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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-11
Don Joaquin Ceferino Fernandez, Jwea
de 1: instanciG de Uumacao q ssI
pdrtido judicial

Por ell pressnte cto, llamo emplazo 4 todos los
aCrssdorss ds la socedad agr1cola Surillo Comp,
establecida EN- Ysbucoa, para que el termino de
vsinte dias contadss desde fecha 80 presenter
ante este Juzgado con los titulos jusfcatvos de
ereditos, el concurso necesario promovdO por di
cha sociedad pues as 10 tengo mandado por provden
CiA de este dia en- los autos rsferidos.
Dado Humacao tres de Noviembre de mil
ochocientos setenta cuatro-Fernandez.- 6rden
de S. 81, Eujenio de Torres. 1-3
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
ooBxHRrro aHMnRAL
DE La LSLA DE PUERTO RICO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OEChE Observation-Disclosures.
Con objeto de que las alteraciones
de personal de las escuelas de ms
truccion primaria no causen menos
cabn q la enseilanxa, S. E. Sc ha SER
vido disponer que en- ell termino de Is
dias sc presenter & tomar possession
los profesores nuevameate nombrados
y que los Sres. Alcaldes den cuenta
de aquel!os que dejen de hacerlo en-
esta techa & contar desde estd dia.
Asf mismo SO advierte a los intere
sadOs que por conducto de los Sres.
Alcaldes de los puebIos, donde radicaI
las escuelas para que han sido nom-
brados, recibir&n sus respectivas cre-
denciales.
De 6rden de S. E. Sc publica eD el
Peri6dico official, para conocimie- %
dc los interesados y debido cumpli
mientO.
Puerto Rico de Noviembre de
1874-El Secretario de Gobierno,
Pedro Dis Romero.
En- vista del informe favorable de
Ia Junta Superior de instruction pd-
blica de Ia Isla sobre ell libro titulado:
Silabario y libro prinsero de lectura, de
la propiedsd de ID. Jose Solves, S. E.
ha acordado sc declare de texto para
las escuelss de la Isla, con arreglo 4
las disposiciones vigeotes y de su Or
den Sc publics en- ell Peri6dico official,
para conocimiento de quien CORES
ponda.
Puerto Rico 4 de Noviembre de
1874.-El Secretario de Gobierno,
Pedro Diz Romero. -
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ELIXIR DE QUINA I GUACO
FERRUGINOSO
DEL LCDO. F. S. ALFONSO.
ELiXIR DE QUIyl Y GUACO IIiDAOO
DEL LCDL. +. S. ALFONSO.

Conoci,las las ropedades del iodo y de la
gu na faltst dar conocer las del guaco Mik0
IN Puerto Rico su uso estal,a generalizado entire
los indios, esta planta la uea la medicina
p}idoroS, Slop q ertrdcto, con folces resultados.
pueS tieuo propiodaues t0nicas D antis.tntcdS;
Il Etirir de qsina guaoo iodo dc 4tonso, es un
adelanto eH Ia ciencia Dc curar, pues undo el
gaaco, Ia quind e} jodo, en- este Elixir, resulta
un ncdcamento agranabe efcaz para curar
Ia bSis toda as afecciones del pecho y st.r
rates cura la SIT eS aenereO, dsmd. afecciones
de est0maE0, los nelUi0Su escr6fulos. raqultls,
mo r, um#tsmos NAL del higadO pasmos ia
quecaS, tcrcj mas dioyTeaS cr0nicaS blenOgrea-
lencorlea flores blancas, todas las enferme-
dades one necestun tonifcar purifcar la
So. SAN FRANCISCO.-5t. lip
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De V ENTA,

Hero galvanizado.-Mach Y
azadas de todas clasea.-Clayos ingle
es para toneleros.-Arroz superior
neutrality-suspicious. de composition.
T)do 4 precios NO icos.-Alma-
cen de Francisco Baston y Comp
San Francisco, 81. 9-12
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4 YISO.

