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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-28
CHANCERY SALE

OF
zzD - a. AND IOT.
Nc 193.
Joh2 Ellison VS.. I. L. Abbott.
DURSUANr TO a D ECREE PRONOUNCED
1 in the above cause at ia lRUa term,
1879. of tn IN ncory curt, a. Knoxville Ten
ne:see, w Ii sell a. alctiun - The highest bid
der. in fcoat of the cOu h use O0r ii Kacx-
Vile. on
THURSDAY, TIE 18th DAY OF MARCH
NEXT, AT Il U'-LOCK A. NJ,
the eu and lot mentioned and described in
the pIeadrgs lgiLg in the 1st civil district Of
Knox c2nuty Tennessee. being lot Ne. 3.6 in
Staub, Van iIer 4 Htn1eIsou'8 edition 10
Knoxville. COX 2 feet and 8 iGches on the eass
side of CrCzer st est and noHh side Of Ihird
avenue.
TERMS:
Said sale viii D mede on a credit of six and
twelve mont3s. ami il tar OF the equity of re-
demption. taking from tn purchaser notes with
approved security, bearing in er est from date
and retaining . lien on sal lanis a. further So
CURLY February l9th. 1879.
feb19 NJ. L. PATTERSON C. & NJ.
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Tn. s.swea,,ns Process, In wheat.


We notice by our exchanges that many of the
farmers of the State are again threshins from
the shock and hauling their grain direct To mar
ket Ordinarily this plan has some advantages
to recommend it, bnt this year, when the wheat
has been beaehed out by hot suns and repeated
rains, it is not advisable. 1t should by all means
60 into the stack and undergo the sweat be-
fore being threshed ard sold. This will in most
cases raise the grade and save the owner from
five to ten cents on the bushel
The Sweating" process is one not generally
understood. Taking either wheat or oats, OF
even hay, and stacking OF moving them in a
short time, they will be found to be undergoin <
what is commonly known as the "sweat.' On
opening the stack the straw will be found damp
as well as the grain, accompanied by consider
able heat, which lasts for number of days. At
such times it is difficult to separate the berry
from the head, and it is seldom threshcd by any
good farmer till this period is past.
The result of this sweat is, that the dead color
of the berry is restored, while the kernel itself
is filled ont and is considerably plnmper than
when it went into the stack But this is not
all. During this period there has been a con-
slant absorption by the berry of the nutritive
elements in the stock, rendered active by the
fermentation, and this develops aud ripens the
kernel. Some question whether there is any
more gluten added, but it is our opinion that
there is, and that it is richer in albuminoids
and will make consequently higher quality o.
flour than if not stacked at all. But the sug
gestion we desired to urge was that stacking
would brighten the grain, which is this yeaI
mostly of . dead color, and add few dollars
more to the revenue of the farm, which all will
frankly acknowledge is always small enough
ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
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FEVER and AGUE
or CHILLS and FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine. justly
claims for IL superiority all remedies offered
to the public. for the SAFE, CERTAIN. SPEEDY, and
PERMANENT cure Of Agne and Fever, Chills and
Fever whether Of short long standing He refers to
the entire Western and Southern country to bear him
Testimony the truth Of the assertion that
VIII atever will 1t fail to IL the directions strictly
followed and carried out In great many cases. single
dose las been sufficient for cure and whole families
have been cured by single bottle with perfect reso-
ration to general health 1t is however prudent and in
every certain cure Its Is continued In
smaller doses for week two after the disease has
been checked. especially In dicr and long stand
Ing Usually this medicine will not require any
aid keep the bowels in good order Should the patient
however, require q cathartic medicine single dose Of
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be suh-
Client
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must have DIR.
JOHN BTLL s private stamp each bottle. DIR. JOHN
BULL only has the right manufacture aud sell the
original JOHN j. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP of Louis.
ville KY Examine well the label each bottle. If my
private stamp is not each bottle do not purchase
you will be deceived.
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SANFoRDS
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
a.0oo EEE ARoYEI me sEl

