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sHERIFF,s SALE.
John Elby Lalts =
ksay 0ss 1avs. sskzkskA
] 's Emily Moose st !. snso, !.

- - Emily MOOSE st sl.snsps
pY virtue of ! certain order IL sale in ,.,-
v tition issued from the cours sf ccmner
Pleas, within and for the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio, In case pendins n ssid
conft between the above named psrsies. ana
to me directed, will oasr fol. .sals. e. public
auction At the east door Of the eelss house
in Woodshsld, on 49,
Sa,ardqy, IA soA day Dsesss5sy, 1879,
between the hours Of 10 c'eiosk Z. 4. s,d I
O'Clock p. m. ,aof sid dsy, sAs following d,.
'scsibsd real estate situate In tltirss 6sunsy.
Ohio, TO Wit: tRs sesaeh ii Ssi:sAsq :IsE
No. s-4fhs east half Of the southsast
quarter Of section sixteen township I've.
range slx, containing eighty 'sssss msrssr
less SssseA
Nos &-Alses the vest sidssf sAs nerth
west quarter. Of the northeast ouarter ~
section fourteen township hve, fspss Ava.
containing twentysave iscrss more or lvsa
and beihs the SANE pssuisss decided by
George ". Nslley. and wife 10 John Noose.
By deed dated Aprfl "a, 1875. ass4 g V
No. l0-Also, the following dssoribed prSm.
ises. to Wit: Beginning for the Ssus g the
southwest corner of liosrsain tract Or parcel
of land containing ffty-thrse sesse nnss or
less. and bsins aspast u weldon fourtssn,
township i've, sange i've. formerly o&hSd by
John g. Dunne, and being I. .patt ef aaid lot;
thence norfh twenty eight iods - ! stone in
the run; thence east forty SIX rods 10 :
stone; thence south twenty -sighE Esodrthshes
west To- theNpiacs ~ bsgilnjn6, pontaining
even acres, on which q 3 osH nil: s6d 3.
ing the same premises conveyed by Iohn 2.
sprisgs. Master Comnissionsr,ts 10 yoh1 ibSss.
BY dved dated Nay 81, 1863.
Nos ll-Alsos . : part of he west kslf ef
the northeast quarter of section loursssn.
township i've, range Ave, snd Also tks north
part Of the east. ka:f oltths spuSh esss oxsr.
ter Of ssams ssctiens tovnahip, spd range
containing in all one hundrsd and one acres,
more or less. 80 s''sses
No, l24Alsps the EfolleviDss described
premleesv veenysysd BY yobp A, Norris and
wife to John Moose, ~ decd jdatsd April 8,
1875, situate In Wsshingten township, said
county Of Monroe. 70 WI: Being all thu land
|bslonging 10 saidtJcha AIAsrria IN the nosth
west quarter Of the northwsst; asartsy, Of
section six, township three. sahge six, lying
on the east side Of the main rosd, except the
land occupied by the stable Of Jossph Cine,
also except twelve feet vide and twenty.
Atwo fsss long % lhs sass sidsio a s6ld senbls;
also all the land Belonging 70 said ,lshn 4.
Norris, ID the southwest quSfssf Of The north
west quarter ofIsscti6n aix, ItoNn6k1p sllbss.
range sfx. lying on the east side Of ~ main
road supposed TO be seven aerss IN Ill. 81.
Ant Land 1r~ = A - - -
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IEaf * go hlra "a laIEz. 80 Fe.s.a Us 80
Il ssSHERIFR.S SALE s,srr
"a II sas bifew - -aRAs g1EUu
saa hFa Thomas Dillon -. -
< : Z vs.. ~. So !,
] Thomas Miracle etaL Trustees. l

ny virtue Of i soertsinR ssndlx szponss
n issued from the court Of oouirnon pleas
within and Tor 1he county e. nenrce,
and State Of Ohio, in q case pending IN said
court between the above named parkies, and
to me, directed. wilI ofer .:or ssb q pnblie
auction q the east door q 9 ne esprs hcnss
Satuyday, ,tks 20tk day of Dscembe, 1879.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock d, n. and 1
o'clock p. m, Of said day. the following de-.
soribed real estate, situate In Monroe ooun-
ty, Ohio, to.wit:
church building known Is the United
Brsthren in christ's Church, ,sitnats in Frank
lin township, aud located On the southeast
quarter Of the southsast quistet Of section
twenty two. township six and range sssen.
Said property 50 ordered 10 be sold Il ap-
pfaissd at s275.s and may sell for tvc-thirds
Of said sppraiserhsnt, Terms Of sale. cash
before combination. 2 1---'F'esoa ss
- savot q wy. READ.
novlS,'7sw5. e s shesiff q. c. o,
S.SrRioas & DRIeos, Att,ys. .saiEi&3S
LEGAL NOTICE as :
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2.u,o Royvox O#naoN =,

