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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-22
LATEST BY MAIL.

Canada is now sending beef and beer to
England.
:. Owing to the competition Of India the
tea trade Of Shanghai is declining.
A sleep-walking young lady in Cotton
wood, Cal, while passing through her faith
er's sleeping chamber was awakened by his
hand upon her shoulder. She fell down
dead.
A man in Wilmington filleda sprinkling
pot with benzine, and dampened the carpet
in his parlor with it. as = protection against
moths. Gas generated by the benzine caus-
ed violent explosion, killing two women
Who were in the apartment.
Poredin, Oct. 1s.-The car, addressing
the general staff on Wednesday, declared
that he and all the members Of the imperial
family would remain with the army to share
in the labor and fortunes Of the war and
witness the deeds Of the soldiers. He con.
cluded. ~ myself will care for the wants
Of the army, and ifnecesary all Russia will.
as once before, take up arms"
Havana, Oct. l9.-News has been received
that Spanish column recently surprised
thirty insurgents. killing fifteen and wound
ing the rest. The killed were taken into
Puerto Principe for recognition. Among
the dead whose recognition was established
a an undoubted fact were Senator Machido
president of the Cuban chambers, and Sena.
tor Larrua, insursent secretary Of war.
New Orleans, Oct. l9.-Pinch back has
written the chairman Of the senate election
committee, renewing his claims to the sen
a.orship, calling attention to his credential,
Of January 18th, 1877, duly presented b,
aena.or We,. and referred, but never acted
on. He says Senator Morton early last ses
sion promised 10 investigate this matter
The credsn,ials ars y valid a. those o
Eusti. or kellogg. and should receive care
iul consideration.
White Bird. one Of Joasph's chisfi, faile'
10 come In with the other lssdsss and dc
eli.sd 70 give hinsslf up . the morning Q
,hs a.. F3sdlag shas 10 vosh so@appsss
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CONCORD COACH FOR SALE.

One first -class four or six horse Concord coach
In good running order. 6rst-class vehicle IN
every respect. Will be sold cheap. Apply al
this Office.
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FOREIGN.
REs!uMINa WORK.

REsUMIN0 WORK
London, Oct. 22.-1he lockout of the
iron workers. in the Clyde ship yards, who
demanded an increase of wages, began Sat.
urday 10 the Forrest of Dean iron district.
The forgemen received notice that they
must accept per cent. reduction on their
wages or terminate the contracts.
WAR ITEMS.
Mondon; Oct 22-Eighteen thousand men
and forty cannons were captured by the Rus.
slams in their recent victory over Ghazi..
Mouktar, Turkish reports, Of part Of
their army holding fortified positions on
Aladja Daeh. ia unfounded.
The Russian loss, carrying Aladia Daeh,
is oficislly reported l44l killed and
wounded. Tho losses on the other parts of
the battlefield are not stated.
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION.
Paris, Oct. 22.-The principal buildings
on the Champ De Mari. and Trocadero. for
the exhibition of 1873, have been completed
aud tho interior arrangement commenced.
Great progress has been made in the foreign
department, particularly British, where an
immense building for agricultural machine
~ are 6nished. The United States minister
has had IN interview With the director Of
the exhibition relative to the American
department
EXPLOSION.
London Oct. 22.-An explosion has oc-
CURED in the colliery at Hight Blantyre,
near Glasgow, four hundred men we're in
mine and large number killed.
ANOTHER MINING DISASTER.
Glasgow, Oct. 22-The most intense ex-
citement prevails over the colliery explosion
Exploring parties are endeavoring to get Al
the miners but have little hope Of rescuing
any. The bottom Of the pit is said to be
full of dead bodies.
LATER.
A special train sent to bring the injured
Of the colliery explosion to the Glasgow in
firmsry has returned. No one having beer
got out alive. Twenty dead bodies have
been recovered. 1t is feared the entire fou,
hundred, in the colliery when the explosion
occurred, have perished.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York, Oct. %.
Gold--l.O3c.
Money-6@7.
Stocks-Irregular.
Observation-Disclosures.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FAILURE.

