the southeast quarter section
~, township ., range west Of the meridian
Levied on rs .he property nf J. II. Magill 10
satisfy n judgment and costs that James n
Peck recovered against said Mngili. aud j. A.
Smith, stayor. A. &. BLENINs, ID. Shn.
Nov. O, 1s7i-it-prs lee 81, 00-5G5
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The Jonesboro Echo has suspended publ
cation. Nextl
Daniel Haskell, editor OF the Boston Tran,
script, is dead.
Mobile has $50 stores without occupants al
this time.
Ex-President johnson made q speech al
Newport, Cooke county. last Saturday.
Bald Mountain, North Carolina, has another
attack Of ague.
President Jewctt, Of the Erie Railroad, re-
ceIves salary OF $4,000 per annum.
Hon. Bailie Peyton is spoken Of as candi-
date for Congress to fill the vacancy In the
Fourth District.
Attention Is directed to correction in the
list OF first round OF appointments published
last week.
The Helena Orphan Asylum burned on the
18th. Loss $40, 900, with an insurance Of Sl2,.
900.
A route agent on the Winchester and Ala
bama road named Medaris, Is In Jail ut Nash
VILE for robbing the mails.
There are eight candidates already In the
field for Congress in the Fourth District, made
vacant by the death Of Col. Head.
Miles Greenwood, President OF the Cincin-
natl Southern Railroad, fell and broke his leg
few days ago.
Competition has reduced steamboat freight
rates 40 per cent. between Chicago and New
Orleans.
An orchard planted by Daniel Webster at
Marshfeld yields this year thirteen hundred
barrels Of apples.
omega is the name given to the sixteenth
child lately born to citizen Of Kentucky, in
hope that it will prove the last.
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sHIEgEFHs'S SALE.

DY virtue OF an execution issued from the
ID Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk Of Nc
MINI county, and TO me directed. | will
offer for sale. 90 the highest bidder. for cash
in hand at the Courthouse door, In the town
OF Athens, on Monday, the 1ith day of De.
cembor. 1874, all the right, title, interest and
claim that II Lane has In and TO the follow
Ing property, to-wit 1871 Acres Of land,
lying in the 9th civil district, McMnn county,
Tennessee, adjoining the lands Of Jas Reagan,
G Shell, and others, In sections ~ and 80, range
lst, township ID, east Of the meridian, being
the samo lands conveyed to y : Lane by J III
Magill. Sept 9th, 1879, by decd, registered in
book Q, pages 1901. In the Registers Office Of
said county, except hvo acres, conveyey by
said X S Lane 10 A. Hipey. OF Of the north
west corner OF said land conveyed by Magill
to Lane, aud registered In book II, page -, OF
the Registers office Of said county: registered
-, 1874. both Of which deeds so registered
Is here referred 10 and made a part Of this re-
turn. This land Is lowed upon subject 10 the
dover Of Mrs. Elizabeth Lane. Levied on rs
the property Of II 5 Lane, 10 satisfy an execu.
ton and costs that Evans, Fite. Porter a. Co.
recovered against ID Il Maglll, Il NJ stalcup,
) II Magill aud II 8 Lane.
is. GARRISON, sheriff.
Nov. 10, iS,i-it-prs fec S6,00-3G3
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sMEr.II'E's SALE.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from
ID the Office OF the Circuit Court Clcrk Of
McMinn county, Tennessee, and 10 me direct
ed, will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder,
for cash In hand, Mt The Courthouse door, IN
the town Of Athens Tennessee, ON Monday,
the It'll day Of December, 1874, all the right,
title, interest and claim that y. III. Magill has
In aud to the following described lands to- wit;
1G0 acres, lying In the LIST ciyil district, Me-
Minn county, Tennessee, adjoining the lands
OF Eldridge Neil, |. $. Garrison and others
Also, 40 acres, lying In the ist civil district.
McMinn county, Tennessee, LIST range, west OF
the meridian 81, 18th section, 40 acres square,
quarter OF said section. Levied on ~ the pro.
perry Of j. H. Magill, TO satisfy q Judgment
and costs that Manloyc, Richards a. Meadows
recovered against said Magil and |. $. Gnrri-
son, stay0r. A. G. BLEVINS, Dp'y sh'h.
Nov. o, lS74-it-prs fee $5,00-362
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SlIERIFE,s SALE.

