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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

We see by the dispatches that the Colorado
republican state convention at Denver on the
10Th ins, nominated VIM. Z. Beck, formerly
of this city, for the important office of Su-
preme Court clerk. Mr.. Beck few years ago
was elected Judge Of the Circuit Court of the
first Judicial circuit of Colorado, an Office
which he resigns to take the supreme clerk
ship, which pays much better.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
OUR CLUBBING.

We are prepared to club the FREE iRADEt
with thefollowing publications,.ur furnishing Do'l
at the prices named, postage prepaid me VI
fer-open to old subscribers or ne" III any
post office IN the county-is inc ChhAfhSi
EVER MADE IN this county: ,..
vpTR Tn ,nEe and Chicago Weekly Times. go.
FREg TRADER and Chicago Weekly Tribune 2.t'
FRrE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Inter .,
Ocean ................ 80. ''''''''''' % N,
FREE TRADER and Prairie Farmer. ....,.:' DIV
FREE TRADER and either Of llarper's publ
~ Tn ,nrn and Scr;yner AS
FREE TRADER and Godey's Lddies' Booh ;..' 3'o oo
FREE TRADER and Phreno'ogcal Journal. ~ ~
FREE TRADER and 81. Nicholas. ..:....''. @.. eo
FREE TRADER and DemoreSt's Nonthty. .... "a
FREE TRADER and LtteiFs LiUinq Age.,... So
W., ~ ,nrn and Western Rurat. .......... 800
Fnvr Tw,nru and Moore R,.rm Men YORKER $50
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

While, generally speaking, the question may
DC a pertinent ono, Who writes Hayes,
speeches it Is not to be supposed that he never
makes speeches of his own. Schurz, no doub
justly was credited with having written In.
letter of acceptance and afterwards his inau
gural address, and his recent statistical speech
at Detroit was evidently prepared by treasury
clerks under the supervision of Sherman. But
those happy little speeches he Is making to
gaping crowds that rush to see him as he passes
from depot to depot in his rush to the various
pumpkin shows of the county are unquestion
ably all his own. There can, for instance, be
no possible mistaklng the paternity of his
speech from the rear platform of Pullman to
the crowd the other day at Aurora, when
among other happy things, he said; What
wish to say is, let us see ~ 1t that IN all our
pleasure, whatever may % remembered and
whoever may be forgotten, we should not fail
to remember that we shall not forget the labor
crs of the country and as if tritle ashamed
of himself, he added Immediately: Don't lei
anyone misunderstood me- Could anything
in the range OF possibility he more Hazy thar
thatS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

Carl Schurz, who is 'out west" posting him.
self up on the Indian question, was las, week
invited TO be present at and address the Col
orsdo Republican State Convention. Schurz
must have enjoyed the occasion as much as If
il had been his grasdmother's funeral, the con.
ventlon, knowing his hatred of GRAM, having
considerably passed strong resolutions endors.
ing the Grant boom.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
The Rev DR. joseph Parrish Thompson

reference to whom the Chicago Tt.mcs recently
published very questionable expose of his
alleged undue familiarity with Mrs. De
Land of Michigan, died on the 2ist INST at
Berlin, Prussia. His health had been failing
for some years, and the scandalous story of the
Times, it is said so distressed him as to pre-.
ciultatc his death.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

The Pennsylvania prohibitionists have nom
mated candidate for state treasurer, the can
didates of the democratic, republican and
greenback parties having each IN succession
refused to admit prohibition plank IN his
platform Whisky is too potent factor in
Pennsylvania to be ruled out by any party
that expects To win.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

The Chicago Tribune of last Saturday and
Sunday had over 500 advertisements from par
ties wanting TO engage help of various kinds
and less than $50 from persons seeking EN-
poymen, This is about exactly the reverse
Of a year and two and three years ago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

Owing to the latcness Of the hour at which
it was handed in last week, the call for &
Democratic county convention escaped our no
tce until we saw 1t In the proof sheets too late
to accompany It's publication with any re
marks OF course our Democratic friends have
seen and read it all the same, SO that we mag
inc no harm has been done
The Republicans having taken the initiative
Of course the Democrats could not do other
wise than also call convention. We can on.
ly urge our Democratic friends throughout the
county to see that the convention is fully at
tended. We do not imagine that there will be
much contest over candidates, but while that
little matter will be readily settled, it is to be
borne in mind that we are on the eve of anoth.
err presidential contest, and it is time for the
democrats to FURNISH up their arms, be up and
dressed and ready for battle. The first step
necessary is organization, and the Office OF the
county convention is to organize. Let the or.
ganization be complete and effective Partle.
in this county are so nearly balanced that the
one having the best organization is generally
surcst to win.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