~ Reusp. .BofroK. o.. Dec. I, 1879
ED SPfarr: For fear the people Of
Monroe would be so much elated by the
b & s W R. R.. rs to forget that ne
still occupy q secluded corner OF the
Ymorsff fytneyard," concluded toswrite
. locs OF two aseyidenoe Of that fact
In the frst place our schools are all
In progress and We believe are superin
tended by efficient teachers. Ihave no.
ticed that our schools are much better
attended than formerly. We rejoice to
see that our people are at last opening
their eyes.
NJ. G. E Miller has rented his farm
to Mr Shxnn0n Ssaith,o ,of Belmont Coun.
tfsssWe believe, and we. .learn, that he is
a1yefys worthy citizens and is deserving
u TIM dTfeHdship oi she, ueighborhood
10 which he is about 70 locale vsw!Isy
| JRfef.a GreRg gays q ,cpncert at the
Burnt School House, near oul place, on
lest Ssturdsy evening" ahat was indeed 9
spceess insevery sense OF the word. The
eveping xas. rather, ustorny,n set there
Iwas eilgaod crowd, aud judging from
pealso e leaghtes, aud deafeaipg applause
shich fplle Ned Ahe oopie, ,piecessand the
dssth.llke Stiffness which ,feigned during
the performance Of the more sacred pie,
eese Ne think we are safe in saying that
eli we're mere then we'll, pleased with the
entertainment. Such pieces as the MIX
Maids Refusal,p g"Bobhy Shaftoen and
eJoe Ebb'' we're certainly well perform
ed. sza@iis7 la nafsss xsifsnas hes
And we must not neglect 10 say tha,
Mr.. Marion Mellott, who assisted with
The violin, is destined 10 become one OF
The very best vielinists in the country.
Il sesms TO me that there are musicians
enough in this county tp support Q Mu-
steal Institute.J Ithink,s few days could
be A. pleasantly and prodtably spent st
Il Conpeption Of this kind,s as at our
1cker@ IesTit tates,rsLet ell lovers Of
|1orie sbink seFiously Of The subject and
ri lkefr fh0aghts and opinions in THE
|Srlnr.5 snd let ss see IL we cannot have
|an institute il which We can!advsnce our
uasicsl interests @ we'll asother depart.
menis 9f learniag abIts sis the result q
| Republican governments That the en-
|1iehtenment Of every community depends
upon i,sovn. energy. Nov if we have
the energylet ms push forward. We
want 70 hesr from Others on the subject
I5aids .qsa e4i 70 WIN. WILLIAM
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One Experience.tro Many. !.

II had been Isiekv and misefable 90
long and bad csused my husband 80
much tronbleand sxpenses sno one seem
Cd TO- know what sailed me, that / was
completely disheartsned and ,diseourag-
cd 10 stbissframeof mindd GOT bol-
lie of Hopi Bitterss sDdzused them un-
known to my family. ] soon begsn 10
improvesnd gained 60 fast that my hus-
bandg aud family Ithoughtit s,rsnge and
unnatural, but when ] teld them wbal
bad helped. me, they said sInfrab for
Hop BitteEs! long may they prosper, ,foE
.hey have made mother well and us hap-
py."-The Mother. .ss,.-sS ~
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Physicians recommend Dr.. BulIs
Cough Syrup when all other med! d!cines
fail, as q certain cure for Bronchitis. Sore
Threat. and Coughs or Colds OF long
standing, For sale BY all Druggisss.i
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
'ss, Louis Neuhart, Guardian
ipssi usf :gaoiB vs.. II Ia V-s9o3
( Elizabeth Neibch ct al Isl,

- ,.aui s.Taa. 3 ,oge, %
ID virtues of q certain ,order oi sale 10 par
IL titioir issued from the court OF common
pleas wnhln ana ior .ne county OF aonfos
and State Of Ohio, IN case pending IN said
court between the above named parties. and
to me direotea,i WIN oner iol Is saie .. pu ollc
suc.Ion ~ sne. eAs' aoo' ava "a ''' 0ou's A'uso 1s,
N "Oo.'A "" , 80 S,. :.
Saturddy,t The 20th dayof Decemter,l81
Ia wasssn tha bours Of 10 o'cIookia. M. and
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g .s.ssssg I'D SHERIFFiS SALE. 81. Z
3ils' q z 5i.s John Mssssrly . s.. = Z e 8
vs.. sa's s'''s4
Abraham Mssserly, III. ct ai.