DY virtue of six orders OF sale Issued from
I'D the Office OF the Circuit Court Clerk Of
McMinn county, Tennessee, and to me direct
ed, will offer for sale TO the highest bidder.
for cash In hand. at the Court-h0 use door, IN
the town Of Athens, Tennessee, on Monday,
the eth day Of December, 1874. the following
described property, to.wit: One Hundred and
fiy acres OF land. more or less. lying IN the
ist ciyil district Of McMlnn county, Tcnnes.
see being the same lands as described in Ma
jor l.. Wallis deed to J. H. Magil. dated lIlh
october, 1872, bounced rs follows; on the
NJ. Il. Garrison, on the cart by VIM. Branncm,
Also, one town lot, containing Four Acres,
more or less, in the ith civil district, McMinn
county, Tennessee, and In the town OF Mouse
Cheek, containing three dwelling houses on
same, bounded on the cast by the lands of
Il. Tenn, Va. 4 Ga. Railroad, an the west and
northwest by III. l.. Shuts, on the south by
the street between the Mouse Greek Academy
lot and Magill's property. Levied on ms the
property Of j. II. Magill, tosatisfy the follow
Ing judgments and costs: Two In favor Of
Ewing Il McClaugberty against j. II. Magiil;
one IN favor OF Phillips, jackson 4 90. against
j. II. Magill; one in favor of Phillips, Jackson
n Co. against Mngill, StalGup & Maglll; Que
In favor of Roberts, Smith g. Co. against j. n.
Magll; one In favor OF Young, Smith, Fields
d Co. against j II Magill.
One thousand dollars realized In the sale OF
the four acre tract Is to be paid into Court for
the purpose Of purchasing Homestead for tho
said J. II. Magilt. a. G.. BLENtNS,
Nov, q, lS74.it-prs fee $s,00-862 Depy Sh'a.
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DelinVuen Is.

An ex change gets of the following on de-
inquent subscribers:
"Looking over an old ledger, we sec long
array Of names OF former subscribers who are
indebted to us. Some of them have moved
away, are lost to sight, although to memory
dear. Others are carrying the contribution
boxes in our most respectable churches, and
others again have died and are angels in hes.
ven, but they owe us just the same"
That part about being CANCELS in heduen" is
evidently n misprint. 1t is the other place the
writer meant.
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The Knoxville Market.

The Press and Herald Of Saturday quotes
wheat at .OOal.l0 for white and 0ca05 for red,
and says:
Tho produce market for the past week has
been quiet, with light transactions. There Is
some Southern inquiry for Wheat, but our
farmers are still unwilling to sell at present
prices. This long-contnued lock Of wheat on
the part Of the farmers, has occasoncd u
stringency in the money market here, and
great complaint from the merchants that col
lectons are not prompt. This is owing to the
fact that no produce is being shipped out Of
the country, to bring in money from other
sections to carry on the different trades and
manufactures OF this section,
The present outlook for higher prices on
grain is not sufficient guarantee for our peo-
plo In holding. The markets. east and west E,
both indicate low prices for some time TO come
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PUBLIC SALE or LAND.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued
I'D from the Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk
Of McMinn County, Tennessee, and 10 me di-
rected, will offer for sale. 10 the highest bid
der, for cash in hand, NJ tho Courthouse
door, In the town Of Athens. on Monday, the
7th day Of December, 1874. the following de-
scribed properly, to-wit: Tblrty.four acres Of
land, more or less. lying In the 9Th civil dIs.
srict, McMinn county, Tennessee bounded
by JAS. a. Tucker, james Lowry, and tho
heirs Of Jefferson Lowry. One other tract of
land lying In the 9Th civil district. MeMinu
county. Tennessee, bounded by the lands OF
Glaze, A Newman, and James Lowry.
containing Eighty acres, more or less. Both
tracts Of land levied on ~ tho property OF
James II. Magill, 10 satisfy an execution and
costs obtained against said j. II. Maglll and
l. 3. Garrison, bis security, In favor OF Evans,
Fito, Porter a. Co. This Goth October. 1874.
REUBEN FAULKNER, Constable.
Oct. 30, 1sT4-It-prs fee S5,0O-3Gi
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Our old friend and former fellow tow nsman,
George w. Mayo. Esq, gave us n passing call
Tuesday evening. He was for many years a
citizen Of Athens, and proposes to return
here to go into the Saddlery business. There
are n few people In the world who never grow
old. Friend Mayo is ono OF that sort. He is
as genial and full of life as when we knew
him leading citizen Of this place forty odd
years ago. He has many friends in this coun-
ty who will welcome him back to the old
range,
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To NV Patrons, One and All.