John Sherman, a week ago, with flourish
issued treasury circular directing half a
dozen of other subtreasurers, besides the one
at New York, 10 pay out gold on all govern
ment demands. Two days later however, he
countermanded the order, having discovered
that it is contrary to the beautiful republican
resnmptlop act
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

The negro slaves in Cuba having OF late
shown strong propensity TO join the insur-
gents, many plantations indeed having been
deserted by them, the masters have commenc-
cd emancipating them and pettioned the GOV.
eminent at Madrid to make the emancipation
universal. The government is understood In
response to have promised an edict of emanci-
patton TO take effect IN one year
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

ton of the big Grant boom in San Francisco
struck Decatur, Ills, on Monday, where the
stalwarts built a blazing bonfire on the public
square and hauled out a big gun, firing 81
shots in honor of Grants return, while ex-
Senator Oglesby, Gen. Moore and others made
Grant speeches. ,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

Mr.. Dowdal, of the Peoria Democrat, IN a
speech at the annual meeting Of the Illinois
Press Association, claimed Peoria as the place
first settled by white men IN Illinois. While
hitherto Kaskaskia has been awarded that emf
hence, Mr. Dowdall showed by quotations
from Father ITennepin, that Peoria was settled
by the French several years before Kaskaskia,
the settlement, in point of fact having been
begun January 18th, $780, SO that the 18th of
next January will be the 20Oth anniversary of
the settlement OF Peoria, which Mr. Dowdall
proposes shall be the occasion of a suitable
celebration Mr. Dowdall's dates are doubt
less correct and his claims of precedence for
Peoria over Kaskaskia may be unquestionabe,
but how about starved Rock in this county
The record shows that La Sale had built a
fort there as early as 1878, and settled French
colony around it, abundant remains of whom
are there to this day But it is true that the
colony was afterwards broken up, aswe believe
that first planted at Peoria was.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

One hundred and fifty negro emigrants from
Tennessee arrived at ST Louis on Tuesday,
bound for the happy land Of Kansas. They
are able TO pay their way and buy land when
they arrive at their destination, and do not
want any Of Gov ST. Johns chromos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
rnnn1Nc nEpARTMRNT.

Our facilities for doing all kinds Of job Work IN the va
os STYLES Of the art are surpassed IN TINS secuo aHu
We respectfully solicit those wishing anything ae III WINS
line 70 give ne call BY the judcous and liberal use OF
INV many a mans fortune has been made, and the
field is still open. Tryit
orders by mail promptly attended TO-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
Dem. County central

II is not true that the Ohio oiilce.seekers are
so devoid Of modesty as to want everything.
Not one of them it is noted, has yet applied
for the Memphis post office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

Washington dispatches of the Goth report
another merciless levy on the government
clerks-this time to help out the republicans
in Ohio. Meantime lIays's civil service order
fullyl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
HAYES EN- ROUTE.

President Hayes who in imitation OF An
drew johnson has taken the bigger part of his
cabinet under his wing and is Swinging
around the circle" arrived in the course Of his
perigrlnations on Monday evening at Chicago.
His coming kad been duly announced in ad-
vance, and the faithful Office holders of that
city had made every preparation TO give him
a grand reception. The affair is regarded as
having been a success The Presidential par
ty was met by mob at the depot and escorted
to the Grand Pacific where it Is estimated ten
thousand people awaited their arrival Hayes
made his little speech to them; SO did Sher-
man; and then there was "A general hand shak'
ing inside, while outside the crowd was enter
tanned with oerenades, sky rockets and electric
lights. Early on Tuesday morning the Prcsi-
dental patty started for Kansas via the c. b. x
Q. railroad, reaching Neosho Kan, where the
State Fair was in progress, on Wednesday.
From Kansas the President will return in time
to add together with the fat woman, the Ken.
lucky giant and ether curlosllies animate and
inanlmate, to the attractions of the Illinois
State Fair next week at Springfield,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

Senator Logan, who gave his whole mighty
intellect to the study Of the financisl Question
for the space Of two weeks, and having master
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

