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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-11-06
ssvERsrr'S SALE.

DY virtue Of M order Of sale issued from the
ID office Of the Circuit Court Clerk Of Me.
MINI county, Tennessee aud to me directed,
| viii offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, for
cash IN hand, At the Court.house door, In the
town Of Athens, Tennessee, on Monday, the
It'll day OF December. 1874. all Of the right,
title. interest and claim that j. II. Magill has
In aud to the following described lands, to.wit:
~ acres, range ist, west Of the meridian,
Tlwasseo District, third township. section
twcnty-sivtb, aud south half o. the north
east quarter Of said section, bounded on the
east and south by Wilson's heirs, on the west
by John sherman. on the north by ". Il.
Shuts, lying in the ith civil district, McMinn
county, Tennessee. Also, 80 acres, lying In
the ID district Of McMinn county, Tennessee.
the east half Of the southeast quarter section
~, township ., range west Of the mendlan.--
Levied on M Che property Of j. II. Magill. 10
satisfy a judgment and costs that james A.
Peck recovered against said Maglll. and J. A.
Smith. stayor. a. q. BLEVINS, ID. Sh' Il.
Noy.G, tS7i-h.prs fee G,OO-362
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COUNTY COURT SALE.

Tn obedience to an order made by McMlln
i County Court nj its October Quarterly
Term, 1874, will on Saturday, The eth Gay
Of Nov ember, 1874. offer FOR sn'o, to the hlghe.s
bidder, on the premises, the County Loi ,
known In the plan Of the town &c Athens as
Lot No. "a, bounded on The north wv wash.
ington street, n The south by Main street, on
the east by an Alley, aud on the west ~ aH
Alley. Said Lot Is hut two squares from tlei
building Lots In the town.
Said Lot will be sold on credit Of twelve.
eighteen aud twenty four months. the pur-
chaser will be required TO execute notes with
goud security. aud lien viii be retained M
Til the purchase money IL fully paid, Title
warranted. LON. BLIZZARD. Clerk.
Oct. ~. 1874 4t-prs fee $j.OD-359
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Fire at Cleveland.

The residence ofPowcll Lowe, at Cleveland,
was fired and burned last Saturday night,
The incendiary is supposed to have been Il
vagabond to whom Mr.. Lowe recently admin.
is.ered II castigaton. There is timber growing
in the vicinity Of Cleveland, and If the guilty
party should be captured, we hope he will be
summarly dealt with. The midnight incen-
diary is not entitled to any show OF mercy.
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Messrs. Sanford, Chamberlain & Albers
have reason to congratulate themselves on the
receipt Of The following voluntary testimonial
from Col. II. G, Gillespie, one Of the best
known and most popular merchants In East
Tennessee. Read what the Colonel says:
"A short time stree, while stopping over
night in the town Of Madisonyille, was sud-
denly attacked with most violent cramping
and pain in my stomach and bowels. From
the severity Of the attack, became greatly
alarmed, and sent TO the nearest store for Dr.
Harris Great Relief. TO my great joy, in q
few moments after taking but one dose Of that
wonderful medicine, was entirely relieved
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Corn in the ear 90 cents n bushel.
Election passed off quietly at this place.
Take your county paper, and pay for it.
Late candidates Will please call and foot
their bills.
The busiest people now are tho collecting
officers.
Hu McKeldln arrived from New York day
or two ago.
Chanccry Court at Athens Monday, Noyom.
Der 23d
Brother Garden left W sdnesday morning to
engage in the work assigned him ut Knoxville.
The apple and chestnut trade from the di.
roction Of North Carolina is increasing.
The President recommends Thursday, the
Goth Of November, as a proper day to give
thanks and praise to Almighty God.
Ex-President johnson failed TO I'll the APP
pontment made for him at this place last Fri
day.
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Pork EsncIsiapo

The Louisville COurier-JourHal of the 3ist
ult notes the opening Of the packing season,
with the slaughter of 1900 hogs, and says;
These hogs were bought at prices varying
from W 10 to 80 20, the average for good pack
Ing weights being about $Ga6 10. at which
price we understand that packers are willing
to buy fol the present. There Is no apparent
eagerness on their part to push packing ope-
rations, however, until the course of affairs "
better developed for while stocks of provi-
slons are light, there is scarcely any inquiry
for new meats ant lard.
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vyhcua and Corn.