FAILURE.
Quincy, Ill. Oct. GA failure is an
nounced of Bradford, Mccoy & Co.,, an
old lumber firm Of this city. The liabili-
ties are estimated at 100000 to tl50.00O
NOT GUILTY.
Chicago, Oct. 22.-The jury before which
several Of the Cook county com nissioners
have been on trial nearly two weeks, have
brought In verdict Of not guilty.
Reading, Oct. 22.-Two men convicted Of
burning the Lebanon Valley bridge during
the riots received sentence OF Eve years
each and were fined one thousand dollnra
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ny NJ. Jones, of Nevada, 70 .uthoriz,
coinage e:' Of . dollar Of 4lsl grains, standard

ny Ar. Jones, of Nevada, 70 authorize
coinage Of /. dollar Of 4ls1 grains, standard
silver, and for other purposes.
a resolution was submitted bv M Ed
nunds for the appointment of a commi,,e.
TO consider the state Of law inspec,ino a.
certaining and the declaration Of the reault
OF the election for president and v,ce pre.i.
den'' snd that the committee have power 10
report, by bill, or otherwise, and Mr.. Ed
munds moved 70 amend II BY adding the
words "and that said committee have now.
er to confer and act with any committee of
tho house that may be charged with the
suejeot." Agreed TO. Tho ire,olu,apn
passed @ amended S..
revised dHasa sts;saattsss, q blll iRsndlps .be
animals.
Mr.. Chaffee submitted resolution direct.
ing the secretary of the interior to transmit
TO tho senate the last annual report of the
government directors Of Union Pacific
company. Agreed to.
A number Of bills were introduced.
Adjourned.
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And he Smiles Broadly When Asked
to Surrender.
Fhs 's.sssla o. ,'saov . e.:..,.-.-
Failure.
4 Terrible Disaster n. 4 Scotch
Colliery.
Four Hundred Human Beings Perish.
Other Items Of General Interest.
THE SITTING BULL COMMISSION.

sVS SsS suNN 0VS6 SSWvVusSSSSsSs
TIE BIG INJUN" REFUSES TO TREAT.
Chicago, Oct GA Times special from
the Sitting Bull commsision at Fort Worth,
British northwest territory, Oct. 17th, via
Fort Benton 21st, received early this morn
ing, says the commission have met Sitting
Bull aud utterly failed TO obtain any salts
faction or terms of settlement Of him. After
detailing the difficulties through which the
commission passed before reaching the
Indian band aud the reluctance of the In
dians 10 yielding TO the persuasions of the
Canadians and allowing an interview to
take place, they fearing some trap was about
to be sprung on them. He describes Sitting
Bull as swsrthy, black haired. bcardless
pure b!ooded savage, with an air Of judicial
gravity and intelligence. He continually
fears treachery ON the part Of the Ameri-
cans. aud distrusts his own tribe when they
are near. He refused 10 shake hands with
the commission. and said he wanted them
to set out in full view, and not behind the
tables. They complied, and Gen. Terry
addressed them, stating the object of the
visit. namely: That the president wlshed
the hostilities to ceaae forever, for the sake
Of all parties. If the Indians would return
and refrain from hostile acts against the
United States government, free pardon
would be given for all mast acts; no attempt
would be made to punish hem. and the
past would be forgotten. This the presi-
dent promised. He went on to say that all
other hostile Indians had now surrendered
to the United States authorities, and had
received no punishment whatever, but had
been received as friends; they had received,
or would receive The proceeds Of the sale
Of their horses and arms; they had been
presented with cows, and otherwise received
honorable and Just treatment. The same
terms we're offered Sitting Bulls people.
The savage warrior smiled broadly at the
mention Of surrender. The speech pro-
duced no effect. and the offer Of peace was
rejected. The council broke up and the
commission turned their faces homeward.
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A special communication of St. Johns
Lodge No. 1, A. F. & A. NJ, will be held
at the lodge room to omorrow (Tuesday)
evening
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NEW YORK.
PERFORMING IN HIS ROOM

PERFORMING IN HIS ROOM
New York, Oct. 22.-John Brougham,
the veteran actor who was to begin this eve
uing q weeks engagement in Pittsburg, Is
confined to his rooms in this city. suffering
from infismmetory rheumatism.
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WASHINGTON.
SENATOR BLAINE.

