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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08
SHOOT YOUR SNIPE, MISTER
Episodes of session Of the Root
blacks club

Episodes of n session Of the Root
blacks Club.
Toledo Commercial: "ShO0t your
snipe, mister" said the chairman of
the bootblacks' and newsboys' smok 3.
ing club, who had gathered last night
at the entrance to the operahouse,
threw away his cigar stub, and after
the treasurer of the club, "Shinny,"
had placed it in the cigar-box which
contained the general fund, "BOb,"
the president OF the club, took the
curhstone, and a. it was an experience
meeting, he proceeded to deliver an
say on his experience, as follows:
"You can't most allus tell gentle
men, what's what. Now, there's that
young covey; ye'd take him to be a
banker, but I've smoked his snipes for
years an years, an | never knew him
to have anything better'n five center.
But there's that seedy old cod who
went in ten minutes ago. He wears
brass shrt-studs an old mussed up
skier. An yet lie smokes fifteen cent
ers. jess hand me that box, Mr.. Clerk.
There, gentlemen" said he, holding
the stub up before the class, sis as fine
specimen of snlpe as ever was seen.
Then there's them editors; they don't
have a new suit o. buds once dogs
age, and yet they smoke better cigars
than the bankers.
The committee on statistics reported
that the number of men who had
lately gone to smoking tive.cent cigars
was on rapid increase. Resolutions
OF regret were passed.
The committee on initiation report
ed that eight kids had been broken in
since the last meeting. Out of the
number Only one had died. He smok.
ed two "furrinn cigars at the first pop
and his constitution broke down under
tbs shock. Resolutions Of respect to
l., 'nOry of the deceased were
passed, and the members resolved to
wear Grape around their little fingers
for two weeks.
The committee on credentials re-
ported that they had found out where
he could hire well-ventilated dry
goods box in which to hold the meet
ings OF the society for the winter. Res
olutions were again passed.
The committee on supplies reported
that the stock Of clay pipes and chaw-
in terbaker had about gin out The
chairman of that committee was IN
structed to steal some more. Resolu
tions were passed.
The society then dropped silent
tear for the two members Of the asso.
citation who had got the collar al had
been sent to the house of refuge and
correction. Tee vengeance committee
Of ten were sworn In and made TO vow
that they would mark the cop agin the
the time the SNOWFALL crop should
ripen.
A vote of thanks was passed to re-
porter of the Commercial, to whom the
club was indebted for fine paper OF
Vanity Fair tobacco, which the forag-
ing committee had stolen from him,
and Ell was elected an honorary menu
Der Of the club.
The president reported that the pass
word had about worn out A new one
was invented. Resolutions were passed
and the meeting broke up with the
customary fight between Frizzle and
Shinnv.
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One particular German institution is
decidedly unpopular among the Ger
man people. There are 1,O55,OOO men
inscribed on the military lists OF the
German empire. 0fthese, as many "a
1896, ZOO have their names set down in a
black list as having failed to observe
the law of compulsory military service,
and lSO, 900 of these have gone out of
the wa; Of 1t by emigrating. One in
eight able-bOdied Germans has re-
solved to quit his fatherland rather
than stop at home aud share the pre-
vailing poverty and enforced military
service which his nation has to endure.
In this manner Germany loses much
of the muscle and brain Of her young
men. 1855.
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, November Flour is
quiet and weak; supertine 81 1896 M
IS %; xxx IS 5U9SG %; higher grades t6 20
az %. Corn, dull; yellow 0IgAsc; white toe.
Oats, demand fair, 56@37c. Coffee nominal,
lGJS 0s2Oo gold. Sugar IN good demand; COM
mon To good coIH mon 61aab14c; fair 10 fully
fair 7CdSc; prime 10 choice SHgS1ac; yellow
clarified sIs9gc. Nolasses quiet; common
25@3Oc; fair Bg45; prime 70 choice 0l@54c.
Rice quiet and 1rmer, ordinary to choice
5h96a4c.
NEW YORK, November 7.-Flour dull with
ont decided change, moderate trade, IN ainly
In City mills extra, coslng quiet; southern
flour; common to lair extra % 1906 p; good
10 choice extra 50 30@S So Wheat quiet and
frm Corn dull and heavy. PORK dull ct
sl4 959lI 30. Lard steady; steam s. tOgS Is.
BALTIMORE, November d. Flour dull.
western supe'nns 50 I5gi 70; extra sj9s5;
family s6 259s7 IS; City mills, superflne.
brands 50 OQ@7 80; other grades unchanged,
nrm and higher; southern re- good TO
prime 81 30asl ~; amber 81 ij9sl so wes-
tern steamer 81 "a; No. western winter
red spot and November 81 ~; Decem Der 81 AZ.
No. SsDot 81 80. Southern corn steady, de-
maud fair; western quiet end firm; southern
white and yellow. Odd, 529ss; new 55959c.
sr. LOUIS, November 7.--Flour quiet and
| yeak, buyers offering lower prices, little
dol 9. Extra iall 81 5AeA 10; Xxx - OOg
active; no. red fall 81 2StS@sl 2sIs! No.
| 81 Io,sasi Il. Corn quiet and active; No.
mixed 4Elc Oats DC bid. Rye nrm;. SIC
hid, Barley dull and unchanged. Pork dull
iobbing sl3 20. LAID quiet AZ ~ so9ss o.
| Hulk meats easier; shoulders 61lsB4c; clear
| ribs nc; clear sides ~: bacon dull al '5Ss
| bacon dull at " sd91z 9ss94e.
Hogs-Actiye. -, a.,
butchers grade. A.. =,
Sheep-steady, fair demand for good
grades; muttOns "a 5594 so.
| Hides and wool.
gALyEsroS, Eoyemb@r T.-Hides are dull
/ - ~. damaged half prize; kips lj.g wei
salted as they run s1Te; selected ssc; buteh'
ers green 7kc. -.
WoOl-Duil, fair demand for choice lou
40 fine free Of burs. six months growth
ala2Ic; low grades medium 10 coarse lS9b'
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MInEA Am nL,l.rnIEA-