The Strnator Free Pres, iavors its reader,
with list of the candidates for treasurer OF
this county as Tar as heard from, enumerating
Samuel w Raymond and Asa Hoffman on the
Democratic side and w. W. Pitcher, A. G. Nc.
Intyre, Joseph Hart, W. w Shepard +. c.
Webster and William Cullen on the Republi,
can side. As to the last named, however, the
Ottawa Republican, using the language Of the
Chicago Tribupe in reference to Gen Grant,
says "he will not be candidate for nomination
under any circumstances That means, of
course, that he is willing only to come in as
the dark horse-as the spontaneous choice of
the free and unbought delegates of the people
In short, Mr. Cullen, like Grant, while posi-
lively declining to be regarded in the light Of
soliciting a nomination, yet has an abiding
faith that the people will find HIM to be, in the
expressive language of the swashbuckler of
the Lcmars Sentinel,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07
Agents Wanted.

wanta good active agent to sell
pianos and organs, music, etc, for me
throughout the South and West
want thoroughly reliable, sober and
energetic men, to whom am prerar-
ed TO otier e1trd inducements. Have
an elegant piano of my own ard a fine
organ ("silver Chimes') made for me,
also one of the finest lines of pianos
and organs handled by any house in
the country.
ANY energetic active person who
has some knowledge of instruments
and music and has the confidence of
his neighbors, can make money by
taking an agency.
If you desire an agency write me.
giving references and full particulars,
when will act upon your case, aud II
approved, forward catalogues and full
particulars at once. If you mean to
do anything don't delay.
Address, w. f. CUMMINS,
Music Emporium, Knoxville, Tenn.
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Sidewalk Letter.
ON THE SIDE WALK !
Ootulpr Z. 1879, !

ON THE SIDEWALK
Ooloher I, 1870,
Here IL We sidewalk man again! Be
aulck: he has not time TO spin either
warns or theories. The Border Fair Is
over, the money paid, the dust laid, the
bcnediclIon said, the Narrow Gmgc not
dead. Abingdon has had her fair ana II
IL said she had good one. Jonesboro
has had her Centennial, aud VIII now
close up for another hundred years J
learn they had II inches of DUST and
Doak's speech, aud Keys preach, were
so little heard by the dusty multitude
that they might Ms well have moved to
pass by aud print Key gave them
thunder about rcpudntlng their pubic
debt. for amy people who won't pay
half the principal aud I per cent, Inter
est. are praying for nm insult M mn eX-
cusc for reputation.
The Convicts on the Marrow Gauge
have gone to work In Keys Geld, where
20 foot nll will be required Theh
they will grade to town. Jim flthger"
aid. who had 10 epllcptic fits one AFTER
noon, had on the previous sunday
prcnchcd TO his fellow convlcts' lie
said ma he came from Richmond, he new
or expected to get to see the pines OF
Nottoway again. lie has been acc''s-
toned to epilepsy heretofore. supt.
Nib Ia having splendid work done, and
rood deal Of II. Yesterday Mr. Fow'
Ter. the Purchasing Agent, paid of cv'
cry body, amounting to s2Os,m' Thl'
ia for everything up to 9th September
Three Of the guards dropped oft yestcl'
dny. aud Messrs. Tom Crlst Marshal
caldwell, aud Henry Dudley were MP
pointed IN mrlr stead. and Mt onte wen
on duty.
There was no speaking here by th'
candidates last Friday evening. tn
Abingdon Fair prevented the attendance
Of several Of then. Another time Wi
no fNrd for the Bristol discussion. Th
appointmcnt ai Sand sprlng--Bnllnl
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07

Pond, was not filed yesterday, and the
candidates will meet at Greendale to-
morrow, and open the campaign. Then
you can look out for hot shot. Circuit
Court opened yesterday at Abingdon,
and on Monday next Ran. Tucker SAYS
he will 'preach'' there. | suppose Mas
sey will divide the pulpit with him.
Faris has his mammoth store nearly
up. 1t will be perhaps the most sub
stantial and well proportional business
house ever put up in Bristol. Mr.. j.
u. Cooke has made large addition to
his dwelling on Va. Hill. Mr.. James is
painting his new tenement house on
Solar Hill, and will soon improve his
new corner lot, near Sullins College.
Up goes wheat, (if bread does go
DOWN and hereafter you will pay more
for sack Of flour. Europe is on short
rations, and has TO send to America for
wheat. Bacon has also advanced. The
Chestnut crop bids fair to do some good.
81 80 Il bushel, and more of them than
were ever seen before in these parts
Every other tree within three miles of
Bristol has a Bristol boy in it and two at
lis base.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07
Personal.