TINE FIRST OF JANUARY WILL SOON
i be here, and now take this method of in.
forming You that | shall Immediately after
that time, adopt whatever course may be nee
essary. to collect what is due me. / need the
money, or barter out of which to make II.
have extended accommodations unit! / am
carrying notes for debts three years old, and
must positively collect. take for goods. OF
in discount.all kinds Of barter, and lose my
trouble to turn it into money. and cannot oflei
any other induccment. Resp'y, &c,
j. A. TURLEY.
Nov. "a iSTi-tfstjan-903
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NlOrtuary.

Mrs. Hcttic Ann Shugart, wife of +. d,
Shugart, departed this life, in the vicinity oil
Athens, on the evening ofthe 18th, in the Goth
year Of her age. Deceased was member OF
the NJ. Il. Church South, She was an amiable
wife, an atfectionate sister, and was loved most
by those who knew her best.
Life is but winters day,
A journey to the tomb. IL. "A. $.
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The MILK i'm the Cocoanut.

And how it came there has long been a
question with wise men and fools. The class
between these two extremes don't care how It
is, but are far more anxious TO know whether
Dr. Hart. Of Ilarts Relief and Pills fame, Is
related to Bret Harte, tho noted lecturer
Probably not, but IIart's Relief is the best
sort Of a thing for any and all kinds of pains,
either external or internal.
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OzsrGgNAE. ATTACISNRE EMF.
State of Tennessee, McMinn County.
]. II. Magill VS.. w. II, Lane.

j. ii. Magill vs.. w. #. Lane.
TN this cause it appears by affidavit, that the
4 defendant W. Il. Lane Is justly indebted
TO the plaintiff, and that he is nonresident
Of the State OF Tennessee. 80 that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon him,
and an Attachment having been levied upon
his property, and mado returnable before me,
Il IL therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Athens Post, newspaper pub
Iished in the town Of Athens, Tennessee, for
four successive weehs. commanding the said
W. f. Lane to appear beicrc me, ut my ONCE,
in the 9th civil district, McMihn county, Ten
nessee on the 18th day Of December, 1874, and
make defence to smt suit, or it Will be pro-
ceeded with ex parte. I'll. SHERMAN, up.
Nov. 20, 1S74-4t-prs fec $i,OO-3B4
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FACTS WORTH ATTENTION.

NTcWHIRTER'S NEW DRUG STORE EN-
vi joys the largest Drug trade.
McWhirter's New Drug Store sells to the
majority of our best Physicians.
McWhrter's New Drug Store buys and sells
only for Cash.
ger stock of pure aud fresh Medicines than
any other house In the county. Remember
this when you so to buy. Cali and see for
Yourself fOct 30, 1874 I'm 1861
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HOlstOn Conference, M. z. Church South.
PIRsr RouSp-ATHKSs DISTRICT.

