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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To all persons who are troubled with
old Ulcers, Boils, Cuts, Burns, Piles,
Ring Worm, letter, Frost Bite, Chapel
Lips or Hands, and all erupGons Of the
Skin, can be instantly cured by using
DR.. G. +. Duncan's Ointment with Car
bot1c Acid, possessing the most wonder
full healing power of any Salve that has
ever been made, and so pronounced by
all who have used it, its effects are like
magic. HORSES WITH SORE BACKS,
Shoulders or Scratches, cured instantly.
Try it. For sale by G. A McNUTT.
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UuIa NOO'l
q. r. p. JARNAGIN.
Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

s'Durang's Rheumatic Remedy the
great Internal Medicine, will positively
cure any case of rheumatism on theface
of the earth. Price 81 bottle, six bot
for circular TO Helphenstine g Bently,
Drsggasss; " M as,lhgeon, ~ y n bOie
in Nashville. 6m
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W. w. Coles New York and New
Orleans Circus and Museum.
MoRRIsToWN, Tenn, Der. II.

L
Amusement seekers will be glad to
learn that the proprietors of this famous
establishment have announced their in
tention of exhibiting here. It is hardly
necessary to say much about an enter
tainment which for variety and magnif1-
cence has no equal on the continent.
Mr. Cole, with his accustomed enter
prise, has secured for exhibition two of
the greatest curiosities of the day-the
largest man and woman in the world.
Mr. Bates. the male giant, is eight feet
high, lacking ] inch, and his better half
who appears along with him, boasts ex-
actly the same number of feet of wo-
manhood The couple have appeared
before Her Majesty, who was 30 much
impressed by their appearance that she
presented his giantship with magnit1-
cent gold watch valued at 81 900. This
gift, it need hardly be said, is cherished
by Mr.. Bates as his most valued posses
sion. From first to last the performance
is pure, healthy and entertaining.
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The ticket of the Butler-Democratic
Convention in Massachusetts is already
dissolving. D. N. Skillings, candidate for
Treasurer, and Bayer o ,Reilly. candidate
for Auditor, have declined; and even
Caleb Cushing, candidate for Attorney
General, refuses to stand it. 1t is moth
ing but rump ticket now.
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will peruse this positive evidence of
the great moral reformation that now
encompasses and controls Colonel Char1-
ton. We can see the penetrating and
just now equivocal eye of the last of
the Narragansetts" as he hastily scratches
in his vade-mecum-'t Colonel Charlton
An cratic Christian a Democrat indig-
enous to Knoxville and with all that
q FuroT,Jar -,
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Democratic Executive mmit-
tee of Granger COUNTY.

list District-Green A Mcdaniel, Ben
Peck, Dr. 10 Hptfmaster and Thomas
Naples.
ID District-G A Carmichael and J b
5! District-Clyde Alexander and Tn
Tayl1F.
William Happier.
9TH District-W W Moody and Henry
9Th Districts Massengill and NJ
Smith.
9TH Distsiet-Plsasant Whitlock and
William Cfumiey.
9Th District-John Perian and W
Jarnagin.
9th District-J N Mitchell and Jerry
IarRagin,
10th DisiriGt-ARasFson Dalton and
DIR r Wilkinson
18th District-R B Bundren ana John
Malicoat.
iatA District-D d Williams and q W
Roberts.
18th Distriot~W D G Willis and Eli
Cleaveland.
18th District-Elijah Williams and
Calvin Eckle
JOHN K. SHIELDS, Chairman.
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Died.

At Panther Springs, Hamblen county
Tenn, on Monday, Sept. Goth, 1873
Mrs. NANCY A., wife of John G. Tate
Esq, in the Goth year Of her age.
Mrs. Tate was native of our county,
and well known to very large circle
of friends and relatives. She was a
member of the church and lived an ex-
emplary life. Two children survive her,
John FL. Tate, our fellow citizen, and a
daughter.
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Snccess Attained atLast-