Washington, Oct. 22.-Senator Blaine
was taken suddenly i'll last evening with
chills and fever which prevented his depar-
ture for Augusta. He is much better this
morning and his physicians state he is not
seriously i'll.
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FIRES.
AT ALLIANCE

At ALLtANCE.
Cleveland, Oct. GA fire at Alliance,
Ohio. this morning, destroyed about e10, 900
worth Of property.
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NEW YORK MARKET
New York, Oct. %.
WHEAr-dull and lower; No. 2, red win
tef October 1.423@1.43.
CoRx-fairly active; &c better; mixed
western; 6l@624c.
OATs-6rm mixed western; 34@3sc.
PoRK-quiet; 1920.
LARD-quiet; s.s5@s.s7!c.
WHIsKY-l34c.
- - cu,c.co-s e=a----
Chicago, Oct. %.
WHEAr-unsettled and lower; 1.O9 for
cash; 1.04ac for November.
CoRN-6rm and higher; 444@44sc for
cash; 44c for November.
OATs-Hrm and higher; 23sc bid for
cash 23sc for November.
RyE-53a@63ac.
BARLEY-59lc.
PoRK-weak and easier (; l4.O0 October
1880 for the year.
LARp-steady s.45 for cash.
WHIsKY-S.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Oct. %.
WuEAr-!@1lc lower; l.09sc for cash OF
October; 1O5sc for November. No. 8
1.o5!c.
CoRS-frm 44sc.
| OATs-24c.
| RYE-54!c.
BARLEY-64c
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CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS

noss Of Clothing the sam. "a,
give Of hon
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cbalianoOsa Postmaster.

Gen. Jthn 7. Wilder has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Gu a'tanooga,
Wis Thomas TayloT. This is only
au5ther instance where the President
and Mr.. Key have gone batk' on
theit wOrl. NS have several times
solcmnly declated that no Office,
should be removed without c.lI3c.
There were no charges Of any kind
ataih1t Mr.. Hntlcr. We have heard
Ghlttanoo1aas speak Of Ma. Taylor
time and again, as being
aic best officer they have ever hal.
Then why is Mr.. Taylor removed for
Cen. Wilderf The matter is very
clear to us, if all reports are trrsr,
which is simply this: In lSH hey
was the Democratic candilaLe for
Congress and CrutchGcil the Bcpub-
lean. Wilder voted for Kcy-at the
same time claiming 10 be a lScpubli-
.an,. and.now M. Key returns Tia"
compliment. Reform! Reform J! Re-
form! =!
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county nIsh scho0li

The Knoxville Chronicle pays on
fellow citizen, A. L. Blunt, the fol
loving compliment:
Capt. A. Z. Blunt, Of Cleveland
Tennessee, n graduate of Dartmouth
College, hiss been elected Principal Of
this institution, and will take charge
oft at tho beeianing Of the next SEES.
sior. Capt. Blunt is a frst-cLlss gem
tlcnan, IL every respect, good taach-
er AL one of the most successful
practical agricnlhuists in the State.
The school is loclted:at Mouse Creek .
In n circular before US We find the fol-
lowing:
In connection with this school the
Trustees will establish, rs soon as
possible, al Experimental Station. tee
oLiGt of which will be e. educate
,bhys'for nr.cticai aadiseeMiG+ farm
ors-not TO teach them bow 10 pillow,
but why; bow 10 manage soils, ua
nurcs, and the application Of different
soils 10 different crops, selecting SEED,
fccdinG and ~EaItcping stock, and hor-
ii %nliarr.
The Institution sill unite theory
aol prcticc asfi 80 possible -theo-
ry eyplaialng practice, aud practice
~il!usiraliw; theory. Fifteen acres AL
io;mmc the Institution will be used rs
the experimental grounds.
Capt. Blunt is the man to make
such al enterprise ~ this successful.
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Aslk Your.eIl G.ese oueslions.

