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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-24
The Storm At Dresden.

Dn.ipg the storm Saturday afternoon
the front of w. Fl. Morris stOrehOuse ut
Dresd q was blown out. A number Of men
Who had soughi shelter were in it at the
time, aud among them was Mr.. James E.
Reach. a men 20 years Of age, who lives
one mile we~t of Dresden. When the
front vas blown out he ran out end was
struck by the thinkers of the falling avn
ing. breaking his thigh. DR.. David Brown
set the limb
Luther Luckett, Who was also In the
building AT the time. wna slightly hurt.
The steep:e of the Methodist Church
vss moved eighteen inches out of line by
the force OF the wind.
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Cbemists and physicians say that DR..
Prices Specisl Flsvoring Ext,scis are The
pureat. They are daily increasing in popu-
lar favor. HOUSEWIVES Who desire the
mot delicious flavor in their cakes pud-
diner and pastry, will get il By uaiog Dr..
Prices Extracts.-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-24
The Shadow Secured.

The favorite maxim with photographers
il, secure the shadow ere the substance
fade" This morning Davidson visited La
tours gallery and had two pictures taken
one in standing and one in q sitting posi-
ton. He was escorted by Deputy SHERIFF.
Shy and Sprecher. Davidson appeared to
he well satisfied with his counterfeit pre-
sentiment.
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8. B. Boohao. sags ths Wssrsashsrg
&a.Aard of yesterday. nail carrier betvesa
Holden and Basler. wss srrested II biz
hooe in Altooas, Basss oou.ey. Moedsy.
By deputy u. 9. Asssbal, Soe laopssiag
nth he malta A Iev days go he sod
deneally dropped letter iron Ais poehes
in Tie Possoakcs dsselaosa Il - pisksd
Up By oee q he peopsissso asd hasasd "a
.Poetnasser Asck. Ths scccidsst gave
Boahan asay, = ths lesase haa hsea Pc
viously oailed and PIT il ~ oail be-.
Bsahaa - takn - Je1ensa City Nor
day evening. -'' '--''
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August Heasy, youag 6asoee residing
near JeGssson City. ~ sec;dentally killed
By Henry Priesoeyer a that plsee. On
Sunday last. A ~ latter ~ trying 70
shoot ssske, his gUa caught In zone
buahea and We discharged. The eatire losd
paasinR into Hensys shjomea.
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Ats eaISed meeting o. ss''si's Lodge.
No. CSC, I. o. G. T., June l7sh, 1873. o. The
.....;o. If IN. a..sh If Eav.ra Wh;s.he.d
s-'- g 49,. 60 49,, ,.,. - a,.,;,.
soso'y =" '"" c''s' ""' '." W
Kan. Among other Psoceed'ass The follow
Ing resolusisas were adopted:
4; =; =: -: :; :: e: :. 20: :; =: y:
and.
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1t appears that the storm on Saturday
evening Was much more violent at the line
of and in the Indian Territory than north
Of it. The depot at Chouteau station. on
the NJ, K. & T., in the Territory. Was struck
BY the cyclone and torn all TO pieces. No
one vas hurt or injured.
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From the Warsaw Times.
Sedalia can do without the Capital, but
the Capital will have p,.Or time in get
ting along without Sedsiis.
Tia Narrow Gauge j. . broad rosd 70
wealth, aud We expect . Capital time when
it goes to SedalIa.
Our sister city has big amount at cap
ital and don't really need thst Of the State
The principle involved is the Interest Of ~
all. These thoughts are worthy Of credit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-24

An penoas desiring family medicine
sPos vAScA sAey ess rely, eSooss d.. BalIs
Balaiooss ,Hll4 UhieA pguoptly selisve
as6 euss diseases q shs SeoaaeA, Lives,
BoUols ed blood. Pfics 8 csots.
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Died To-day.

J. H. Barslesi, soa Of H. 7. Bartlett. Of
sAis city. died 1t Queen City, Mo-, as Z
e'elock this oossing. He - about 81
yesnoA I'D formerly rssided IN Sedalis.
Vhss - bore . nsse lxcelleot reputation
. 0an I'D Q eisiosa.
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Young Pirates.