Sc desea vender una casa muy bien stuada en- la
segunda Inca la orila del canino con un estenso
solar sembrado de yerba guinea y ogillo-Dicba
casa que esta lnuy bien consruda propia para
famlia puede conseguirse por precio muy modco,
diriase quien 10 intrese los Sres S. Con ca Gale
de Ia Luna esquina la de San Justo. l0-12
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AL COMERCIO

HabisndO cesado en- la representation de los nego-
clos de mi casa Don Manuel Sanchez Apeaniz he re-
vOcado Ell poder general que le enia conerdo dean-
dole toda su busna reputation fama.
AL mismo tempo tengo 81 gusto de anunciar habsr
otorgado 81 mismO poder general Don Rafael Perez
Garcia.
Puerto Rico 10 de Noviembrs de 1s74.-Severo
Bastou 1-3
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Medico Cirujano.

D. Ramon Garganta Puig DR.. en- Medicna y
Cirufa por la Universidad de Barcelona Ciruiano de
n1inero del Hospital Civil de Oot, especialista en-
snfsrmedades del uero delas Was urinarias ofrece
servcios al p6blico; en- su casa Gale de s. Fran
cisco mum. 50 admite consutas darias de II de la
tarde.
Pperto.RiOo, Agosto 26 Dc 1874. 20
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AL COMERCIO.

Con esta Eeehs por convenio con Ia viuda del que
fue Npuestro socio Don Francisco b. BsrseI6,
o. y. P, d. hemos disueltO la sociedad mercantil
que tsniamos tornado esta plaza, quedAndose ell
Socio Don Juan Bautisa Font, hscho cargo de la Ii
quidacion 81 cual seguira los mismos negocios bao
"a sola firna.
San Juan Puerto Rico de Novismbre de 1874
J. Font Comp. Ia
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GIRO DE LETRAS.

b. Borras Hemanos del Comercio de esta Plaza.
gran sobre Alicante Barcelona Bilbao, Cadiz Coru.
ma, Ferrol, Habana, Lugo, Madrid, Malaga, Orense
Palma de Malorca Padron, Pontevedra Rivadeo San
Sebastian, seyilla, Santiago Santander, TarraQona
ruy, Valencia, valladoKl, Vigo, Vivero Villaaarcia
y Zaragoza.-Puerto Rico l.o de enero de 1873-Ca-
lie de la Fostalsza, mum. 81.
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HOTEL I BANGS DEL "UNIVGRSO.'

Ell que suscribe, dueno de dicho esabIecmieno par
tlopa sus muchos amigos Onstantes tavorecedores
lie esta locaidad y del exterior que siguendO
continue desvelo por ntroducir ell servcio trato
mesa de casa, todos los adeantos que lie son oOm
pables sin perdonar ninguna case de sacrfcio para
mantener inaerabe ell credito de que vene disfrutan
do por bondad de sus numerosos parroquianos con-
tandO con un suiciente nGmero de comOdas yentia
das habitaciones, espacioso fresco coneder
entendidos dependencies para todos los servcios de Ia
casa Omitra medic aguno para dejar complacido
todo ell que digne honrarle asistencia Calls
de Tetuan mum. 9.-Puerto Rico 81 de Agosto de
1S74.-Onofre Nicolau.
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Hotel de los Vapores.
PUERTO-RICO.

FL dueho de este acreditado esablecnlieuo tiene 81
glsto de partcipar los senores viageros de Ia Isa
como de fuera que e expresado Hotel sin duda uno
de los primeros de est Capital por Ia rescura
mpieza de sus habitacones por la solidez es-
quistos condimentos de comidas 10 que particpo
en- la segurldad de que ell que honre con su hospe-
daje, ira sasfecho.-Agustin Gutierrez
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PRECIoS DE ANUNCIos.