5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.
1osvoETI Co, Denver, Col. large and influential
ID nsiv.rsa1 sssss2sss;oo. 10 otSsr De- 3 .
alamineiy prevalent in thai region. eyspeak Of tho
SOREY AFFLICTED
J. o. Bos,rorfA d Co., Dsnner, COL Gentlemen, -
Prompted By fellow feeling for thcse ainicted With
CstArh. wish 70 odd my testimony In behalf Of sAx-
yokp's RAplcAL CyRH foa CAIAnxn have been
sore icfed with this fearful disease for four year,
an d Soushs sosiie OF The sSoss cu.1 rom you.
which gave almost instant relief Il being cons
tutonsi we'll local remedy, believe to be AL
that Il ciaimed for I. Radical Cure for CsasIrh
n.,v., vssy truly yosn WIN 49, nv Eco
GREATLY AFFLICTED.
Nessrs. J. O. Bossoorth Co., Denre Genfenea.-1
take pleasure In recommending sANyokD's RApicAL
CuHxI CAfAHHa TO all Who are afnicted With this
disesse Ivn greatly anicted 9Th is for long time,
syear Afterwards was taken again with Catarh quite
Severely. and immediately sent for another bottle.
yhich fred me Al right giving me relief non tns ~, nns
In IL Introduction. Am. very truly Your. n,
A. W. SMITH. OF Smith 4 Doll.
Denver, Oct l. 1875
TRIED EVERYTHING.
Nessrs J. o. BosrortA d Co., Denrer. Col. Gentlemen.
-Ihave used SAxFoKDs RADIcAL CuRE FOE CArAnnH,
almost everything and Il IL the only thing that has
given relief therefore take pleasure In recon-
intending to all acted with caarrh Of any kind,
and ofer this my testimony 70 its benefits
Very truly. VS.. DECKER
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DESTROYING CRIcxErs WITH HoGs.-A few
weeks ago, from the north and northwest Of
this valley, MILL ors of crickets were coming in
to devour and destroy what grain and grass our
farmers expected to harvest tins dry season. To
stand them Cd, nearly all the hogs in the valley
have been got together and are being herded to
meet them. The hogs are getting the best Of
the fight, and are fstteuiug in their onward
march-Paradise (Ner.) Exporter.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

FXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vmLANow. WALKER Co, Ga. June o.
Doctor Jokn BnH-Dear Sl.-1 have recently given
your Wer,a DESTROYER trias and find il wonder
fully efcacious Il has failed in single instance.
to have wished for effect doing pretty large
country practice and daily for article Of
the kind am, sir, respectfully,
julius p. CLEMENT, II. D.
Ps-So uneaualled and numerous the testimonials
in favor Of my Worm Destroyer that newspaper space
entirely too small TO tell its merits.
il is an infaiiible remedy for Worms Try it, and DO
onvineed See my Journal for a full description.
JOHN BULL
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GREATLY AFFLICTED,
TRIED EVERYTHING.
REV. j. n. WIGGIN SAYS:

sOue of the best remedies for Catarrh nay the best
remedy We have found In lifetime ofsgdering; Is SAY.
through noetrls and there comes with each bottle
small glass tube for use In inhalation 1t cleas the
head and throat thoroughly that. taken each morn
ing rising there and no
disagree hawking during the entire day. but an IN.
precedented voice and respiratory organs
-Rer. j. L. Wiggia. In Dorchester. 1dss., BedcoH-
Each package contains Dr.. Sanfords Improved In
hsling Tube with full directions for IN all cases
Price. 90 For sale by all wholesale and Retail drug
Canada WEEKS d POTTER General Agents and
Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Mass.
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Read the folo,rng extract Of a letter from Mrs. Rrers.
rife Of Rer. Dr. Rirers Of the most learned eloquent
and popular MiseTs Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
aud c6o at the time Of irrti, stationed at BrOadcay
Church LOuisrile Ky
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If farmers would dress their land better, they
would soon be able to dress their families better.
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MANUFACTURE aud Gesdor of
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARSAPARILLA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular remedies of the Dry
Principal Ofaoe, No. 319 Main Street,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA.

