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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29
Insolxent Notice.

II IZZiE O. PERSON, ADMINISTRATOR
IL of the estate of Samuel a. Peirsen, decd,
having duly suggested the insolvency OF the
estate of said Samuel A. Peirson, deceased
therefore, ], j. +. j. Lewis, Clerk of the County
Court of Knox county, Tennessee do order
Lizzie 0. Peirson. Administrative of Samuel A.
Peirson. decd, to give notice in the Daily
Chronicle and also at the Court House door in
Knoxville, Tennessee. for all persons holdis 6
claims against the estate of said deceased to
forward and file them With me as clerk aforesaid,
for pro rata distribution or tefore the lst day
of September, 1879.
JFJ, LEWIs, Clerk.
PURSUANT TO THE ABOVE ORDER FROM
Il the Clerk of the County Court. all persons
having claims against the estate of Samuel
A. PeiTson, decd, are hereby notified to file
them with the Clerk of the County Court of
Knox county. on or before tho 1st. day of Sep
TENDER. 1872 so that pro rata distribution of the
funds may be made, All persons owing ssid de-
ceased will at ence come forward and pay up and
save cost. LIZZIE o. PERSON, AdTs'x.
Logan il Luckey, Ccunsels for the estate,
mar2Sd1m
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29
HaFpeF's Bazaar.
1879.
Aotioes of NE Pres.
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the ires!ds enjoymont it affords, and has bee
an tgbhshed authority with the ladigs.-N 4
EOeniRg Poet
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29

The olumes Of the MGcaziHe begin 9Th IL,
hunters of June and ] ecember OF each year
Whom no time is specific IL will be unie'stuo.
that the ubscrio er wishes 70 begin witt the cur
rent Number.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29
II arper's Magazine.
1879.
Ill . ST r ATE 90
Notices of The Press.

KdTbef's Mdgo=iae is the American MaRP7fs
alike in luera ure aud in art Boston Trarelsg
The most popular Monthly in the world
" T. World
Iti an excellent com pauion for the yogr,
delight to the mature. "A solace for declTirr a.
-LouisUik'e Courier Journal.
n 10 other Monthly III the world can shrv
bliIsLt a list OF contr but rs: nor docs any 'g4
nish its readers ith so Ereat variety ari 81.
superior a quality Of literature - Watch l.
Bo ton.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-29
PEOPLES BANK OF KNOyVlli
STATE DEPOSITORY.

'FFICE -OUoKB BANK BUILDIEe Gay srs,.-
KNOXVILLE, Term
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
tn. s.isr.sr and the Small Boy.

This morning. while Mayor Cooper,
the great rsformsr Of the nineteenth
century, Vas sitting on his stoop read'
ing . Newspaper. small boy stepped ny
and said:
eyer ain't eoin' ter let US have any
powder ter day. are you. eh?"
"No. SIR" replied the Mayor. looking
up from his paper.
"wsll. I've got some powder In spite
Of you. just bought 1t down the
street"
"where, whsre?" shouted his Honor.
with an expression Of countenance which
seemed to indicate that he would like to
ssizs that store and present 1t to one OF
Mr.. Tildsn's satellites. "I1l give you
ten cents II you'll tell mo where you
bought that powder"
"Givs me the ten hrst." replied the
boy In tone which showed that he knew
his man.
His Honor handed out the money.
Then the boy mentioned the store at
which he made the purchase.
"Why. that's . drug store" yelled
Mr.. Cooper. In surprise.
"I know Il is, Z" replied the boy. a. he
jumped out OF tho way. "and It's just
the placa WHARF bought ssidhtz pow
der just now" =,
The Mayor resumed his paper.-N'
y. Stoy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
waa.sd to bs squlrtsd Upon.

A Second South street lawyer wa
watering his front yard with . hose yes.
terday morning and accidentally turned
Il ON an old woman. When she goI
over the shock she made the worst row
ever heard In the city limits. IL tool
two oranges, half an apple. ffty cents
and two hours OF the lawyers time to
quiet the old lady. Tbs lawyer ther
continued sprinkling and vas approach
cd by small boy, who said confdsn'
tally:
''Ssy. Mister. was Il you that squirtsd
on that old womanf
"Yss."
"And gave her two oranges, an apple.
some coin and two hours OF your time
to keep mum on the water question ?"
"Yes, I'm the man"
"wsli. say. II you'll give me hall
that, III lot you squirt on me ell day
and II that amt satisfactory, III bring
down mother. dad and the rest Of ouI
children"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16

