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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-15

MIR. Thompson, of the Texas and Pa.
clic railway, left for st. Louis last
evening.
MIR. Atmore, of the Little Rock and
Memphis railway, has been rustcating
in Shreveport but returns tomorrow.
Mr.. Dodge, of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, has shaken hands with go
ciety, and is bending all OF his energies
to Keeping the NJ. X. X Il. before the
people.
Captain sam. Shock, of the Mem
phis and Charleston railway, il at the
LeGrand. This favorite route is fortu-
nate in having 80 popular and indefat-
igable a representative in Texas.
William p. Lamb Esq, of Atlanta,
Georgia, is again on visit to our city
in the interest OF that sterling institu-
ton, the Weschester Insurance Com.
pany, of New York. We wish him
happy stay.
Mr.. }. :. Turner, one Of the popular
and agreeable proprietors OF the
Durand House, Plano, Texas, called on
us yesterday. He is stopping at the
San Jacinto, where his friends may
find him for few hours this morning.
Mr.. S. Nj. Simon, long and favorably
known ms connected with the New
York clothing house, has severed his
connection with that house, and will
be glad to meet his friends ond the
public generally ut the new Clothing
Palace, 5l3 Elm street, next Monday.
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DALLAS AND WICHITA RAILWAY
A Resume OF the Management OF The
Road Under Dr., j. W. Calder.
The Sixteen Miles of Graded Road Bed
Has Cost Seven Thousand Five Hun
dred and Thirty seven Dol
lars Per Mile.
IN HE THE MAN FOR THE PLACE?
DALLAS, August II 1875.

DALLAS, August IT, 1876.
TO the Editor OF The Herald
Several articles have recently mp
peared In our evening papers, one Of
which claims that the main body Of
the present directory Of the Dallas and
Wichita Railway Company Were fa-
vorable to the reelection Of Mr.. }. w.
Calder TO the presidency OF said road.
have been associated with said direc-
tory since early in June last and have
yet to hear one of the directors say he
favored Mr.. Calder for that position.
We have been, aud are now, willing
to place any man In that position who
will give sufficient guarantees OF his
ability aud willingness TO build said
road to the county line within Il ren-
sonnble time; we are not, however,
willing to take any mans word for
this, and upon that elect him presl-
dent. To those who are so anxious to
see Dr. Calder president Of said road, !
ask: What did DR.. Calder do when
he was president? and what has 1t
COST Let me answer,
First--We have sixteen miles OF
rOadbcd graded.
Second-.It has cost $4,000 in city
bonds, which, at sixty cents, would be
$50 600; sixty sections of land ut 81 50
per mere which is about present value,
$1,000. The road is indebted to Mr..
A. Calder (su j, w. Calder says $780,
900, and to other parties, ns per state.
ment made to present directory by j,
w. Calder, - OOO an outlay of the
nice little sum of Sl20, 600, and to-day
the roadbed can he made for, ut the
outside, S25, 900. SO you see his man,
agement OF the road, whilst he had
control Of it, has cost 1857 per mile
to grade the road At that rate, II
would cost to grade the road to Den
ton, the snug little sum Of 1901, $50, and
not u tie nor II foot of iron paid for in
the sum.
If such management IA this is what
you want, the present directory will
not be the medium of granting such 4
| boon. &. NJ. WHEAT.
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The committee Of the North Texas
Fair Association charged with the
duty Of looking after the details of the
organization Of the coming fair, are
actively engaged and will in II day or
so, publish the programme and the
premium list Every day during the
fair week n programme will be gone
through with that cannot fail to be ih-
terestng to all present. The array Of
stock, machinery, flowers, manufac-
tured articles, and every branch of
local Industry, will exceed anything
ever witnessed here. The premiums
are liberal and every industry has
been provided for in the premium list.
1t is intended to make the fair an
honor to the State ard its success Is
already assured.
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Killing Busiuesa.

Some of the best business stands in
the city are just now greatly injured
by having bar rooms opened next to
them. There is otsble instance on
Main street, in one of the best business
blocks in the city. A negro bar room
has been opened between two Of the
favorite stores in the city, and neither
ladies nor gentlemen will feel like run
ming the gauntlet of crowd OF dirty,
drinking negro rowdies to do their
shopping. Is there no remedy for this?
IL the business of respectable mer-
chants to be killed and blasted In this
way without recourse
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What the DrusEisrs saw.