Read the elO'cing extract Of letter from Mrs. Rivers,
and popular Miaisters Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
and sclo at the tne 81 irrtg stationed at Broadcay
LOUISVILLE KY, Oct. e, 1869.
Doctor John Buli-Dear Sir MANY thanks to yon for
great sufferer for years and had the advice of various
physicians Some pronounced my SPINE some my lungs,
been burnt bstsred and cupped, till had become dis
heaItened Several very eminent physicians who exam
seton would relieve me- had perfect horror Of that
Iindiy sent me YOUR Sarsapsriia ON" Which Immediately
begun to take three times day. suffered terribly with
ly when wonld read write for any length Of time and
ON rising to feet would be perfectly blind for sew
most happy inform you tina. the pain my head
Ia entirely relieved; suffer but seldom with my spine,
and then not acuely Ny appetite Is goo indeed
for the r;t time e life enjoy dinner than
You kindly sent me four bottles again last night
to
NJ B. {. RIVERS.
My Journal abounds with similar letters all Of which
IRuarantee to be genuine and written by the persons
whose name they bear,
Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on Don't be
drawn away after and doubtful experiments Don't
risk health by letting novices experiment upon you
with their trash.
My Sarsapars has stood the Of trenty years
It L. still the Sarsaparsof the day and of the age
ering all others in popularity and in its curative
qualities.
Avoid all those who trying to palm of you other
extracts of Sarsaparila called Remember 1t Ia Dr.
John Bulls Sarsapara of Louisville KY that is the
old and reliable remedy for impurities Of the blood and
scrofulous affections Always bear that in mind.
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
BENTON BARRACKS. Mo-, April DO 1866.
Doctor John BuH-Dedr Sir: Knowing the efficacy OF
your Sarsaparia and the healing and beneficial quail
ties IL Possesses send the following statement of
my
was wounded about two years ago was taken prison.
often my wounds have not healed yet 1 have sat
up moment since wounded. am shot through
the hips- Ny general health il impaired. and need
something to assist nature. have faith In
Sarsaparlla than anything else. wish that which Is
genuine. Please express half dozen bottles, and
oblge CAPT. {. I. JOHNSON.
ST. Louis No.
P.S-The following written April DO ls6. by Mrs.
Johnson mother of Capt johnson:
Dr. John BuQ-Dear Sir - Ny husband . skillful
surgeon and physcian in Central New York where he
died leaving the above c. p. johnson to At
thirteen years of age, he had chronic darrhea and
scrofula, for which gave him Your Sarsapara- IL
in New York Ohio and Iowa for scrofula fever
and general debility Perfect has attended it.
The Effected Of scrcfa and Jrer
aaes sirae,soss very anxious for my to
OF getting spurious article hence his writing you for
IT, His wounds terrible but believe he viii recover.
JENNIE JOHNSON
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at competition with best European makers any
European Worlds Exposition
NEW STYLES. with improvements, exhibited ut the
CENTENNIAL; elegant new in great variety
Prizes rely forrest consistent with best material and work
mansp. Organs sold for cash nstalments rented
until rent pays Ecery Organ rarrand TO entire sat
ifae'on 10 euery reasonable purchaser,
TUKsED. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES sent free.
MASON e. HAMLIN ORGAN CU.-l5i fremont St.
Boston; % Union Square, New York; go and - Adams
Street Chicago; 81 Great Marlborough Street London
- Baeker Srassc, Vienna III Collins Street. Melbourne.
Nov. Q, 1876.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-27
THE MATCH GAME.


sunday quite crowd of citizens visit.
ed the lower portion Of town to witness
the match game Of ball between the
Daisy Cutters and "Darlipgs." two
rival mines engineered by the youngsters
OF Phoebe. Most Of the visitors were sur.
pris-d to see the skill with which the
youngsters played the game. many oil
them doing well and e!iciting consider.
atle applause. OF the second nine John
Mucsby. ss catcher. B McDenougb.
first basaman. and Quartz Sparks, pitcner
and captain. did Well in their resp. otive
positions; 10 fact. by the hard work and
good playing of these three they were
enabled to beat the Daisy Catchsrs very
badly. Willie Sparks, of the first nine,
seemed to be the fsvorits with the public,
and on every run ELECTED rounds OF ap.
plause. Following is the score:
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LATE RECEIPTS AT PouJApE's

Sardin-s' ~. and rs
Ginger Soaps, Boston Butter Crackers.
Maccaroons and Fancy Assorted Crack.
era.
Fine French and Domestic Candies,
all fresh.
Choicest Dat Meal.
Choicest Roasted Coffee.
Pickles in bottles, packed this season.
Do in kegs. do do
Eastern Cream Cheese.
Syrup, in kegs.
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Better shan Geld.