TEE Commits on Sanitary Measures
Of the Lime Kiln Club submitted ma
jority and minority reports on the sub
ject OF ice-water. The club was pretty
evenly divided between the reports. and
- Q compromise accepted the following
resolution, offered by Trustee Pullback
"Reso,sd, Dat dis club favors no par.
ticklsr sort o. Summer drink. but In case
anybody sends Us . Jug O. Lemonade
doorin' Dc heated sezun, we'd like less
or moar leo In IL to Offset dc presence of
do lemon pesl.-Dstrou Free Prsss.
On. Yrs Talk about there being q
niche In time. Mrs. Yeast thinks that
the crop Of mosquitoes this Summer
will b. larss. which will undoubtedly
cause IN itchln' time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
PasrcnAss, THE EsoiSEEa

PaIrcRAaD. riaE ESolNEkR.
Risht on ths track Of ths Tying train
Lay the powider. Quick a. thought,
0r0ptnr ths vhrottie wftn strain
TishS'asd and tssrtbls. Phtehard caught
noid ofthN bnke-har. Oa ne way.
crAsnia6 ths hesd.ong ruin. rushed
Hsdfy thS engine, TIL itlay
Hurled on the bowider. wrecked and
crushed
nmittsn With horror. pale With fear.
ksstsned the anxious crowd to zee
whsshar the fAithful engineer
(Dnvsr or better none than heb
Brsashsd q he stood there With his nee
Grad In its stsadfsst purposs est.
Showing the ordea . awful trace
stamped on the rigid festurs'yss.
what did thsy nnd, One hand . strain.
Gre ping ths throttle with clutch
Ciossr than deaths and ons In vain
Clinchins the brske-vaivs bar with such
spasm Of grip they could undo
Oniy Win wrench Of strength applied:
Bssing The bolt tht pierced MIN through.
Failed 20 unclssp 10 % no died
Died d his post, % brave man should,
shirhine no daty. danger. strife;,
True 70 his trust. although u would
Cost him be saw II so-his lie.
Thsss arc The he YES. noblest AR
Men Who can n ct without fear
Dsath. with thelr hands upon the bar,
Iysn ~ Pritchafd the cugineeri
-kargdrst J. Pnston. IL ". j. fosf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16

Through Psssenssr Train for een IrnSsso
as ?. H.. and connects DAILY (erospt 6siur.
days) With Lightning Kxprsss leaving Esno q
n, aSrivine st san Francisco vie Vellaio
st ii:i0 4. =. on the following dsy. On Eat
URDAYB connects only with 0vsrland PAs.
sanger leaving Rspo st n0s 4. T., arriving o.
Ban Frsncisoo via STOCKTON q o:is =. =. o. ths
'0sGffi19er 0ssfGffn9erS3 cAs leaves Carson for San ysas.
cisco VIA vallejo daily texcept cstufdsy0 e
S:so =. =. Returning. leaves Ban fr.nciseo ioe
Carson via vaiIsjo daily tsxeept sundaysp1
~ Il. n. YrRINaroN. oen1 suyy.
n. Nuxs. 0enr Ticket Agent. 0o-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16

nFRhfifSl ros NIL y1snss lHp
1.! ~ ). ss:s -. '1s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
NOTICE oF sUIs COMMENCED.