FIRST RouND-ATHENs DISTRICT.
Athens station, November 1913.
sweetwater. circuit, sweetwater, Nov. 81
Riceyille circuit. Brtain's Chapel, Dec. 10 20.
Athens circuit. Wesleyanna, Dec. 1913.
MAdisonyi Tile circuit, Keys Chapel, Nov. %. %.
Decatur circuit, January %.
Eleazer circuit, Rural Vale, Jan. a-l0.
Philadelphia and Loudon, Philad'a, Jan. 1911
The District Stewards will please meet me
at Athens, November 18th. at . o'clock.
j. VI. MCTRER, L. l..
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Hogs.

The hog market west seems to be unusually
high. The price at Cincinnati ranges from
G36 to $50 gross. One lot Of s. averaging 3lJ
lbs sold n. 100 gross.
The Louisville Courier-Journal of Saturday
last says: Fancy prices again ruled, the best
hogs selling 750 per 100 lbs gross, and the
poorest marketable for packing at ego.
st. Louis quotes at G.l0aG.6j.
Chicago quotes at 6.laaG.50 for fair TO good.
Knoxville quotes at 5HaG cents.
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spsEREFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution issued from the
ID Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk Of Nc.
MINI County, Tennessee, and to me direct.
ed, will offer for SALE to the highest bid
der, for cash In hand, at the Courthouse
door, in the town of Athens, Tennessee, on
Monday. 18th day OF DECEMBER. 1874, all the
right, title, interest and claim that w. II.
Smith has In and to the following described
lands, to-wit: 100 Acres. more or less. lying
In 9th civil district, McMinn county, Tenn, adj
Joining the lands of Francis j. Smith, AS
bury Norvel and others, being the tract OF
land conveyed to w. r. Smith by -. by
deed registered in the Registers Office Of said
county, in Book -, page -, registered -,
49,, except the portion of same lands set
apart to Francis j. Smith under decree and
order Of the Chancery Court Of said county, at
May term, 1874, which deed so registered, and
Chanccry Court proceedings, Is here referred
to, and made part Of this return. And il
being the land upon which said Smith lives,
therefore summoned ID Il Isbell. A Il Nor
veil and A Boone, who are each dlsinterested
free-hoders of said county, and not connect
cd with either OF the parties TO this writ, and
administered TO them an oath required by
law TO set apart homestead out Of said 100
acres Of land to said w II Smith, who there
upon went upon the premises so levied upon,
and upon their said caths, set apart ont Of
said land homestead to said w X Smith. de-
scribed rs follows, to-wit: One tract OF land
containing 20 acres, on which the house IL
situated, bounded on the east by Elizabeth
Wilson. on the south and west by the lands
set apart by the Court for Mrs Francis Jane
Smith, on the north by the lands of W II
Smith. lying in tho 1st range, ith township,
east of the meridian. Also, one other tract,
bounded as follows; Beginning at the south
east of the southwest quarter of section 81,
township 4, range LIST, east Of the meridian,
aid running north "a poles, thence west 100
poles. thence south "a poles, thence east 100
poles TO the beginning containing q acres
Levied on as the lands of w n Smith, to
satisfy an execution and costs that Evans,
Fife, Porter Il Co. recovered against J ii Ma
gill and W X Smith. l. s. GARRISON,
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To Whom 10 NIny Concern.

The time has now come when you promised
to pay me, and, notwithstanding the low price
for wheat, am compelled to have money Ia
meet my own promises. shall expect all
who owe me to come forward with money OF
wheat and settle without delay.
Aug. 7, 1S7i.l r. II. GIBSON.
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SheriT's Eales,

In case Of shcrfl's sales where there Is nc
bidder, and the sale goes by default, the plnn-
till is bound for the costs, the printers fc,
among tho rest. Where the sale fails or il
void through the oversight or non-actior
of the officer, then, IN that case the officer Is
bound for the costs. This is the ruling as
laid down by our counsel learned In the laws
constables, &C., will please make u note.
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Masonic.