81, we, me undersigned Druggists of DaIla
Texas having been selling DR.. coleman
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Watt
lor the past year or more, and having amp
opportunity of learning OF its effect upon ID
parties to whom we have sold, do unhesiu
thg!y pronounce 1t ore of the best remedie
upon the market. And for the disease
mentioned in Or. Coleman IS circular. and a
pecially chronic constipation, sick and nel
Vous hea aches, and rs common purratiN
we have never sold any preparation tbs
gives such universe satisfaction
Knowing its plea tand unfalling effect
Iosetner with us peri safety under all cir
us use TO thN SUFFERING very where
CONN X Il WALKER, L
GALLAWAI Il GALE,
HOPKINS IL HOWELL,
WILLIAMS d T0LLIVER
DALLAS, Texas, July /, 1876.
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70 our Farming Friends.

Some weeks ago THE HERALD in
vited communications from the coun-
try. We want letters every week from
every neighborhood in the county.
Local news Is worth its weight in gold
to newspaper, and we want the peo-
pie to know what IL going on else
where than Dallas. Information from
time to time about the crops will he
especially welcome. II il just now the
great feature OF general intelligence.
Short letters, written on one side of the
paper, with news in them, will be
gratefully received. The HERALD
wants information ~ to how different
counties are being settled, whether
rapidly or not.
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Lands For sale!

In Denton county 92l6 acres Of fine
black sandy land, in lots to suitpurchas-
crs. In Dallas county, 1850 acres, im-
proved and unimwoycd. About IIoO0
acres in Throckmorton county at 81
per acre Asiine stock range Of 22ll
acres in Lampassas county. 2,9iOocrc,
in Montague county 3.OI3 acres III
Wise county 2.I7l acres in Kaufman
county 1880 acres in Parker county
Also tracts Of land in Hill, Navarro
Haskell, jack Coleman, Cook and Rock
wall counties. Any of the above land.
will he sold on easy terms.
GRAVES DmnLE Il Cook,
aug3 500 Elm street
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Ghe Great Trunk Limo
Fast Mail Route Of the United States

