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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-13

As Mr. Bohny, proprielorof Iiohny's
hall, wns going home NJ n late hour on
Friday night, two men sprang from
behind some trees Just after he Ind
crossed the Central railroad track, and
advancing upon him In threatening
manner, Mr.. b. would probably have
suffered serious bodily harm had he
not, with great presence Of mind,
thrust his hand In his pocket as If to
draw u weapon, when the rascals took
flight on pairs Of feet fabricated for
swift lOcomotion.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

st. Matthew'S Episcopal Church-Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev s. d. Davenport
Reat9r, sunday School at am, Services
at l0,9 am. and ~ pm.
Methodist Episcopal Ohurch SQuth--Corner
Commerce and Lamar streets, Rev. IL. ".
+. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School at y
am; Services at IL u, m. and ~ p. m. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas
mt IL A. NJ, and corner Young and Eryay
streets, at p. NJ. every Sabbath. Rev. Sam.
ue Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church--Bryan street new build
ing)-Rev. Father Martinez, Pastor. Ser
vices: Low mass, am; high mass, 1917 am;
vespers, 4p.m.
Christian Churcli--Elder X. NJ. Gano, Pastor.
Services every Lords day ut Ii a. m, and ~
pm. Sabbath school ut "a am.
Missionary Baptist Church-Patterson ave-
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
School ut So am. Services at 1919 am. and
81 pm.
Presbyterian Chureh--Elm street. Rev
z. smith, d., Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at l0h am. aud pm. Weekly preyar
meeting Wednesday at PM. Sabbath
school Sabbath morning at 9.o'clOcK.
Methodist Episcopal Chnrch.--Preaching eve.
ry sabbath at 1870 n. IN. and p. M; class
meeting u m; song service rap. M; Sunday
school n. m; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings Mt O'Clock
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Jefferson
street. Sunday School at 81 am. Services
at ii o. IN. and 5 p. IN.
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gh.r,ey Maenr,,,y ana Lady,

ON "Wednesday evening the Macar-
lhya open In Fields opera house for
one night These artists need no
newspaper blaaonry Of their merits
this issooure IN the large aud enlhu'
slasllc audiences which they always
draw The performance IL designed m
q benefit to Charley Noyoa, one of the
best circus managers thul ever pressed
Texas soil, aud whose palmy days of
circus life was big with brilliant lrl'
umpha, Let the full measure Of our
clly's regard for both players aud benz
Gclary be shown on the evening indl'
Gated,
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Personal.

Mr. Lee Roland returned from the
north, yesterday, and much to the sur
prise OF his many warm friends in this
city, was accompanied by u beautiful
bride.
Our courtly young friend, Talburt,
has returned from IL protracted sojourn
east.
Major James Atkinson, connected
with one Of the leading cotton houses
of Galveston, is registered at the Com
mercinl.
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"WIhit,"

The elegant saloon formerly con-
trolled by Mr., Cole, on the corner OF
Main and Market streest, is now open.
ed under the above management.
"Whit' goes into the business clear
eyed and in sparkling style. His
viands are of the choicest brands, be-
sides having several of the finest bill
lard tables in the city. ED" does
the honors of the bar with cleverness
and taste.
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A Nnn Nnnaiaale.

