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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-20
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and quail.
fed as Administrative of the estate of William
POyser, late OF Stark county. Ohio, deceased.
CATHARINE A POYSER,
nOvGdw Administrative.
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BLOW ON, EAST wINDl

il you drive us into that harbor. Weep
ing may endure for night, but Joy COM
eth in the morning. Across the harsh
discords of this world rolls the music Of
the sSies-music which breaks from the
lin, and throbs from the harp, and rust
les from the psalms-music like falling
water over rocks; music like wandering
winds among leaves; music like carolliog
birds among forests; music like ocean
billows storming the Atlantic beach.
They shall hunger no more, neither
thirst any more, neither shall the sun
light on them, nor any heat, for the
Lamb which is in the midst Of the throne
shall lead them to living fountains Of
water, and God shall wipe away all tears
from their eyes," l see the labOrlDg
craft Of great Christian feet approach
ing the celestial haven, sails rent, bull
warks knocked away, leaks sprung, but
still sAOat Nearer and nearer the ocean
shore; nearer and nearer eternal anchor
age. Haul away, my lads, haul away
Some are chips ofmighty tonnage. Some
are shallops easily lifted Of the wave.
Some are men.of war, armed with thun
ders Of Christian battle. Some are tugs,
unpretending tugs, helping others thro'
the narrows Some are coasters, and
never ventured out very far into the sea
of Christian experience. But notice
that all of them coming toward wharf.
age-brigantiDe, galleon, line of.battle
ship, along. boat, pinnace, war frigate,
are driven into harbor by the east wind.
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I'M PORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
LIFE ASSURANCE.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of the United States makes the follow.
ing announcement to The public:
The dissatisfaction which prevails
throughout the community with re.
gard to OnCrOuS conditions contained
in life assurance contracts and the
judicial decisions based thereon. to.
gCthcr with the public endorsement Of
The liberal uSageS Of this Society, as
shown by its largely increased bust.
ness, has led the management seriously
TO consider whether the contract could
not be Simplifed and certain conditions
erased tlerefrOm which have been the
subject Of much criticism and miScOn.
cCptiOn.
After a careful examination Of the
experience Of some Of the best com.
paniCS in Great Britain, who have shown
a greater liberality than has been Gus.
tOmary in this country, this Society
feels justified in adopting a form Of
contract in which the following i'm.
pOrtant concessions are made to policy
holders throughout the United States:
I. Policies will be made incontestibIe
after three years from their date.
2. Each ordinary policy will provide
for n definite surrender value in paid
up assurance in case the policy is for
1eited after three years from its date.
3. Each TOntine policy will contain
definite surrender value in cash, in
case of withdrawal at the end of the
Tontine period.
4. The contract will be cOnciscly and
clearly expressed, containing only such
provisions rs are necessary to protect
the policy holders.
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Seeking her Husband In n strange Land.

Annie Brady aged "a. came to this country
husband who had emigrated In advance Failing to md
him. size wandered from place 10 place week ago.
while sick with two weeks old infant To TOR she
applied TO Mrs Wheeler at ~ Portland avenue. Brook.
vn for shelter She remained there week. and
day. being Vet ck and dependent charity. she was
turned the OF the Charits Commissioners
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The commencement exercises OF st. Eliza
beths Academy. IN Madison j.. were held yesterday
Twenty five young ladies were graduated The honors
and pri1es were distributed BY Bishop Cornran The
sisters charge OF this cademy having splendid
building. which will be- the largest struc-
lures devoted to educational purpose In the state.
erected un the highest point u ground between Madison
and Morrstown 1t viii be ready Tor the next graduating
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Tho 100000 bond required Of the Brooklyn
Elevated Railway Company was filed yesterday with
sureues agsregaung s3uOu'o Onlv small detachment
Of lahorers has been put work drilling holes IN the
granite hoeks for foundations. making concrete boxes
ami preparing Ia open the streets The work will be-
tended both ways al ug Lexington avenue, Brooklyn
AID itrsc force VI men. Il l. promised will be
fu
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CoIiidInx at Full speed.

