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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25

MEDICAL DIRECTOR r. w. MITCH
ELL gave a supper to the Howard
Medical Corps at the Peabody Hotel
Monday night. DR.. Mitchell deliver
ed feeling and appropriate speech,
after which the following toasts were
proposed:
/. The Dead of the Howard Medical
Corps-Drank in silence.
2. The President, his Cabinet, and
COngress-Hon. w. J. Smith
3. The Howard Medical COrps-Dr.
Palmer, of Florida.
f. The Howard Association-Presi-
dent Langstsff.
8. Our Generous Friends Abroad
J. NJ. Heating.
6. The Medical Professor of Mem
phis-Dr. Z. NJ. Willett.
Z. The Press-COlonel Nichols.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Gen-
eral Pope declines to appear in the
Fitz-J ohm Porter case unless regu-
larly subpenaed. After the ad-
iournment of the Board General
Terry announced that a dispatch
was received from the War Depart
ment relating to General Pope's
appearance as a witness. A con.
ference will be held tomorrow on
the subject.
Chas. w. Pontez, late policy
clerk in the New York Life Insur-
ance Company has been arrested for
completely in the $64, 500 forgery
by which the Union Trust Company
was victimized.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25

MAJ. PETTIBoNE is either very
reck less in disbursing his campaign
fund, or he is poor judge of Oratory
Taylor proved on him at Wits Foun-
dry that he had paid w. p. Gillenwa-
ters twenty five dollars for his services
during the canvass, and we suppose
Reeves gets about the same pay.-TTi,
6LL11e.
And we suppose that at least twenty
times twenty five dollars was paid to
induce delegates to attend the Nash
vile Democratic Gubernatorial Con-
vention, and we know of a number of
leading Democrats who suppose the
same thing.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25
MINOR DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The Sec
retary of State sent to Chattanooga
$500 of the fund in his possession
for the relief of the yellow fever
sufferers. -os rFr-rE
AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 24.-The
Chronicle tomorrow will contain ar
appeal from ex-Confederates in be-
half of the widow and children Of
the late Lieut.. Benner.
BELLAIR, O., Oct. 24.-The
reaper ond thresher manufacturing
company have made an assignment !;
liabilities, 100000; nominal assets,
100000.
CUMBERLAND, MD., Oct. "a
The Presidential party arrived here
at one o'clock this morning. They
were driven to the fair groundsi at
ten.
President Hayes was escorted by
the military companies, and wel>
coined by Gov. Carroll, after which
the President made a speech which
was enthusiastically received. Sec.
retary Sherman also delivered an
address.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-In
accordance with orders of the Gov>
ernment, the arms of the First and
Second Infantry, of the Crescent
City Battalion and Orleans Infan-
try have been removed to the
Mechanics Institute, where they
will be guarded until after the
election.
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 24.-Dele>
gates from the several Greenback
clubs through the State met yester-
day, and the regular Greenback
ticket, which was left incomplete
by the Worcester Convention, was
filled by the following nominations !:
Lieut.. Gov, Jno. F. Arnold; Sec
retary of State, Weston Rowland !;
Treasurer and Receiver General,
Horace Benney; Sargent and Audi
tor, David King.
BOSTON, Oct. 24.-The Green
hackers in the Fourth Congression>
District held an ex cited, inharmo-
nious convention last evening. The
regular convention refused to make
any nomination, but subsequently
Wendell Phillips was nominated.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Cardinal
Paul Cullen, Archbishop Of Dublin,
is dead. He was born in England
in 1903. He was nominated as
Cardinal in 1866.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Several Ger
man Socialist newspapers, antici-
pating their suppression, announce
their discontinuance, but at the
same time advertise the appearance
of new journals by the same pub~
fishers. Thus the Vorarts, par
ticularly violent Socialist organ,
announces the speedy appearance
of a paper to be named the Reform
Journal, to be devoted to the gen
eral interests of the people.
The editor of the st. Petersburg
Russki Pravada has received his
first warnining for printing letter
to General Duntelli, the newly ap-
pointed chief of the secret police,
exhorting him to deal leniently with
political offenders.
The Golos has received it's first
warning and its sale On the street
has been suspended for attacking
the general anti-socialist law.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25