-
Ok virtue of certain order of sale II parti-
u tien issued from the courtof common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe and
State Of Ohio, IN ! case pending in said conrt,
between the above named parties, aud ID -
directed. will offer for sale at public aucty) 1
At the east door Of the court house in Woods.
field,
'Saturdqy,the s7th dag ef DsesaSev ! is7s,
between tths ;houn II 10 o'cloek y =. xnd 4
O'Clock p. m ,iof said day, the following de-
scribed resl,sstats situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to VIII: lit1ee xkH ESkMEk NN
Lot number sixty six IN % TON of clar.
ington, except 8 strip "a tks Awest side
thereof sfghyssn inches vide. hes q seig
Also. the south half of lot number 81 ghty
fouritn sail town Of clarington. 2. ]. .es 9 is e
Said properly 50 ordered 70 be sold 4, ,sp-
praised as follewG y" ~ '''ss
L6t'No. Sc u ASsS0e, 0as aTAB
Lot Mo- q staa { 7e0, 0,zstssjssiss II So
and may sell iofltwo thirds Of said appraiss.
mont. esse ~ sfssGk~- zza1ad IS EW
i fHRMs or SALE AOns-third cash IN hand,
ons third in ono yeaf and third I'd swo
yesfs, with interest; deferred payments 70 be
= secured % q By mortgage On he PIE Rssp!s:. .ela
e Ino,yvss.'7svs. ,vss'7s s.s g zns shslif " +. 6. 8.
f IS HusfEs 4 MALLORY, Att,ys. .,s,35 i',,r .,os
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PA fE WIS

obtained for nsyt t6vsntious.( (arxap Aupusv,.
msnts in old /6nss. Cavssta IA nsIks
And ail pat9N business prsnrt5 stt1Gdsd
toss3 : 81, s0sa4-sEa -. .sgx%
Ivy ,EsysHT!gss ssTEss y J9A4 44yEIEs heFs
patented by MS fs :eppssi,s NhsuR Q.
nsss exclus feiy. vs 6S ! procure 3 "a
in less time han those 40 are rsu61I ffon
Washinsto1 and d.wh4pf6st depsp1 1Spos The
ss.. %:I'' in y 7H 'ss';,1 '' y''h fs'.as o.
when Iav. Bu ssna asdsI t..oh =.
make search Ahs Ressnt ohos "a sdviss
e = tets its Pei eps,l Eass 2, lsar Cor.
Nc O. cha s6s 6sLE3tPArEsrSs
We 1lsr q asu. Possnssi1 as..rsl lDzn.
Ksr, &ersED.lpwsH lui6asialsan sAs o.
3. Pstsnt ohee, And eaD6cislly 70 ear clients
For seIal ,&s. terms, .dvIe.. H.. a.
dre6 30 4. snow &Co.
Opposite Patent once, .WSAhingsou, D. 6.
nov2s.7ss So ~ Il sl:s,s ss 4os.t,.
u Esss - "a HIM tssk ~
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~ A stout backbone is ss essential to physi-
cal health as to political consistency. (, For
weakness Of the back and disorders Of the
liver and kidneys, the tonic and moderate di-
etetic action Of the Bitters ~ the one thing
needful. Remembsr that the stomach is the
mainstay Of every other organ and that by
invigorating the digestion withIthis prepara-
ton, the spinal scolaun and all its depsndsn-
cies are Strengthened. ,hl 9aaa sdf iao9l
} For Hoststtsr's ALMANAC for 1880 apply
TO Druggists and dealers generally. III ~,
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svEDlsos Win siys an ssz6lbiaon'of
his electric light On CHRISTMAS eve He
claims ,hat EshsTs,s ,s'eompanies may re-
duss their pricss sRaiu snd again, and be
.wiIlssilibs ahle 10 luadsrselh then. gls0
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-The President's Niessage.