I, W, Munlea, M Gypmbly known 10 lhe
Hbnys,H has lahru phargrnl iplps famous
billiard hail. whore Whil VIII he pleased "
900 ul lovers al lAe F4mp NJ q social game NJ
puol, lie has tho hrht tables in mo suulll
ana isa whnle-snulfi, genial Nllnw, ti,
and Harry are aarmiHislsl nni SNOW lphl
how ~ iiH az lhr nho,cn nnlis WIN Willnh
lhr har 10 stocked DIOR Hnd i'n lllrnn'
lHlM
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Reported for the Dallas Herald by Mat
thews, kingsoery 4 Co., st. Louis National
stock Yard, and Kansas Stock Yard, Kansas
City, Mo.
Cattle.
EAST 81. LOUIS, ILL.,, 9.--Scarce-
ly any change since yesterday. The market
continues strong for all grades good cattle
and prices are steady. Receipts nre very
light and numerous eastern buyers cannot
procure as many good fSt cattle of any kind
as they want. We quote cattle
Good to choice naive shippers, 81 70 to 0 90;
good to choice native stockerS dull at 81 .
to So Oh; corn fed Texans, So 25 to A 90, win
tered Texans, 81 25 to 3 2j, extra through
steers In demand at 50 10 TO 2J choice
through Texans In demand at 81 VI to 80:
good through steers in demand at 81 30 to
ia; medium through steers fair demand at
81 o. to 80 good TO choice through butcher
cows, 50 CO 90 - common through stock
dull at 81 30 to si1s.
Hogs.
The market is firm at the late decline. We
now quote good butcher hogs at nom 81 to
81 80 for extra; hogs av 200 10 10 ms at 50 50 to
9 70; dc nv l9n TO 200 at s.. S71l to 3rIf; hogs
av LOO to ls5 at IS 80 to 70. stock hogs are
plenty en- market, and sell at from g to 4 70;
extra, IS 90. Butcher and good heavy Workers
are scarce. Common hogs are dull Of sale.
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Correction.

In our published proceedings Of the
editorial convention, in yesterdays
HERALD, an error occurs which Major
Brown requests us to correct, to-wit:
That it was Colonel Elliott, of the
State Gazette, and not Major Brown,
who offered the resolution offering a
prize for the best historical novelette,
to be submitted to the next conven-
ton,
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FuANItLIN 4 40.

Are nhe agents for iltc Vni'er'
siiy series 0f school b0Oi1H' Of
which ihey haze am immense
supply, and which lhey offer
NJ very low 1gures. 1'iicy have
also, - full line Of other school
books Ia general use, ANA are
receiving daily, large additions
~ their already full stock
they have also, the III i'asO
onion seed.
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MIR. Bree,iing's Resolution.

The following resolution was intro.
duced in the editorial convention by
Mr.. Breeding representing the Hous-
ton Telegraph:
Resolved, That we, the newspaper
men of the state of Texas, in conven-
ton assembled, desire it to he made
known that we consider the conduct
of u newspaper legitimate business
transaction, subject to all the laws of
pay and get, and that we unreservedly
condemn the. system of so-ealled gratu-
tiles.
Resolved, That we hereby pledge
ourselves, each one of us individually,
to do all in our power to purge our pro.
fession of the curse of "dead- headismr
by requiring those to pay who desire
our services, and by paying where we
desire the services of others.
Resolved, That il is the sense of this
convention that the profession of
journalism is debased by the accept.
ahce Of free passes on railroads, free
fare Mt hotels, and gifts of all kinds,
and that such habit is Incompatible
with the existence Of an independent
press which shall command the re-
spect and confidence of an intelligent
people,
Upon motion, this resolution was
referred to a committee who reported
back the same as follows:
10 the President of the Press association:
Your committee to whom was refer
red the resolution of Mr.. Breeding,
on the subject of dead-head and gra-
tuitous advertising, beg leave to re-
port the same back and recommend
that as the subject is one on which
your committee are unable to come to
a conclusion, the association be
left free to take such action on the
same as they deem proper.
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ONE hundred bales of cotton wcr