RUMoRs are rife of Cabinet changes.
Attorney General Devens is said to be
tired OF Washington life and Secre-
tAry Thompson is To retire, so the
guild Uuncs have it. Hon. Eugene
Hale is to take his place.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25

The Rogersville Spectator copies in
its editorial columns a diatribe fFem
the Jonesborough Times against Maj
Pettibone, in which he is alluded to
as " Michigan Vulture," Michigan
Shark !" Michigan Condor, %" Mich.
igan Liquor God" etc. Aud yet they
say the editor of the Spectator is 6
minister of the Gospel. Oh shame
where is thy blush
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25
wARR ETs BY TELEGRAPH
sew K0rk naFaea.

New YORK. Oct. "a. q
Money, Exchange, A 814 Gold,
l OO3 Cover nment bonds steady;
new SIS, 054. State bonds quiet.
Flour in moderate demand; super
fine Western and State, So 25a3 55;
common to good extra Western do,
So 60 8 85; good to choice do, So goa
4 so; patent Minnesota extra, good to
prime, $5 9047. 90; choice to double ex-
ira, So. .O5A7. 25; southern dull; common
to fair extra, So 85a4 80; good to choice
do, S.. OOa6 90. Wheat 1a2c lower; IN
graded winter red, 98;s$l OF. Corn
4s1c lower, 45a47c. Pork lower; mess,
81 25a900. Lard lower; prime steam
on spot, $6.474a6 80.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25

THE Knoxville Tribune now that it
has embarked in a crusade against the
Revenue laws and those whose duty 1t
is to enforce them, would do we'll to
reproduce some of its editorials of
1875, when it was bawling for free
whiskey and " still-hOuse in every
hOlIerD
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25

Tay lor appeals to the people, who
can not be bought and will not be die
tated to by the poor creatures of a
Ring.-TTib1ne.
But the Penitentiary Ring" or
gan manifests a wonderful interest In
his election.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25

DURING the prevalence of yellow
fever In Memphis, up to Monday
evening, the Relief Committee had
issued 576,352 rations.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25

"The sun rises in the east" ex-
planned the teacher. eyes, an
there's suthin' rises in the west,
too" chiined in one of the smaller
boys. "Well, what is it % asked
the schoolma am. "Injuns !'' shout
ed the urchin.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25
NOTARY PUBLIC.
FAMILY GROCERIES.

~ c. LOCKE, No. %, east side Market Square
n. Commission Merchant and dealer in amily
Groceries, Country Produce boughtand Sold
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25

This Drill will lands where other Drills will fail
Drill that will choke clog FILTHY LANDof less
otherrequ but horses We believe this will
work great revelation in Grain Drills the Oliver Chilled Pw
among other Pows. Circulars md
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-10-25

WIN. NJ. BAXTER, (successor 70 Baxter Z
w SOM Attorney at Law. office Exchange and
Deposit Bark Building. Practices in the Courts
r. krnrrilla
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Business ltrEftnrg.
FIRE INSURANCE.

F.F. ATWELL. AeENT
Home Insurance Co. N Y, Assets so,5Sd,Sa4z
Continental do do do 2.SOS.SSS
xi24dly
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West Point Cadets.

\ Competitive Examination Of an.
plicants for Calc;Ship a: West poiu.
from lilo first Congressional District
Of West Virginia will 10 held at Clarks.
turg, ON Thursday. Jaly 95th. 1878.
Tho applicants must to between II
aud % years old. at least five fee. high.
free from infections or immoral disor-
lcrs or other diseases or inirmity which
would render them unfit for military
service. They must bc we'll vorscd in
reading, writing, including OrIhogru-
ply, also arithmetic, ard have c Enowl-
cdgc o. tic clements Of English gam
mar, Of descriptive geography and his.
tory, particularly Of the United States
The applicant who shall be appointed
must report at Yves. Point by the 1ath
of juno, 1879. In tho inuanlirlo he
vii he specifically informed of bis duties
and eau qualify himself for them.
Is. ;WlLsoy,
N G. First Cong Dist. W. Va
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Tobacco Question.