Chicago quotes wheat duh at S7,SaSsA fol
No. l. Corn 70Aa7l.
st. Louis quotes wheat dull at 93a10S4-
the latter for December delivery. Coru 70aTl
Cincinnati, wheat dull and unchanged -
Corn G0a62 cents for new.
Baltimore quotes wheat dull at 9Sai.l3.-
Corn duh S0aS2.
New York, wheat dull at 100al.17. Corn 81
a00I1.
Chattanooga, wheat sacks included, 1905
Ley. Corn OH wharf, SSa00.
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Stolen on the night of the 23d inst, from the
stable of the subscriber living miles south.
west of Athens. McMnn county, chestnut
sorrol mare 8 years old, and about Ii hands
high. She hod white star in her forehead
left fore foot white and one or Doth hind feet
white. A suitable reward will be paid for the
return OF said marc to the subscriber or fer
Information that will lead to her recovery.
Oct. 30-2t.) j. ID, CASTOR.
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ssIERHrE.s SALE.

DY virtue of two orders Of sale issued from
ID the Office Of the Circuit Court CLERK OF
McMinn County, Tennessee. and 10 me direct.
ed, will offer for sale, TO the highest bid
der, FOR cash in hand, ut the Courthouse
door. In the town OF Athens, Tennessee, on
Monday. 9th day of November. 1874. all the
right. title, interest and claim That :. w. Roys.
ton has in and TO the following described
lands, to-wit: 100 Acres. more or less. lying
in Sth civil district, McMinn county. Tenn, adj
joining the lands of G and + higgins, A Me-
KenAe, the heirs Of j T. lane and Others
Levied on as the lands of 5. W. Royston, ia
satisfy judgments and costs that j. II. HUFF,
Assignee, obtained against him.
w. II. HOWARD, Dry Sh'fT.
Oct. o, 1S7i.it.prs fee $8,0O-35S
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New Eissnhlislinpcnf.

Bob Powell respectfully notifies the publ,
that he has opened a Family Grocery at tht
Old Crawford Corner, and is well supplied
with everything usually kept in such houses
He has also Bar attached. supplied with The
choicest Liquors, for the accommodation Of al
who may wish to provide against the drouth
lie proposes to keep gentec establishment
and solicits liberal share Of custom.
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STATE on TESNESsEE.
GOura al DoItn vrnh.

Lou. A. Adams, administrators, W.. The Uelrs
and Creditors Of VIM. l.. Adams. deed.
DCRSUANT TO A DECRETAL ORDER
L Of said Court IN the above entitled calISe.
will. on
The 2ist DAY Of November. lssf,
nj the Courthouse door, 10 Athens, Tenncssee,
expose 20 sale 10 the highest bidder, ON u crod-
II Of six and twelve months. except the sum
Of 20 per cent. cash. requiring notes aud good
security, bearing Interest from date tor resi-.
due, retaining II Hen for tbs balance Of tho
purchase money, the following described land.
to-wit; 100 acres. II being the n. W. quarter
Of section ~. township ~, range one, " csi nf
the meridian line, lliwasseo district. begin.
ming at the n. W. corner of said qnartcr.
Also, pos acres, more or less. situated on thr
waters Of Sewee Greek, Of which about a. o.
% acres lilo In the n. ". or n. T.. quarter ~
section II. township one, "a range. west of
The meridian line, beginning nj tho a. ". corr
hcr OF said quarter. running north with the
north llno Of said quarter 10 the ". w. corner,
thence east with the north line ~ said quATr
ter 10 poles TO stake, thence south 1870 poles
TO stake, thence west with snid line 20 .ho
beginning. The other tract Of 100 acres. being
the northwest quarter % section n. township
two, range west or the meridian line. IN
lying In McMnn county, Tennessee. The
land VIII he sold IN separate parcels In the
first instance, then sold altogether. aud adopt
the safe that brings the Mghcsi price Octo.
Der 18th. 1874. 2. n. RODbY, Q. a NJ.
Oct. 10, lt7l-it.pfs fee ts,0o-8j0
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no WHOM IL Sgay Concern.