HlnEs-Dy nlnt, IL 10, nnd upward, loo.
dr nlnt, ~ lbs aud upward, damaged, 100,
dry hint kips aud calf lle; day salt 10 H.,
ana upward llo,; gruon bairhers, dtgc,
SHEEP fELfS-Eaoh, owing % wool, 200
2lc,i white wool, long, alcS wnilo wool, mlI
clip, lpgAc,, black wool, lsc,
nuFFALO-Bull's, IT,, cows, o..
TALLOW -lu barrels, 5,so,
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CoMMEitclAL,


The monetary market Ia HimnwhAt sfiug,
ont ini outside uualnuHs, hui there lh nmplr
plal puTnOieB,
3ulil huylnG large pieces o., small | Oa,
selling, large Oh snail us,
hlLNHH- Nominal
There NJ hpt lllile gnld or silver Ia market,
fASltA heh-uommeroial, = per osut,
dlsot ant bank, pas
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LIME AND tlnMrNr.

hhF-Tho best quality Ia barrels sworth
70 IA bnlk, 81 oJi ordinary Dallas, 25o. pei
buShel,
CEMENT-ltoscndle- IS worth 81 u barrel
Lonisvllle, best, III 10 kept, 500 W Darrell
Dallas, ~ bO.
PLASTER ls worth IS 80 ~ barrel.
The Huppiy,of the above mentioned artl-
los rs am pie demand fair; market tirm.
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FI.OuIi.


FlOuh-falr demand, which N met freely
~ lhe loloWlng quotations.; Crescent, 10
sAekh' " UOi Van Jaelntp "a VI, Empire M m,
NM ~ y, Easlp VI ~; Magnolia, la sack u,
~ lna, vO lodds NIX w 10, state
star MlllA Xxx, 81 w,
lltAN-trom 10 10 800,
CORN MEAl.-Blp
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aRAIN ANn nnrAnsrrrrs.