According to scientists the beat meth
cd of purifying liquors is to agitate- it
and Introduce an abundance of fresh
air. A large proportion of the typhoid
diseases of the present day are caused
by the use of impure drinking water.
Bishops Water Elevator and Purifier
will purify the foulest well or cistern in
q very short time. Its excellent quail
ties are recognized by all who have ex-.
amined or tried it. They are not ex-
pensive. Buy one and satisfy yourself
what an Improvement it is on the old
modern or iron pump. For sale by
ROWE Sc BUTT,
Morristown, Tenn.
Manufactured by J. j. ATKINS, Knox
vile, Tenn. jy II, '78--1y
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Gen. Gideon johnson Pillow died
last week at his residence. near Hell
ena, Ark. OF CONGESTION Of the brain.
He was boin in Williamson county,
June 8, 1906. He graduated at the
University of Nashville In class Of
1927,
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Hot alum water is said to be the best
insect destroyer known. Put the alum
into hot water and let it boil till it is all
dissolved; then apply the solution hot
with brush to all cracks. closets, bed
sects are found. Ants, bed-bugs, cock
reaches and creeping things are killed
by it; while it has no danger of poison
ing the family or injuring property.
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NOTES AND DOTS.
NEWPORT, Cooke Co., TENN.
Oct. 9th. 1873.
Q the Editor OF the Morristown Gazette !:

To the Editor OF the Morristown Gazette:
BIG BOYS AND GIRLS.
Leaving home en- Monday, i came up
the Buncombe railroad and have been
"cavorting" along both sides of the road
and both shores of French Broad river
NY first stopping place was at T. G. BIZ
bee's-you wrongfully spell his name
with one e-who, if L may judge his
wealth by the stalwart sons and buxom
daughters about him, is rich man. He
resides on the east side of the river.
BIG HOGS AND MULES.
Passing over to the west side, called
on James A Rorex again, who showed
me his hogs he is fattening for the
Southern market. He has over one hun
dred, and they are whopping big ones
already, with three or four weeks time
yet to feed. He has also fine lot of
mules for the same market.
THE COUNTY sEAT-REvIvAL.
Arrived here last night, and learned
that the county court adjourned last
evening. They voted to continue the
use of the house the circuit and other
courts have occupied the past year.
You will remember that the court house
was burned more than a year ago, with
all the records. The place for the per-
manent establishment of the county seat
of Cooke county, am told, has been in
controversy among the sovereigns for
the past fifty years. The matter is in
the courts, where it has been long years,
but believe the people here think that
they will finally ''set down" on all OPP
position, and enjoy the profits and hon
ors accruing from the possession OF the
holding of the courts within the corpor-
ate limits of the village of Newport.
Nous UeUT0Ls ace shall see but when T?
Last night attended the union re-
yivai meeting which has been conduc-
ted under the leadership of Rev. Mr..
Bachman, of Sullivan county. He is
an experienced workman and an elo-
quent speaker. He speaks to the point,
every time, and is an apt teacher. His
text was from Deuteronomy, SO: part of
the 25th verse. His sermon was short,
but comprehensive, and ought to have
convinced many. About 80 conversions
are recorded. The other day he preach
ed a powerful sermon upon the subject
of the Way to Heaven, in which he al
luded to the duty of those who hoped
to get there who were at variance and
enmity towards their neighbors. 1t had
the effect of reconciling several who
had been thus at variance. The good
the meeting had done is very great.
MT. Bachman is gentleman of
about fifty years of age.
l see our fellow-townsman Rev. w g.
II. Smith here, who is engaged in the
work going on.
Mr.. Bachman is to leave here to-day.
PERSONAL.
James Carroll, who resides in the
neighborhood of Col. William Jack and
Esquire Rutherford, cut his leg with an
ak, few days ago, and Inflammation
has supervened, and his life is despair
ed of. It is feared, that modification
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Walter H. Shupe, editor of the Adoo-
cate, the National Greenback Labor or
gan in New York, has filed voluntary
petition in bankruptcy. Assets $87; liza
bilities 500, $685.. Commenting upon
the above announcement the Brooklyn
Ledger says: ''The above named rascal
is the sharper who proposed to send his
worthless paper one year to all dupes
who would send him twenty-five cents
As the postage on each copy would cost
fifteen cents year, and the blank paper
fifteen cents more, of course he could
not send the paper year tor twenty-five
cents He started out to humbug the
public and succeeded very we'll"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-10-16

