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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-06-11
Don't Allow the Vegetable Garden
to Ego to Grass"

We have repeatedly shown the gene
rally received opinion that it is useless
to try to have garden in summer, in
this climate, to be an absurd mistake.
We shall Continue to reite.ata that
nll through the hottest and dryest part Of
the season, Extraordinary droughts cx-
ceptedO We can easily have an abundance
OF excellent and seasonable vegetables.
Snap Beans, Lima or Sicva Beans, Okra,
Roasting ears" Guinca Squash, Toma-
toes, Carrots, Bccts, Squashes, Cucumbers
Melons and so OH. need seldom or never
fail. But the soil must he deep and
thoroughly broken up. Two feet in
depth is not too much, and nothing less
than foot anda half should be consider.
ed admissible i'll q garden. No crude,
unfermcnted manures should be used at
this season. Good composts, made up
largely of thoroughly decomposcd vcgetA-
BILE matter, may be applied as needed,
adding top dressings of wood ashes, plaster
and salt, the latter being useful rs absor.
b nts ofmoisture as we'll us ii their strictly
manurial capacity. Rural Carolnian for
June.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-06-11
COLUMBIA NIGHT ExpRrss

t4si Sundays exccpted)
Leave Charleston 7:10 p In
Arrive Mt Columbia 6:3O a m
Leave Columbia ,-t.4s -sse7:15 p m
AffiYe "a lily 1T Ghasle s. ,o.3 g 6;45,a m
# sUMMERvILLE TRAIN.
Leave Suihmegville 1925 a nj
Arrive Mt Charleston $40 q m
Leave Charleston 3:1Op m
Arrive ut Summervillc ut - 4;30 p nj
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Leave Camden a,s.szss-Esrszs- $50 am
Arrive 4 at Columbia ~ 1850 a m
Arrive at Camden @s.:s' 1886 m
Day and Night Trains connect Mt Au-
gusta with Macon and Augusta Railroad
and Georgia r Railroads. This is the
quickest and most direct route, and as
comfortable and cheap as any other route
to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, st.
Louis and all other points West and
Columbia Night Trains connect with
Greenyille and Columbia Railroad, and
Day and Night Trains connect with Char
lotte Road.
Through Tickets OH sale. via this route
to all points North. IS ,oh
Camden Trainrconnectss at Kineville
daily Except Sundays) with Day Passen-
ger Train, and runs through to Columbia
A. l.. TYLER, Vice-President.
S. b. Pickens General Ticket Agent.
81 Sep 81
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-04-24
VIII pay cash for Corn, at nancy's. ct.
Circuit Court.

Court adjourned about o p. m. Saturday, af.
ter pretty close weeks work. The last case
disposed of was the State against Alb. Moore
for "loosoness" with fallen member Of the
Anglo Saxon race. Alb. lisa descendant of Ham,
and the Sheriff gave him colorcd jury--the
first one ever summoned TO try u case In Me-
MINI county, Learned counsel were assigned
the defendant, who labored earnestly TO &C.
quit him, but the evidence was too clear, and,
after listening to the charge, that colcred jury
returned verdict OF guilty 80 quick that u
made the Courts head swim. Alb. was sem
fenced 10 pay fine aud be confined for forty
days and nights In the county Jail. The white
woman submitted, and was sentenced TO un.
dergo q similar punishment.
During the trial the panel dcported them.
selves with at least average decorum and gra.
witty, and listened with marked attention both
%, the proof and the argument of counsel pro
and con. After being discharged one vencra-
bic brother, In talking the matter over with an
outsider, said "thc evidence was clear aud
positive, and II the punishment had been left
to, the discretion oftbe jury, we'd have soekcd
that Niger In the pcniteptiary for two hun.
drcd years, or more"
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COUNTY COURT Sale.