The grand climax of succeas Ia ut last achieved.
The poor rejoice the sick arise and walk, the rich
bask in the golden sunshine of perfect health. The
physical miseries of the human frame need longer
be endured DIR. Kings California Golden Com
pound for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache,
Coming up of Food, Jsundice, Liver Complaint,
Biliousness, General Debility. Drowsiness and Low
Spirits This wonderful remedy will positively esre,
and that where every remedy has failed To prove
that this wonderful remedy will do all claim for
it, you are presented with trial bottle free Of cost
by which You will readily perceive its wonderful
curative qualities, and which will show you what
regular one dollar size bottle will do. For sale by
d. C. Sinclsir, Troy, Kansas e,
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Ioxn Point Items.

Very cold and the river blocked. Soon the price
of wood will materially change.
T. C. Clark and j. j. Baker attended the Teachers
meeting. at Wathena and report the people of that
place being the most hospitable they ever met
Your correspondent there t0o and can fully YER
ify what the above named gents say. lie had the
pleasure of enjoying the hospitality of Mrs Cook,
MR. Cook WIS away and such u dlnner:-a hfteen
pound turkey, liz weighed less when Shaner anu
Trio" left,) with all the trimming to tempt an APP
petite and everything else that was good: Mrs
Cook and her charming daughter made lasting
friends of at least two Doniphan County teacher.
wahena has an aeeomI me. gentleman hae ss wen
speak of Prof. Matteson. of whom none can speak
too highly
Ben: Tracy is getting everything ready for a
..bossr time on Christmas night. His hall is being
thoroughly reftted and everything will be in zap
Pr p = Bsi 4. confined to Ms room by Sickness.
Robert Gilmore now smiles beamingly on all his
friends and tells them tbs girl and weighs twelve
pounds.
Corn is coming in rapidly. Cash is paid for it, by
all our M erchans Trio.
The river has been frozen sufficient for footmen to
cross, for over a week
lot of stolen goods that captured on the
river at this place. about four months ago were sold
at auction in town, last Saturday
Mr. c. Ball. formerly of Iowa Point, but during
the past summer Of Leadville. Col, arrived at tins
place last Friday, and will remain during the win
ter He likes Leadville, and intends returning IN
the spring. He looks though that climate agreed
with him, and by the jingle of silver when his hand
goes down in his pocket after the wherewith to pay
for his morning drink We would say he made 1t pay
while there.
Rev Mr.. Cartwright, of Forest City, No., preach
ed two very able sermons at Fairview, last Sunday
He also baptized by immersion two young ladies on
the same day. He will preach again ut the same
place, on the second Sunday in January. is hoped
by the people of that neighbOrhOOd, that the move
ment ON foot for hiring him for the ensuing year,
will be successful.
Prof ). W. Swinney, Professor of all street corn
err "Rumbums" and tear-aronns in the city Of Law
renee in company with Dr. Sharp, Assistant froi.
in the same capacity arrived from the State Cniver-
sity at Lawrence last Friday, to spend Christmas
vacation at home. They will return in q few days,
where they will finish their collegiate course
A. CLIO.
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Buells Casimeres, Jeans, Yarns, Flannels
TOWNSEND e CO..
DOniphan Pick.Cps.