Well, now ~ to the boy. Some Of him
Is . hard ret. There il gang Of these
young hoodlums in the vicinity of the
Broadway School House Who are learning
to be pirates. They rob the hens nests and
roosts in the vicinity, and in IN old ravine
they have constructed . ERE place where
they roast their chickens. cook their egg.
etc. One enterprising nember Of this gang
vent out forging the other day and stole
nearly whole box Of herring. The band
Toasted sumPeuously that day. bat we're A.
terward very thiney. Their depeedatioas
are beginning 70 sssane claiming peopos-
tons - the,r appetite i3erassa. and ths
ovnen al chickens are apPseheaavs-in
fact, they shake hssds With theis chicken
every night and bid the0 farewell beioss
The latter goes to roosl
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-N.ture's efforts are always directed
Alright; but sometimes occasional sssis,ancr
Of the proper kind proves eminenily srr
viceahle N her efforts Dr.. Bull's Bslii-
more P.lls combine every quality to rem
der then Of peculiar service in very many
diseaaes.
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For Sale.

One Of the handsomest dwelling houses
On Broadway for sale 1t bargain. Apply
to Mrs. Talbot, at her millinery establish
meat on Ohio street. 6.ld&w2ms
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Last Day Of School.

had the pleasure Of visiting the public
school taught by Miss Sallie Msy6eid, ten
miles south of Sedalia. Il had been pre-
viously announced thst there would be IN
The school paared . good
examination and proved the excellence Of
their teacher. There vas . prize gwen TO
the scholar Who attended every day that
was Taught The prise was awarded 70
Mics Cora Switch, litsle girl ten yesrs old,
daughter of ID. d. Swich. Everything
passsed of pleasantly throughout. which
wss much 10 the credit Of Mis N :, ~ q
teacher and manager of the school.
A. VrsITOR.
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THE OTHER SIDE.
An Aged Womsn's WronGs q
0mithton.


SMrrHToS, Mo. June I8. 1879.
fdif.T Bazoo:
Your paper Of day or tvo since, con-
tanned an article headed "A WOmans
Raid" at Smithton, which WA 40 unfair
aud unjust, that At the request Of many
per~"nr, propose To give you letter ON
the other side Of the ques ion. The dear
old lady who was ~ irreverently
styIed Granny Warren" Ia knosn
to this whole community. and loved BY Ill
Who respect worth aud revere old .ge; sad
no one here wonders that, stuOg 70 mad
ness by the wrongs she had suffered, she
took the rod Of retributive justice in her
own sge-weakened hands. Perhaps she
broke few p.ltry glas-e-; the keeper Of
that s"ul-des,roying place, has broken
more hearts.
The lox, mean words attributed to thee
ladies. are fo,eign to their language. Some
good, plain truth. doubt not. grandma, a
she is tenderly called BY this whole people,
handed out for his consideration, and every
respectable Person in this community
with and supporta her.
This earth contains no creature % deape-
rate ~ q mOlher rubbed Of her children.
IL not she robbed, whose sons ere alIured
into places where they are fed On poisons
till manhood IL 40 blotted ont, thst they
can cure the mother Who bore them, and
the wife, Whose patient love has borne years
Of untold misery, l call upon God to
witne. how cruelty she ia robbed. Then
il u SO brave in the saloon keeper 10 prose-
c''e and peraecaie . poor old mother,
bending under seventy-seven years, whose
crippled limbs took her to that terrible
place. 70 try TO save her boy, and who. in
the wrath Of her outraged heart, broke .
fe~ window glass. What . sstisfaction Il
would probably be 10 him. to be able 70
carry out his threat of IF had been there,
I'D hsve shot her dead 10 her trscks"
Ali veil We remember One has said !:
vengeance is mins, gill repay, saith
the Lord" N p.
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Why L. v.ur baby suffer and perhaps
die, when bottle Of Dr.. Ball's Baby Syrup
would 1t once relieve il and effect . esre.
Price 3 cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-24

Record Of oerit-The popular praise
aceordsd 70 Dr.. Baii's Balsioore Pills By
pseses q their voadssfal weeth ga house.
hold ssasdy. Price s centa.
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-Drovsines, biliosasea. Paias aa3
,chea and ague. Hop Bitssn alvsys easss.
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An Idiotlc Liar.

An x0l0t1c Liar
There is Chesp john On the Jsfiesson
CITY Tribune. whose cole ambition seems TO
be 10 n,isrepreseat S-dslia BY the most
bare faced I,es. and under the hermorphrsd.
tie garb Of Psntsieites or Psncilests
.chis We humorous notoriety BY id'Otic in
fanny. For weeks that paper has contained
such paragraphs "a the following:
A special train leaves here every even
ing loaded with betveca 30 and 10000 gal.
Ions Of water to supply the wants Of the
K Z. Co.. At Sedalia, the Queen Of the
Prairie.
Nov the above il an unmiiigated lie.
Sedali. has one of the bert systems of
water works in the United States, and a
never-fAiling. inexhau-,able supply Of good
wSter.
In addition to tins. living water il found
everywhere at depth Of from 20 to 40
feet-coId, limpid, crystal water, the purity
Of which would faithfully reflect the visase
Of the egrrgious ana whose sole aim appears
to he to lie abont = place he has never
seen. and of which he knows nothing.
The Railroad Company have al the
water they can use. and large cisterns Of il
in reserve, and there is DO water brought
from Jefferson City-it il the last place IN
Gods earth Sedalia would 81 TO for any.
thing wholesome or decent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-24