WATERLOO. Quebec. June 26.-The regular
passenger train the soutIea-trn Railway bound for
Acton and sorc colidcd with fhc engine a
ton train near Waterloo station thi, morning Both
were moving with great speed. The engineer. John
DAILY, and the nremui NorS Nurrctu the cuustrur.
two men named Taylor and Pcrealt were seriously IN.
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MANHATTAN REACH RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD.
GREENPOINT DIVISION.

Trans leave foot Of 23d i, East River. by steamer
sylvan Grove 4 IS. ;e@ 10 45 ~ 70. ~ IS A NJ /;
li2l5 - - J Is. 81 - p 10. y 40 l.la 20 a. q 10
ilj. - .l6 a45 6 10 a. Il 49, = 45 y IS - IS
Returning leave Manhattan Beach Tor Grecnuoint and
New YORK. b. 10 ~ - A. NJ. ~ % ~ 30 II 10 u 10
70 e. 80 3 10 20 80 4lj - 81. IS rs $3.50 10 u.s.
h3 Il 10. y $50. p Is - 80. 80. - 80 1885 2 "
Train. marked thus stop at East New York only-I3
minutes after Grccnput time. Trains marked thus do
not stop at sheep-he Bay
BAY RlDGt DIVISION
Steamers THOMAS COiNER aud TWILIGHT leave
Nrw York n =. cornccung at Bay Ridge with trans
tor Manhattan Beach a. follows.
32d 4 ~ 10 tln23 q 20 4. VI ~ IS. u 25 q IS
% 49,, - y. %, II %, y 70 = NJ
Lrry St 80. 40 30 ~ IS A. ~ IS 81 S. q s.
80 - .:'. = 80. u b = VI
3 40 - 80. t5i55 q 20 f. VI
THE steamer u r. MARTIN connects with elevated rail.
roads whitehall It. aud trains At Bay Ridge Tor Man.
Leave Whitehall st-ts rs ,lo.25 III rs VI ti2 Is
81 % = - 20 % - % . rs 81 IS q -. ~ % r VI
Trains marx "a thus TO not stop al SheepsheAd Bay
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach Tor Bay Ridge aud New York as fol-
$40. 'lO2O. ~. ~ .2oA LEN; .Ga2o II: $40
- - 20 g. - 30 - % o. - - .s 10 IL y 20
- ~ 20. 81. 80 30 AMI ;lO4j 4. VI.
Trains marked tuss connect with ste amer d. II MAR
TIN aud do not stop al Shecushend BAY.
Trains marked thus :. connecting with North River
bunt~. do not stop AZ Shetpshcad Bay,
Excursion tickets lnnl To return New York over
either division but North RIVER and Greenpoint tickets
not good nu elevated railroads
orders may be lett with DDdds Express for baggage TO
ami from MnulHttHn Beach
GRAND CONCERTS EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING 10y GlLMnRES HAND And LEVY.
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VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

ltNNol lN ANA RAILROAD.
THE oLDEsrABLsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DlrOrS is PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
hENr AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSuLt he SAFETY.
ON AND After JUNE H. 1879
Express Trains leave New YORK. via DesDrosss nd Cort
lAndt Street Frrrvs. rs follows.
$50, 73l. $40. - 10 LlmitrUl II A. NJ l. 33O 4 S q
1870, X 30 ami 10 T.. VI.
Boats OF "Broonlyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY hillrlns speedy and direct
transfer for BrookNn travel
Retnrnlng trains leave thihdepia ~ ol. ago 500 T.
30 X 80. AMI II A VI. tL.uutcd ENpIc.s 1880 4 MI
.. 4, $40, :. and 7aa T. NJ ON sunday l. Jl 800
So T. $50 A, NJ. I. 7 80 Z. NJ
Ticket Onlces. h2d and oii broadway, Aston llou,e
and foot OF Dcsbros,es and torthutt Court IT. and
Bruokyn Annex Depot, loot FIilnu So. BrouAyn; III
il6, aud liz Hudson ST., lobokeu Depot Jersey CITY
EmgrHnt Ticket once, 3 batter place - '''
FRANK THOMSON. L. T. FARMER
General Manager GsnI Passenger Agent
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IN, Gurl.