Abou! seven hundred thousand pounds
of dried fruit have already been shipped
from Morristown, this fall. 1t is estima-
ted that enough more will be shipped to
make up round million pounds.
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The Holston Conference of the M. e.
held its annual session at New Market,
jefferson county, Tenn, converting on
October 2. Bishop Scott presided. Nine
persons were ordained elders. The fol-
lowing are the appointments for this vi
cinity: @
Tazewell-H. Pile.
Speedwell-A. J. Greer.
Thorn Hill-Supplied by W Harrison.
Rutledge-A. g. Watkins.
Sneedville-W. M. Haskell.
Rogersville-M. a. Rule.
Newport and Wilsonville-T. F. Rob-
eson.
Cosby-D. Richardson
Parrottsville-P. III. Reed.
Morristown-T. r. West.
Messy Creek--P. NJ. Bewley.
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THE BONDHOLDERS SCARED
FIGHTING FOR THE FIRST DIS
rTRIOT. HLsEl 49,


When the Revenue Ring succeed
NJ ed In defrauding 'LiLtIe ALI" and
''The Ram out Of the nomination
% and Purchasing the nomination Of
Major A. Fl. Petitioners has been
proven by the .Jonesboro' Times. a
stanch Republican paper-a feeling
or serenityand security pervaded the
entire body corporate, from the head
of the Ring. Major Pettibone him
self. to its, tail, the redoubtable Col.
Reeves. When young Robert L.
a Taylor was afterwards nominated
to oppose him. deristve laugh went
np from the whole Ring. and the
great Goliath of the Ring, hooking,
as did Goliath of old when the
youthful DAVID went out to combat
with him, said: cam i a dog. that
thou CONTEST out to me with slaves
5s Come to me, and ] will give thy flesh
to the fowls of the air and the beasts
of the 6eld!'' r-r ssa.
Not more astonishing to the anx'
ious Israelites and the exultant Phil
VA fstfnes was the result of the combat
between David and Goliath. than
% was the FIRST meeting between the
youthful Taylor and the veteran
Pettibone, to their respective friends.
.i At the very first encounter Taylor
.-. put his antagonist on the defensive,
and from that time until now. has
h been literally driVing him around
the district. He has vanquished Pet
tibone in every contest. He has WOE
- golden opinions from all men. The
lllL tide Of popular feeling is bearing
him on TO glorious victory at the
The Ring has changed from joy
and exultation to dependency and
despair. Pettibone, conscious of his
90 inability to maintain the contest sin
gle handed with Taylor, has called
upon his henchmen for succor; and
now the reserves are marching TO
the front to relieve him.
Already Col. Thomas H. Reeves,
Chairman of the Republican Execu-
tive Committee, has published list
of appointments. The Rev. w. P.
Gillenwaters, Esq, late an aspirant
for GubernatoriaI honors, is strip |
ping for the fight. and will enter as
- soon as Pettibone furnishes him the
money to defray his expenses. which
Pettibone will probably do as soon
as the bondholders make another re-
rnittance to him. Gen. Credit Mobil- |
Ter De Jolgar Garfield. OF Ohio. a
~ cousin of Pettibone's, will be here,
4, NJ we understand, ina few days to fur
Their enlighten the people as to their
duty, and to teach them lessons of hoa-
eSty. It is understood that the Bond
holders will spend money in every
J doubtful district in order to secure
the election of enough men of their
stripe to prevent any legislation by
Congress in the interests of the peo-
pie. 1
Let the people be on their guard.
These tremendous efforts now being
put forth in the First Congressional
district to save Pettibone are being
brought about by the Bondholders,
either directly or indirectly. Petit
bones vote 10 Congress in the inter-
est OF the Bondholders and against
the interest Of the people. would
probably be worth thousands and
even millions Of dollars to the Bond
Alt holders. Taylors vote. in the in
terests of the people, would be
-- worth thousands and even millions
of dollars TO the people.
/
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w. Ivie Westbrook, editor of the
Brownsville Bee, and Secretary of the
Howard Association at Brownsville,
died of the yellow fever last week.
When others were fleeing for their lives
he remained at his post, visiting the sick,
comforting the distressed and bnrying
the dead. He was personally known to
almost every editor in the State, and
was universally esteemed as an able,
courageous, true and honorable gentle
man. He died the death of hero, and
will long live in the memory of those
who admire the highest attributes of hu-
nature
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A woman of New Haven was RECENTLY
fined, with option of imprisonment, one
day for each dollar. She has $3.50 in
the bank. but is serving out her fine,
since she could not earn ST. week and
her board outside.
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The population of Memphis, usually
more than 10000, is now, as it is estima-
ted by the AUaLa1che, reduced by the
yellow fever fright to $500 whites and
G. 900 blacks.
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FROM the Newport Sentinel we learn
that the railroad bridge across Pigeon
river, which has been for some time past
looked upon as dangerous by railroad
renairs.
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County Court Clerks can be furnished
with Marriage License at the GAZETTE
office as soon as called for. We keep
them on hand so cents per quire. Q.
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Special Notices.