The Board Of Education heDd . meeting
last night, At which il was decided that
only those applicants vbo had attained the
grade Of IS would be Considered eligible
for the position Of teachers.
The committee on competitive exami.
nation of teachers m.de . report.
John p. GAS wa elected principal ol
the Franklin school 1t $65 per month.
A. 8. Caldwell principal Of Wash
ineton school 1t SO per month.
Mis- Jessie Ainsvorth. Mary Wet, Ollie
Sues, Amelia Kendall and Lizzie Buchan.
IN At 4O.except Miss Ainsworth, Who will
receive $50 per month.
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0ur Panty 0rood.

Truly. The most inPosssss sdsliessiieas
TO svoid are thoss which sss eslculsaed to
isioss he 'ssaA Of life" Aeschaass Who
supPjy sheir cusaoosrs With pure sssicSo
like d. Ptios's Cream Bskiag Povdes, re-
tain bessss Paisoea. hsve . larger trade, md
make more Doaey sAaa those sho recon
mead cheap adulserssed Posders.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-24
MURDER IN THE NATION.
Tandy Walker Takes Q Hand.

l<ni>'u New, yesterday
News reached the city yesterday that an
other shooting case, with fatal resuls, for
which the B. I. T. bean 40 unenviable .
sepusatios, had occurred on Sunday last at
South Canadian.
From what Ne could gather Of the facts,
il appears that Tsndy Walker and white
man NAMED Morrison, Who is married tn .
half-breed. and their partners were engaged
1t . game Of cards. During the game .
dispute aro-e between Morrison and Walker
and his partner. the merits Of which are un.
known tn our reporter. After brief dis
cassion Walker fired FIVE shots nj Morrison.
each shot taking effect. Walkers partner,
70 make . surr business of il, empsied five
chamber of his navy into the body Of the
unfortunate Morrison.
TIE murder in said to have been entirely
unpsovoked, and "a probably the re-ult 81
too much wh,sky- The United states su
ihoriie. will likely make il rather unplsas
ant for NJ. Walker to remain in the neigh
borhood Of the South Canadian for som'
time, and We understand that he has mad
himself scarce after Boosting that he Cal
never be taken alive. We shall see. Thes
ir.gedies occur too often, even for the LAM
Of the red C,an.
"A vell-sp,ng Of pleasure in health
baby; keep your baby in cool health b
using Or. BulI's Baby Syrup-sbe frirn'
u infancy. PRICE . cents.
Reckon it 10 So.
Too men stopped in front Of Hear,
Warner's house near the gas works to-dA.
ct noon, and called Henry Out. When
once ous one Of the mn asked warne
what did You insult my wife Tor
Warner denied the charge, when one q
the men hooked him dosn and the ~
gave him considerable Of beating. an
left in the direction Of Bouldin's pastur
Warner ssys be does no know the men
never saw them before that he know o
The report on the street il that wars'
vss in the vicinity Of Lamonie yesierda!
peddline pills, and while At . house !
talked insultin&ly to . lady 1t . Pla'
where he called. hence The punishment
received.
Tie police think that Warner knows .
about it, bat will not tell. At all even
Henry Warner i bsrd citizen. +
claims to have been in the vicinity
Aoassesras johnson county, yesterday.
/ DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills alva,
cures headache. whether the result Of ind
.eestioa OF nervousness. Price 8 cents.
: drug stores.
0arfied.
Jodie Kuykendoll. Of Otsesville, Vi
.. married on Sunday night last, By Parst
, Greer. to Min 0rosek Of Henry county.
Our Family Bread.
Il Truly. The most important sdsliesstio'
TO avoid are thoss which ass calculated
|, isioss he ',seaA Of life" Aeschaats vi
supPjy their eusaoosrs vish pure sssicS
: like d. Prioss Cream Bskisg Povdes, q
tain better paisoaa, bsve larger trade, -
make mose nooey than those sh0 recoa
mead cheap adulsersied powders.
, Died To-day.
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-AnheuDef 0eer a draugh1
ct Y. HumbuIY6. 616du.
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Or. ]. +. nAYW 0O1,
OF MeW YORK. SAYS

sObw disc - sxiss thal esenes be relieve -
0ashG Liver " il nssmAl 1 .nctons. and iIs
~ purp0oo - ro1ody has bosn invsoosd thaa
- . hApp1 - s6oct = TUFTS PILLS"
SOLD EvEavWNEaE, PRICE Is CENTS.
O0eO - Murray Sare0s, New YOPk.
- n TUFTS MANUAL d Valuable lnfor.
nation snA Ussfal Reesipls" win BE- mailed free
o application.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-24