Mr.. Thos. A. Hicks left few days
since to attend the medical lectures at
Nashville University, and will be gone
all winter.
Mr.. II. c. Chapman Of Tazewell c.
II. has opened fine lot of clothing and
gents furnishing goods in that town.
He is first rate business young man.
Mr.. j. +. Aiken and his very accom-
plished lady have left for Louisiana,
where they reside.
Miss Emma Doriot will have her fall
opening tomorrow, at her new stand in
james Block, where new and commo-
dious show window has been added for
her display.
DR.. w. L. Fowler, of Greeneville paid
us call last Saturday.
DR.. L. II. Hoffman and DR.. j. A.
Templeton have both gone west, the
former to the residence of his brother in
Wisconsin.
Mr.. Henry Rosenhcim, the Baltimore
peerless dealer in fine articles to smoke
and drink, was in town last Saturday.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Butler has had quite sick
child in his family.
Col. ID. Il. Baily seems much encour-
aged by his preliminary canvass for the
House of Delegates. From the four
quarters of the county the accounts are
that he has II splendid chance at the in
side track.
Mr.. VIM. Burrow has purchased the
Blountville Landmark, and Will at an
early day start weekly paper in Bris-
toll. We wish him much success.
Our young friend, Geo. II. lIarr, for
number of years past, salesman with
I. b. Dunn & Co., has engaged with the
popular house of NJ. ID. Andes u Co.,
where he will be pleased to see his friends.
Mai. Joseph II. lIoge and lady and
Mrs j. d. Johnston and daughter, all OF
Giles Co., are visiting their friends in
Bristol.
Mrs |. T.. Chapman started yesterday
TO TazeWcll c. ii.
Mr.. Me II. Echos, brother of the
Mcssrs Erhols of this town, died at
Glade Spring Sep. 10TH.
Mr.. NJ. +. Dun called to see us this
morning. and informs Us that he has
changed his mind with rcsarl to coming
TO Bristol, aud will open his shoe shop
near Mr.. r. \. Browns above Uiu'e
Spring. He Isl first rate workman, anu
the people Of lie county owe HIM u
splendid patronage
Col. Jno. q. English LEFT last evening
for Mississippi on business trip
Mrs. Chas, Thurman, who has been OF
an extended visit to her relatives In Va"
returned last evening to Nashville.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07
Inn a l,nchnnnn. Iirn.

We to-day announce John A Buch'
anan candidate for the Senate Mr.
Buchanan was born and raised IN
smyth county, graduated with the
GrS honor NJ Emory g Henry anu
tins for several years been n lawyer at
Abingdon, N the Arm Of White "
buchanan. lie ls good aud forcIble
speaker though we have heard very
little In tho way OF political speeches
ftom Him We have no authority TO
commit him IN any way. but we I'M
derIarl he favors the McCullOch bill
lie aud Cot. Fulkerson will doubtless
'hcst IN few days on the stump, and
lhen the public can hear from them
lhelr exac, opinions.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07

Trotting RAco--V II Thomas entered Cash
Down." NJ B Mel,ndy, Dexter" and Roscoe
Roscoe" won first money, t.l, and Cash
Down" second money, els.
HalfMile Rnce-V Il Thom0s entered Jennie
Moore :" W Robertson, jr., Tally toi" Judge
.RW Hughes, "Apnio;" J w Bradshaw, Min
ME-" Tally Ho" won fist money, Sl5, and Min
ME" won second money, $40, Jennie Moore
distanced on first heat, Annie" allowed to be
withdrawn after second heat.
Pacing Race--J A Faw entered Dandy jack
] D Mnsengill, Lady Belle;" d Akard Dolly
Varden;" j w Combs, "Bulah." Dandy Jack
won first money, So and "Bulah' won second
money, IS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07

The New Border Fair officials desire
TO acknowledge their great indebtedness
to the following parties who did them
great service during the Fair; Cot n.
NJ. Taylor, W. =. Brewer NJ McCros-
kew. Mai. W. G. Sanders, Mrs. Darr,
Miss Dulancy, and others. V5o'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07
tsop,,s Certificates.

1tisno vih drug stuff pretending to
he made Of wonderful foreign roots,
harka, DC, aud puiltd up by long Oo'
gus certificate OF pretended mitneu'
LOUIS cures, but simple. pure elective
medicine. mode Of well known vallia'
hle remedies. that furnishes liz own
certificates Ivy its cutea. We refer to
Hop Bl,tcrs, the pnrrst aod best OF
medicines, SEQ another COLUMN
PenubIlnon
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07
snch. Is, '7O-tf.

Kao,c al Men, aud all ladies too, that
Senckcr has returned with n stock of
goods TINT Il brilliant aud bealliilIl.--
Ills friends aud customers arc extended
a spccial invitation 10 call aud examine
che new and handsome things he has Oh
hnuI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07
Bristol Markets
CORRECTED TO-DAY ny j. NJ. BARKER.
pTObleIil.