The time has now come " hen you promised
to pay me, and, twithstanding the low price
for wheat, am compelled to have money to
meet nv own promises. I shall expect all
who owe me to come forward with money OF
wheat and settle without delay.
Aug. !, 1S74.l Z. +. GIBSON.
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Holston Conference, M. E. Church soutl

FIRST RoUND-ATIIENS DISTRICT.
Athens station, November 1i-l5.
Sweetwater, circuit, Sweetwatpr, Nov. 2l-22
Riceville circuit, Andrew Chapel, Nov. 2S-2g.
Athens circuit, Wcsleyanna, Dec 1918.
Madisonville circuit, Keys Chapel, Dec 10 90.
Decatur circuit, January %.
Eleazer circuit, Rural Vale, Jan. 0-10
Philadelphia and Loudon, Philad'a, Jan. 1911
The District stewards Will please meet me
at Athens, November lIth, at 2 o'clock.
j, NJ, MCrEEK, l.. T..
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We stated two or three weeks ago that the
hog crop in McMinn this year was less than
usual and subsequent inquiries confirm the
statement. We would be glad if our friends
in Dledsoe, Meil;s, Rhea and Monroe, would
let us know something about the hog crop in
those counties.
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OLD Reliable Boot and shoe shop

Geo. w. Wood has now on hand and for sale,
fine lot Of Boots, Kip and Calf, made Of the
best leather, and made by his own hands,
which he will sell cheap for Cash or Country
Produce. Give him call. Those wishing
good work now is the time. Go to No. 10,
White streot-up stairs. NOV. Got.
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-. n. FERNANDEZ

DESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CTTI.
~ zens of Athens and vicinity, that he has
opened Tnilor's Shop on the west side Of the
Public Square, adjoining Charley Gibson's
Provision aud Grocery store. and Is prepared
To Cut and Make Garments,
on short notice. His long experience In the
business jlstifcs him in saying that all work
will he guaranteed TO give satisfaction,
Athens, Nov. q, 1SI4-tl-362
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Lhanctry Court, Athens, Tenn.
W. " us We iNhH'li DWIUtll, W NJ
IOriginal Billl

IUrlginaI BIN
TT appearing 10 the Master from the allega-
4 tons Of compliments Bill, which " sworn
10. that the defendants lsham Burnett. Gideon
J. +. Neil, W. Il. Neil, Joseph Is. Neil, Joseph
b. Lowe, Cyrus Lowe, Jane Lowe. md Albert
Lowe, are all non.residents of the State aC
Tennessee: II is therefore ordered that publi-
cation be made for four consecutive weeks IN
the Athens Post. requiring all the above men.
toned nonresident defendants To appear be-
fore the Chancellor at orr next Cbmrery
Court TO be held nj tho Courthouse, IN
Athens, for McMnn county, Tennessee. on tho
23d day Of November 1874, then and there 10
plead, answer or demur TO compainant- said
Bill. or the same viii be taken as confessed
and set for hearing OK parte n 10 them.
j. NJ, HENDERSON, G. e. NJ.
w. II. Bilant, solicitor for Defendants.
Oct. ~, lSIi-it-prs fec $5.0O.3h9
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For Texas. For Texns:

Superior inducements to emigrants are now
offered over the Memphis & Charleston Rail
Roadall rail, fewer changes and closer con-
ncctlons than any other Road. Before you
buy your tickets call on or address j. NJ
CROW, Passenger Agent, Cleveland, Tennes-
see, Sent II, lSI4-tf.3D4
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Fresi, Oysters.

We are Indebted TO Tom Chance, south side
Of the public square, for a can Of Fresh oys-
tiers. Mr.. Chance proposes to keep supply Of
those delicious esculents throughout the sea-
son. GIVE him q call.
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Married,

At the residence Of Joseph Fry, In Rice
vile, Tennessee, October 10th, by James Par
kison, Esq, Mr. Jas. ID. Robertson, OF Clevc
land, to Miss Annie Stevenson, of Riceyille
The couple left Immediately on the western
train for Cleveland.
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Grand .BubiIation.

There will be an illumination, display Of
fireworks, public speaking, ETC., In Athens
this Friday night in honor of the recent Demo-
cratic victories. The people Of the country
are invited to come in and participate.
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Hard 10 Heat.

T.. W. IIoyl takes the premium for Turnips,
he having left three at the printng-oflice a few
days ago, the largest Of which measured d
.nches in circumference and weighed so lbs.
The others weighed AZ lbs. each.
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The parties engaged la surveying route
for railroad from the Mouth OF iliwassee to
connect with the Rabun Gap line, report IA
vorabiy as far as they have progressed. The
corps of engineers engaged In the work are
acting under government orders. We shall
probably hear something more on the subject
In u week or two,
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lhenncst md Hest.

The largest stock Of Goods over brought to
South Corner, and bought at very low figures.
which will enable us to sell cheaper than ever,
Cash and Barter will buy goods very low.
Oct. 3O-2tl j, III, REED
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q @ w va IL AZ ca AZ.
Athens Market.