r. A. aud w. Armstrong, VS.. Jane Arm.
strong, Jas. l.. Cooper and wife, Margaret
j. Cooper.
TN obedience to decree rendered III the
l. above stated cause by the County Court Of
McMlnn county, at its April term, 1874, L will,
On Tuesday, 10Th Of May, 1874,
offer for sale on the premises, the lands de-
scribed In the pleadings In this cause, consist
Ing of Three Hundred aud Twenty Acres,
more or less, situated in the 18th district Of
McMinn county, Tennessee, upon which Is
located two good dwelling houses, three good
barns, good stables and out houses, ana sovc-
raj splendid springs Of never failing water,
and plenty Of stock water; some valuable
creek bottom and meadow lands. Said lands
will be offered In lets aud all together, and
whichever brings the best price will he adopt
ed. A full description Of said lands given on
day Of sale.
FERNS of Sale- Said lands will be sold on
II credit Of six and twelve months, except
10 per cent OF the purchase price. which
will be required cash In hand, the balance IN
equal installmcnts, and lien will be retained
on said lands until the purchase money IL full
" paid. Sale free from redemption.
LON BLlIARD, Clerk.
April 10, lST4-4t.prs fec $O,00-332
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i'll pay cash for Lard at IIadey's.


Col. VIC. Nelson, of Philadelphia, has as
sumed editorial charge Of the Loudon Jour.
nal, and proposes to make It one of the live
Hest wecklies In the State, which he is capa-
bio OF doing, II, IN the language Of the "grcat
Scott, he viii Ego slow aud think a-plenty."
In justice, he has already improved the gen.
cral makeup Of thepaper and infused liro and
vim into its columns. We welcome him to the
ranks of rural journalism, and hope he will
find his new vocation alike pleasant and profit
dnle.
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PHILADELPHIA. Loadou Cou,,y.

The railroad meeting at Philadelphia last
Saturday was not 30 largely attended, nor 80
enthusiastic, as we had anticipated owing
perhaps TO the miserable weather. General
Wilder and Col. IIosklns failed TO put IN an
appearance; but Capt. Bill HARRISON, Of Sweet
water, was present. and made one Of the most
brilliant efforts OF his eyentful life, IN which
he review ed the history Of internal improve
ments in Tennessee from The day the first sho-
yeful Of dir. was thrown on the old Hiwas-
see grade down TO date. lie Is handy man to
have around, never falling to respond when
called npon. We noticed, however, that in
rcslsCt &c the proposed narrow gauge, lie
touched the question Of location rather gin.
gerly. There Is some talk that Capt. II. will
be candidate for Congress In the "a district.
Philadelphia is a pleasant town of some six
or seven hu ndred inhabitants. and is showing
evidences Of growth and improvement. II;
has four dry goods stores, which do n large
business q carriage and wagon mandatory !;
an extensive tannery; Touring mill, &c.
There are, also, three Churches Methodist,
Baptist and Presbyterian-whichw we learned
were generally wei attended. In regard 10
educational facilities, the community Is not so
well off as some Of its neighbors. Philadel-
! phia is surrounded by productive agricul-
tural region, and the people Of the town and
vicinity are noted for their substance. hospi-
tality, intelligence and good morals, the asser-
tions Of Frank Lesies vagrant correspondent
to the contrary notwithstanding. There is
only one thing the matter with the place
there are not 20 many copies Of the ATHENS
Posi- taken up that way as in the good old
days before the late unpleasantness. But that
is a deficiency which little thought and eff
fort will easily remedy.
We tender our thanks to W. =. Jones and
family for their kind treatment during our
stay In the pleasant village.
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Circuit Court, Mcigs Co., Tenn