Are you al sD-gjcui ~ulicrai from
sick headlche. 'a4ituai = slivcness,
ltlbitatop ot'hc ,lrrl? lave YOU
Dizziness Of lFe heei? j5 Jour Ncr-
vous system ]depnssri2 .Jocs your
Blood circulate JaGiy? Have you q
Cough? Low Smdis, Coming ~ Of
the food after ,atin-. &c., Sc. An
Of those aud much lofa are the Ii
rect results o. Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant and Iaaigcsii1n. GnEEN's AZ
GUST FLowER j. now acknowledged
10y I'll DmSsist5 70 be q positive are.
:, 4O0,000 bottles were siscn aWay in
the u. S~.,througb Druggists to the
people as o tla.. Two doses will sat-
isfy ans person OF its wonderful quail
ity in curine VI forms OF indigestion.
;}ltnple bot 'c5 i0irts. Regular size
75ets. Sold positively by all first.
class Druggists in tba L. s.
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SPRINGS.
Hack Line and Livery.

have made arrangements with M,
u. Thompson & Co., of the "Palace
Stable" 10 run = daily stage line in
connection with tho railroad trains.
Immediately on The arrival OF the
trains at Knoxville, passengers are
transferred to Iieht. comfortable
hacks and reach Monivaic 10 supper
They have inc horses aud skillful
drivers and viii ordinarily mako the
trip inside OF two hours. They have
also an ample Uumber OF Buggirs,
Carriages md dhe horses aud We
propos" TO have a we'll appointed Liv-
ciyfor the reconciliation of oCl
guests.
CUA2. >. Kso, Proprietor.
G2S I'm.
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Attention, Owners Of TlITcsI-
nIal

We have received the following note
which explains itself, and with which
we hope those thaa haN' hrcn run-
ming iIircaher3 wll comply;
NASHVILLE, TEvN, JAY 10, 1877.
Please request tho92 pertons who
are thr"shing wheat in your county,
10 report TO me weekly.
LIST. Owners Of the crop,
n. Number OF acres OF each crop.
81. Number of bushels Of each
crop threshed 10 date, this present
season.
Number of bushels above or lclow
previous estimates OF each crop
Yours truly, j. b. KILLEBrEw,
Commissioners.
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General News.

From i'll parts of our country comes
up the cheering news that in Dr..
IIart's Antibilious Discovery the pco
pie have found arcmc1y for so many
Of the ills, which in this climate make
life frequently so unpleasant. The
Discovery proves TO bc u sovereign
remedy in all cases of arrangement
of the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and
blood, and some of the most obstinate
eases Of Ehcumatism have been cured
by its use.
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A RrAUaslI

Some fellow ..sigaiqg himself "lSe-
publican" has written % communica-
ton from here to the Knoxville Trib-
unc, attacking severely District Attor-
ncy Geo. Andrews character officially.
We think We know who this Rypubli.
Ctn is; He is Democrat, and uses
the signature TO mislcad the reader.
If he is u Republican why don't he
address his clmnlni iItid.l ID the
Chronicle W. feel SURE it would
have becu published. We are not
fighting Mr.. Andrews battles, but if
the writer of the article Is who we
{ hiuk il is-and we hate good reason
TO bchcve-hc is u fraud, atd has not
half the character Of Geo. Andrews
even il Andrews is guilty oil al be Is
charged.
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Won may Dun by Postal Gard.