DE sei neas de impression pubcandose
ree At rengon exceda de los sos
seran dobes cuando los anuneos haan de pubcae ca
gnesos EN- q numero ipos los de eaPor
amien anunc precos convenconaes
ncados obraran 10 centavo Inca mpresa Anuno
nicados abonarAn adelantados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-11
Para Barcelona saldra

iurante 81 eorriete mes Ia conocida pol. esp. "Em
lie" para donde admise caiga fIete pasageros 4
los que captain Don Manuel Carbonell, ofrece I'll
esnleraao trato que tiene acredtado
La despachan sus consignatarios, Iriarte Hermanos
de Caracena y Compa-0ctubre 1874. 6--8
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A v s o

El que suscribe hace pdblico que Cd ssta iecha Id
renuneado 81 pCder gsnsraism0 qusls tsnia cosfidB
Don Severe Bastou por convenir All sus intereses
P.sfso.Kies 10 Dc NeyismRU d. l574.---Manuel
aassAss bpsllealzl IL
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Venta de casas.

Sc venden varias en- buenos stos de esta Ciu-
dad. DON FRANCISCO 3 MOLINA, calle de
Tstgap, paR S5, lptQglaFa, s-lS
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PRECIoS DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por $40 la islaPor seis $3.50 centavosPoF
trms $3Por eaes en- Ia Capital 10 81
de Ia IPor la Peninsula Ell extrangero enviando
pe6co porte por nge SIS anuaesPor
EN- d isa de Cuba $12.
suscrpcone pagan sempre por adelantado los up
pueden ennderse Agntes Entertainments Al
m
FL BoLETIN envia todas parties franco de porte.
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Giro de Letras.

Sobre Cadiz, Sevilla Madrid, por cantidades is
S25 adslante corta vista giran los aus suscrben
Puerto Rico Ii de febrero de 1874 -Iriarts hsrnA
no de Caracena Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-11
Canas doradas pail

sandro meple para cuadros, lunas azogadas, marcos
fe metal, saarsos gAsteOs pare rsiEatgs,
II, RAMOS, SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-11-11
Maquinas para descas

carar cafe 7 alroa, idy sencas, produciendo re-
sultados ventajosos,
u, RAMOS. 49,
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Vap. 9 p. Jose Bar6. =

Del al 10 del mes actual sadra de este puerto para
Ia Habana aanlitientlo earga Il hete pasagei.s
Preco de passage. ~. $50 " $34 5. SIG.--Pracio
de iete, s reales quintal.
Lo despachan slis consgnatarios b Rorras Her.
nanos, Gale de Ia Fortaeza, nun. 23.--San Juan
Puerto Rico de Nuvienbre de 1874
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Pubicase este pe6dco los domngo microbes viernes
do 10 Supplemental
gnits 4 los suscrpores
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Bombas artesianas de

Norton con tub Grades nara insvA,as IL linrs
"a iura hassa saeoatsaf agaa. ~ RAMOS, -
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LA FEDORA.
DE- |. PADIAL I COMP.
Gran manufacture de cigarros
establecida en- Bayamon (Pto. .-Rico).
CaNe del CeneIcD eSguina 4 Ia del Rey.

La mejor recommendation de los tabacos de LA PRO
VEEDORA esta en- procedencia Siendo Bsyamon
como 10 punto donde afuyc toda la cosecha de
aquel articulo donde mas facimente tambien ha-
entire las pacas clasificads de melor clase
ell cuidado de escojer despues de un escrupuloso
deenido examen, las que admiten competencia nj
por su aroma, nj por su delcsdeza, suavidad esqu
sto gusto.
No hay exajeracion al asegrar que los cigarros de
LA PROVEEDORA pueden coocarse al lado, aun
con ventaa veces de cualesquera de los que ella
boran EN- la Habana, obstante las condolences espe
ciales de localidad, que permten introducr ia
bcacon los progresses de la ndusria que nosotros
acanzamos todava.
En- LA PROVEEDORA Sc despachan todos los pc
ddos que Sc hagan, tano para ell interior, para
la exportacion.
Los precios de vtolas los siguentes:
1f;Inr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-07-17
Scquatcllic County.