Al
NOTICE Of sUTTs COMMENCED.
no TIE FoLLowINo.NANHp. DEHRHD.
! ants. and 70 al owners Of or claimants 70
the real ssAts and Improvements thereon. OF
improyements when asessasd pepsfttsly, IN the
Town Of Gold NIL, Storey county. ssvsds,
hereinafter descrtbtd, kpewu ana unknowni
You are hereby notined that scits asye ossn
No. 8, Storey county. Nevada, BY the btate OF
Nevada, plaintiif, sgsinet eaeh OF The dsfendsnts
hereinafter named, and each Of the follow
ing.described tracts or parcsh Of lApd;l win
the improvements thereon. and improyemsnta
claimants 70 the sams. known or unkoosn, 70
recover the tax and delinquency psssssed 70
raid defendants sgsinst SAID property. for the
fiscal year eummsneiuG The ~ dsy OF January,
A, d. ISIS, and ending December 81. a. D. lHSs
and that Q summons has been duly isenec ID
each case. And you ars fufthsr notineo tnA.
unless you appear and snswsf the complant
iied in said uourt on OF beiora the ieth DAY o.
August, A. D. iSTs., at the hour q II ooioss
n. Of ssid DAY, 1udgmsnt VIII DO uken
sasipst you and tie real estate and improve.
msnts therein dssoribed.. foe the anount o. tsx
and delinquency specthed and costs OF sois
NamS. 1os dSo Dss"gS9'eS'
n. Hs.esrty-Tax and delinquency on
part Of lot No. Il. block no. ]. range
a.. =, r.a sso ssS asiinen:ac. on II me-
OF lot No. .. block No. .. rsngs O. and
Burke ! Hamiiton Mining o., : ccspo.a-
ton--Tax and dslinqpsocy ON lot No.
81. block No. !, rsnss b. and Improve a.
J. p. XdamsGIsx and dsiinQuncy on
psrf Of lot ~. block !. fanes =, md :.
tmprovements. ts...............s,..s..st ~ ~
r. J. Hamiltnn-rax and. delinquency On
lots liz md -, block 9; ssngs o. m
and improvsuaeuts. uts...................s shW
Dennis cahill-Tsx and delinquency On ..
the north paxt Of lot %, block .,
nnee D, end mpeovvmenn .!........ es@
Chonta Ninine Co.rTAx md eclhqucncy
on land and imprn5ensnu weaf % ios 4. N
.. block q ranss D"j'nii. i. iHi;iiiSiSi. y"
District Attorney. eAorsy o., Ney.
virRiuis, New. July n. Is1e. aAl vl3td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS wHoARB INDEBTED TO
"A NE, and whose accounts ne now ovsrdue,
sr, hsrs6y notified that thsir accounts must -
ssttlsA imnsdis>sly, 70 svei1 my trecsle.p
y, aII-Io - L. kieAWyR.i y
cold I'm. Jsiy ., isrs. asv
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

Says the Albany NetoS: "The few
weeks of warm fair weather that We
have had during the last month has
helped the cotton crop wonderfully
The largest top crop maje in many
years has been produced, and the
fields are even now heavy and white
with the fleecy staple. This increase
has made the general yield larger
than was expected, and the stiff price
which is nov paid for the staple has
considerably helped the outlook ard
raised the spirits Of our farmers. In
this connection it might DO well to
urge upon the farmers to plant large
areas Of grain during the winter
The failure Of the crops in Europe
and the immense demand being made
upon the United States Indicate
higher prices ia the grain market
and those who lay ia good supply
Of oats will 10 the end reap the bene-
fl Of their labora."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11
Postponed, Cobb Sheriff's Sales.

VIII be sold before the Court House door in
the civ of Marietta. Cobb, county, Ga between
the legal hours If sale on the first Tuesday IN
January lso0, the following property wit ::
Lots of land Nos 6SS. in the 9Th dist and II
section and 81 and - in the 18Th dist and ID
section Of Cobb county, Ga Levied on as the
rrorertv OF defendant Catherine Eaton for pnr-
chase mopev OF said lands by virtue of three Ii
tas from Justice Court Of the Gl2i dist G. NJ,
of said county of Cobb, in favor Of 7. kr0g
trustee. vs. Mrs Catherine Eaton, said iitss now
controlled to Thos Hooper. Levy made and
returned 10 me by James II. hirkham i. c,
[l42w 81
Also, lot Of laud No 6o5 in the 17th district
| and I'd section Of COBB county, Ga. Levied on
as the property of Mrs Il. Eaton for her State
and county taxes for the year 1875
[4lw 81.
Also, two and halt acres more CT less, the
same being part Of lot of land No. 1918 in the
10Th district and % section OF Cobb county, Ga.
living between two streets in the city 1T Mariet-
Ia. Cobb county. Ga and adjoining the laad OF
CYRUS McGinnis aud John Shepsrd. Levied
on as the property of Ben Shepard by virtue OF
a ifs from Notares court OF the r9-ih district
G NJ, Of said county in favor of Irwin, Ne
Clatchey & Irwin v Ben Shepard Levy
made and returned 10 me by I. J. Morris. l.. C.
ll04w It.
W. 2. STEPHENS. Sheriff
III. al f--g-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

4 lake with an lndia rubber bot
ton has just been discovered fifteen
miles northwest Of Reno, New, The
Gazette of that town dcscribos the
soil in the bottom and around the
MARCIA Of the lake as "of graz ish
color, quite tenacious, and with a
hard smooth surface, over which q
carriage rolls as smoothly and noise
Iessly a. over carpeted floor
When a ball made from the soil Is
thrown down it will rebound like
rubber. I here is talk Of making a
race course from it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