The Sla Francisco ChsOnicle thus
cyplains.thc is3ae of Ike salt brought
in t},at city agaiust the sender % q
dunning postal end;
"a. Zoohlnlllaar wis cy1min"d be
fore United States Commissioner
.O'Gierne Yesterday on . charge Of
schdirg au indecent publication -
postal card-to L. G.. Emmoci, llw
clerk in the office Of e. Il. Emnlett,.
dunning him for an unpaid tailor bill
Mr.. Emmett was asked il lac duin'J
owe the It'll, but on objection was
made. The District Attorney argued
that the card contsincd ~ iunu.
endo that the debtor IL dishonest, b.
use Of thc fo'loTiug words: Honest
men Iay thci; ;il.ors' hll5.' Hear
gucd that al attempt 1as md'tc't"
hold Emmctt u +" rnbIir lldiculc.
The lang HAS WIS absolutely insult
ing. IT, vas au iilc"itimatc mode Of
Collecting a debt. The object was 10
protect the postofic, from becoming
the vchi"i' for co~ycgin" indecent
aud insuitjng communications. lie
eonaiaerei any wbecaminE langua%"
actionahlc. The defense claimed chat
there was nothia" indecent on the
card; that any lady coutd T''al il.
without Liushing. The Commissioner
,promptlg ralcd out the evidence AID
dismissed the suit.. hoidinE that tn
statute did net cover the ':aSc."
About the next thi 'S You'll hea' of
will BE- a suit against th" HEHALn for
sending the following to some of its
subscribers:
Honest men always pay the prin-
ter promtly."
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A Bargain 10 he Ead

The undersigned wishes to sci! OF
for prore"y in cleveland,
1870 acres of land, onc-hali cleared, the
other hall sell. tlmhcred anl water
plenty with an orchard If five acres,
situated on the line Of railroad, four
miles east OF Cleveland. July 23d,
1877. j. g. Upton.
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Commissioners Dischargd.

The following is the list Of United
States Commissioners discharged by
Jud g Triss. ut Knoxville, on last
Friday:
/ II. NJ. Akin, KGoxtilla; Thomas J.
Berry, TayloraviIle; John.C. Blkcr,
/ MlynardsviIIc; John ". Bowman,
Lockwood, II. II Carr, Johnson City;
David c. Dukes, Grccnevi'lc; Daniel
J. Duffy, Chattanooga; VIM. j. Da
Wis, Sncedyille; ". 1. Dowcll, Benton;
L. S. DcTrCny. cleveland; j.. u. Fulk-
eraon, Maryvillc; John +. Elmmcr,
BlountvilIc; Thomas McDcrmoti, Ro-
gcrsvillc; John Il. Meek, cambridge;
John MINIS, Madisonvillc; Samuel
&. Noe, Morristown; George L. OS-
den, Newport; Julius Ochs, Knox
vile; James J.. RAIDER, Bristol; Rob
lcrt A. Smith, Elizal,cthtnn; John p.
[Smith, Thylorivillc; j. j. Angel,
Elizabcthton; John NJ. Staples, Mart
burg; John =. Slower, Athens; A. j,
Trcwhitt, Chattanooga; Thos i. Will
Jams, Knoxville; T.. NJ. Bbumgatlner,
Biountvillc; Chas II. Dnliu', Wart-
burgy L. j. Duncan, Huntsville; ST.
phcn Ennis, Greene COUNTY; j. q.
Upton, Cleveland.
If the drunken old sot who prcsidcs
over the Federal Court will sober up
and examine the records, he viii sc
there is no use in appointing any
NOR commissioners f,r Bradley com
.ty. They have neither on ever ha !
u case before Them.
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We have very little change TO note
in the markets this week. Wheat
Stands about the same Us last week.
The farmers generally are boldinG,
with the expectation of getting better
prices. We quote as follows, for
wheat:
CHICAGO, G1.29GSl.10.
New York. Sl.40M3i.71.
Cincinnati, $1.20@$!.35.
St. louis, Sl.25@3l.40.
Chattanooga, Sl.20mSl.25.
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Prof. Rogers, of the Dalton Female
COflGst, ~ spendinG n few weeks at
LIld's Springs. We call the attcn.
ton Of the Dlltonitcs TO the fact that
he IS spending his time in the river,
SEEMING have TO send his meals to
him. lie went IN the other day with
his gold watch ON. 1t gave II silver
smith lob.
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SCI wheat.