ATHENS. November5, 1874.
New Corn (car) ~ cts. Flour 800 for family,
Bacon, Il TO II 8nts. Lr"l. in tin cans
Is tS;liuiter 20 cts; Eggs. ia cts; NJ cal 90;
Hay, - per 100 lbs: oats, 30, Feathers,
live geese. ~ BrcswaX, 2j; Rags, cents.
Wheat l,0jll15f for choice white red 30 cents.
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Robson A. Nixon

Are agents for the sale of Georgia A and is
Shcetlngs and shirtlngs, pound Yarns, Cotton
Rope, &C.. &c., and have large supply on
hand, which they will sell as cheap us they
can be bought In Tennessee. Oct soft.
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Produce Wanted.

WILLIAMS n co, WANT TWO GAR
wv loads Dried Apples and Peaches. also,
bo0 pounds good fresh Butter. 1000 dozen Eggs.
hOO pounds Cotton Rags, 800 pound. good
new Feathers, for which the highest market
price will be paid.
cantrell's x Roads, Sept. II. is5i.tt5M
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II is well known that South Corner is Head
Quarters for window Glass and Putty. Also,
for Paints, Oils, and varnishos.
Oct. 3O-itl j. II. REED.
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sIrI,rslEE,s SALE.

DY virtue Of two orders Of sale. issued frnai
ID the Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk nf
McMinn county, Tennessee, and 10 me direct
ed, VIII offer for sale, TO the highest bidder.
for cash In hapd. ut the Courthouse door, IN
Tie town Of Athens. on Monday, 18th day ~
November. 1874, all the right, title. interest and
claim that Il. L. Gibson aud wife has In aud 10
Four Hundred Acres of land living IN the 18Th
civil dislrlrt of McMinn county, Tennessee,
aud bounded rs follows: On the east by the
lands of John Barker, on the north by the
lands Of Moses Long, on the west by TIC lands
of widow Bradford, and on the south by the
lands of Nimrod Dodsou Levied on ~ tho
lands Of r.. i. Gibson ana wife. TO satisfy two
Judgments and costs. one that Robcson a
Nixon recovered against them, and one that
Thomas Ridens use OF Eaton A. Wilson, re-
covered against them.
is. GARRISON, Sheriff.
Oct. ., lS7i-it.prs foe 81, 00-85S
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Daniel D. Cate, 9 miles south Of Athens,
has few thousand Apple Trees Of select va
ricIes for sale. Persons wishing to supply
themselves with the best kinds should apply
to him. His post-oillce Ia Athens. (3j7-4t.
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AT Careyvillc, Anderson county, James
Queener shot and MORALLY wounded Thomas
Sartin. sartin is said to have been the ag-
gressor in the difficulty, and was armed with
Q double barreled Shotgun ut the time,
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Ladies, call and examine Robson & Nixon's
Carpets and oil Cloths, Meyae cheap. Oct 30
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90. 900 uEARTpINE SHINGLES

WANTED. IN EXCHANGE FOR HOL-
w low Ware. Flows, Cooking or Heating
stoves, Cane Mills, or Cora shelters, at
ATHENS FOUNDRY & MACH'N WORKS.
Athens, Tenn, act. ~, fS7iff.3dl
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CIothing! CIothing!

Robson & Nixon make specially OF Cloth
ing, and baves very large stock on hand.--
Prices from S. to $25 per suit. Oct. Soft.
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The subscriber wants to purchase 20 bush.
els Of Corn lin the carr for which he will pay
the market price cash. SAM. II. WINS.
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A large lot of Ladies and Gents Shawls
Scarfs, &C., at the lowest figures for cash a
Oct. 30-3tl j. III. REEDS.
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The best place to buy your Boots, Shoes an d
Leather is at the emporium of Robson g.
Nixon. Oct. soft.
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500 Customers Wanted
Corn Wanted.