It will DO rccollccted that Inst winter
tho Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
ISSUED an order to bis deputies, Instruct.
ing them to tax as separate establish
ments tobacco mincf.ctory aud u
store or stand for the salc Of lo5aeco,
anl requiring them to DO kept in separ-
ate rooms. This decision va appealed
from in Baltimore, aud the case taken
before Judge Gilcs,o tho United States
Court, who sustained tho appeal. Tho
Commissioner has since instructed Ills
deputies to disregard tho decision o.
tho Court, and to DO very careful to ex.
cept every description of factory limits,
whether Of olI factories or new. whicl,
does not exclude the store. The Dulti.
more Cigar Manufactures Association
has unanimously resolved by advice of
eoutscl. 10 be governed by the decision
Of tho Court. which atlilms the illegal.
lily Of the partition oIdcr." so.cal!cd
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Ey LAwLEssSEse.-El Editor DcD.o.
era! II desire, with your permission,
and at the request Of several citizcus,
to call the attention Of tho powers tliit
DO to tue rcvclry, rowlyism, aud
OIhor acts contrary to the peace mud
good order OF our town. which, occurs
Utmost nightly, Especially docu this
occur on the corner Of Bunk Alley aud
Centre Street. and on End Street.
Certainly, il We have town ordinances
they should DO enforced; so that our
people will not DO Rightly disturbed
aud Morpheus robbed Of his charms.
What will tho authorities do?
a: OBSERVER.
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ES- TIE GARDEN PARTY given on
tho grounds surrounding tho mansion
Of Il. j. McCrndlish, Esq, Tuesday
night, was q success beyond all expcc-
tatious. The evening wus delightfully."-
pleasant. The grounds were lighted By
two large relcctors anu aa inuumera.
bic number Of Chinese lanterns placed
in every suitable place. The variega.
ted colurs shot out froa tho lanterns,
heightened by The bright faces Of hand.
some ladies' III elegant toilets, lent TO
tho scehS q beauty uud cnchantmcnt
never SURPASSED BY outdoor cntOr.
!aiumcut given III on. city. Cakes,
candies. bOqucts. fancy articles with.
out number, ice cream and cyerythin.
to tempt tho appetite. satisfy tho taste
sna please tho were in tho greatest
abundance. Tho crowd present. was
simply immense, and that they were
enjoying themselves cOald DO seen in
their smiling faces and pleased uaa.
ncrs. Tho receipts wcrc S325. 10
tho ladies Of the church is due tho
credit for the great success Of tho en-.
,crprise. We. as also tho entire com.
munity, vii! DO glad to have tho Gu.
ter'aiamcnt repeated. -l'mhr'sLHry
Sr@imt.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-13

EE' PERSONALS MIR. j. j. Peter.
son returned last week from IN cx.
tcuLed tour to Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Cape May, and other rcists. Mr..
Peterson, while at tho University, re-
teivci the degree Ola. NJ.
Mr.. J. s. Gregory and family leave
for Maryland to-day on visit to
friends aud relatives in that Strte.
Mr.. J.'W. Chapman. Who bas tccu
very i'll for several days, is, We urt
glad 10 learn, now much better.
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EXAMINE THIS ALSO.

A large line Of staple and funcy Dry
Goods, Notions, White Goods, &c.
+" Prints at s. 6, I and S cents per
yard.
/! Laurel D. Muslin s conts per yard
Good Jeans ut 20 and % cents.
Good Brown Muslin at I cent?.
Bleach AIuslins s to II! cents.
Giughams 10 icy ccnts.
No trouble 70 show goods or furnish
samples. Cell and SEQ mO before max.
ing your purchases .
Il 80 GEO. ROSS,
Corner Main mud "a Streets.
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PLEASE BEAR IN MIND

That the cheapest aud best shoes in
this town are to be had ut the cheap
Cash Store Of Geo, loss, corae, Main
and ID Streets, opposite tho burnt dis,
trict.
GOOD Gnitcys 81 per pair.
FOxcl CATERS 81 %.
Morocco Shoes from 81 50 $. so.
\ full line Of si'lC.lAco aal button
Shoes At low vIiees for CASH.
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'AEGAA MoVIcEs.
---------------------- -------------'-
BRICK HOUSE AND LAND NEAE
WESTON FOR SALE.