VIII be the most direct, convenient and
economical way of reaching Philadelphia
an" this great Exhibition from all sections
oil tne country. Its trains to and from Phil
adelphln Will pass through Grand Centen-
MAJ Depot, which tie Company have erected
at the Main Entrance to the Exhibition
Grounds for the accommodation of pasSen-
gers VINO wish TO stop NJ or start from The
numerous large hotels contiguous 20 this NtA-
ton aud the EXhibltion--a convenience of
the greatest value to visitors, and afforded
exclusively by the Pennsylvania Railroad,
which is The only Line Running Direct to
the Centennial Buildings Excursion trains
VIII also stop at the Euclmpment of the
Patrons OF HuSbandry, at Elm Station ON
this road.
=, The Pennsylvania Railrod Is the Grandest
halfway organization IN the World Ii
Controls Seven Thousand Miles of Rall\vn"
forming continuous lines to Philadelphia,
New York, Baltimore and Washington, over
Whlch luxurious day md night cars are run
nom ChichSo, st. Louis, Louisville, Ciucin
matt, Indianapolis, Columbus, Toledo, Cleye
land, and Erie without change.
us main line is laid with double and third
tracks or heavy steel rails upon deep bed
OF broken stone ballast, and its bridges are
All or iron or stone Its passenger strainsnre
equipped with every known Improvement
Tor comfort and safety, and are run at faster
speed for greater distances than the tr ms of
any line on the continent The Company
mas largely increased It's equipment for Ger
tenn ial travel, and will be prepared to build
nllts own shops locomotives and passenger
cars NJ short notice sufficient to fully accom-
inodate any extra demand. The unequaled
resources mt the command of the Company
guarantee the most perfect accommodations
Tor al It's patrons during the Centennial Ex-
The Magnificent Scenery for which the
REM sylvania Railroad is so Justly cele-
hrated presents to the traveller over its per-
lecb roadway an ever-changing panorama of
river, mountain, and landscape views I'M
equaled in Amer CO.
The Eating Stations on this line are unsur-
passed. Meals will be furniSed at suitable
them. '"s
Excursion Tickets, at reduced rates, will |
DC sold at Al principal Railroad Ticket ON |
ceS IN me West, Northwest, Southwest
treat pennsylvania Route to the Centcn- |
MA. FRANK THOMPSON,
"A =, p,y,, General Manager.
u. NJ. BOYD, Jr. ,Genn Pass'r Agent.
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1t was youf correspondents ihten'
ton to give your Iead;rs n letter rom
each Of the places he Visited, Dlt CIR
cumstances preventing that, he CON
cludes to offer few items now about
them.
SHERMAN.
Is best described az forest, field and
hamlet--many hamlets, The people
are enterprising, more intent, hitherto,
upon making money than upon max
ing Improvements In the way OF build
ings and payements. Their court
house, when completed will be hand
some structure. Since the late fire,
some handsome brick buildings have
been erected on the public square ana
others are In process OF erection Az
present business is dull, and no
money, Farmers get nothing for their
produce, md do not SELL except 10
milers. Wheat buyers set idle In
their offices, or go to Kansas TO buy
wheat to sell to Sherman mills,
At Sherman your correspondent met
J. G. Statler, grocer, very Kind ana
agreeable gentleman also l.. h. ROus
sell, general agent for Aultman, Miller
~ Co., of Akron, Ohio. We shall not
soon forget the hospitality Of Mr.
Roussell and his amiable lady.
M'KINNEY
Is situated about half way between
Dallas and sherman. II IL located
well, and though business is Mt present
dull, the business blocks about the
public square show that this is rot al
ways 10. The Courthouse IL beauti-
ful edilice, but the surrounding grounds
are too small. More business houses
are going up on the square.
PLANO
seems most pleasantly located. The
site is high and healthy. The number
Of houses of business le surprising con
sidering the size Of tie place. But
many bushels OF grain are shipped
from this place in the course Of q year
for it is situated in the heart Of the
finest part OF Collin county, The so
ciety Of the town aud neighDorhood l.
excellent, which, with the beautiful
scenery and bnlmy atmosphere, make
Plano desirable place Of sojourn
The doors of the Durand House are
ever open to the hungry and weary
traveller, and the accommodating
proprietors, Il. ". Wilkins; and j. )
Turner, are always ready to attend Il
the wants Of their numerous patrons
Your correspondent has enjoyed thci
hospitality and knows of what he uf
firms.
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Centennial Exhibition
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EMIL
billion, designed to commemorate the one
liundredth Anniversary of American indie
pcndCncC, opened May 10th, and will close
November 10th, 1876. All the Nations of the
world and all the States and T rrtories of
the Union will participate, bringing togeth-
or the most comprehensive collection of art
treasures, mechanical inventions, scientific
discoveries manufacturing achievements
mineral specimens, and agricultural pro-
ducts ever exhibited. The grounds devoted
to the Exhibition are situated on the line OF
The Pennsylvania Railroad and embrace
four hundred and fifty acres of Paramount
Park, all highly improved and ornamented
on which are erected the largest buildings
ever constructcd-tiVe of these covering an
area Of fifty acres and costing S5OJO,OO0. The
total number OF buildings erected for the
purposes of the Exhibition is over one hun
drei.
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This is the name of the new military
company organized on Saturday night
Twenty-sevcn names are already on
the muster roll. The necessary COM
mittees have been appointed and
everything is progressing favorahly.
The name is rather long, but merited
tribute to the memory of gallant and
lamented soldier. The company has
our best wishes for its speedy enlarge.
ment, and we have no doubt that il
will be In every way worthy of the
name chosen.
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The Public school Meeting Tonight.

The Public school Meeting Tonight.
All citizens and taxpayers, mechan-
les, artisans, business and professional
men, interested in the organization
and securing to Dallas ola system of
public schools, are requested to meet
tomorrow night at the Courthouse.
One-third OF the children in Dallas do
not or cannot attend school, Sound
morals, enlightened progress, and the
demands Of the times require that
education should go hand in hand with
every other element Of civilization.
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Reports daily come to this Office OF
the manner in which men are permit
ted to conduct themselves on the street
cars. One lady was compelled last
Saturday to stop the car and get off,
because the car was filled with the
smoke from six cigars. These COM
plants are growing numerous, and we
know of no help for the imposition but
for ladies to keep Off the ears alto.
gether.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