ONE nunurcu Dulth VI colloI Woi'
received Ia this city on Friday.
THE Dallas Sunday tripartite Ser
nous, buggy riding aud beer.
SEE notice In want column of n ilno
pair Of mules for sale, aud good ones.
In the average Dallas pedestrian
should Zee church door open, to-day
he should take tho hint.
THE telegraph line between this city
and Fort Worth viii be open for busi-
ness today.
$. ii. PORTER n Co. offer several
rooms for rent In THE HERALD build
ing, as per special notice In to-day's
paper,
A DALLAS dealer IN brooms offers
the peculiar indictment to his lady
customers TO buy this implement BY
declaring that both ends can be used
with equal ferocity.
DEATH sprightly stepped into II ne
gro cabin, down the Central road, yes
terday, and made one of the --LATEST
members of the family strike his bal
ance sheet with this world and no non
sense.
SOME one who has suffered at the
appearance of the bridge on Cochran
street rs man never suffered before, left
but feeble impression of his feelings
on the said structure, in the following
notice, which he tackled thereon, in an
outburst Of grief: "For rent; apply
to the city dads"
LAST Sunday Dallas church men,
Der stopped at one Of our beer gardens
to speak to an acquaintance about his
soul. BY strange Observation-Disclosures
the church member stopped his sexton
ut the door of his church that night
and inquired "what time the band
struck up here ?'
THE "blonde," by some "souls of
mud" called the "bronze," was ar
rested yesterday for two O'Clock in
the morning parade in the breeches
and trappings of the fellow she left be-
hind her at the "temple.n His honor
imposed lofty fine, and ii now makes
her sick to look at trowsers.
ARRIVALS at the Commercial hotel.
Lee Rowland and wife. Dallas; j. l..
Mosely, John s. Hanilin, st. Louis; ID.
G. Bennett, Fort Worth;J. ID. Harris.
ten, Jacksboro; G. NJ. Warren, st. Joe;
IL. l.. Barrett, j. Moss, Shreveport;
James S. Kinson, Tehuacana; c. II.
Moore and wife, Galveston; Mrs. Jane
Adair, Live Oak; q. G. Nenable, Mem
phis.-
WILSON, of the Eureka" tonsorial
establishment, is determined to keep
up with the spirit of improvement in
our city. In connection with his tom
serial palace, he will, on Wednesday
next, open his bathing rooms to the
public. They will be fitted up in SUI
perb style, and customers will always
find attentive attendants and all the
peraphenalia incident to first-class es-
Establishments Give him a call.
A READER is especially charmed by
pool ofwater ON the corner of Main and
Market streets, which he styles IAN
artificial lake." and refers to it in the
following roseate language: ut will
no doubt be enlarged so as to inclose
beautiful island. 1t is certainly sup
piled with water from the heavens.
The color of that on hand now is of a
green, and it sends forth
odor somewhat similar to that arising
from the residence of a goodly number
of swine. We can almost hear the
bull-frogs croak for joy ON account of
pleasure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-13

From aud nfier July 70, MA, Mr., II, j.
Neville viii have charge of the city cIrculo'
ton Of tho Dallas HERALD. subscriptions
due TO saturday, the 18th Of July, Inclusive
Rre payable 10 Mr.. W, W, Baaye, from which
date Mr.. Neville II alone authorized 10 col-
leot aud receipt FOR tho same,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-13

WALL paper and crOGuet sets
now at hand. and tior sale at
low prices at Reed AZ LatlhrOp's,
Elm street, opposite burnt dis
trict.
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NOTICE.

Job work ~ invariably payn-
BILE on delivery, and all tram
silent advertisements az tie
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid In advance. These rules
will bc strictly observed.
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eust,er Iteport.

Mean temperature OF the city Of Dallas,
yesterday, kept by John y. Roberts, druggist,
corner OF Main and Houston htrouh, using
Fahronheita ilrat.clnhA Thermometer
0oolook A. ,'''',''"'''''''''''''''''" lu
~ O'CLOCK ''',''"''''''''''"'''"'' %
O'Clock ~
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JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection of claims ut Aus
tin. Oflice mt CASTOR AZ Thomas
bank, north side of the public
square.
97dtf
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We have she facilities and the ""rh
mea 10 do ~ gooa weri, a'd ~ ~
low rates, - cen be done anywhere
ana We mea. 10 do Il. bri"s year
Fine Job work 10 THE DAiLf hhh-
ALD 0PYI0E. Cerasr ~ Main and
Lau,ar streets,
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NOTICE.