Cuder decree Of the County Court Of Lewis
county, rendered OIL tic li,h of February,
1878, in the casao OF P. NJ. Hale against Dom
mick Sweeney and Others, will sell NJ
public nLcticn, TO the highest bidder, liz
font Ct the Court blouse OF Lewis ccantr,
on the 9Th DAY Of August, 1879, that being
the first day Of tho August County Court, +"
parcel Of
8 ACRES and .! POLES OF LAND
lying about one mile above the town of
ETeslon, On the Weston aad GaulCy Bridge
Turnpike ard Tic Hest Fork riser, on
which i9a goct
BRICK, HOUSE.
TEENs.-A crcli; Of C, Q and IL months
the purchaser to give notes with good Sc
cuti,y bearing interest from date.
HENRY BRANN0N,
july13iw Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
William L. Lively,
vs.
The Trustees OfiEc Branch Normal School
Association OF Gilmcr county, and others.
N c!IAScERY IS THE CIRCUIT csuRr or GILMxn
COUNTY.
In PURSUANCE Of 4 decree rendered IN tho
above described cause, At tho S1nteulber
term, 1877, Of tho said Court, the under.
signed Commissioner appointed for the pur.
pose, will. nj thu front door Of the Court
House Of Gilprr county, on tho first day Of
the August term, 1878, ofthc County Court
OF sud county, proceed to sell at public auc.
licn, to the h;ghrs, bidder, that valuable
HOUSE AND FIVE ACRES OF
LAND,
situate In the town Of Glenvillr, West Viz
GINA, now used by tho branch Normal
School Association of Gilmer county, mi,
by the iiunrd OF Education OF the District Of
GlCnTille, IN the county Of CilnIrt.
TERMS Of SALE.
Said property will y" sold UPON credit
Ufsix, twelve md eighteen nanthS, the pur:
chaser eNrcnIing WOtes with good security,
and "Arin. interest from date, lot the Sey.
erAl inSI1lmCnis Of rIrrlmso money.
W. q. BENNETT.
iulyl34t Commissioner
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SNcc,A Notices.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT
JARS, QUEENSWARE
GLASSWARE.

Mas6n's sclf-sculiug glass jars
quarts 81 Is per dozsu-! gallon
81 25 PEI. dozen.
Standard glass iars-quart0 81 25
per dOzcn-3 gallons 81 Is per dozen.
Jelly glasses, sealing waZ, &c., at
the lowest cash prices.
GEO. ROSS,
Min and ID Streets.
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;. L. LIVELY, Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
4. " Harrison, Commissioner,

". " Harrison, Commissioner,
vs..
Robert Erwin, LcmuCl Stump and P. Hays.
IL cHAScERY.
AS Commissioners appointed by decree
Of tue Circuit Court Of Gilmcr county, reu.
dersl in tho above named cause, a. the
spring term, 1860, the undersigned Commits
siOnets will sell Mt public auction, in front
Of the court house door OF Gilmer oun,y,on
Monday, tho 18th day ofAugust, 1878,
that being the first Jay of the trial term of
the Comfy Court Of Gilmer county, the
TRACT OF 240 ACRES OF LAND,
situate on Steer Creek, in Gilmer county.
about Twelve miles ives, of the town Of
Chenille, and lying on beth sides of the
GiImcr, Ripley and Ohio Turnpike road and
generally called tho sold Jacob Roger
Farm" The said farm is at present claimed
and cultivated by S. L. Hays.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
CALEB BOGGESS,
WIN. Z. LIVELY,
Commissioners.
BY WIN. Z. LIVELY.
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Commissioners Sale efa Portion IF I"
LOT or LAND IN THE TOWN or
WESTON.
Flora Ca,rdep, Administrative Of L r.
Camden, deceased, plaiutiG,.