ID COMFY ISLAND
The First Cuney island Races will take place ON SAtur
day. June y ~ day. Friday. July 4 3d day saturday
July ?. 9Th daN. saturday July ~ Tile Fair Grounds
are accessible b, a routes Co toncy Island Admission.
sc, 5Oc.. and ~ Races hegin ~ ! T. VIM A Eu.e.
man Prop X Whratly sccyi san iloNglnnd. starter
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shipping.

shipping.
NATIONAL LINE,--FRoN NEW PIER 10 n R.
4N---FOR LONDON Victoria Docksl---
Denmark. Jul, =. 4. NJ Greece july g. A. NJ
FOR LIVERPOOL AND OUEENSrOWN--
Hrvsta. June ~. IL 80 M kn-lani July .. $50 NJ
Cabin so 20 SO. currency steerage s26 Drafts from
81 upward issued Al very low rates C1npauv's Offices
Nos 80 aud Is Broadway. T. " J. HURST Manager.
DACIFIC MAIL STEA MSUIP COMPANY
Il SPECIAL NOTICE. -EMlGRANfS forwarded To SAN
FRANCISCO. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ARIZONA
NEW ZEALAND. ami AUSTRALIA For passage and in
formation 10 resard 20 routes apply 10 the Passenger De-
partueut - Broadway.
EMIGKAI TO AUSTRALIA.
H steamer ACAPULCO Ol the PACIFIC NAIL S. s. CO
Leaving New York June 80
Fare $50. including all uccessares
Apply nj the Passage Otiice VI the PACIFIC MAIL S
$. Co. ~ Broadway. y \.
ROTTERDAM LINE Steamers leave Com.
IL pAuy'. urr. adjoining PayOnia Ferry Jersey civ
ROTTERDAM June y SClltEDAM. ......... july .
iN Gaen sS2-sio "a Capin s45-SSo Storage. si3
PUNCH. kpN A Co. l.. ". NORRIS,
rs VIM - Freight Asts 50 Bway. zen Pass Agent
CTATE LINE-To Gasrow. Liverpool Belfast and
''Lond9nderrv rom Pier y. r. loot Canal IT, THURS
days Passengers Al through rates 20 an leading Of
Europe suerasc SO AUSTIN BALDWIN Co,
Agents. - Broadway. SrEEKAGE OFFICES at Is
bruauwav AMI Il,r foot of Canal s.
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Grrursions.


MAsTODoN TRIP.-LoNG BRANCH AND
kocKAwAY same day by the peerless and rapid transit
steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK see advertisement below.
FARE entire grand excursion only so CENTS.
- EXTRAORDINARY EXCURSIONS,
- uncludng one iriu on SumiayJ
LONG BRANCH AND ROCKAwAY TOO,
BY the peerless palace stcnmer
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Cant Samuel O. Martin, famous for safety, speed and
'''''''' TO-DAY. FRIDAY JUNE 81.
TOMORROW SATURDAY. JUNE %,
AND SUNDAY. JUNE 20
passing in close proximity the French Naval Rams aud
the historic United States steamer kcar4Hrrc next giN
mg iu the great hotels and wuudruus tuhultr
pier ~ Cpncv Island. STOPPING ONE HOUR at tie
famous BEACH Of LONG BRANCH landug excursion
for KOCkAWAY, giving ample time there Tor delicious
dip In the sur Returns to ihc city at an early hour
BENTs WHOLE MARINE hand oN BOARD.
Canterbury Cathedral Chime OF GOugs rung by Prof
Holiday uf LONDON - .
TICKETS Tor the entire grand trip, FIFTY CENTS
NAV be had elevated railroad station. where
tickets Il ride In and from Pier given FREE to
PLYMOUTH ROCK excursiomiss Can also be bought
." '"e p''S ~ usual LEAVES
the foot Of 22d 81 r. ~ 1880 A. NJ and Pier l. N r.,
at the Battery az II O'Clock.
DLX MOUTH ROCK.-Today. tomorrow, and
sunday, too to LONG BRANCH OCEAN IRON PER-
and also to RocRAwAY BEACH Fare for the mastodon
trip but 80 cents See time table above.
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DLfOIS is PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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Sousr furmsbtna.
Doaro ano Aooms.