WHEAT-uhoice u CO., good milllngS u 81
@si ~ ialr 81 lU9sl 80; Low grades II OOa
oATs-selling only 10 feed men, lO9Sic;
scarce,
co8NaroSas, IN ahnck Sag65Oi Ia de-
mand, hhelled, none offering.
HARLEY fEED--3i@lOc.
RiE--15o
.hAf-N OO@lO ~ por toni Hungarian aud
Mlilet SlOgl2,
hnd roads have caused "a great scarcity OF
nl Kinds OF gram nnu prices have been
fore 1t up far beyond It's Value.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08

.Ihe people of Leslie, Michigan, talk
OF building a gyIst-mill, the power TO he
obtained from an artesian we'll one foot
in diameter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-08


Sales 5000 bales; speculations and exports
900 bales; receipts u, 40 bales; American --
bales. Futures H. per cent. cheaper
Uplands, low Iniddlins clause, November
ana pece mber delivery, 61sd December and
January 6Ag6i4u;' February ana March B1sd
$3.50 p. m Sales American 1000 balus.
UpIands, low middling clause, January and
February delivery, SD. New crop shipped
November and December 6B
5p. m.-Futures closed urn. Uplands,
low mlddlnE clause, November and Decem-
be- delivery 5-32d; December and January
q 80 at l5d; January aud February 32u;
February and Marcn o 5-32d. New crop
shipped November and December D. 32d.
Uplands low middling clause, shipped Fen
rrary and March, by sail, u 10 sd.
NEW ORLEANS, November 7.-Night-Cot-
ton, demand fair. Sales 800 bales
Recei pts--net 10 68S Dales; gross II, 500 bales.
Exports Liverpool ii ,6S5 bales; New YORK
2.2i2 bales. stock IL, i3i bales.
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Centaur
Lininn entS.
One Kind fol the Human Family:
The Other for Horses and Animals,

Inc Utner lot HORSES ana Animals.
These Linments are simply the wonueI OF
the world. Their elects are little less than
marvellous. f..t.ft
The white Imminent is for the human
family. IL will drive rheumatism. Sciatica
and neuralgia from the system, cure Lum.
bago, Chi blains, Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most Cataneois Erupi0ns; II extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison
OF bites anu stings OF venomous reptiles; II
subdues swelllnks, anu allevlates pain of
every Kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
II is the most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin
iment Ia used with great efficacy for Sore
Throat. TO0thdche, CIked Breasts, Earache,
and Weak Back. The following is but q sam.
pie OF tile numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, Jeff. Co.. Ind, May 2s, 1873
al think IL my duty TO inform you that 1
have suffered much with scolien feet aud
chords. A few bottles OF Centaur Eminent
has done The Work for me. have not been
free from these swellingsfn eight years. Now
am perfectly toeu. The Linlmenl ought TO
- "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof ia in the trial. II Is reliable, II
is handy, II Is cheap, and every family
CHI ould have the Whiteen Ctaur Linim en-
The YeDOw Cenfaur Lintnent IL
adapted 10 the tough muscles, cerds and
iesh OF horses aud animals. IL has perform
esl more wonderful cures In three years OF
SPAWN, strain, wind-galls, Scratches,
Sweeny, and general Lameness. than all
other remedies Ia existence. Read what the
great Expressraet say Of II:
NEW YORK, January, 1874
EVERY owner OF horses should give the
Centaur Eminent a uial. We consider II
the best article ever sed IN our stables,
al. MARSH,
"Bupt. A dams TX. stable1, N. Y.
az. PULIZ,
"Supt. U. >. Ex. Stables, N. Y.
- ALBERT y. OLfN,
"Supt. Nat. Ex. Stables, N. ""
The best patrons Of this Eminent are Far.
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Linlment. IL heals
alls, Wounds and Poll-evil, remov e. y we'll.
ipgs, and il worth millions Of dollars AN
innally 70 Farmers, Livery -men, stock grow
ers, sheep-raisers, and those having horses
or cattle.
What FarrIer cannot do for go the Cen.
taur Llniment Will do at a trifiing cost.
These Linlments are sold by All dealers
throughout the county. They are " rranted
BY the proprietors, and = bottle will e given
10 any fsrrier or Physician who uesifes 70
test them.
Laboratory Of ]. 3. Rose Z Co..
4s Day ST., NEW roRE.
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io19 FVS
i4j,U73 bales; gross - BALE. Exports to
Great Britain 6O,759 bales; France 1856 bale ";
Continent 1893 bales; Channel ,3jt bales.
Night Net receipts 1914 bales; gross $3.50
bales Futures closed firm. GALES 1890 bales
November ii 0,@il G2c; December 10 y7@i0 9S;
January Ii O5@ii o.; February II l1@iI 1850;
March Al Sic; Aprll ii 4l@il A.; May Ii 90
II lSC: June III II.
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ESTAB LISHE ED in 1873
FOR SALE.