The Presidents Message.
aFrom Tia Cine innsti Enquirer. soth ult.I
The Nj sssage isaps al once lint thsl
financial questions as tie most interes
ing" things. There is, fist. the 'felcis|
tstion up0n the execu,ion oE,he Re
sumption Act" TO which the Presidentt
seems to attribute all the "revival of
business" He says that there has been
very little r sumption; that "he excess
Of the precious metals deposited orsex-
chspged fpr United States notes over
tte amount of Uh,t.dS States notes re-
deemed is about $40 0.OO0, ,000," and this
seems to shew the public fondness for
the greenback. While claiming for the
alleged resgmptiongali,t thes credit of iur
proved business pfospefity, the RAsi
dent, unwittingly, says that "the in
creasing f9reign tenandA for our manu-
features and gaaricultursl produrts has
caused 3; large balance Of trade in. our
favor, which has been paid 10 gold, from
tbe, LIST OF, July last to November 18th, ].
TO the amount OF. about CSC, ,D00, ,000."
Some other things thar. the tsexecution1
OF the. Resumption Act" seem !, to have
been siding and abet,ing in this. pros.
perity.slS IS,l, o4 l - - 20 :, :. ha. -,
From an allusion to the funding, OPP
and from q 4 mel tion Of the
coinage OF the country The President 4
passes TO strong Recommendation that
Congress authorize The Secretary sof the
Treasury TO "suspend the coinage .of
the silver dollars upon Che presen. legal
ratio. He is more posltlye upon thls ls
point even than bis Secretary of tue
Treasury, Ihls ls tls, same Presldent '
who vetoed a!lver Oil wnlch was pas
sed over his veto with provoking prompt.
ness. M Hayes IS not an ayowed, can
didate Tor renominauon LOT tne fresi7
dency, and ms position y one OF more
pronounced h0stlllty tban that OF John l
Sherman. He asks that the coinsge got
the dolhrs Of ther;fathers De abruptly
stopped, He asks that the ,greenpacks
be- retired from sclrculatlon. he says
that aths retirement irom Circulation q
United States notes twhh tneI Capacity ' oi
legal -tenderai prlvate contracts vi is a
step 70 pc taken ~ our progress toward
slssles and stsols, epIrsgey' Nb,ch should y !
loe :. scceP.ea y me poAcy ala .puty o,
ssae 6Yyefnment' ane tne tnteresf Y n9 ana
security 81 tne peopee. aH ~ my ~ Y
convlc.lon 1nas tne issue 9, legaIS S.enper
paper moneys paseq Raoigo sppon Inc
aan0tanprl!y ana creqlss q .ne IoHeFnms1n95.
e4ceps ~ exlreme tPe tePemergency,ys w pout
Nsrrant "a tnes tpnstl5utlop, ana q Sioia-
aon of sound hnanclal principles. es.sos,s,os
.lkns Issue OF limited states notes an- f!!l
ring t6e late clyA war, VIII tne capac!ly
OF Legal tender between private lnolylo 10
Inais, was NOT ,au1noffaHeo eHcepS q, =
means @ securing tne copn1fy iTom 1llln In
m,nent peril hnls marks sne porpose .'
OF tue nepuogcan party Gconfern'peg
|gseenoacks, and should aford hlgn con-
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ArHxrrs Mssssgs snd the Report
81 ths Secretary OF the Treasury were
stolen aud published The day before Con,
essse convened. Both appeared IN the
daily pspsrs on Sunday. the a0th ult.--
senEznAs fssed, bus HArss read his Mes
$40 In he Esqsifr IN Sunday and
{ sssoamsldsd 81 enisspgiss q sha' v'fidsl
!, iaEake eheek 81 lrn rstsEh a.iir alh
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s.l.ls i 11sssss !; / ll.
xlae o. sspsins and Afchdachsss MAssr
CnnRfflse. ols kuststas WsEs oelebruted
A,dtid "A s1s . ssts s's 81, 7, .s.ss. = Y. :
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Receptionof Sherman's Rcport.f