DUNLAP, Tenn, July 18th, 1874,
ED. PosT:-A goodly number Of the Con-
sentative party of Sequatcbe county assem-
bled at the Court House in Dunlap, on Mon
day, July 6, in obedience to the call of Hon.
I. A. Pope, Congressional Executive Com
miteeman for Sequatche county, to appoint
delegates to represent SAID county in the GU
6erDatorial, Congressional and other Conven-
tions that may be called. Maj. n. +. Burnett
was called to the Chair, and NJ. Il. Dekins
appointed Secretary. After some discussion
and interchange Of views, it was deemed best
TO postpone action until the first Monday in
August, IN order to better ascertain the wish
es Of the people. A committee of two from
each civil district was appointed to canvass
their respective districts and ascertain MS near
as possible the choice of the people for Gov
ernor, Congressman, Senator and Floater, and
report back to the adjourned Convention on
the first Monday of August, at which time
delegates will be appointed to attend the va
rious Conventions, and the choice Of Sc.
quatche county for the different offices be ex.
pressed
Col. j. II. Hughes, Of Warren, and Col. e..
A. James, of Hamilton, seem more prominent
than others. while some favor Gen. Dibrell,
and Col. II. l.. w. Hill. Judge Il. p. Lloyd,
of Bledsoe, seems to be the "coming man" for
Floater There Is no better man in the dis
trict. Your truly, CONSERVATIVE.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-07-17
More Arrests.

Two females We're brought here last week
by Deputy Marshal Clingan, charged with
manufacturing moOnshne whisky. They had
er on Monday, and were discharged for want
of evidence. The revenue men, Of course, arc
in the discharge of their duty, but it occur,
TO us to be a rather small business for great
and bcncfcent government to be engaged in
hunting down old anG dccrepid women on such
frivolous charges. When the lameuted Lincoln
styled this "thc best government the sun ever
shown upon" he evidently knew what he was
talking about.
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nnccudinrisp,H.

A wheat stack on the farm Of VIM. Foster,
Jr, in the first civil district Of McMlnn coun-
ty, was fired and burned on the night of the
9th. A young man Of the neighborhood, sus-
pected of the crime, was arrested and had an
examination at Mouse Greek Wednesday, but
was acquitted, the evidence being entirely cir
cumstantial. He was, however, tried on an o.
Their charge, and, falling to give bond, he was
committed to Jail at This place to await the as.
sembling Of the August Court, His name Is
James Foster, and no is said to be nephew
of theman whose wheat was burned.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-07-17
Joint Representative.

Weareauthorzed and requested to announce
w. FOWLER, of Monroe, as Il candidate
for Joint Representative in the District COM
posed Of the counties of Monroe and Loudon,
at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized ard requested to an
nounce DR.. JOHN Il. PY0rT of sulphur
Springs, as a candidate TO represent the Floate.
rial district composed of the counties of Meigs,
Rhea, James and Cumberland, in the lower
branch Of the next State Legislature.
We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce NATHAN ID. REED, of Cave Spring,
Rhca county as a candidate to represent the
tloteral district composed of the counties Of
Meigs, Rhea, James and Cumberland in the
next legislature He respectfully informs
the public that he has started to run the race
through. believing the promise is to them that
hold out faithful to the end
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-07-17


The Federal Court met at Knoxville last
Monday.
Sheriff Gouldy is still confined to his home
by sickness.
An interesting article about White Cliff
appears on the first page of this paper.
The nightly mtctingsat the "Platform" are
well attended, and increasing in interest.
Spring chickens are In demand at 10 cents
apiece.
The letter In reference to Cane Creek shall
appear next week.
Our young friend Dayy Ross, of Knoxville,
gave us pleasant call last Saturday.
The cotton plant in the Conasauga country
looks promising,
Mrs. Carter, colored, wife of Lewis Carter,
died In tho vicinity Of this place last Saturday.
J. w. Gilbert Is spoken Of us candidate to
fll the Justlceship made vacant by the resig-
nation OF Squire G. Q. Witt.
The Chalybcate water at Mt. Verd is at
tracing good many vstors--somc Of whom
hope miraculous objects from its use.
County meetings are TO be held on Monday.
:hc Sd day of August, to appoint delegates to
the State and Congressional Conventions.
rattlcsnako Of formidable proportions was
Killed on the farm OF Capt. Turley, In the
Conasauga country, last week.
A shooting match occurred here last Satur-
day In which one or two tin roofs were bad
ly riddled Gunpowder dangerous com /.
pound to fool with.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-07-17
SeullOEinl.