Improved and unlmproved property In
every part of the city and suburbs also
farms and farming lands in Dallas, and
other counties of Texas,
For rent or lease-ROoms, offices, business
houses, dwellings and vacant lots In the
city Of Dallas.
Special attention paid to ahstracting and
pefecting titles and establishing land
claims, and TO the collecting of reats, notes
and accou nts; also 10 the rendering OF prop
ertyior and payment OF taxes. All coileo-
lions promptly paid over or remitted.
Persons having real estate for rent or sale,
are respectfully requested to give us trial.
The best OF references slYen.
CUMMINB h DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents No. 100 Lama street.
sep29-tf
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EYnMlng M,nnrt- Elne-c.Al.
Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, November 7.-Cotton-receipts
asst bales lex ports-GreaJ b itain, 2,sO0
bales; coastwise i7J bales. sales 1885 bales,
STOCK 6l,473 bales.
Cotton easy.
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Tax Notice.

All persons owing an occupation tax,
either stale or county q are notified 10 come
forward promptly and pay up. Az the grand
Jury will meet aOoa't December 1877,
prompt payment Will save cost.
Also, the state and county taxes for the
year 1877 are now due, and the rolls are now
In my office for collection. ALI Taxpayers
are Iequested To pay up before the taxes be
come delinquent. BY so doing they will
save cost. ". ~, Pk AbhE
Tax Collector Dallas County.
November |, 1871. nOvld&wln
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Medical College
OFAJABAMA.

a M Q b I L e.
The winter course of Lectures At this In
stitution will commence on the l4th OF No
VEN Der next, and close April J, ISIS.
The preliminary course will begin about
the middle Of October, at which time the di.
rectory rooms will be open.
The College has always been well patron.
ized by Texas students and reference is
made 10 It's many graduates, In various
parts OF the State.
For eirvSlar and further particulars. sp.
ply TO w. II. ANDERSON, N. D.,
Dean ofthe Faculty.
,blle, Auglst | 1871. aug5dltv9 m
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noon ReDort- FInnncInl.

GALVESTON, Nov, mber Told 81 0lI5@
81 O219. Exchange-'New York sight y dis.
counl@pm. New Orleans sigut "a discount
"a premium.
NEW YORK, November 7.-Stocks dull
Money per cent. cold III O21s. Exchange
long "a 81; short 81 80. state bonds quiet
Government bonds arm.
Gold opened 81 we
EVoBIng htpOrI-T Ine.c!aI.
New YORK, November 7.-Aterling quiet
al per cent. Money per ceut. Goa sleay
at VI O4Is, Government bonds steady. stat,
bonds quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, November 7.--Gold 81 OPP
@sl U25s. sight "A discount. Sterling DanE
"A IS,
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VIVID sKsDAY. TUESDAY.
Middling Uplands. ... 5-lBd 5-lGd
Middhng Orleans. -. ll-lbd Il-l6d

LIVERPOOL, November 7.-Noon.-Cottol
tending downwards.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-03-21
THE TWO RACES