A GENEROUS MAN. "A certain
old gentleman, very rich and still
more stingy, is in the habit Of wears
ing his clothes to the last thread -
One Of his friends, meeting bin, ex'
claimed: They told me that YOU
had new hat, and Iii be hanged If
you haveo'tl' sob, yes" said the
miser, looking as If he were a triHe
ashamed of himself, you see my
wife kept telling me that the old one
was a good deal worn out. Well,
yesterday was my ~ifoS birthday,
and got myself new bat for her
birthday present.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

Act towards others as you would
have others act towards yourself 1t
is the same in life as 10 the minds Of
the waves for every navigator
there is the same sea, the same tenn
pests, the same dangers to beware
of. AS long as you ere borne on a
tranquil surface, help those who have
suffered shipwreok. Who can say
that you will not be oVertaken by
the storm You are not yet in port
tho same conduct that you have
shown to the unfortunate will be
shown to you by your fellow
voyagers.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11
Cobb Sheriff's Sales.

| WILL be sold at Sherff's sale before tie
court house door in the city OF Marietta, C0bt
| County. Ga. on the first Tuesday in JANUA-
RY 1850 the following property to wit;
One undivided tlird interest in lois If land
| Nos Is II, and Is in the 18th dist OF the I'd
section Of Obj county. Ga, ard - acres OF
| lots Nos ~ and 3 ; in the lJth dist. anG I'd
section Of said county. Levied on as the prop
erty Of Il. y Brewer by virtue If all attach
ment i ia from Noiary's Court of the Si6th
dist q NJ Of Cobb county, in iaver Of John
G. W, ODDS W J. G, Brewer and k. K. Brewer.
I.syv made and returned to me by A. j. Var
ner H. G.
Also at the same time and place. one undi-
vided one fourth interest In lot If land No. 794
in thu 10Th dist and 81 section Of Cobb county,
Ca Levied on ss the property Of Henry
MeAfee bv virtue of and to satisfy d fl ia from
Notary's Court Of the s9Sth district G. NJ, Of
Cobb county in favor Of c. c. Winn for use OF
T. NJ kirkpatrick vs.. Henry Mckee and Julia
NeAfee, for purchase money OF said laud
Levy made and returned 10 he by |, j. Morris
L. C.
Also at the same time and place, 25 acres Of
the Northeast corner of lot OF land No 292 in
the 20tb dist. and I'd sec Of Cobb county, GA
Levied ON as the property Of &. l.. Braswell by
virtue of two ii fa's FROM Cobb Superior Court
one in favor of Asa Darby now transferred and
controlled to Jno. O Gartre Va Ephraim
Braswell aud ner,l Braswel and the other in
favor Of C. Keith for use Of Officers Of Court
vs.. Ephraim J. Braswell Property point Il
out by Plaintiffs Attorneys and notice given
to tenant in possession.
Also at the came time aud place, % acres OF
lot of land No 7;>5 and thirty acres OF lot Of
land No. est; both In the lGti dist and ID
section of Goth county, Ga, aud being fifty
acres in he aggregate more or less. Levied on
as the property Of Elias A Neese by virtue Of
and to satisfy 4 Fl ia from Cobb Superior Court
in favor Of Eliza Neese for use uf Officers Of
Court W. Elias A Neese Property pointed
out by Plaintiffs and notice given to tenant in
possession.
Alsa at the same time and place viii be sold
one Honse aud Lot in the City of Marietta,
Cobb county. Ga bounded on the North aud
West by streets East and South by property
of Mrs Calder, the place wherein defendant
now resides Levied on as the property of'sirs.
Julia c. Green TO satisfy lien ii ia issued from
Cobb Superior Court in favor of. ". Heuder-
sou VS. Mrs. Julia c Gfe+n-said properly de-
seribed in said lien and pointed out in said Il ia
Notice given TO defendant tenant in possession
This Dec ,, 1879.
W. ?. STEPHENS, Sheriff,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

A man named Bud Wood, becom
ing incensed with 3 young lady who
refused TO dance with him, near
Waco, Texaa, followed a mau named
viii Currie into back room, pros
voked q fight, and the two fought a
duel with pistols. 4 dozen shots
were exchanged with no fatal result.
Wood then attempted to shoot the
young lady, and did kill a young
man who was taking to her. He
then returned, knocked Carrie sense,
less with his pistol, aad made go d
his escape.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

DmrHERIA CURED by LtME-A
child in Auburn, Me, whose life vas
despsired of, is said to have been
cured Of diptheria by doses of lime,
Small Jumps of lime were kept con
staotly olakng near Its mouth for
over day and & half, until over a
barrel Of lime was thas slaked. The
child was thought to be dying before
the remedy was employed. 1t
breathod the fumes OF the lime CON
stantIy until cured.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11
The ATLANTA CONSTITUTION.