Camden, deceased, plaiutiil,.
vs..
James u, Hayden and others, defendants,
Is CuAScERY.
{ Fus.uant TO a decree Of the County Cous;
of Lewis county, made on the 9Th day of
December, 1877, the undersigned Commis.
sioncr appointed fer tho purpose, will pro.
coed to sell at public a"ct;on. to the highest
bidder, on
Monday. tho 9Th day Of August, 1878,
at the from: docs of tic Court House
Lewis county, that being the FIRST day Of
the August term, 1878, ofsa;d county, tho
piece oflanl in the bill and proceedings in
said cause mentioned, n
LOT OF 90 FEET FRONT,
on Second Street, and running back on the
alley adjacGnt thereto,
~! FEET.
in the town Of Weston.
TERMS OF SALE.
Enough cash in hand to pay costs Of suit
aud expenses Of eclc, and the rcsilEcon It
credit Of 6, IL and Is months, the purchaser
giving bonds with good security, bearing
interest from date: aud the title to SAID
land to to retained until the further order
o: Court.
W. i. LIVELY, Commissioner.
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PLEASE EXAMINE THIS LIST.

AT tho Cheap Cash Store Of George
Ross, corner Main aud ID Streets. jus
opposite tho burnt district, you can
buy
Salt at 81 SO per barrel.
Brown Sugar lOcts per pound.
Crushed Sugar l24cts per ID.
Graduated Sugar l9lcts per IL.
Choice Grccu Coffee 2Octs per ID.
Choice Roasted Coffee 2jcss per ID
Best Carolina lIicc lOc!s per ID.
GuupOudcr Tea GGets per Ii.
Aud u full line Of staple and fare,
groceries at bottom prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-13

Eg' FnoM letter received from
Rev. G. NJ. Fleming, We learn he vii
not DO able to iill his appointment acrc
Tomorrow.
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EJr The remainder Of tho County
Claims will appear next week. A
press Of matter prevented thci- insct-
ito: 10 this isstc. asa
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-13

Ey' VIZ are informed TINT Addison
Hall. Of l'roeman's Gre k, hEsin the
last few days. lost four very fine young
cattle. Blackirs is supposed to to the
cause
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Report cfMc Comlitio" ct''he National
Exchange Bank Of Weston. at YES.
Ion, in Tho State Of Hest Fi'yinia,
at The close Of business, June :!9tk,
1875.
- vrso,.rrr-
T.uans and discounts Sl1I, 400 60
uveTAr1Ilts 5li 30
U S bombs to secure circulation 100 200 90
U S bends en- lmud - 1850 90
Due fIoa approved Reserve
agent, 9,Gll c.
Due from otIrr National Banks 5jj 81
Real estate, furniture and fixtures $500 %
Current expenses aud lakes paid 2,2lj 10
Checks anh other Cash item, 81 IL
Bills of other hunks 1870 90
fractional currency, including
nicklcs, 100 Gs
Specie including gold Treas
ury crrtiticalcs) 3,9l5 10
Legal tender notes S,l6J w
Rrdempii IN fund with United
States Trersurc:,5 per cent Of
circulation, 1900 oO
Due from United States Treas.
urer, other than : per cent
Of redemption fund 100 90
Total s!5G,9sG y
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid III 100000 90
Surplus fund 90, 900 90
Undivided profits 0,l73 So
Nasicaal Eank notes outstarl-
Ing 49," 5000 90
individual deposits subject to
check 1851 lG
Duo to other National banks l,9O3 20
Due to State Banks and BANKERS 45i 40
Total S9s6, ?SG 02
Stat" %s. Of l Ne Iii. ri;gi"i"' s. S.
'NV""9 y N'"''t
|, D. N Bailey, Cashier Of the NbO'c
namcL Dank, do so!Ciunly swear that the
above statement Is true, to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
D.. N. RAILEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before he, this
9th Iay of July, 1878.
y. Il. NEWTON, Notary Public.
COrrCct-Attcstc:
\. 4. LEWIS, Directors.
A. Il. kCNST,
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Huntington is selling clothing cheap
for cash.
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re- Real EsrArg. PARTIES wish
ing good farming lands, sol! rich. we'll
watcrcd, climate healthy, good neigh.
bOrs, mill and store close. school and
church ucur-thc very best part Of
West Firsiria-titlc gccd-will do
well by addressing
+. BnlSEMAN,
Weston, ". Va.
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Paints, oils, putty and glass at Pet.
orson's.
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Tho reason Dr.. Simpson sells so
many drugs, notions, &c., is because
they arc so good and cheap.
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Go to Mrs. PattcrsOn's and get good
coffee at 2Qcts per pOuud-bo.h green
and brown.
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Glass tumt!crs ~ rcu,s per lo=tn
Ut Grscry's.
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NOTICE TO TIE LADIES.