~ TtSocop0Ons01fS Sn0rman,S Hop0ffs1
= The great dsjori,y sos DemocFsts 10
Congress are more than pleased st the
financial feconmendatious nade by Sec:
sstary Sherman. -Senstor7 7Thuffnanshits
theusil rather equsrelyI on the head,
ISSf1 ke, &tteBiglit esThs gfest strouble
with the, Demeerstjcputy iterespforssof
sfactjon oft has been that insits finan.
|cial leeisiationit has heen compelled 20
attsckRan existing systsmasFhis slways
proves issunpopular. Now Secretary
|Shermaa4tsnd FL understand also the
Prssident-s iftfe attack the system,
Fsnd ske pohcyD ofsthe Democracy will be
to let irslene.a Il think We Icanl stand
aolid 1 in meeting The financial recon,
mendstions be smAkes.3's Not gfew Wes-
iern Repablicsns, in speaking aon the
subject, cnndemni the course OF The
Secretary in strong terms, and sag thai
he iiltle undefssands the feeling of their
section OF be never would have been led
iutn such nuerfor--6rst, by asking foi
authority to contract ethe currency to
the srnnunt OF over o46, ,000, 600, and,
second, for therepesl of the legal-tender
act, ths tendency OF which would no,
only be to deprcciste the balance of the
legsttender notes, but to disturb values
OF Oh kinds. The mere suggestion o:
measures likely toproduce these changes
is regarded as exceedingly unfortunate
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nov18,'79w5. Sheriff u. 2. y.
PEARSON 4 DoHzRrY, and sPRIass 4 Dslsss,
Att'ys.
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By oisy = Obey and Jasper Lisk, his Ats'ys,
nov2S,' ,'7st7. = Fefeef F'-st
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-30
Profitable Stock Investments.

Bpf'r9 Messrs. Lawrence g. Co.
the New York bankers, inaugurated
the combination system of operating
Ia stocks, it was often very difficult
fer inexperienced operators, or even
old stsgsrs, to deal profitably by their
siugle handed ventures Now the
field is open to every one for succe g
ful operations. and capital in any
amounts. from $40 To 10000, can be
used with equal 'proporlionate profit.
Instead Of distTactlug efforts among
many customer. the orders of thou
SANDS are concentrated into one vast
pool and CO. operated for the benefit of
Ill dividing prof pro rata every
month. A prominent citizen of San
Francisco made $l264 SO from An in :.
vestment of $500 last month. Other
customers are doing better still, S25
pays 25 during the month: 5000 re
urns 81 200. or ter cent. on the stock.
aOd so on as the market moves. New
circular con aims two unerring rules
for Success" and full instruction for
any one to operate profitably. All the
advantages of unlimited capital and
careful manipulation are secured by
the com bination method. Stocks and
bonds wanted. Government bonds
supplied. Deposits received. Apply
to Lawrence & Co, Bankers, 81 Elk.
change Place, New York City.
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Atlanta Market.
Atlanta Constitution, Sept. 20.

Atlanta Constitution. Sept 20.
FLOuR-Superfne 81 90; extra 81 o.s4 u. f.u.
ny; % 5aso.oO' extra family s575as6OO; fancy
:, B.coS- Clear sides 61ze7e; sugar-cursd hams
sides 6Ha67ac 'ieai
LARD-Tierces SIC; kegs and cans eae1<c
hHE.T-Tennessee. choi white. a. I0.1 -
per bush; medium, 8 .OOa 05. SAAA4 %
OATs-45a15,.
HAY-Timothy, s112al Is: mixed. 81 IN.
CoRE-White Zoe; mixed, 65a66o.
PEAs-$l.l6a1 25.
PoTAroEs-Irish, t2.e0ss rs Fer hi: swsat
60c per bushel "es''
ONIONS $780,
EGGS-l5c.
BUTTER-Tsonessee. choice, llal6c.
POULTRY Spring chickens, 8a1Sc
BEBsWAx-zlc.
FEATHERs-New Choice mixed 45aseo.
DHIRD rRrIT-None 10 market.
LIVE SrocK MARKET-Tennessee cattle
Oh ice 80. common i1aa2Hc. Georgia raised
EHa.Zc., Spring lambs none; sheep--$l. 0Oa2. O0
per head.
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Chattanooga Market.