ALEXANDER Fl. STEPHENS uses ''Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy" for rheuma-
tism. 1t never fails. Ask him.
tnoy7'77-6m
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Mrs. Stillman Alden has just died at
Ludlow, Mass, aged eighty-two. Dur
ing their married life of sixty-six years
she and her husband were not under diff
ferent roofs for single night.
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The body of Mrs. Sallie Leonard,
woman of bad repute, was recently dis
covered in field in the suburbs of Bris-
toll, with evidence that death had besR
produced by strangulation. F. G. Miles
and his wife and Mrs. VIM. B. Snapp
were arrested as psrties 70 the deed. The
evidence was sufficient to justify the eE'
amining magistrates in binding Miles
and his wife over to the Circuit Court.
They weFe committed to Blountville Jail
last "wednesday.
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The Rogersville Spectator says that Mr..
James Rogan, of that town has gone to
Chattanooga to assist the yellow fever
sufferers.
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An election is to be held in Campbell
county, November 18th, to ascertain the
will of the people as to subscription of
$50, 900 to aid in the construction of
railroad up Powell's Valley from Carey
vile to the Claiborne county line.
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r--------------
CHILDREN CRY

For DIR. Duncan's Worm Syrup-it is
is sure, safe and pleasant to take, and
never fails. Try it. For sale by q. A.
McNUTT, Morristown
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Our County Court adjourned, last
week, to hold a special session on Mon
day last, especially to consider the ques-
ton of purchasing County Poor Farm
The session was held and decision ar
rived at, viz /: not to purchase. This
leaves the poor to be provided for by
special direction of the commissioners.
According to facts elected in the dis
cussion, we learn that there are NOW 43
poor persons provided for at an average
expense of $27 per annum for each per-
son.
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Thanks to Esq. @. j Burnett for a
half bushel of very superior sweet po-
tatoes.
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Old man Betcheler, of gold coin noto-
riety, died at Charlotte, North Carolina,
on the 23d of September.
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Your faded locks can be easily restor.
ed by using Greenhalge's SOC Hair Re
storer. Sold by G. A. McNutt, Morris
town.
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The Knoxville Chronicle accuses some

The Knoxville Chronicle accuses some
of the dealers around Market Square in
that city of riding into the country,
meeting farmers bringing loads of pro-
duce to the city, tell them huge lies
about the prevalence of yellow fever in
town, and after buying the produce at
half its value, send the feeced farmers
home half frightened to death.
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Sept. 5. 1877
Result of a Generous COntribu-
ton.

Some three weeks ago Messrs. Land
rum g Iitchfield donated several hun
dred dollars worth OF tlgair celebrated
Seven Springs Alum Mass for the bene-
fit of the Yellow Fever sufferers, and
have just received the following letter
from the President of the Howard Asso-
station at Holly Springs, Mississippi:
HsLLS SFR+YGs, MIes.,
Sept. 10th, 1858.
Messrs Landrum Litchfeld,
Abingdon, Va,
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Col. Leon Trousdale, State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, visited
our Academies and schools last Monday.
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Local Notes and Other MesCs.

A good white frost covered the ground
in this locality last Sunday morning.
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QUERY why viii men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy
Marbnrg Bros. seal of N0rfh Gar0liasa,
at the same price?' Jan. so. 70 Ivy
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President Howard AssociatI

At last it seems that remedy is dis
covered to check this fearful disease.
ii sssrS IqHdrnm & Litchfield are ship
ping large quantities of this valuable
medicine to the South.
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GENTLEMEN:

Please accept our thanks for your case of Seven
sptiags s!IF6n and Alum Mass received some
DAYS ago GltS 4+1lapeH Of Qgr citizens are using
1t with good results, Respectfully,
I 7,
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NATURES NoBLEsT REMEDY!
Endorsed By Medical Profession.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AMI
WATER FROM THE
Bedford Alum and Iron SPRINGS