No accounts ageinst employees ~ tho
Herald once VIII be allowed Ia settle
menis with the once uniess ma order
from tho Proprietor IN given.
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A meeting of the stockholders of the north
Texas Agricultural and Blood Stock associa-
ton Will take place next Wednesday, 10th
instant, at II NJ, ut the courthouse In Dallas,
for the purpose of reorganization.
W. b, MILLER,
lS2di-52wit President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-13

Our fall stock IN beginning TO
arrive, and will he larger than
ever before.
We still continue 10 make
wall paper, window shades.
etc, ~ specially.
Purchasers will find Quar- stock
complete, and the largest and
best selected i'm north Texas.
School books i'm great variety,
all Of which at bottom prices.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
5O7 Main street.
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just received "a full supply Of
sheet wax Of all c0lOrs. nj
Wards drug store. Elm street.
lSlllL
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IfyOu want anything usually
found i'm u first-class book
store, so TO Franklin & Co.'s.
where you can be satified ON
the most accommodating
terms, and In q very courteous
manner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-13

Thee nFsl-clAfH once fp0nHi Wenhl hNnl
Dallas Herald building, W ien dollars eAel
per month, ~ ", fpllhhN W.
Real ESTATE Agents Herald builhlng'
lsldI
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II. G. HoSKINS,
Vdly Agent Tor Dallas.
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Lawyers I,rieH

Printed In pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, nj the HERALD OFFICE.
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ron SALE.
one share Of slook In Tho
Dallas Heal Esiaie ana Huiiding AsSo'
citation.

Has bean lefi with mo for sails, An early ap'
plleant may obtain bargain,
Apply 10 JOHN KERR,
lsadtf First National BANK,
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Services at the Cumberland Presby,
terrain Church.

This morning, at the above church,
a discourse will be delivered by Rev.
ID. Austin OF Granbury, Hood county,
and in the evening at half past seven
o'clock, Rev. J. A. Ward viii preach.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-13

Znchcry's pioneer SO,in works, Upper
Elm street. Dallas. Texas.

The undersigned, pioneer In the manulnc-
ture OF pure and unauthorized bottled soda,
would respectfully inform his friends md
the public generally, that he IL prepared to
IN orders 10 any extent promptly, either for
city consumption or shipment
lOld8m II. ID. XAClERl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-13

The iewelry establishment OF Hermann
lange is equal to any in the state. Go
there and convince yourselves of the fact.
l79d,m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Annual Election Of Officers

The annual election of officers OF tne Nm. Ds
las Library association Will be held on m snfil
day evening, September q, froTl SP. NJ un,n
10 p. NJ, at Williams & Crowdus' drug sso's'
~ ''e'' " "'' "'''SR oBf. II. WEST,
F J.L. WtLlIAMs
l7edlw Comml'itsi
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NOTICE 10 ADvEnrIsIRs.

MorenfieraIIb bills for advertisements
In this paper viii he collected monthly
uuIess otherwise specified IN contracts.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TIIE GENERAL mAnHET.


urOferIeH'
Haooni Clear sideH llglllael Breakfast wv
Hams, OanVassed, l6oi lialns, hugAf-pulpll
llG, ,
Prime 100, Choice hiel Golden syrup hhoi nllVpI
DrlpA Wl6lh3c, ,o,..
Rhgar In barrels poo pQundl FAR lO,yp
liTme llj.o Choice l2Oi yellow elarlh ned wv
White clarified lcliowdeTed lieCniahpl Va
., hall barrels WI No. |, Kits q "a, No =, lab
W M,
Tobacco, per H. Dla7ae,
UOiioe nnd Tea,
liiO, common, 2ln Fair t0g0Odl 70 4pi l'rlWt
10 0n0loc, 2sl,o q, q, Java, Alci Tea, POI w n
tsl ~,
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Al Hermann lAngcS lowely establish
menl you can hny oyrry article NJ manu-.
mulurom' price, lddlm
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lS2di-52wit
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Bodily
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uOIiue nl,i Tea,
Ilren,Inluna ma GrnIn.