Hugh Ch0atc vs., Barbara Choate.
TT appears from the allegations in the Fill
1 filed In this cause, which Is sworn TO, that
the defendant Barbara Choate, IL non.resi-
dent Of the State Of Tennessee, or that her
residence Is not known, so that regular pro-
cess Of law cannot be served upon her: IL IL
therefore ordered that publication be made In
the Athens Post, for four successive weeks,
notifying said nonresident defendant TO APP
pear before the Judge Of our Circuit Court TO
be held at the Courthouse, In Decatur. Mcgs
county, Tennessee, on the first Monday Of
June next, to plead, answer or otherwise
make defense TO said Bill, or the same will be
taken MS confessed aud set for hearing cX parte.
April 10Th, 1874. N.J. LILLARD, Clerk.
Creed +. Bates, Sol. for plalnrf
April 30, 1STi-it.prs fee Al, O0.39I
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Farmers are often, at this season of the year
Mt a loss to know why it is that their stock dc
not thrive on being turned out on the fresh
grass Instead of eating heartily, they seem
to have an utter lack of any appetite The
cause is Il arrangement of the whole system,
especially the blood, and to remedy this, moth
ing has been found equal to Damon's Stock
Powders. A'simple trial will convince any
one of the truth of what we say. We pre-.
sumo these Powders can be found in any of
the stores, as they have very large sale.
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Local and other Brieaets.

The Ducktown Law Court meets next Mon
day, the 9th.
Circuit Court at Cleveland the first Monday
Of May.
There is some talk of banking institution
at Loudon on the Tennessee.
Good Butter is scarce, and a first rate arti-
Gle Commando o. oonts per pound.
Some sickness is reported along the waters
of Chestua, in this county.
The suit between d. Cleage, Esq, and the
Messrs. Cate, resulted IN favor of the latter.
The Posi- has % subscribers at Sweotwater.
and hardly half that number at the next of.
flee up the road.
The Pikeville mail failed last week. Our
subscribers in that direction probably know
what's the matter.
jim Williams, CantrelPs Y Roads, has gone
into the Gift Enterprise Business. See advcr-
tisement.
Ar interesting communication from the hill
country of Monroe appears on the first page
of this paper.
1t is said John f, Pyott will be a candidate
to represent the counties of Meigs, Rhea.
James and Cumberland in the next Lcgisla.
turc.
The communication OF Orlando is iuadmis-
sable without the colaterals. We have quit
working for nothing and finding oursclf.
q. w. Wheland purchased one Of those ccle.
brated Howe Machines from Haley, i ddy or
two ago.
A run of occurred near the Athens Depot
Monday night, in which two or three freight
cars were more or less damaged.
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II III IL LA Nj A IL HOUS Il,
Knoxville, Tennessee
JOAN SCHHERE, EroprictOr.

Southwest corner Gay and Cumberland Sts.,
in the business center of the city.
My aim viii be to keep In the future what
Knoxville has long needed, a
+ II S TIC SIS HOTEL.
II has the advantage over all other hotels In
the city in regard to location, being situated
IN THE BUSINESS CENTER or THE CRY.
The interior OF the Lamar House is being
re-furnishcd and re-dttod throughout. Good
Beds, an excellent Table aud attentive ser
wants await the traveller.
Terms will be reasonable aud the Public Is
invited TO give the house under the new man
agement, trial. JOHN sCHERF, Prop'r.
WIN. II. LILLARp. Clerk.
Jan. o, lS73.Bm.3lO
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Dress Milking.

MISS BETTE CARMAcl1 would respectfully
inform the ladies Of Athens and vicinity, that
her place OF business Is or the south side of
the public square, one door east Of the store of
VIC. Horton & Son, where Cutting and Max
ing viii be done upon short notice. Prices to
suit the times. (Aprll 10.
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The Old Reliable Boot and Shoe.
maker huN Nk elurneal

q. W. WooD has returned to his old stand
No. 10 White street up stairs, and will make
Boots and Shoes at the lowest price possible
for Cash. lie has just received new set of
the latest style of tools, lasts, ETC., aud large
stock of best quality OF CalEskins and Sole
Leather, which he viii work for cash only
lie Is also agent for the Bunncll Improved
Clothes Washer. April 2l-2t.
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Shoes for ,hel,ndics.