--"No smoking allowed" would be II
good rule, if 1t was enforced.
The colored White Rock camp
meeting continues seven days longer,
"A tournament will probably be
one Of the features of the Fair in Octo-
Der.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at WebUs, 500
Main street-Ad.
Dallas has new club. "The
Anaphaginist Club" composed of
men who eat more than they earn.
The question Is: Shall ladies he
compelled TO walk while blackguards
and brutes monopoli2e the street cars ?
The most delicious candies are
made. fresh every day at Greaves ~
Co.'S. 3l3 Main street, opposite C0smo-
pOltan Hotel.-Ad.
Yesterday rice came to grief; he
~ in fact inconsolable. 1t wasn't rs
hot rs he wanted II to confirm his
reputation as barometer.
If. you want to go North, East
South or West, go and see Johnson II
Manget at lie Grand Hotel. They want
to buy county script,
The attention Of the County Com
missioners is called to the White Rock
bridge on the Rockwell road. 1t
needs repairing badly, and /, in very
dilapidated condition.
--Greaves d Co.'S candies are made
of the purcst sugar and are perfectly
healthy for children. Send the little
ones to 3l3 Main street I'D.
rHE HERALD is requested to call
the attention of the police to those
persons who are in the habit OF bath
ing in the day time in n nude condi-
ton In the river below the city mills
You can buy choice Messina
lemons at sixty.ilve cents dozen, and
all kinds of fruits, nuts, etc, at low
figures at De Stefano Bros, 1913 Main
street. I'D.
General Joseph Il. Johnston: 81
observed the Texans closely during the
whole war, ard noticed that where
ever they fought they made generals,
but did not need them"
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, croqnet sets, wall paper, all
kinds of stationery, select and fresh
stock of the latest literature, at Reed ~
Lathrops, sos Main street. Call and
examine their stock It'd.
THE HERALD advises Indies to
keep oil the street ears and to com
plain to their husbands and fathers
until public sentiment forces the COM
pany TO abate the present street car
nuisance.
Uncle Heke Longhorn came for
HIS "cehly HERALD. llo says Mrs.
Longhorn is knitting her first grand
child socks, and that John llayfoot
s'eps higher than blind horse, he il
30 proud.
The great revival ut the Metho-
dist church continues. Over thirty
persons have joined the Methodist
church, and many other denomina-
tons Tue services. Inst night we're
most interesting, and were attended
by n good congregation.
An eX-navy man sends us the fol.
lowing as the latest Richmond, Vir-
ginia, fashionable slang: "Some
naughty gal expressions, or the girl
slang Of the period-"Take reef in
your pull'back," square your cuirass
basque, n"draw your Easter bonnet hal
yards taut," ''furl your back hair"
"let out your miaaen stays, aud tight
en- your main brace.n "Crowd on all
your canvass, hoist your ilyingjib and
don't scud under bare poles" "double
reef your polonase;" "ship your old
beau-spirit;" "bend new sky-scraper,
and look to your iet-lock shrouds.n
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Notice Lasi

Certificate Of deposit No 225' isaued
by the Fret National Bank Of Dallas,
Texas, for sixty dollars $500, dated
June %, 1876, and payable to my order
ON demand, Is lost. This is to notify
I'LL persons from trading or negotiating
for same as payment has been stopped,
CAVE ClORE,
Dallas, Texas, Aug 9, 1870, augIOlw
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The GOtIuty Caurf

This court was occupied trying cases
of no general interest yesterday.
Judge West has labored hard to get
through his docket and is doing much
toward il.
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Live stock.

81. LOUIS, August H.-lIOgs lower to sell.
Workers. and bacon, s. SjGG 10; butchers,
a. loot 30; 'Philadelphias 80 5000 40, Re
CGiptS 49, head.
Cattle dun and little doing.
CHICAGO, August I.-Catte- Receipts 1000
head. Market generally dun and quality
inferior; sales common to good cows, az G5G
3 20; good to choice shipping steers, 81 700g
I 80; Texans, - GOG2 80,
Hogs Market dull ana weak and prices 10
Sljc lower, especially for heavy. Common
to COOL SdGlG 70; choice heavy smooth, 81 SOFA
u So Good to fair 50 25@SG 10; good to choice,
Sd 5O@6 d0; extra Philadelphias, 50 Co. Re
ceipts $500 head.
Sheep-Market steady md hrm. Common
TO choice, 20 2j@i 20.
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Parents DESTROYS of selecting suitable
schools for their children will do well
to look at those advertising in The
HERALD. They are all well conducted
and deserving of patronage.
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we, the undersigned citizens OF Dallas
having used DIR. Coleman's Concentrated
Multe sulphur Springs Water. for one o.
more OF the following diseases, VIZ: Chronk
constipation, Sick and Nervous Headaches
neuralgia or Nervous Debility, and In every
instance nave received speedy relief, and 10.
cases OF Chronic Constipation, permanenl.
cure. asa common purgative In all disea'
scS, we nave never used medicine so I'M
ialllhs IN It's effect and mt the same time 70
PHEASANT IN its action, being entirely free
ron any nausea, gripping, or even unpleas
Nhthess. We lind by using IL regularly thai
we can reduce the dose gradually until one
hait oil the usual quantity will be as effective
a' le full dose.
r. wing the merits of this valuable pre-
pafatlon, we can recommend II in an M
gHallhed manner, TO the suffering every
Wherc. W. A. ROBINSON,
g. X. MERl WETHER, +
7. Il CLARK,
WI, DUFFEY,
b. NJ. FLOOD,
u. V. VAUGHN,
y. d. RROWN,
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL,
Il. B. HAZER,
W. q. SICKLES,
ii. THlERMAN, 4
yl6-dw8m AND MANY OTHERS
COMMON & WALKER.
Wholesale Agents, Dallas, Texas
oWllom aii orders should he addressed
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