Mrs. Cox desires to inform her cus-
toners aud tho public generally that
she will sell all her straw and fancy
goods from COW until the LIST Of July
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~ Mn. A. W. WoopFoRp has had
his miIl thoroughly repaired. aud is
now III full running condition. The
atv improvements he has added enables
him to do the worry best of work.
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Wall paper C.: petCrsOu's.

A largo stock Of clothing just re-
cciYcl ut DuuuinstOn's.
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SNce>M Notices.

S\NSENNN NSNNCSSs
"-"~>~~---.~-->-~~-~-.~-~-s-
AZ Monkey HOTEL FOR REST.-
T offer for rent tho Monkey Hotel
property. I will rent it us hotel,
upon the mest reasonable terlrs, or !
vii! rent to different parties for rcsidca-
ccs. A. w. WooDFonD.
A fine assortment Of French Candies
at Wilkinion's.
Lemons, Oranges, Figs, Pruucs,
Dates, Rais;ns. Currants and the vcly
best coffee for % cents at Mrs. Pat.
tcrson's.
Go to Wiliiason's for your apples,
oranges and peanuts.
Lamp oil and lamp chimpGys for sale
ut Mrs. Pattcrsou's.
Highest market price paid for 4
kinds of produce at Barnes. Bring in
your eggs.
EED Dr.. CREAM eau DO found at his
officc at Mrs. Nlurruy's on Second
Stecct-nisht and day-whcn not pro.
fcssionally engaged.
Morning Glory Baking Powder is
celebrated for its purity, is the most
economical, makes most delicious. light,
white d9d wholesome cookery. Keeps
any length If limo in any climate un-
changed. Only iQc.s per pound at
GtcSory's Grocery, sole agent.
PLAIN !QussrlOSs.-Arc your lungs
affected? Have yos hectic cough
II SO, consumption ha1 fastened its
fangs upon you at Oncc-usc Piso'S
Cure, for sale at Chalfant 4 Barc's.
Evening Glory Baking Powders at
o. CoSRADs.
At MIS-. PattcrsOn's you eau get light
brown sugar for 10 cts, and white for
la!.
Fish--alrckercl, Lckc Herring,
Cod fish, Scotch Herring, &c, at Mrs.
Pat.erson'S.
E9' For Saic.-Thc Westo
Tcpyurd. For full particulars apply
10 T. \. EDWARDS.
Sweet dried corn and pickles Of tho
best quality at RaraeS.
Tie best Hoe, all steel, warranted
as steel hoes, made for 75cts. VIII
last Lifetime. If not, I will give
you another free Of charge.
y. CONRAD.
American and French Candies at
Barnes.
Morning Glory Baking Powders for
.i0cts at Grcsorv's.
That graveyard cough. Use PiSo's
Cure. Chalfunt & Bare solo agents.
Go to GregOry's for your Baking
Powders l0cts per pound.
White sugar la4cts at Barnes.
All kinds Of family groceries Of tho
very best quality at Barnes.
Cigars, tips, stcgics, tobacco aud
snuff OF tho best quality at Mrs. Pat.
tcrsop's.
EJ For SaIe.-A now Bag
gatell Table worth SlI5. for only $50,
by RoDERr JurrEn, Weston.
Why do tho county physicians buy
their supplies Of Peterson because
his drurs arn nurn and hc snlls ut Inn
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Fruit jars-gluss and stone--at Mira.
Pattcrs0n's.