Prucncs, IN, W dozen, W Toe -,fears, IN, v
dozen, 81 10; Plums green cages, IN d dozen,
81 20; Strawberries, 2.lb, " dozen, " 70; Rnsp'
berries, I'm, Rdozon, Ok w, ulNckberrics, 2'b,
" dozen, " 20; Tomatoes, 2-lb, " dozen, " ~,
Corn, 2-lb, " dozen, " dOCt5 0Oi Peas, g'lb, "
dozen, o. l0a ~; hucGolnsh, 2'lb, " dozen,
81 6Oi l,obStoH, l'lb, " dozen, ~ OOi oysters,
In Adnynn al On
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

The following MARRIAGE license woT0
issued AZ the County CSur. Clerk'-
office during IN" week ending SGtu--
day, oct. 3lst:
Thomas Jones anRLugrpta Woayer.
Thomas NIowory and Martha Jane
Grant.
J. w. Borcacs and Mary II. Strong.
q. L. Bales and Agnes &. Hullakr-.
Silas Branche and Celia Casey.
John johnson and Abhio smith
\. /. MundinC and : \ War
wick.
John W. Baker and Lucy r. Miller.
R0ht. ;. Trott and Sarah Evnns
y. +. Jackson and NJ. =. Mgnrcy,
John II. Nelson and Martha 4.
Finger.
Arvlllo kits and Minerva Brock.
Thomas J.. Williams and Eaile
Coliln.
w. 7. Hunt and Eebocol u O'Con-
ner.
James NJ. NreCnmpbel auI Alaco',
Carpenter.
Charles Jolrnicau and Nyn.y Nc.
Nillin.
J. r. Huiiaker and C.. VI. Bale.
c. v. Johnson and ". y. Anderson.
w. NJ. Daniel and AuniuJ Brown
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Supreme Court.