We have been selling Philadelphia made
Shoes for several years, and know that it is
much cheaper for our customers to buy them.
The best Is the cheapest We have just re.
ceivod new styles, and have the finest assort-
mcnt in town. Look at them before buying
elsewhere. j. MATTHEWS g. Co,
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Washington County.

Old Washington has eleven candidates for
County Trustee; three for Sheriff; nine for
Revenue Collector; four for Circuit Clerk;
four for County Clerk; and two for Repre-
sentative to the next Legislature. All an
nounced in the Joncsboro Herald and Tribune.
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Athens District, nHOIstOn Con fer
encc 5d Round AppOin limits.

Athens station, May 0-l0.
Ricevile circuit, Bethel, May tG-l7.
Decatur, circuit, Mt. Zion, May % -.
Philadelphia and Loudon circuits, New Hope.
May 30-3l.
Madisonyille circuit, jacksonville, June 81.
Swectwater circuit. Swcctwater, June 1914.
Athens circuit, Pine Grove, June 2O-2l.
Eleazer clrcnit, July i-5.
Tennessee River Mission, July ll-l2.
j. NJ. MCTEER, i. Il.
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Full line OF groceries ut IIahey's.
millinery and Dress Making.

Mrs. G. NJ. Mcconnell and daughter, east
side of the Public Square, next door to the
store Of j. Matthews d Co., will give special
attention to Millinery and Dress Making, and
respectfully solicit the patronage of the ladies'
of Athens and vicinity. They are constantly
In receipt Of the latest styles of Millinery
Goods, Trimmings. Etc. [April 24-3m.
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Attention Changers!

From orders just issued from the "Grand
Mogu" of New York, W. G.. Horton & sor
are instructed to sell all members in goot
standing pounds of Best Coffee for $l.OO, ant
other Goods at very small advances on cost.
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1saId Mountain Again.

Old Badly has had another attack of ague
People may laugh and doubt as much as they
please, but some day not hundred years
hence, there will be an eruption over that way
which will stir things from the center all
round to the sea.
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The Howe Sewing Machine has no superior.
Mr.. Geo. w. Wood has this week purchased
manufacturing Machine at 800 for the Boot
and Shoe Shop he is fitting up. Howe is that
for high, (llOwep) W. G. Haley, Agent. It..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-04-24

Miss Julia Wood takes pleasure in announc
ing to the ladies of Athens and vicinity, that
having returned to Athens, she Is now prepared
to do anything in the line of Dress Making on
short notice, and respectfully solicits liberal
share Of patronage. Rooms over Robson 4
Nixon's store. lApril 24.2t.
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Notice.

All persons Indebted TO us bysnote or &c.
count will please come and settle the same. -
Further indulgence cannot be given. We take
all kinds of merChantablc Produce in discount
ut highest market price. WILLIAMS Il Co.
Cantrclrs \ Roads, Dec. 10 '70.tf
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tNSOLVEN'r NOTICE.

TNIIE Insolvency ortho estate Of Hugh Cruw.
Il ford, deed, having been Suggested 10 the
County Court Of McNlnn county, Tennessee,
all parties having claims against said estate
IRE hereby notified TO file them with the Clerk
Of the County Court Of McMlnn county, Ten.
nessee. properly authenticated. OF or before
the, Goth day OF July, 1874, or they viii be for
ever barred. WM II. BALLEW, A dm'r.
April -. lSIl.it.prs fee 2.OO.3al
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We are authorized and requested to an
nornre GEO. W. STA Nni"pn rs cahdi-
date for Register of McMinn county, at the
ensuing August election.
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For Comfy Comrt CIerIs.

We are authorized and requested 10 an
reelection to the Office Of County Court Clerk
of McNlinn county at the ensuing August
election.
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Fresh Arrival.