Soly0 an0 AooMs.
A HALL HEDKoOM To let. with or without
- board. at jos E1't 2dti st second foor back
IIOISEK EliING.- Nlccly furnished rooms. 80 a
week aud upward Private house, stanton st. near
bowcry
'ID LET choap-Geni order. rooms aud bedrooms -
in - per mouth Sizes East lJ'n IT,, near Az. A.
no LET cheap Nee room and bedroom 400 East
4 l2th 81. near lstav g. month
Of0 WE>T lOTIT ST, near eth av --t;cntlemcn
~OO and ladies cain gen -o0d rooms hrstclnss board
bath, gas, 50 To 80 90 per week
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A -FIsHING BANKS.-.Eyery day. saturdays
~ excepted. fast steamer SETH Low. with saloon
leaving Harrison t. r., 7, 9Th st.. r.. :O Pier
~ T.. r. l5 Battery wall next Sttten Island Ferry. ~
Pier H. y si1uA W. dents tickets. TAc LADIES' soc
n B.-Chulera Banks. Saturday morning June -, and
A. FOSTER Manager.
AI.-UEADQUART tor water excursions
~ To charter. superior steamers. best hnrges aud
following grounds Stariu's Glen Island Long Island
Sound has no equal Hudson Grove. Stnrins Alpine OPP
postc Yunkcrs. Adcrny rark aud Iona Island To se
choice Of DAYS apply office N SrAklNS EN
CuRslONs. Pier Il. r. foot uf Cortandt New York
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pENNsYLvANIA MAILKOAD.

EXCURSION TICKETS TO PHILADELPHIA AT A
RATE or -
FIFTY TRIP BOOKS WIN EXTENDED PRIVILEGES.
ON ami alter JAY the frnnsylVnnia Railroad Com.
ngy NJ, issue excursion tickets between New York and
Philadelphia Eund Tor hNe DAYS at of ~ and nfy
nm ckc, good Tor one year IN the hands of the bearer
ut "A Ia uf4
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HARLEM TO ROCK AWAY.
IL THE ELEGANT AND COMMODtOUS STEAMER
y ssccnT1LEER


J. SCHUYLER
WILL MAKE DAILY MARINE EXCURSIONS.
,eavins i2ath 4 ilarlenn "A ll@h Il. + 4 $40
Etsi I'D II. So south LIST Il Bfookyn. h. ID D. - 40
Hrnume II. H. 80. Pier |, y r.. O.l5, arriving at
kockaway AZ ~ and leaving ati 7 VI.
NtlRsluN TICKETS ~ CENTS.
SINGLE FAKE. 80 CENTS
Excellent table. charming concerts racing with
other boats EDGAR A FULTON Managers.
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Mlanitn.

WANTED -Four hundred blucstone cutters and
w naggers attend the meeting to be held at Emmett
Hall 232 West 30th st, on FRIDAY EVENING, June H.
at y o'clock sharp
By order " the Committee.
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WEST nKIeMToN nEACM

w AND CONEY ISLAND POINT
PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD
Trans between tunry Island Point aud West Brighton
Beach leave every 20 minutrs VI. u ~ 81 r. NJ
making close cnnnec Win st amboas u nnd from
NrW AorN and Newark Excursion tickets ~ cents
Urac h-ai H.
run haithuutlN from G.sO 4 VI 10 / T.. VI and from
J. NJ to ~ T. VI. every fifteen nluut4s and ON SUNDAYS
every tn minutes Excursion tickets between BroukIyn
ind West hHrhtOn Beach, % cents The BROOKLYN
Depot Wcruw1d, ON nv and 10th ST. can be reached
by hursc cars from all the ferries
Tins IL the only steam line running direct To the Oh
soNnioN, 800 feet high, and the New Ocean Pier 90
feet long landing passengers In the centre OF all the pub
lc attraction.
GRAND CONCERTS on Observatory Plaza every after.
noon and evening. sunday included hy DONNING'S
eeehr rd NlNrll REGIMENT BANnandM ARBuCKLE,
the WORT renowned CORNEr SOLOlST
GROUND lighted by an ELECTRIC LIGHT % 900
candle power
\IEST POINT, Cornwall Ncwburgh Round tick.
w cts, by ALBANY DAY BOATS Conveyance Corn
wall to West Point 81. Extensive views from storm
King ana Grow hest') Return by down boat
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD,