Choice, cl.au, hanl-pickcd, Golden
Straw Seed Wheat ~ - per Poct 10
Ill competitions for premiums $50,
slG, -, - md s.. SEQ conditions
IN tlis paper 0f;Jhly 9th.
4. L. BCUNT,
July ;32m. Cleveland, L. Tenn.
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Since judge Trigs has dismissed
the commission in East Tennessee the
ia% treakrrs can have full sway.
There is rott'r, noHE 10 hirLcr the
law breakers from bringing their
wild eat whisky into the streets Of
any town and rrtailin g it out on the
European plau-Gct what YOU want
aad pay for what you set.
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T w

would respectfully Announce that lie
bas moved his News ID TdrchHS /
Agency from Bits We to Sac CT =.
where h. will 81. GA lis business 3
II more extensive and scicnti6c ma.
ncr, Us his new sitnltion alr b>t.
ter facilities for 50 doing, and he re.
turns ! 8 many thanls TO old ~.
irons apd f,rends for
the last f~a,ors, nd earnestly sclic-
its an creased cont ~" nee of the
same. lie also solc,ts the patronage
of the public at large, promising his
very best efforts 10 give satisfaction
in every instance. For circulars,
price lists, and the very best tCrtfis,
call on or address /. w. Hour,
Sale Creek, East Tom.
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dhNNN is moi easily earned in trcee
times, brtit ran be maic in 3
NJ" months BE- any one of either s y
10 any parsOf tn c%ountfy who is wiliingt1 Wo.k
steadily ut bhe employment we furnish. $6i per
week in Your own town. You need not be away
from home over night You can give yOar whole
time 10 wOTkrOr OT4y yCtr' spare mOmnnts. We
have agents VINO are making over so per day.
All Who engage at once can make money last.
At the PR sent time money cannot De made 50
easily and rapidly at any other business. 1t
costs nothing 10 try the business. Terms and "
outfit fec. AL lresS nj once, II. HALLETT n
Co, Portland, Maine.
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Our Home

BY reference 10 our market report
this week il will be seen there is
scarcely any change in prices except
in corn. Wheat stands at $1.l0W
Sl.l5.
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SUBSCRIBE

For any Book, Paper or Magazine,
y.r want, but send for nay list of
6vcr 400 papers and magazines. Of
fered to single subscribers at club
rates. Address |. w. IoLT,
Sale Creek, L. Tenn.
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Fhc town was full Tuesday Of
farmers, looking after wheat prices.
Some sold and others concluded IL
wait and see if prices wouldn't get
better.
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Mn. S. &. CAsH has established a
Shoe Shop nc the house of James
Wells, - miles west of Cleveland.
Ail %or'ters filed promptly.
4 JE1m.
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Go 10 Surguinc & Johnston 10
buy Sor9hum Mills anI Evapora-
tor. cheap. Molasscs taken IN part
paymCnt.
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Fifty sets Of bcdstclds At JOscph's
md will b. sold twenty five per cent.
l"sl than they cln be- bought else.
where Spccial attention called 10.
tir above facts. July o, If.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26

Z zach. dirOw has q notice in this pa
$tr announcing that he will exchange
cane mills and c%vaporatOrs for m"las-
aea. Jack. undoubtedl, Intends to
$wcctcn the whole country. llo'll
Have n hard old Job.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-26

1t is a fact we'll established by IN
questionable testimony that lldls
Hair Ecncwcr renew :, ~cleapscS, high
tens, invigoratos and rcston"s to its
original color and ~lustre, faded gray
or diseolorcd hair, cheapIy, quickly,
and surely. The poorest pe1pN gre
fer to buy it aud use it, rather than to
proclaim, in % manner mOrc fo'cfblc
than words can dclineatc, through
blanchcJ locks or grizzly beard, that
they are agcl and passing TO decay.
A very short trial I'll! c"nvince the
most skcptics( that it does eradicate
the scalp discusses which lob th" hair
of IFS coLor and t'fe.-F"rt Scott Dai-
~ Monitor. fRps,)