Tue draud Lodge assembled ut Nashville
last week elected the following officers:
NJ. w. Grand Master, A. j. Wheeler, Of
Memphis.
II. w. Deputy Grand Master George G.
Conner, Of Chattanooga.
II. w. Grand Senior Warden, N. w. Nc
Cornell, Of Huntsville.
Il. w. Grand Junior Warden, II. n. Hood,
of Maryyille.
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Atheus 2ust.
Athens, Friday, November 20, 1874.
EVIL Spirits!

Best Apple Brandy and Pure Tennessee
Corn Whisky for medicinal purposes, just re-
ceIved ut Gibson's Drug Store. Nov. Colt.
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Millinery and Dress Making.

Mrs. G. NJ. Mcconnell and daughter, next
door to the store Of J. Matthews & Co., arc in
receipt of the latest styles of Millinery Goods,
Trimmings, ETC., to which they invite the at
tentlon Of the ladies Of Athens and vicinity.
Mindful of the liberal patronage they have
received, they respectfully solicit continu.
ance OF the same. Special attention given to
Millinery and Dress Making. Nov. 13-3m.
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Felix n. NIcIYhirter

Does not complain Of hard times--for he sells
the best Drugs and Medicines at the lowest
prlce--this always makes trade good. Noy.0.
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Notice.

The accounts and notes belonging 10 the firm
Of Robson g. Nixon at Mouse Creek, are In
our hands for settlement, and all persons in
eebted to said concern are notified to call and
make settlement at once. They have sold out
at that place. sHi the business must be closed
up. RoBEsoN Il NIXON.
Nov. q, ls74-3G2-tfl Athens, Tennessee.
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RObcsOn a Nixon

Are agents for the sale of Georgia A aud rs
shcetings and shlrtings, pound Yarns, Cotton
Rope, &C., &C., and have large supply on
hand, which they will sell as cheap as they
can be bought In Tennessee. Oct. 30.tf.
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Tlae New Postal Inv.

Under tho new postal law which goes into
effect on the flrstSday of Janury, 1875, we arc
compelled to prepay postage on all papers sent
from this office through the mails after that
date, except to subscribers living in the coun-
ty, who are entitled to receive their papers
free of postage. This will render it necessary
that we should adhere more strictly 20 the ad-
cance system than we have besn doing for
several years past. We mean by this that we
can't afford to furnish people with the paper
for nothing and prepay the postage on them.
There will be no increase in the price. On
tho contrary, we will furnish the paper at two
dollars ayear, but will pay no attention to or
ders unless accompanied by the money. We
hope our friends will understand this, and be
governed accordingly.
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Forest Hill Academy,

Welearn from Prof. George that the att end
ance ct Forest Hill Academy averages one
hundred. Mr.. George is an efficient teacher,
as is abundantly attested by the progress Of
his pupils. The school is blessing to the
community, and VIC would be glad to see the
Academy building put in better state of re.
pair and the surroundings made more attrac.
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window Glass! window Glass

Glass Of all sizes kept at South Corner,
cheap for cash. Call aud get glass and put
In your windows and keep the cold out
Don't cram your old clothes in your windows
when glass is so cheap. [Nov204t1 j. ii. REED.
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NanIllN.

The Cherokee Herald, Murphy, North Caro-
lima, says;
Mr., Il. NJ. and Mark Farmer, J. Y. Graves
and others, made a very successful raid on the
game In Tellco mountains last week, killing
IL deer, bears, raccoons, 2 turkeys and
mountain boomer.
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All persons indebted to Inc by note or &C.
count must call and settle NOW. Cannot wait
ionger-will positively have to put accounts
out II not settled soon. Noy204tl j. ii. REED
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NOTICE..

A LII parties indebted to the estate Of w. A.
N Grubb decd, are hereby notified to come
forward and settle tho same; and all parties
having claims against said estate are required
to present them for payment duly authenticat-
ed, within the time prescribed by law, or the
same will be forever barred. A. +. KEITH,
Nov. 20, 1S74-3t-prs fee ~, 00-36ll Admir- &c.