During the coming year-a year that viii
witness the progress and elimination OF the
most interesting political contest that has ever
aken place in this country-eyery citizen aud
every thoughtful person will be compelled 10
rely upon the newspapers for Information --
WHY not get the hest Ahr"3d IHE CONSTi-
TGnoN is recognized referred to and quoted
from IA the leading southern Journals the
or,au and vehicle of the test southern thought
an opiuien-and at home its columns are con
suited for the best news the freshest comment,
and for all matters OF special and current IL
terest THE CONSTITUTION contains more and
later telesraphic news than any other Georgia
paper and this particular Feature Will be large
ly added to during the coming year. All it's
facilities for gathering the latest news from all
parts of the country will be enlarged and su|-
plemruted TIE CONSTITUTION Is both chron-
icier and commsn.at or, It's elit1rih opinions,
i's contributions 70 the dritt eft current discus
sion. its humorous and satirioal paragraphs. are
copied from one end Of the country to the other.
Ii aims ALWAYS to be The brightest and the best
-nevsy, original and piquaut II aims partc
u'arly Ia give the news imrarlially and fully,
and keep lis readers informed of the drift OF
current discussion by liberal but concise quota
tons from al It's contemporaries 1t aims, Ia
short to more than ever deserve 20 be known
AS The ,ea,iiag southern newparer.' Bill Arp
will continue 70 contribute his unique letters,
( which grows In savory humor week by week.
| g Old ST. will add his quaint fun to the colre-
lion of good things, and "Uucle Remus' has in
| preparation a. series of negro myth legends IL
| iustratug the foll, lore of the ola plantation -
| in every respect rnE CONSTITUTION for 1850
! viii be hatter thau ever.
! TIE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION is aealefIlly
I edited compendium of the news Of the week
/ aud contains The Lest aud freshest matter To be
/ found in any other weekly from a daily office.
/ It's news and miscellaneous contents are the
! freshest and It's market reports the latest.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

The Superintendent Of Police in
Cincinnati was, an Saturday eight,
ordered by the Police Commissioners
to close all places of amusement in
that city on Sunday. Sunday one
or two Of them 10 the habit of being
open on that day attempted to give
performances, bat the performers
were promptly arrested.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

Rudolf Falk, the explorer, has
written from San Francisco to Ger
man friends TO inform them that a
monument 10 Bolivia, much more an
Gent than the times Of the lncas, has
given him a clue to the origin and
development of speeoh and writing
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

Three men, named Nourse, Lynch
and Reardon, we're killed at Brock =
ton, Mass, Friday, by tho falling Of
a floor 10 a Touring mill, upon which
was stored five thouaaod bushels OF
corn in bulk, They we're buried I'M
der the grain and were sufocated.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

The Philadelphia Record thinks il
is wonderful that those "cut ihroats'
down in Texas should have found
time to raise 500 900 bales Of cotton
this nearly one-tourth OF the
entire cotton crop in the United
States.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

That the conhagration that is to
consume the world has begun is be-
ieved by many residents of Reading,
Pa. While some gentleman were
shooting on the farm of Henry Mil
Ter, near that city, one Of the party
killed q partridge, which fell in an
adjacent field. To the surprise OF
the gentleman his dog refused to
fetch the bird, and be went for it
bia,self but at the spot where the
bird had fallen be Suddenly sunk
several feet in q bed Of fire and ash
es. The burning track is a square
in length and bali square 10 width,
Miller says the fire. began burning
about three weeks ago, and travels
several feet a day. It emits 10
smoke excepting now and then when
a turf Of grass is being consumed, Or
when trees are burning, bur the
hear IS intense. The FIRE has ex
tended into a green wheat field,
which is gradually being destroyed.
The roots of oak trees burn of, and
some trees two feet and half in d.
ameger have fallen over.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

Sheffield, England, serds large
quantities of steel blanks to Connec-
ticut 10 be struck into scissors. They
are then returned to England where
the fine finishing is done, and they
take q final trip to America as Shelf
field ware.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-11

MIR. Thomas Coates, Of The Scotch
firm Of J. & p. Coates, has conclnd'
ed negotiations for the establish
ment Of linen thread mills at Ne"
England Village, in Grafton, Massa
chusetts. Operations will be begun at
once