While Mor,lecai is the regular Itemzer of our old
town, and always on the alert for something new
the Chief feel at times like helping him ont, as,
from considerable experience in local itcmizng. we
have always found it To be not only pastime, but
l,borious and after all is done AMI in print there
always few, and especially those perhaps who
do not subscribe for the County paper, but go about
the stores aud shops picking 1p the papers, and
steal reading and take offence at critcise
truthful item that may hit their souls at some point
other. Such persons you will hear swear ann
curse the CHEZ, but the interested in look
ing and hunting for the Chief to find out THAT go
ing in and about their town. Well. such are no
benefit to community nor themselves. Let them
wag; they will pass off, and monument never will
be ert c;ed TO their memory.
Two or three runaways have occurred, in the last
few days. No one hurt, nor any particular damage
done.
A large amount of business is done on the A. e. "
Railrosd. from the number of trains that are on
the road. Charley Forman, agent, is kept busy
ut his post and Is always ready to accommodate, as
far his duties allow him to do 1t is hard for
any agent TO please every shipper, but Charley
nearer to it than any one agent Doniphan has
had.
What do the weather prophets think about our
open winter BOW The weather continues terrb,
cold, and ice men are busy getting their supply.
Considerable sickness among the children, in thu
form of scarla;ua, but not Of dangerous form but
at the same time. great should be used in I'll,
treatment of children, TO protect them from expos
couple of girls came to the depot to ride &c
Atchison the ears. Not having ever been GU ti.
railroad they asked n person, when the train stop
ped, il those Hat the to ride on They
were informed that the hind car or coach was 70.
passengers After getting on, they waited for some
one TO invite them to a seat They got back, and
will have glorious time telling their neighbors
abcnt the keers.
Revs. Huh and Kirby have been holding a pro
tracted meeting. the past week. Several united
" TN the church.
This cold weather, coal has run up. We hope
since Leavenworth has opened out again, coal will
come down-it is too high for all classes to reach.
NOR IA hora hay laid
ply of Christmas gools for the little ones.
Merry Christmas. Mr.. CAief. Is AND orr.
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4 Surpriscd PhYslcian.

A DYING PATIENT RECEIVERS THROUGH THE INTER
POSITION Humble GERNAS.-Somc weeks ago
DIR. G., very reputable and widely known ply
very complicated of Rheumatism. Upon arri-
wing ut the house he found man, about forty years
of age, lying in PROSTATE and serious condition,
with his whole frame dangerously affected with the
painful disease He prescribed for the patient but
the continued TO grow worse and on Sunday
evening he was found to be ir very alarming con-
dtion. The knees ami elbows and larger joints
greatly infan,ed, aud could not be moved. 1t was
only with extreme difficulty that the patient could
be turned in bed with the aid of three four per
sous. The weight of the clothing oppressive
that means had to be adopted to keep it from the
patients body.
The doctor that his assistance would be of no
avail and left the house. the members of the family
following him to the door, weeping. At this critical
hour, neighbor a poor and humble German shoe.
maker. appeared to the grcfsmittcu a saving
angel. He had hearl of the despair of the family.
and now asked them to try his remedy, and accor-
dinghy brought forth bottle of ST. JACOBS OIL As
drowning man will catch at straws, the poor wife
applied this remedy; she had no hope, but would try
anything, as matter of duty The first application
eased the patient very much; after few hours they
used it again, and wonder of wonders the pain van
ished entirely! Every SUBSEQUENT application i'm.
proved the sufferer, and in two days he well and
out. When the doctor crlled few days after, he
was indeed surprised; for, instead of corpse, he
found a new made man.-EIchdnge.
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Coon CoxrASr, NuNBER FoUR.-Good Company
$500 year. Springfield, aass.) Number Four, has
one Of Mrs Harriet Beecler Stowcs Old Town sketch
cs in which the innitable Sam Lawson does consid-
cradle talking; three stories, including long one By
Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davs. done in her usual Wig
orous style; paper by President John Bascom OF
Madison University. of interest to all interested in
horse railroads; vivid geographic sketch Of Gam
BETA By George VI. TowIe; readable papers Of Eu-
ropean experiences, including "Roman Nosaics,
..Oid Men Of the Bear and Ragged STAFF An Eve
ming at workingman's Coffee Room in England
papers on Colorado, the Indians at Hampton. and
how the Congressional debates are preserved; and
other articles
Christmas poems by Miss Lucy Iareon, Mrs. d. H.
r. Goodale and the Misses Elaine and Dora Read
Goodale are features of the number.
During the coming year Coon Coxrasr will con-
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