The people Of the Sixth District are begin
ming to ask "who is to represent them in the
Senatorial branch Of the next LegislatureY Pr
Candidates are beginning to move, and it is
high time the people should also move. Our
next Legislature is very important one.--
The people will expect it, by wise and pru.
dent legislation, to devise and adopt system
of retrenchment and reform in every lepart-
ment and Office Of the government-State,
take the matter into their own hands, and Sc
lect only able, prudent, experienced and hon.
est men to represent them. They must take
interest enough In this matter to bring for
ward their best men, rs well as to elect them
when brought forward. 1t Is true that the
compensation of legislator is small, but then
there are able and good men, who, if their
services are almost unanimously demanded,
would make the sacrifice Of their private in
terests for the public good.
Without his knowledge or consent, would
suggest to the people of this Senatorial dis
trict as suitable person to represent them,
Col. VIM. NJ. Bradford, of McAIinn county,
He is able, prudent and honest, and has heie-
tofore served with distinguished ability one
or two sessions in the Senatorial branch of our
State Legislature. From information obtain
ed from different counties, am satisfied he is
the first choice of nine-tenths of the Demo-
Gratis and Conservatives in this district, and
will unite all the friends of Republican gov
eminent against centralized Radicalsm.
Then let the counties composing the Sixth
Senatorial district speak out in their respective
County Conventions, to appoint State and
Congressional delegates, and demand his SER
vices. MCMINN COUNTY.
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From NEeigs.
DECATUR, July 18th

DECATUR, July 18th, 1874.
Our wheat threshing has pretty fairly open
ed. The quality of the yield is fair, with the
exception of u few who complain that the
rust damaged their late wheat. But from
what have learned the damage amounts to
nothing. The average from what we can
gather will be somewhere In the bounds Of
seven or eight bushels to the acre and equal
to any crop ever grown in the county. We
hear Of one man threshing out twenty-five
bushels to the acre on part of his farm, while
the balance brought his average down to a
fraction under seven. We will have larger
surplus than usual on account Of the extra
area sown.
That rain we have been waiting for so long
come around last Friday night. W. j. ABEL
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Rilea County.

At a meeting Of the citizens Of the county
OF Rhea, at the Court House 10 Washington,
on the 9th day OF July, 1874, for the purpose
Of organizing an Agricultural Association,
with view TO inaugurate a Fair, Mr. 5. T.
Howard stated the intention Of the meeting
In few brief and appropriate remarks, called
W. G. Allen, Esq, to the Chair and requested
Young COiyile 10 act as Secretary.
Mr.. Allen after assuming the Chair, called
upon Capt. W. l.. HARRISON 10 address the
assembly, TO which be responded IN his usual
eloquent and forcible style, stating the adj
yantages and strength in united effort and the
great necessity for system Of educated farm
Chairman, proceeded to enroll the names Of
those desiring TO take stock, which was fixed
at s. a share. Although the attendance was
small the number Of slgners soon reached 81.
After which a permanent organization was
effected by electing w. p. Darwin President
Of the Association, s. T. Howard Vice Presi-
dent, Young Cclvile Secretary, and Col. W.
r. Gass Treasurer. Upon resolution and
adoption the Pi resident appointed committee
Of five members, to-wit: W. NJ. Clack. Geo.
l.. Tucker, II. +. Mcdonald, Jesse p. Thomp-
son and X. W. Colyile to select suitable
place for locating Fair Grounds and ascer-
tain terms, &C., and report at meeting Of the
Association on Saturday, the 18th instant.
Resolutions were then offered and adopted
soliciting Moigs county to subscribe stock
| euual in amnunt Ia one half sipupd nv Rhpa
and to receive in honor one half the name
under the style Of the Rhea and Meigs County
Agricultural Association, and that all adj
joining counties be earnestly requested 10 CO.
operate with us In the enterprise.
On motion, copy OF these proceedings
were ordered to be furnished the ATHENS
POST, Sweetwater Enterprise, Cleveland Ban
ner and Rural Sun. Adjourned to meet July
18th, 1874. YOUNG CoLvILLE, Sec'y.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EOr sheriff.