Cour. met pursuant to adjournment,
all the judges being present and pro
siding. when the following proceed
ings were had:
Joseph A. Cooper vs.. Robert Rcy-
nolds; inatantog writ OF possession
awarded.
Jacob Peck Va. J. c. Billiard sci. "a.
70 issue returnable "a Monday in NJ
vCmber.
Putnam W. Bentley; reversed and
reuaudei for answer and further de-
cree.
Mcmillan Va. Wlholte; affirmed
aud remauded.
Graham W. Caldwell; affirmed and
dismissed.
Bank of Louisville vs.. First Nation
al Bank Of Knoxville ct al; affirmed
a. 70 Brown and remAndeG ne 20 Bank
Of Louisville.
Paul Sturm and wifcva. u. =. White
q. al; affirmed and dismissed
". Raglan ys. Jos. y. Mabry re-
yersed
Raws and wife W. sharp and wife;
affirmed.
Holland d Horne ". Brown X
Hicks; affirmed.
Wood Va. Crozier; reversed.
Pickle W. Moore Meredith reversed
and dismissed.
Hartsell and wife ys. Atwc.l ct ali;
affirmed.
Nee ~. Mabry reversed.
Moses, administrator, W. Kennedy
affirmed.
Mayor and Aldermen Of Knoxville
". +. Il. Armstrong; reversed.
Collins ". East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia railroad; affirmed.
MetcalG Bro. & Co. "a, King re-
versed,
Ragsdale, Trustee, "a. AIabry tl all;
affirmed.
John simmons va Tho state, u0-
firmed.
Cooley W. Cooley; dismissed.
Stanfield vs.. Brandeau; affirmed.
smith W. Riley; order 10 rctaX costs
aud remanded to ChauCery Court to
settle equities between administrators.
Court adjourned to meet at O'Clock
next Thursday, Nov. 5th.
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s. u8u who wishes ID succeed mus,
push hi1 hu-.nn.s. Use printers inkif
yuu wi-h 20 succeed.
TI, Young man vgh, l,p a notion ~, b.,
ctlsc door Gone t' e.: Married" has r..
.fr-l without her.
e.. Heart & GO. rive some iutrrest
iae fglrrz i'm the,r a.Iyarliso,nrnt ir
au..n.r column
4 T-.l.a,,.. ;,,.,.,,.., lima Ga, ,,,,in..
,r, ..,.,. ..-.-... ., ~, ~, 80
fnr dale. ana 3.. ..,,., ~, w. ,, -, r,
or,g-,l.;,..'r N'''''
i'l.. ~ -' .... tgru Dy 'he
",'l- ~ u - I'M van AsNoE'atlOh,
...A VII, tl,' IN eng, .'1'mehS a1lhl
IT, '' -. ~ W., y. -" SlA ~ HNSptT,,
l...- l-..l'.l NI7u lno ulNAte' uiliA
wv" Cows wa '."u Ie n"5' WNlto heL
I'. ''S WIZ N"' H''A' H'8 pi'y'uE
-'.H' '' '.'9Ae''
Ny. Stocking "a The leading Con
salV.4Eac1utidate for the tiovernor-
snip o.. Nebraska, and the funny mer
are yT-gr him. One aaya his name is
re.7lE"t with Hose>annas. AnOtbcc
thinks bis party has rot shOer thing
-, - ~" w
hJmbus, nul acknowiedEe they can't
pull him OiF On the whole we think
- va i.."'I nay s''n.ro',oy ''ilS puI MS
'''.l ''. A.' ff0''."H hdVe'"StT.
Tho birmingham IRON -d9G says
Il Youth aged about eleven years
caua into cur office 4 few days ago anc
-uhseF.oSd Tor THIS paper for his oUn
reading. His bank account being very
hort, he l. paying in monthly Install
m"nt-. IN advance. That boy is des'
''""f 70 ha man OF distinction. a
toy of ld7 age who lr"iers spondinC
MS small chang" for reading matter,
la.l 'ai oil t"ll, gH"Ea"S, 1cwsharpa
anu ginger cakes must rise above tho
ordinary kind.
/ one Sunday. after tho Choir Ut Ober
/ I'm had supT vyitkout di.IipctIy mr.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

IfyOu have anything TO say, say b.
nc once, and leave compliments to
ira-Ure hour. What would You think
ola man who would now begin q
business letter with an the antiquity
fIrmalities, such "a, 81 take my pen
in hand TO inform you that we are ON
enjoying 3 very good degree Of health.
except myself, who has been affected
with rheumatic; and 7 send this hops
ing 10 ngy ind Won enjoying the same
blessing" etc II yon have any
thing 10 say, especially 20 the public,
say b aq quickly and briefly ay re
spectacle language will permit. Pfo~
pie don't read long stOries noW.a-days:
they want something fresh, crisp.
sharp and 20 The point, something that
viii make them say, Wei, dat man
Is wide.aw0ke he's up To- the age, and
going ahead ;l'l give him 10 CALI
Brevity Ia not only the soul OF wit. bnt
20 is the life of business.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Hawkins County AVID tue East T"mur
w, - &c, u, 81, q"

NJ Iogrn frU0 ono M mo U..n-II
engaged in the cause that we ni--sra.
ted tLe effect of the decision nj the
Gurrsmo Court announced In this
cq,iso an Ia.t Friday morpirv. IA
now eynIaiued the case !. about mi. .
Tho Fa.t Tennessee. yiruinj0 A. Cgoy.
gia Railroad IonnaDy. no tba sale
made. under lGr authority of tbu
Cbauce,y CouT- al Davidson county
nnrchastA the Rgrer,yilla road eE-
lending from Bulls GAN tu Roger
vile yra decree under which the
purcla.p was made rgouiraI tho pur-
rhoear Ia -garr--0T, and assigns. 10
l-eaD ,6s r,.I &, ,,pafr and rT, 81 mi.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
TO OUR EXTRA READERS.

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