Robson & Nixon have just received n COM
plete stock of Spring and Summer Goods
both ut Athens and at Mouse Creek-and are
prepared to offer greater Inducements than
ever before TO their friends and customers.
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ANNOUfCEuENIs.
For sheriff.

We are authorized and requested TO an
nouDce Tll0s. 7. DUGGAN a,a candidate for
sheriff Of MeMinn county, at the ensuing Au.
gust election.
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce /. :. GARRISON a. a candidate FOL
sheriff Of McMinu county, at the ensuing Au'
gust election.
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For Sheriff.

We arc authorized and requested to an
nouncc G. G. WITT as a candidate for Sheriff
Of McMinn county at the ensuing August
election.
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Chanc.ry Court, shcn County
Parks Foster, ct ais, W.. Emma II. Day, et ais.
lOriglnnl BILL

Parks Foster, ct ais, vs.. Emma II. Day, et ais.
lOriglnol BILL
ON motion Of compliments solicitor and
" II appearing from the Sherin's return on
the Original su5pUhd issued ip this cause,
tlmt John Muusey one Of the defendants In
this cause f. Nonresident Of tho State OF
Tennessee: II Is ordered by tho.Court that
publication be made four consecutive weeks
In the Athens Post, newspaper published IN
Athens, McMlrn county, Tennessee. requiring
the said John Munscy TO appear ~ The next
term 0f the ChnncCry Court, TO be held for the
county Of Rhca, IN said state, ut the Court.
house In the town Of Washington on the first
Thursday after the second Monday In Septcm.
Der next. and plead, answer, dcmur or other
wise make defense 10 complainants bill, filed
In this cause, or the same will be taken ns con.
fosscd and eel for hearing OK partc ~ 10 him.
April 10, 1874 WIN. NJ. WILSON, G. NJ.
Fer +, Locke, u. G. Il NJ.
April II, iS1i-it-rrs fee $j,OO-s03
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For CircuIl Couri CIerlS.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JOHN f. SLOWER as candidate for
recollection TO the office of Circuit Court Clerk
of McMnn county at the ensuing August
election,
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We are authorized and requested TO an
pounce l.. c, RENTFRO AS candidate for
Sheriff Of McNIinn county at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
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Circuit Court, lshea County.
ALLEN n Thomasson W. Y. i. Paine, James X
Hale and wife and others.

Allen n Thomasson W. Y. u. Paine, James X.
Hale aud wife and others.
nN motion, nrnl because Il appears from the
~ petition Of plaintiffs filed In this cause,
which Is sworn TO, that defendants James X.
Hale and wife lary A, j. Hale, John A. Mer-
riott, James q, Mcrrlott, John A. Mathis and
wife Margaret T.. Mathis, Scott Merriott,
Thompson Morriott, Hannah y. Mcrriott and
Alfred Merriott, are non-rcsldcnts OF the state
Of Tennessee: II Is ordered by the Court that
publication be made four consecutive weeks
IN the Athens Post, n newspaper published In
Athens, McMinn county county, Tennessee,
requiring said nonresident defendants 10
make their personal appearance on or before
the ID day Of the next term Of the Circuit
Court, TO be held for the county Of Rhca, In
the State OF Tennessee. nj the C0urt.house, In
the town Of Washington, on the ID Monday In
June next, and answer or otherwise make de-
fcnso 10 the plaintiffs petition filed In this
cause, or the same will De taken Ms confessed
aud set for hearing ex parte as TO them. This
10th 6f April, 1874. r. LOCKE. Clerk.
ak. by X. w. Colyille, ID. Clerk.
April H., 1S7i.it-prs Zee $6,OO-333
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A large stock Of Spring Clothing at greatly
reduced prices, at McKeldin g. Co.'S.
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The latest Arrival,