We are authorized and requested TO an.
nounce ]. s. GARRISON ~ a candidate foi
sheriff OF McMinn county, AT the ensuing Au.
gust election.
We are authorized and requested 10 an.
nounce l.. &. RENTFR0 as "A candidate for
sheriff Of McMinn county at the ensuing Au.
gust election.
We are authorized aud requested to an
nouDce G. &. WITT ~ candidate for Sheriff
OF McMinn county AT the ensuing August
election.
We are authorized snd requested 10 an.
nounce TIIOS L. DUGGAN a a candidate for
sheriff Of McMinn county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-07-17
SHaEssIEF,S SALE.

DY virtue of an OF der of sale issued from
ID the Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk OF
McMnn county, Tennessee. and to me direct
ed, | will offer for sale, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, at the Courthouse door, IL
the town Of Athens, Tennessee, on Monday
the Sd day Of August, 1874, all the right, til,
and claim that }. II. Webb has ia and TO Il
certain piece Of land lying in the 18th civil
district McMinn county,, Tennessee, adloln'
ing the lands Of John Ferguson and John
White on the north and othors. Levied on as
the property Of Frank Webb, to satisfy q
judgment and costs that w. II. & II. j. Coch.
ran recovered against the said Webb.
JOHN A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
july 3, 1S7i.4t-prs fee SiO0.3i4
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SIIERIFF's SALE.

I WILL OFFER FOR SALE. For CASH.
L at the Courthouse door, in the town of
Benton. Polk county. Tennessee, on Monday,
the 10th day OF August next. all the right.
title, interest and claim that Nancy Witt has
in aud TO the following described lands. to-
wit: Two hundred aud forty acres, situated
In section seven. township one, range four,
east Of the basis line. in the Ocoee District,
Polk county, Tennessee, 60 satisfy two orders
Of sale issued from the Circuit Court Clerks
Office Of McMinn county, Tennessee. against
her and Samdel Il. Hughes, in favor Uf the
State Of Tennessee. This 9th day o.July, 1874.
NJ. ii. HANCOCK. sheriff.
Prs fee Si,0O.3i6 Polk county, Tenn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-07-17
The Lower EastannIIee.

We learn that the wheat crop on the farms
Of II. II. Matock, the McKamy Brothers and
the Gettys Brothers, in the Eastanallec VAL
ley, aggregated five thousand bushels--o or Ave
hundred bushels less than was estimated at
the time Of our visit in that direction last
Apru. There was but little difference III the
amount threshed on each farm. Grain good.
Corn prospect In the Valley better than the
average Of the county.
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SElERIEn"S SALE.

DY virtue Of an order of sale issued from
ID the office of the Circuit Court Clerk OF
Mchlinn county, Tennessee. and TO me direct.
ed, | will offer for SALE to the highest bidder
for cash In hand, at the Courthouse door. in
the town of Athens, Tennessee on Monday
the 3d day of August, 1874. all the right, title
and claim that l.. Il. Oney has in aud TO one
town lot, No. go, In the town Of Calhoun, Me.
MINI county. Tennessee. Levied on as the
property Of l.. Il. only, TO satisfy a jndg.
mont aud costs that r. j. Ford, use of o. NJ
Liner, recovered against the said u. T.. Onley
w. +. MARTIN, D'py Sheriff
July 3. 1S1i.lt.prs fee 81. On.Iil
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SIOp.ugC.

Having just completed my Ware House,
3pxS0 feet, can now furnish storage for the
public at reasonable charges, and will make
an advance for all wheat delivered In store,
and hold as long as desired by the owner
viii take in store Machinery, Furniture,
Farming Implements, or anything desired for
a small charge. (2t) Il. L. GIBSON.