To buy Queensware at Robson 4 NIxon's-
ray cheap. et Oct. 3O-tf
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Best quality Of French Calf skins and Oak
and Hemlock Sole Leather, at J. II. Reeds. ~.
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Rev. Jas. II. White has presented us with q
couple OF largo wcll-maturcd strawberries
November eror.
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All who wish to have their Pictures enlarg
ed will call on j. II. Reed, agent for Nationa
Ccpying Company, Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 3O.2t
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The accounts and notes belonging to the firm
Of Robson g. Nixon at Mouse Creek, are in
our hands for settlement, and all persons in
Gcbted to said concern are notified to call and
make settlement at once. They have sold out
at that place, and the business must be closed
up. RoDEsoN ~ NIXON.
Nov. G, 1S7i-362-tf.) Athens, Tennessee
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FAMILY GROCERIES S,
CoNFECTIoNERIEs, ETC.
Il. L. CHANG Il,
One Door west Of Henderson & Dement'S,
ATHENS, TENNESSEE,

yITOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w public that he has recently opened a
choice assortment Of Family Groceries, Con.
fections. etc, consisting Of Sugar. Coffee. Tea,
Rice. Candles, Starch, Soaps. Fish, Soda, Pep.
per, Spice, Ginger, lBrooms, Candies. liiislns,
Nuts, Crackers, Cheese, Pickles. oysters. Sar-
dimes, Sauces, Smoking and Chewing Tobac-
co, Cigars, etc., etc. all Of which will be- sold,
very cheap for Cash or good merchantablc
Produce. lUctober 9th, lsIl-tf-3jS
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SCIENTIFIC &(LlSSIGil INSTITUTE
Sulphur Springs, Rhea Co., Tenn.
rI,HE CURRENT SESSION OF THIS IN
IL siitute opened August 2Ith, 1874, 10 con-
tlnue forty weeks, under the care ef the uD-
derslgned. The session y divided into short
aud long term Of eighteen aud TWENTY-FIVE
weeks respectively. al the following
Rates ofTaislou,
Short Term. Long Term.
First Glass s 6.sS First Glass s s.sS
second Class 800 Second Glass Il,01
Third Class ll.26 Third Class 1919
Fourth Glass 1890 Fourth Glass IL, 80
Incidental fee-Payable In Advance.
40 cents. 60 cents.
One half tuition PAYABLE on entrance. other
half at close OF term. Pupils are char ged
from entrance TO close Of term. No dedue.
ton made except for protracted sickness.
French aud MtIsic are taught by first-class
instructress, at usual rates. Board 10 easily
obtained at from s., 90 TO $500.
The discipline H. healthful. having for Its
object the highest interest Of the pupils.
The system Of instruction il Of no stereo-
typed pattern, hut such as under the circum.
stances, will best develop the mental and
moral powers and enrich the mind. To train
the pupil TO think and teach him hOw "a
study are primary aud leading objects; there.
fore all systems that treat the mind as a mere
receptacle are assiduously avoided as not Re.
cogniZing the minds intrinsic worth. and
wholly inadequate 10 It's symmetrical aud natu'
raj order Of development. and hence wanting
in the essentials Of true education.
The Mineral waters at this place are unc-
.qualled for their curative qualities. The
n. a n
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The best Coal Oil ut South Corner. Every.
body bring your cans and try 1t, and you will
not buy amy other. [Oct. 3O.8il J. II. REED.
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w. w. ALEXANDER, M. ID.

nFFTCE AND RESIDENCE on WASH
~ ington street, Athens, Tennessee.
January y, lS7i.ly.3iD
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CITY AND COUNTY.

Personal. - Mr. A. d French, with
W. G. Benedict, dealer IN Fancy Gro
ceries, Oysters, etc, viii be IN our city
next Saturday lie is an 4 No. /
man 70 deal with. Try him.
Miss Annie Dutruit who was con
valescing, is reported to have had re-
lapse, but is now again improving.
DIR. Gregory of PIover, was in
our city lat week. The Dir. reports
the diptheria somewhat prevalent in
Portage County. The same disease is
taglng to some extent here.
WIN. Richardson, Uncle Sam 5
Publican. and Chippewa's staunch Re
publican, was in our city last Saturday.
Miss Maggie Mahoney returned
home from ST. Louis last Thursday.
The family of j. f. lngraham re-
turned ria w. V. Road last Thursday.
Mrs, Ingraham and daughter have
been sojourning in Boston and suburbs
the past three months.
-Almanson Eaton, of Stevens PIT.
gave the REPORTER call last Friday.
Hon. G. L. Park, Pres't ketch-
UNI and Mr.. Coolbaugh. Attorney for
the G. B. & NJ. Road, were in our city
last Thursday on legal business con-
nected with the road.
Mr. Frank Moore, brother to the
Mayor of Centralia, has been seriously
Ill for several weeks. We hear that he
IS still very low, though we hope il a
fair way to recover. Centralia has few
more excellent citizens than the Moore
Brothers.