IL ROT 81 TRIP ~ GENTS
kOCkAWAY BEACH.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS,
Leave Hunters Point at .. :. o. 10 II A. ", - noon
81 2.3O 40 q uud : =
RErt RNiNGt Lave Beach at o -. sii. 1910 A. ID,
" 80, 2.2O, 2'4O, SGD 70 49, $40, $50, land $3.50
SUNDAYS
Leave Hunters Poiut at 9. 10. II NJ. u noon 80
2.3n S3u. Z 30 +. NJ
RETuRNiSG Leave Beach at $50. 3 20. 400 40.
$40 90. 6.2o, Sand e3o =
NEW ROUTE TO COMFY ISLAND
y BY steamboats,
SYLVAN STREAM
SHADY SIDE. and
From North aud East River piers
TO BAY RIDGE,
AMI
The New York and Sea Beach Railroad
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH,
will he opened about
JULY :.
Regular running will be duly announced.
GTARIN'S STATEN ISLAND EXCURSIONS.
- ELEVEN MILES FOR 10 CENTS
refreshing sail over y BAY the North Shore OF
STATEN ISLAND
Take steamers tASlLEIuN POMONA, and HUNT
AZ terminus ol Elevated Railroads Pigr L. r foot "
Whitehall = leaviu- o. TO- II. - NJ; l. =. g. 2.
" Buy tickets at Pier
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-29
About Posrpontmens of faxes.

Considerable anxiety is being man
ifested by tax payers TO know what
will be the fiual result of The bill
pending in the Tennessee Legislature
to postpone the time that penalty
shall attach for unpaid taxes of 1878
from the first of February to Septem-
Der next. Said bill passed the House
but has not yet been acted
on by the Senate. Next Fri
day is the limit, should the
bill not become law, and
after that date all unpaid taxes for the
year 1878 will go into the hands OF
c0nstab les for colIec;io and this will
incur additional costs. a great many
Knox county men have already paid
up. There has been noticeable in
crease Of payments at Trustee Swans
office within the past few days, and
mary are straining every point to
meet the matter before the expira ton
of the time, but are putting it eff I'M
til the very latest moment. Our read
ers shall be promptly informed OF the
final action Of the Legislature as soon
as it occurs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-29

We have received q new publication
from the press OF the Derby
Brothers. OF New York, writ
ten by Mrs Hugh L. Brinkiey,
entitled, "A Woman's Thoughts aboat
Mep." a quotation from the first
chapter shadows the Object of her
book. IT is as follows: For more
than twenty years nan mas held
up the mirror 10 woman, now Il
woman shall hold up the mirror to
man; let him see himself, perhaps,
the spectacle from its very rarity will
do him good
This mirror a. she presents it, shows
nothing good and We would advise CuT
male reader who has "a pride IN his sex
to let it alone or his pri ie will have
a fall" The author places herself in
the position OF female Juvenal, and
unspa!ingly does she pour hot water
down on mans devoted head.
The whole work is amusing and
several chapters may be read to an ad-
vantage by some of our nice young
men" Among these we may men
ton the disquisitions on g the dandy"
the d" heiress hunter" the slanderer
and bragAart," the fast man, " " the
men of brass and 1.-The mashcr.'
OF these last We have = few would be
ones 10 Knoxville.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-29
We now have in stock full line OF
the grandest Cooking Stoves made
called the " Grand Charter Oak"
HAWKINS, BUTT, DEPUE & Co.