We take the following sensible
remarks from the Salutatory of the
Adcance, a new paper started at
Birmingham, Ala, by James A.
Scott, colored man. whose speeches
and Influences proved a power in
the interests of Democracy in this
State lately. We are indebted to
Col. Leonard for the paper.
1t is with inexpressible pleasure
that we behold the downfall of that
party. which for the last ten or
twelve years, has kept itself in pow
er by continually tanning sectional
strife, and arraying one class of
citizens, whose interests were
one and the same, against the other.
During the period the beautiful and
fertile South was sorelY tired :-her
broad fieldes of tllable land lay un-
cultivated and wholly upcared for
her manufactures though but few,
were abandoned and her people
openly robbed under the guise of
taxation.
The Southern people just after the
war male their fatal mistake by not
then cultiva'ing the good will and
friendship of the colered people,
had they done so the confidence and
support given to the thieving car
pet-baggers by the new voters would
have oeen lavished upon the good
men of the South with whom they
were better acquainted +; but thanks
to the Supreme Ruler of the Uni
verse, the colorcd people have open
ed their eyes to the glaring frauds
and robberies perpertrated by the
Infamous carpe:-baggers and 10 Ion.
ger assist them By their ballots, in
further plundering the South. \
1t will be our special mission to
aid in our feeble way in the cultiva-
ton of more friendly feeling be-
tween the races. for we are mutually
dependent upon one another, and |
unless we can foster good will ami
" our lovely and productive country
will avail Us nothing. our liberty will |
avail US nothing, our interests will |
anguish and life itself will be regard |
ed misfortune by all.
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DIR. CHANDLER. F.R.S.A..
THE WONDERFUL ,
EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
NJ EyEE MWp
EE lie MAR.

This uncomfortable PURATTT7 Ia
g9sgerfsL AhIEds = 447k Tonic, B1
-E7N1, combining UtTtaes ecE,tch render
1t ipU0Els0bEe and 1iegeT- failing, and by
cate ali diseases of the blood. It's fsagTe-
dents are Of a purely harmless ertFGc-
EggpttG92 P9oot2aees, and trRere there Is
the slightest faint OF disease f5G the syS-
through the medium Of the skin, or er-
peEEi3lg 1T through the many and TGsiOsIS
channels of the body, thereby Gttosgtags-
their proper normal and functional con-
dttiO.E. A Gerry brief space or time eCtEE
doubted reliability and qCoaderfstE catrG-.
tiUe properties, &c being, most etllquestiols-
and tie yreGtest ctiscovorg 81 the 95resens
age, i5s the treatment Of eGeqY disease
seat of the lesion or disorder, sucI as
ECROFULA and the Thousand and one
causes that lead to this terrible GzficttOlES
of 1UIsicEs all CiciJi@eG communities are
c00satsa3tt, fos. ItbEtcGg Truth has assert
ed that the 50 Sins of the fathers shGEE
eratioas. - and to BROKEN- DOW,F IND
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS 1t ~ a.
of man once 9se0re to assume the GOd-EiEee
form of manhood. ~
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSTELLATION Or
COSTTVENESS, LIVER md KIDNEY
COMPLAINTS GENER-AL IND VERY
GL4ND UL4R ENLARG ERENTS, EPT@
Z'HELIOMAT0U US GINGER SCURVYp
a INFECTIONS OF THE BONES, INDO-
L EMIT U-L @ E R s., II Ell ALE COM
PLAINI5S (x7sG to the ge8ltteg sea- 40 Is a
boom long sought for bV sesasdttoey sWscep-
tibIe, and delicate females as ID takes
direct action q4pols their afts1ae29ts) md
Ill FORMS or CHRONIC DISE4SE
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE SEAT
OF THE TIeO UBLE, 1t Is G1agGIMGbke. A.
perseverance, ecttLa this remedy acitt prore
a positive and PeFasG9le3st care for
CHILLS and FEVERS and all AEAL-A-
RIAL POISONS.
Thousands of Testimonials attest the
truth of these claims.
Price, One Dollar, i1s large 60ttLes or
a. hnffLaR. 81.
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LEY VALLEY, Tenn. March II, 1877.
To the Editor of the Morristown Gazette:
There surely must be something in the
sod, climate, or atmosphere OF Messy
Greek, which favor the development of
newspaper letter writer's, there is ssSam
Slick, "Sam Phrame, = bill Tunes, f"
and a host Of other Messy Greek B.sb51er-s
and Rpplers, who never seem at a loss
for items, in fact we begin to think that
Messy Creek College, is a school of en-
bryo editors
Having no news worth writing we
prepared an address, covering five pages
of fools-cap, ali cuss words, and dedicat-
ed it to the creator of President Hayes,
old Joe Bradley and others; it was an
article full of fire, and birthstone and
enough to make a radicals whiskers curl,
then before the mail went out, however,
the GAZETTE came to hand containing
that heck letter from 'Meeker, = and the
truth of it is, he took all the wind out
of our sails, that we had nothing left to
say, SO VIC reluctantly laid oar eloqte's'
address INTO our own private waste buaket
and saved six cents in postage. But
Hurah for Meeker, we endorse him, and
Wen stand at his back until his nose is
punched off.
We've got the Texas fever pretty bad
just now, and if we can manage to secure
a dead-head through ticket we aim to
strike towards the Lone Star about next
foolsday.
Well cousin John, this is poor letter,
but it shall at least possess one merit,
brevity. From the western terminus of
the Texas Pacific Railroad you may
perhaps receive the next, and better
etter from Yours as ever.
CITNcr
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u The Carlottesville Chronic.