Louis 6. Sears, of Sedalis. Missouri, has
deposited With the Historical Society some
rare manuscripts, consisting Of papers ooce
the property of Commaoder Charlo Wilkes.
and al relating to bis exploring expeditions
in 1910 and 1871. There h one book Of
copies Of letters written By Wilkes; one
comprising the Journal Of Lieut.. W. L.
Hudson while on . seven months detached
cssias tvo books Of autograph letser. cd
dssassd 70 Wilkes. between the yesn 1887
and 1917 slso Other papen Of rare interest.
-Isueku Cbmnssuealkk
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-Morphia. Opium and remedies Of their
class only siupefy and seldom cure. For
diseases Of infancy, use Dr.. Bulls B.by
Syrup-shich is safe and sure in H. efIecta
Price Is cents.
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Davidson to Hang.

A strong effort is being made to secure
the pardon of Davidson, the murderer, sen.
tened to he hung 1t n arrensbusg. on the
9th proximo. At q barbecue in johnson
county last summer. Davidson went to
married lady and made IN indecent pro-
poa.l. The lady told her husband, and he
vent to Davidson and demanded an explain
alton wherenpon Davidson, without any
further ado, ehot hmm dead. Ii was clearly
IN unprovOked, cold-blooded murder. We
understand the jury who convicted David
son. the attorney who prosecuted him and
the Judge Who sentenced him have signed .
petition praying the governor to commute
his sentence. Governor Phelps head il re-
markedly level in all such matters. He
will not permit judge and jury and pros
ecutinR attorney To shift the responsibility
upon him, and il il right that he should not.
They have said that Davidson ought to die
and should die. and the governo. will in oil
probability suffer sentence to he carried into
execution.-Tsmes-Joxrxai.
The censure Of the judge, prosecuting at
torney and jury in the above il unjust 70
them, ~ It is based upon m entire mistake
a 70 the facts. Neither the Judge or pros
ecuting attorney aligned the petition to the
governor, and but two of the jurymen. Ths
other jurymen. a did the judge and prose
cutting attorney, declined. Wa'rcnsbsrs
Standard.
Another one Of the jurymen has signed
the petition-three In all.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-24

at IL better to laugh than Be crying"
decidedly; and 10 enjoy your bsby's
laughing eociety use Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup
which relieves the chief diacomforts of baby
hood without Supplying the children.
Price 25 cents . bottle.
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"A vell-spr,ng Of pleasure in healthy
baby keep your baby in cool health BY
using Or. BolI's Baby Syrup-the friend
u infancy. Price p cents.
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DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills alvays
cures headache. whether the result Of in'i'-
eessioa or nervousness. Price 8 cents. AT
drug seores.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-18
Suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Person al.

Maj A. J. Mountcastle's accom-
plished daughter, Miss Ida, OF Messy
Creek, passed through tia city yes
terday, en- route TO New Orleans, to
spend the Water am ,ng relatives.
Prof. w. II, Perkins, who has been
spending several weeks at J1nesboro
and in the surrounding mountains, for
the benefit of his fast-faiIing health,
has returned, and after spending few
days at Powelps Station, went down
yesterday to Concord, to resume his
school room duties. We are glad to
learn that his health il very much i'm.
proved.
Mr.. W. B. Melvin, vino vas serious
ly injured by fail from a train at
Messy Greek some days since, was
brought home on yesterdays train.
He is improving slowly, but it will be
some time before he is able to get out
yet. Mrs. Melvin, who has been with
him since his accident, also came with
him.
Messrs. j. While AMI B. 0. White,
of Marshal', n. c., were in the city on
business yesterday.
Says the Memphis AUlIanche OF
Sunday: Capt. Thornburgh, Sheriff
of Bollinger county, Mo, passed
through our city on visit to his faith
er at Knoxville.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-18
Al THE HOTELS.