Chattanooga Commercial SEP. 20.
CoRN-In demand, 60c.
w HEAT-oInci eased receipts, 81. coal. O3.
MEAL-60 cents per bushel.
MEATS Bulk meats, long clear sides, 5ie.
Bacon, short clear sides, Gle; shoulders.
B; Tennessee hams, &c.
LARD In ticrces, Tic; cans, Sc.
OATs-Per bushel, 31s32 cents.
HAY-t0a80 per cwt.
PoTAToEs-Irish, 75a90c.; sweet, 75c.
FLoUR--Extra, $500; family. $5.25
extra family, $3.50; fancy, $5.75.
PoULTRY-Chickens, frying, eal2e.
EGGs-Per dozen, liable
BUTTER-Per pound. 10420c
GINsENe-Per pound, 70aSIO1.
BEEswAx-Per pound, l8al9c.
HIDEs-Green, &c; sailed, Sic; dry
sailed, Calico.
FEATHERS Live geese, 1a40c.
TALLow-Dull, per pound, sc
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mARKET REPORTs.
wholesale Grain and Produce Market
OHaoS1oLE OTylos,o

"
OHaoH1oLs OFy1os,
KNOXVILLE, TENN. Sept. %. 1879.
The advance on Wheat in the Eastern
markets has impaired life to the trade.
Wheat is coming in freely and finds ready
sale at quotations. Some demand for
B con at low prices. But little Corn
offered and no Oats coming in. The de-
mand for Dried Fruits sctive, and prices
advancing. A good demand for Field
Seeds prevail. The farmers of Knox and
adjoining counties are using drills for
planting wheat and seeds and applying
commercial fertilizers freely.
Field eds Timothy S. 75a285 per
bushel. Herd grass, 80 to Sl.C0; Blue grass,
SIPS; Orchard grass, $l.60al.75. Clover,
$500.
BAcoN-Buying, hog round, 51a6c, sides,
6; shoulders, Al; hams. Cat.
Lard, new, buying at 62s7c; selling at u
to SC.
WHEAT-Active; buying at IS to 80
for white and amber; red, so to So
CoRN-New. loose, 47a5O; sacked Csc;
to 53c.
SoReHUM-In better demand Is TO 81 {
OATs-New crop; b1ying, loose, 223a25
selling, 35 to 38c.
PoTAToEs-Loose. scarce, 4Oa50c.
HAY-Loose, t0a60c per 100 lbs.
DRIED FRUIT-AppIes firm, to BIC.
per pound: Peaches: halves, 44s5. Black
berries, 71s8c.
FLoUR-Nominal; country extra. buy
ing, 81 OOa2. %, selling, $2.25a2 so family
buying $3.50; selling. 81 75A3O0 per
sack.
FEArHEas-Prine. 4Oa4lc: mixed. 3Oc.
BUTTER-Active, medium, lOal5c good
to prime, 15al8c.
EGGs-Buying dull, 5a64r.
ward tendency.
RAes-CottOn, lal4c.
BExswAx-22c pei o0und.
t4IksBBG-Spring, 8Oa85.
SENECA SEAKE-3o
YELLOW RooT- sc.
PINK RoOT-l8c.
MAY APPLE RooT-2c.
HIDEs-Dry 10a11c.; green. DC.
TALLcw-64c.
FLAX SEED-Per bushel, 70a75c.
BRAss-8c.; Copper, l0c.
WooL-Per pound 20s30.
APPLEs-Green, 75sS1. 90 per bushel.
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DR.. Plice's Meadow Flowers, Even.
Ing Violet, Lily of the Valley, Pet
Rose, and his other handkerchief per
tonnes, are delightful boquets. They
are certainly the most exquisite scents
that can be imagined-the odor of
dainty buds and rich blossoms,
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FOR THE NORTH AND WEST
NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA
and ST. LOUIS
r A I I r 0 AID .

For speed, safety and comfort you VIII
find this line to be unrivalled. For the
celebrated Springs and Summer Resorts
Round Trip Tickets can be purchased at
oil principal Offices. Emigrants wishing
to go West either to locate or IS pros
pectors, will fnd it to their advantage TO
go by this route. Round trip emigrant
tickets on sale to Texas points. By this
line you have no tiresome delays. Through
coaches are run from Chattanooga to Col
umbus without change Sleeping coaobe
on all night trains. Coed coaches, good
road and quick time
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Live STOCK aaRkes.

Reported for the CHRONICLE BIZ Jones d Lee
Butchers, Market Square.
KnoaDiRe Sept. %.
CATTLE.
Good, fat, small cattle in request at low
prices. Common and poor cattle dull.
Sheep in demand at 1al4c. We quote:
BEEF CATTLE.
No. l. haze; good fat small cattle,
in good demand 13a18c; common nominal.
VEALS.
S1.00 to 81 80, according to quality.
FAT SHEEP,
l3a23 cents; stock sheep, IS cents to
S1.0O. Lambs, 2a24e.
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