R The Charlottesville Chronicle,
one OF the ablest of the conservative
papers of Virginia, invokes the South
not to ''be guilty of the folly of frus-
trating any kindly designs of the
new administration by heaping on it
maledictions and abuse before it is a
month DID," and says sit becomes US
to be wise as serpents and harmless
rs doves at least until there is full
development Of the Southern policy"
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~ The mansion of Hon. Thorn
as C. Perrin, of Abbeville, s. C.,
which was recently burned, was the
scene Of the last session Of the Cen
federate Cabinet. Jefferson Davis
and his Cabinet passed through the
town on their retreat from Richmond,
and were entertained at this house,
where, after a final consultation, they
determined to disband. The Charles
ton Meas and Courier relates that
Mr.. Benjamin, Secretary Of State,
consulted with the host, who had
been the first man to sign the South
Carolina secession ordinance of
1861, as to the disposition to be made
of the great seal of the Confederacy.
Colonel Perrin urged him to cast it
into the Savannah river, which he
was to cross the next day, and it is
believed that this was done.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEOE.
TRACEAEONs

A sEsght sO-cGIEe6 cold fgtEE Outlines
lead to a serious cough, qChic1, gfElcnre6
f0s. or badly treated, mast haze bat Que
4.esasEt-is must eVeE1tW0te S4s settled c0s5
of BRONCHITIS. 4g5sxt fs acOTse. the
1eadEy CONSUMPTION. TO all suffering
from hcz90Ssi9ag cough and eepectOFati0n,
TIRA CHEON offers a. sound reliable, and
permanent relief. lit xasglSs e7ats eHpect0-
ration, and enables the patient to erpeE
that terribly septic deposit, aUIticIt, If left
aCifEoaft jssdicfoles treatg9se1lf, q7aatst com
97sgsnicate its poison to she pesfcaEa7' sab
stance Of the Ese7sgs degeNerGtl2tg and de-
StrOyi9sg that most essential of organs,
and GsEttRsdte6 only In an carly and a9a-
timely death. ira CHEON has mo eqsEGE,
97sstct less 90 ssszesiogs and dts ecfI 9aot
only 4e4aore the depcstfs thereby aH0Fdt9ag
great relief, bat heals the membrane and
teaUeS the patient 99s possessions of healthy
Price. Tiftv Cents per bottle or sis
seOffLes. $3.50.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-03-21
Hon. Sale.
The Oak Hill School Property

II miles from the Leadvale depot, on the
c., G. G. & c. RR. The buildings are
all of modern construction, nearly new,
in excellent repair and in healthy and
beautiful location, distant I of mile
from church, post-office and stores. The
property consists of a school building, a
gothic cottage, story and half high
acres of land " alter is supplied from a
eapacious cistern, contiguous to the
house and never failing spring near by
Title perfect. The owner wishing to
change his occupation, will dispose of
of this property on very reasonable
terms. All the household property, in
Guiding nearly new piano, will be sold
cheap for cash Address
GEO. r. RUSSELL,
Leadvale, Jefferson CO., Tenn.
Mcclellan