List of Arrivals fn the sity.
The following Is list o a-rtv~i+ +
the city hotels for December 18th:
ATKIN HOUSE
W. :. Dickson, Morristown, q. G..
Montgomery, Robbsviilr; J G..
Wright, New Market; VIM. d. Jones,
Tenn J. J. Coilp, Mount Hoeeb; Geo.
A. Fan. G. W. Balliuger, Dandridge;
G. n. Henson, Loudon; s. 81. Cooper,
Knox county; G Spring, st. Louis;
r. T. Smith, Baltimore, Md; e w.
Stoner, Union Bridge. Md; Edwin
Hail, Mrs. T. E. Smith, Hopewel|
Springs; John E Helms, MhrfistowD;
s. l.. Saul, Bristol; w. l. Douglass,
G.. Marshall, Nash vile; ]. Fl. Franks
lin, Russellyille.
LAMAR HOUSE.
II, Sienhnecht, Robertsville; J. s.
Crary, Charleston; G. F. Dodson,
Southern Express Co; J. r. Flecman,
New York; j. J. White. B. o. White,
Marshall. n. c.; J. R Oaks. Leadvale;
w. Mckinley, G. Staiey, Msryville;
L. P. Speck, Rockford; r. H. Eddy,
Kansas.
CENTRAL HOUSE.
J. E. Haun. Philadelphia; J. j.
White, B. O. White, Marahall. n, O..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-18
TRAGEDY AT BHIsrG
I" Ding " Thomas Killed by VIVA. RAIDER
I'm Barker's Store.
For Refusing she Latter Credit for a
Box OF Collars.

oOA VI
The Town stirred Up. and Tbreats of
Lynching.
We hear of terrible tragedy which
was enacted at Bristol Tuesday night,
in which "Dug." Thomas met with
almost instant death at the hands of
VIM. RAIDER. Our first Information
was through the medium of business
postal card TO Mr.. Julius Mayer, from
his agent at Bristol, but further partic-
ulars were obtained by parties on yes
terday's train. and are about as follows,
as we were able to gather them:
Thomas was a clerk in Barker
store, and RAIDER came in Tuesday
night and called for box of collars,
when RAIDER told him to charge them.
Thomas told him that was contrary to
his instructions, and RAIDER remarked
that Mr.. Barker, proprietor of the
store, had authorized him to get the
collars that way. Mr.. Barker being in
the back of the store. Thomas stepped
back to ask him about it,
and he replied that he had
given no such authority. Thomas
returned to the front and impaired
the information, when RAIDER. having
his knife in his hand, made l'ck at
Thomas throat, and inflicted fearful
cash, severing the jugular vein, and
causing his death almost instantly.
Whether RAIDER surrendered himsel
or was arrested, we did not learn. A
any rate, he was in custody, and oul
information is that the indignation
against him was so strong that serious
fears of lynching were enter tanned
and he was kept in house under s
strong guard during the night.
Both were young man, single, in
tact but mere boys, and were very pop
ular and well thought of in Bristol
as we understand. RAIDER had but re
Gently obtained license to practice law
| and was always regarded as very
peaceable young man. Thomas, as
before stated, was clerk in Barker's
store, aud universally popular. The
tragedy was source OF profound as
constituent, as well as deep regret to
all Bristol. We learn from a former
Bristol citizen that there was once 6
grudge between the boys, and tha
probably had something to do with
the tragedy, for, from the facts in the
case, the provocation in this case wa:
very slight indeed. What has been OF
will be The result, We are unable to say
at this writing.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-18
Burial of Capt. Zip Ermor ..

The remains of Capt. Tip" Gilmore,
the railrosd conductor, whose death
was noted by US were conveyed by a
special train furnished by the COM
pany, to New Market, yesterday, and
inferred with appropriate ceremonies.
The special train consisted of two pas
sepger coaches and baggage car, was
draped in mourning. and left here at
10 O'Clock, containing a large number
of friends of the deceased who went
up to attend the funeral.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-18

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain of cut
ting teeth? If so, go at once and get q
bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately-depend npon
it: there is no mistake about it. There is
not mother on earth who has ever used
it, who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe
to use in all cases, and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of the Oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere. %
cents bottle.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-18
Benefac1OFS.

When a board of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that, by combining some well-known,
valuable remedies, the most wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such wide range of diseases that
most all other remedies could be dis
pensed with, many were scepticsl but
proof of its merits by actual trial has
dispelIed all doubt, and to,dsy the dis.
coverers of that great medicine, Hop
Bitters. are honored and blessed by
all as benefactors.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-18
Another Change of Ownership a
a M0ntvase.

Messrs. r. T. Smith, o; Baltimore,
and E. w. Stoner, of Union Bridge,
Nd, who had by inheritance claim
and became sole proprietors of the
Montvale Springs property, at sale
the first of this month, were ia the
city yesterday, stopping at the Atkin
House. They went over to Maryville
yesterday evening to look after their
interests They have laid no plans
yet, as we learn, as 10 what disposi-
ton will be made of the property.