Give the shortest and most direct way
of solving the following:
A man wanted an acre of land laid off
in an oblong square, the length to be
twice its breadth.
The above has been furnished MS for
publication. Answers received by Mon
day the Goth will be given in our next
issue.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07

Opium il the most dangerous drug,
especially when given to children IN
the shape Of a soothing remedy. Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup Is warranted not
to contain opium In any form ana Is
the most innocent and etflcaciout rem
edy for children teething. Price 20
cents q bottle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07
VIRGINIA

In vacation Of the Circuit Court Of WASH
inrton county on the 23d day OF September
1872
Mary a, Ll,troll, Plointin,
N5, IN NUNuCCIS'
Elms Lttrcll, Defendant
The object Of the salt is to obtain y di
vorcc from the bond of marimpny eSis'in
between plaintiff and defendant And, i
appearing by satisfactory evidence that tue
defendant Is n nonresident of this Com
monwealth, II il ordered that he appear
hero wit in one month after due publicn-
ton hereof and do what may he necessary
to protect his interes in this eult.
A copy. Tcste' oo,,v - ~
Sen 30 volt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07
BIRTHS.

REYNOLDS-on Fourth Street, Bris-
toll, Sept. 21th, the wife of NAL A. d.
REYNOLDS of son, ADRIAN DAVID.
ANDERSON--On Main street. Bris-
,ol Oct. 9Th. the wife Of Mr.. Jno. G..
Anderson of sou, JosEpn l'liEA'
sUIfMAKER.-ln Bristol on the ilh
lnst the wife of Mr.. WIN. Shumaker of
u son.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07
Ham. G Rowan.

Ham, G r Cowan. w
4 Dozen Cabbages, D A Wheeler" : %
% best a Dozen Cabbagcs, Wheeler ] %
Best Dozen Tomatoes, MrsJ r IIill.~....." ] 90
"a best Dozen Tomatoes II Wilbar......,. 90
Best Peck of Onions. B Vonce~~....~...,". ] %
Gallon Butter Beans. Mrs Matte Booth" i 90
Peck White Beans, JAS Leonard.........., i %
x Bushel Irish Potatoes, D A Whceler.,..r %
2nd y Bushel Irish Potatoes, A Lemons. 81
Rest 4 Sweet Ut King. 90
2dlS 4" L B Ayers. 80
Best Dozen Turnips. Houston Childress... 81
Canned Peaches, Mrs G Pile~-....,.......... l 90
!, Bus Dried Peaches, unpeeled, Miles. w
Largest display Canned Fruit, W + Leon 90
ard...................,.''. ' ''''''''''''' .' ~
Best sample Green Apples, } g Mcclellan. %
Peek of Pears, Houston Childress~....,...... ] 90
Variety of Grapes, Mrs W X Campbell" W
Kershnws, Squashes and Cgmblins, y B 40
Vance and Houston Childress, each"". W
Sheaf of Wheat, q Kingry.~................." W
String of Red Pepper, Mrs W Campbell. 81
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07

Trotlng Raced 7 Harvey entered 'Topj
j Jones, Fanny" W Bradshaw Surprise
"Top" won first money, 5000 Fanny second
900, and Surprise third, 30.
One Mile Saddle Racc-W d Robertson enter
cd Tally Ho;" Dr. Garrett, "Flyabout;" Brad
shaw. Minnie" Tally Ho" won first money,
$50. and Minnie" second, $50.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07
LAST NOTICE.

All the accounts of Chas. Thurman "
Go. have been placed In the bands OF
Butler q Mcdowell, No further indul-
renee will be granted. Parties indebted
will save cost by settling at once
Oct. 7-lt
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= TENN. VIRGINIA & GA. R. R.
Our Agents

The following gentlemen will act as
Onr Agents, and are authorized to pro-
cure and receipt for subscriptions and
olher business in our name.
Tagewell G.. II. va, ii G. Anderson
Lebanon, Va, Capt. J. w. Nc
Broom.
PARTIES due this office for Suhscrip'
ton, Advertising or Job Work, are
again requested to pay up. We must
have money.
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For sale.

\ good two story house containing
four rooms l6Nl7, good dining ROOM
Kitchen and store room. LOT containing
Of an mere, property situated on va,
lIill, corner of Monroe aud Edmond
Streets. This IL most desirable proper
IS, aud can be bought very low for cash,
or on short time. Apply nj this office
for farther Information, or TO
JAS. Il. CROCHET.
,,,A ~ 20 m