Tanuchill Lodge No. So \. +. a A.
NJ, will meet this evening, sharp, at S
o'clock, for work Mcmhcrs are re-
Questcd to attend, and visiting brethren
in good standing respectfully invited.
augljdlt II. BOIL, W. Vi
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DR.. j, s. Darlington has removed his
office from over Adams n Leonards
bank building to the one-story frame
building on Commerce street, opposite
1t, Matthews cathedral, where he can
be found day or night,
August 8, 1876, aug9dlm
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Attention.

Every member of Hook and Ladder
company No | is requested to meet this
evening at s o'clock, at the engine
house in full uniform for oMill. BY or
der Of BGN. Logn, Foreman
augljdlt
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nAILAs. AngnSt u. lSIN

There will be II meeting of the Til
den and Hendricks Club of the Third
Ward, Wednesday evening at $ o'clock,
sharp, at Union depot, BY order of
Y, W, CLEVELAND, President.
+. NJ HAMMOND, Secretary. mgljd2t
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A beautiful and highly improved In
diana farm with dwelling, barn out
houses, orchards, etc. will be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lands
Address. EditOr LIernld
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j. q. booth d 60. .

Auctioneers, l06 Elm street. Auction
sales every day Buys and sells second
hand furniture, horses, ponies etc.
mayl6.dtf
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Nothing beyond the usual Monday
list of drunkards and fast drivers were
disposed of. One gore drinkcr was up
Tor making an arsenal OF himself
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The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia---at Hoskins 4
Howell's drug store, Dallas.-Ad.
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Commercial.

CHICAGO, August Flour steady. Wheat
unsett ed, but generally lower and closing
tlrner; No. 2 spring, S5H@SG4c spot; SSl 90
September; October, hOiaWJUc. Corn in fair
demand bat lower; No. =, ~ lC spot; August
ihsc; September 4li9c. Onls steady; No. ,,
800 spot and September; 3Ol s@SOLC October,
Rye firm nj soc. Barley easier ut ole Pork
active but weak and lower at Sl7 IS spot;
w S2nWl7 81 September.
NEW YORK, August l4.-FlOur dnll and
heavy; supel fine western S3 G00lSi %; COM
mon to good, a 30Gsl GU; good to cho &C., - 65
ulS5 70. Wheat duh and lower with light
Inquiry; No. 2 Chicago Nulgtc; red Texas,
ncw,Sl 05; winter red western 0i5c. Corn
steady, Nud in hlir demand; mixed steam,
graded SOC; xcd graded j1c mixed, steam
er ungraded, 5iGtj6c; do sail, lGQg5Gc Oats les :
active; mixed western, 3lHllc Sugar quiet
and tlrm. Rice quiet ana steady.
BALTIMORE, August IA Corn, mixed west
crn fra at574c.
ST. LOUIS, August H.-Hemp nominal
Flour In steady demand for medium extras
at Sieg5. Wheat higher No. 2 lall, ~ l5L; No.
3do, II 02%sl C}lq; No. / do, 03S95c Corn
fairly active; No. . i0L@4O7sc cash; iO76Gilc
August; 4l7smtlai september. Oats higher
No, mixed, sic cash; BE bid. Rye quiet at
iOc. Barley no market. whisky firm at
81 To- Butter steady; dairy lGM22c; country
store, UTl3c, Eggs tirmCr ut SwlOc. Hay
weak and little doing. Pork duh nj SO
Dry salt meats declined; clear rib at DaVen-
port sold at S4WS%c; clenr here ut SH4c Octo-
her. Bacon lower amt IN good demand mt
Sh@S3sc and o's@lO' a@lo}Sc. Lard nominal
At lll4C.
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4 II rage, 60 column paper. published nt
EMIIoXVllIe, Tennessee, and edited by John Nj,
rlenlng ana Sam Mckinney, Terms: So On
per annum, in advance; clubs OF Ave, ii ~.
clubs or ten, 81 81. The Tribune is The lnryI
est and best led weekly paper in Tonnes
see, and publishes all the local news Of the
state. Address, vi '"e
,,u FLEMING Il MCKINNEY,
J"Sh'lm Knoxville, Tenn.
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Go to "Olive Branch Dining Saloon"
for a first class cup of Java coffee, etc
augl3.lm LOUIS cnurYlpy