Goat and French Calf shoes--with low
heels--for old ladies, at J. MATTHEWS Co.'S.
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Eight pounds Of good brown Sugar for one
dollar, cash, al McKeldin & Co.'S.
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Circuit Court, 4hca County.
A, Cooke; ys.J, NJ. Burnup, Washington Nor
gan and others.
Eiectment

lEjectment
TT appearing from the affidavit Of S. j. A..
l. Frazier, plaintiffs Attorney, that the de-
PENDANT J, NJ. Burnup, IL Il. nonresident of the
State, aud on motion Of the plaintiff, by At
torney, il Is ordered by the Court that publl-
cation be made for four consecutive weeks in
the Athens Post, newspaper published IN
Athens. McNlinn county, Tennessee. requiring
the defendant j. NJ. Burnup TO appear at the
next term Of the Circuit Court, to be held for
the county Of Rhea, at the Courthouse, in the
town of Washington, on the % Monday In
June next, and make defence TO the plaintiffs
action brought against him in this cause, or
the same will be taken for confessed as TO him
and set for hearing OK parte as to him. This
10th April, 1874. +. LOCKE, Clerk,
BY II. W. Colyille, ID. Clerk.
J. A.. Frazier, solicitor.
April II, lS1i.it-prs fee s. ,00-333
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Chnncery Court, Rhea County.
Thomas Cowart and others, vs.. John Day and
others.
rOrlginal BILL

TOrlginal Bill.
TN this cause the death of Mary 7, Munsey,
j one Of the respondents was suggested and
admitted, and IL being further suggested that
Lasa1ne Mhnsey, Zachary 7. Munsey. 4. X.
Munsoy and John Munsey are her children and
legal heirs, and that the SAID John Munscy Is
q nonresident of the State Of Tennessee; IL
IL, therefore, on motion of cOmplainants So
licitor, ordered by the Court that publication
be made four consecutive weeks in the Athens
Post, u newspaper published IN Athens, Me
MINI county, Tennessee, requiring tue snid
John Munsey to-appear Oh or before the first
Monday In July next, and show cause, II
any he has, why complainants suit should not
be revived dgainst him ny one OF the heirs ut
law Of Mary /. Munsoy, decd. April 10, 1914.
WIN. NJ. WILSON &. ~ NJ.
Per +. Locke, u. G. d NJ.
April 10, lS1i-it. prs fee s., c0-33B
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New Arrangement.

Farmers or Merchants can sell their Butter
and Eggs for Cash IL they will take them to the
store Of r. +. GIBSON, Athens.
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Bargains In every thing for cash, at Nickel
din a. Co.'S. ...
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Very Good

,. Cash paid for Bacon and Corn 1t McKeldin
Il Co.'S.
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Three pounds Of the best Rio Coffee for one
dollar, cash, at McKeldin a. Co.'S.
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CASH! CASH! CASH!

p Graniteville A. shcetings l2J4 cents per
yard, by the bolt, a. McKeldin & Cos.
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j. II. & $. i. Gaut. and J. II. Gaut. admir-, vs.
Joseph W. Gibson, ct al.
IN pursuance of decree OF the Chancery
j Court Mt Athens, Tennessee, pronounced in
the above stated cause, nj its November term
1874, Will sell, to the highest bidder. hy pub
lie cutlery, at the Courthouse door. rs Athens,
Tennessee, on Saturday, the I'd day Of Mdy,
1874, ~
For Cash liz Hand, 80
all the lands Of which 4, y. MrClatchcy died,
seized and possessed. living in the 10th civil
distr Il OF McMnn county, Tennessee. and ai.
Joining land, of Wesley hyms, n rank Guys.
aud othcrs-to satisfy the decree in the above
stated cause for $ibil6, and interest. costs DC.
NJ HENDERSON, G a NJ.
April 3, lSII.it-prs fee Si,00-33I
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For sheriff.

or scasonablc New Goods are offered very low
for cash, at j. MATTHEWS a. Co.'S.