ESTABLISHED 26 YEARS.
IAN excellent tonic, Alternative and diuretic !.
Medical Asso. Lynchburg Va
used with unparalleled success in hsemorrhagic
Malarial Fever recommend it as q preventive
and cure for Yellow Fever.'-W. A Green NJ d
Ex-Vice Pres't Ga, Med. AssO.
Invaluable for Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhoea
and Nervous Diseases. Geo t. Harrison M D.
WoInan's Hospital N. Y rH
Efficient in disorders of the Liver Kidneys
Bowels and Bladder. -B. r. MITCHELL NJ d :. Phila-
delphia, Pa
Successful in diseases peculiar to Women B
Blackfofd, NJ. D., W. III Horton, NJ D. Virginia
'Unequaled in Scrofulous and Cataneous Affec-
hons.'-J. Nj Allen, NJ. D., North Carolina,
Successfully used in Yenereal Infections. B
Roemer, M. D., st Louis, Missouri
Unfa1llng IN Throat Diseases. '-Drs. @. W. Car
rington and w. S. Morris, Virginia
Entirely cured of chils by it Rev. E O. Dod-
son, Va
Has real merit-So Med Journal
PRICES :-WATER, 81 case of doz. u gal bottles:
50 for gal. demijohn; 80 cents gallon.
MASS so cents and 81 bottles, s. so and IS half
dozen; sent postpaid. Liberia terms properly gra-
ded to wholesale and retail Dealers directions and
analysis with each package; full proof all claim
ed free upon application; sample supply free to
physicians desiring to test
These Springs open the year round. Terms
till LIST December $25 month, So week 81 so day, to
Fare first class-all the Carriages meet
visitors at Lynchburg Lawyers and Forest upon
advice of arrival; latter two points only miles
from Springs. Fare to Springs 81 Address A
M. DAVIES, Prest of the Co., Lynchburg, Va
There is Sanitarium on the premises in charge
OF Sk1llful physicians for treatment of inYalids.
Sold by M. CARRIGER co.
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THE YOUNGSTOWN MARBLE.
WHAT is SAID OF TT.
Letter from Prot. Stafford.

I1t0VtF J IO740 4 TVI 'I1ty Ut =
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Sept. 81, 1874. {
DIR. NJ. CAnR1esh Dear Sir-Yours
of the 18th inst received, and yGaf
white. or light gray marble consider
a frst-rate article. It is, | believe, the
highest colered marble in the State. 1t
is well adapted to the purposes of Tomb
atones and Monuments.
JAS nj. Stafford,
Geoiogist of the State of Tenn,
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PERSONAL

James Carroll, who resides in the
neighborhood of Col William Jack and
Esquire Rutherford, cut his leg with an
ak, few days ago, and Inflammation
has supervened, and his life is despair
ed of. It is feared, that modification
will set In, J. S. w.
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te,. from C. z. p. Jarnagfn.

Letter from o. z, p JarRdgfa.
Messy CREEK, TENN.
NoY. IL, 1877.
DIR. NJ. CARRIGER :-Sir-After hav-
ing gotten out and published 1875 speci-
mems of marble for the State Museum
at Nashville, pronounce your marble,
for monumental purposes, far superior
to any of them in compactness, hard
ness and durability. In these respects
it ssurpasses the Italian and Vermont
marble. Nothing short of The general
cCnfagralion will destroy it.
Yours, &c, hasie
q. #. r. JARNAGIN. 8
We keep constantly on hand
a full stock of Morristown Mar
BILE; also of Italian and Amaii-
can Marble. Persons wanting
ToMBsToNEs or MONUMENTS,
viii be furnished any kind de-
sired. Orders respectfully So
licited.
M. CARRIGER,
Proprietor. MofTlstoson Marble Horks-
H. IA 70
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NOTICE

am prepared 10 execute ali work i'm the Black
s1aithin line at greatly reduced rates, in satie-
factory and worknlanlihe manner VIII hnd ma
terial and shoe all round for 7E cnts. Iron thin-
BILE nkein Wagons mt Si5-materiMl furniahed Our
old-fnshianed fiat skeina e SAL All other work in
proportion, for cash or produce Ia exchange.
dive me a call az Loves old stand, Mofriatown.
JOHN NOE, Proprietor.
jan 3I1,aT8--Iy
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Keep your back-yards clean.