An old physician, retired fr IN pra.ti,e, hay
ing had placel in h hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for tho speedy and permanent cure for
consumption. brOnchistis catarrh. asthma. and all
throat AID lung affections also positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous
complaints,after having tested its wonderful cur
alive power in thousands Of cases. has fell. it his
duty to make it known TO his sufsrin fellows.
Actuated by this motive and disire to relieve
human suffering will send fee Of charge to all
who diSire it this receipt with full directions for
preparing and useiog in German, French and
English. Sent By mail by address wi d stamp
naming this paper. W. w Sherar. l4J Powers
Block, Rochester, New York.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-29
a Dangerous TorpOr.

TCrpOr or inactivity Of the kidneys is serie US
~ dangerous 10 those organs, since il is the pre-
cedent Of diseases which destroy their substance
and endanger life. This sluggishness may be
overcome by stimulating tEeu, not EXCESS as 3,
but me derately, an fleet produced By Hoste .ers
Stomach BitteTs, q general iuvig oraHt and alter
alive, possessing diuretic properties of no CONS
mon order. The impetus which this admirable
medicine gives to their executive ldnction
counteracts any tendency to congestion which
may exist in their tissues. Both they and their
associate organ, the bladder, are invg0rated as
well as gent stimulated by the Bittsrz, which
eIerts kindred iLhIence upon the stomach,
liver and bowels, and by strengthening the SIS
ten, enables L to withstand mala-iaI epidemicg,
to which when exposed it N GIT otherwise sue
Cumh.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-29
what - gallant ' AverIea

The Wytheville (Va) Enterprise Of
recent date contains the following
item:
We notice that Col. G. w. Charl-
ton has been again defeated for the Of
flee of Mayor of Knoxville, TennessCa ,.
The successful man. s. b. LuttrelI,
had served the city acceptably for sew
eral months in filling out the uneX-
pred term of Capt. Joseph Jaques.
There is something, however, TO COM
pensate Brother Charlton for the lC =
of the MayOraity. We notice that
one of the Aldermen elect is
named HOckenj0S. 1t may have not
been his fault that such name was
given him, but how terrible the 6 fflc-
ZION! What calamity it would have
been to Charlton TO have had to pre-
side over a Board of Aldermen with
such a name as that in it What a
risk of Iock-iaw in calling such
name for even a short night session OF
the city daddiea. Luttrell is said to be
an excellent man, and we hold our
tears in readiness for him. HOcke1l
los! Charlton, we congratulate you,
life is entirely too short TO secure the
proper pronunciation of that name J"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-29
IOIan Cash Wanted

For Saddles, Harness, Brides, Collars
and a complete line Of Saddler's Goods.
For the next CD days I will sell goods
cheaper than ever was known in the his
tory of Knoxville or any other place.
Merchants can save BIG MONEY by Civ
ing me their orGers. Saddles or Harness
made to order, and all kinds Of job work,
cheap for John cash. All work warranted
hand made. All orders will receive prompt
and personal attention. Address
Il g. MILLER, Market Square,
Knox lille. Tennessee.
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wAmAETs 81 raAEGwApn


New YORK, Jan. IS.
Money, 2t3. Exchange, ASA al 50
Governments weak; new SIS, l.054
States dull.
Flour in buyers favor with very
mod, rate demand supelfiue Western
and State, So 25,3 So common to good
extra Western and state, So 65a3 so;
good TO choice do, S. 95a4 so. South
eTn -four uuchangt d. Wheat, BE lower
and dulI, shippers are holding off for
SPECULATIVE movement, very light;
ungraded winter red, STOOL o.; No. 5
do, 81 3!21 u. Corn, cid slightly III
buyers favor; new, s4c lower; IN
graded, As; No 3, As 4455. Oats slightly
IN buyers favor, but dull. Coffee
quiet, prices unchanged. Sugar steady
and quiet fair to good refining quoted
at 6!aG3; prime. G. ~; refined firm;
standard A, 81 sS33; granuIated, So pow :
dered, s.; crushed. 8. MOlasses dull
anu unchanged Rice in a fair job
bling demand and steady. Pork higher
aud stronger; mess on spot, S. 373a
S 50; old, $40 25A1O 50; new middles
fifmer; Western and ci5y long clear, 4 S;
short clear, 81 Lard irmer: prime
steam on spot. 5046.65. Whisky
quiet and dull, 81 60.