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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-14
OF tlCE RS:
WILLIAM STRATTON. President
BOARD OF MANAGERS

H. GORDON, Physician .....; ..... Cairo, Ils
Mr.. 4. 7. TAYLOR, Superintendent; OF
schools Alexander touuty...........
}. COLDS lINh. Of Go.detire i Ros
eLWaier, WEocsaie and Retail Dealers
IN staple and Fancy Dry Goods.......... %
y b, THl>TLEWOOD, OF Hukle *
Thistiewood, Commission Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors
5. D. AIkkS OF A!res Il CO., Commits.
zion Merchants observation-disclosures.
THOMAS LEWIS. Insurance Manager
m ma Attorney az Law .................:....
WV, STRATTON Of Stratton ~ BIRD
NnO.c.ac GruCers q. .,........ .........
GEO NJ. ALDEN, Commission Mer-
chant, Is ohio Observation-Disclosures.
JAS, ;. REARDLN, Agent Mississippi
Va. ey Transportation Company .........
CHAS K STUART Wholesale and Re.
tail Dry Goods and NotiUus...........
EDWARD 4. BuDER, Manufacturing
Jew.er and Wholesale dealer N Watch
makers : Tools and Materials ........ "
CHARLE S LANCASTER, Lancaster Il
lttc, Lumber Dealers .............,,..,..' - d"
c. o. PAIlER, c. O. Paiier & Co,
Wholesale ana Retail Merchants .......
REV b. GEORGE, Pastor Presbyterian
J. C. wHl'E, Insurance Aecat.......
G. W MckEAlG o.master.,........
), ? WHEELER, Attorney and Counsel
Mns LoI'IsA FI'SHBAGK....","''"'. /"
OSCAR .HAYTH RI, WhoDcsale and
Retail Boots Shoes and Dry Goods " "
A j. BIRD, Merchant and Steamboat
William KLVG5E;. General Mcrch disc ="
=. G, Schulz, Wholesale and Retail
J,T RiEEXYI& Foundry AMI Mac6Gst
ALBERT LEW Is. ........... ...... ............ q"
Ms. /. 4 HOWARD, Boarding House.
". !, PITCHER, Insurance Agent. "
A. HALEY, Dealer in Stoves Tin and
L, "; GREEN, Green Wood & Bennett
>, "t.Iti 80. ..''''.,... ..,,...'.'. "
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21
THE
THIRD ANNUAL FAIR
OF TILE
idle Florida Agricultural
md Mechanical Association

nj BE- open to the public on Monday, January
On, ISL, and continue during the week The
- VII be open for the admission of visitors
Es0eiOck A NJ, and close al shutdown of each
8T
An address viii be delivered by an eminent
P1ka on Thursday, at 10 O'Clock A NJ
The Awarding Committees for Departments A
&c D. z T. q. n L and j. will make their ex-
1@insion on Thursday, upon which day the
Committees viii be expected to be present and
deTose the day 20 the examination of articles on
szhihhon In the various departments specified
The exhibition and examination of stock of
Il knds VII take place on Friday, commencing
~ ieAh
Ira Of speed at P. NJ every day.
Premiums awarded from Executive Stand on
SATURDAY Al 10 A. NJ.
=. Prognmm6 Tor each day will be published
berezfe-.
he speedEing programme, giving purses and
ne. VII De made public by hand-bills at an
cary day
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21
Police Regulations

The President acting as General Superinten-
Ont with his assistants, will have entire charge
4 ne grounds. and is legally authorized to
MAINTAIN order.
Every article and animal upon the grounds
eEing The Fair shall be under the control OF the
1enen Superintendent, and while every posi-
Ak prezGfion will be taken fer their safe-keep-
-. he Association and its officers will in no
oe be responsible for loss or damage
foEAge Tor stock VIII be supplied to exhibitors
dnly authorized person ~ market rates but
1De desiring 10 furnish their own forage will be
&swed 70 do So
No H1lnAl viii be permitted TO run at large on
1e grounds, and any animal found loose Will be
hkz up and cared for at the expense of the
WBG-
No fireworks, petroleum, gun-powder, Except
@gef4hooting,) or any infammable or ex-
nnlse material wiz be allowed on the grounds.
10 article or animal entered for exhibit shall
srenOEed from the grounds before IL O'Clock
Id he last day.
Entry FeeG
4oeat1 fee wiz be charged on any article or
la entered in competition for premiums.
EMmtorB Of machinery not competing for
zinns, and parties desiring space for exhibi-
"a VII make special arrangements by applca-
- . ne Secretary before the opening day
Entries
NA@ IN entry n made Of any article the Sec
ny viii give the exhibitor Q card, containing
n kiier Of the department number Of class and
NJ when the exhibitor presents his article
1nhnon, he viii present his original card
ee1y 10 The Superintendent Of the depart
- n which he ID % exhibit, who VIII
- he same IN his entry-book and give
oie This the exhibitor must retain, a.
Ne cl0se Of The Fair the article win be de-
a only On Presentation Of THE card II this
80 Be lost, immediate notice must be given
superintendent Of the department, lest the
e should be given 70 the finder.
-aloton are requested to pay particular at
- - their entry at the time they make tAeiR
MAJ 10 mistake may occur in entering
~ Griicles
~ sock exhibiting IN the arena, or competing
- fu Trial II speed, mnst be entered By
n Of the day the same Is 70 be exhibited
p9Fse competed for
= pGson viii Be allowed 10 see the entries
entl amer the awards-
y Monday and Tuesday, until 10 n, entries
necelged Only - the once Of the becre-
O. The Fair GroundA
eia can be made a any time before the
apple.ties ~ The ssneiAsy Is the ofics
w. nzEing an entry Of thorOaghbsed stock
s.y kisd. ne party applying VIII b required
- PAh theSec1etaTy with authentic pedigreea,
-. Va BE paDed upon BY the proper CON
. 1-hihi.On are particularly requested to make
Aris md k6ve the arficles On the ground
9uy daie - peaeticahls. hat they my %
afneged IN fheir respective depart
xxkibitszk
As.&sg ooamissses wiz be selected viii
- ho9 E1ripuA nctipns 0f he e0p1tFy,
y . va e 2 sHarq REemiomA g es-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21
$1,000 GIlEE Ton .RllllgI
MIDDLE FLORIDA FAKi
r.ll.A...s.. J....ry iea = lsA. fssi.
csEDs~ss. s'p,'s-s~-ll


rs safs~~aSai BUHNTDo EAGn4 ans
1kss1ey, JnssGy "a. - OneFsaartes
mile heats, best two in thres: Gao 20 kFst
horse, IS to second Aorse.
Wsdesaday, .Iansay IL. -Ose half
mile heats, best two in three: $50 TO 6fst
horse. 425 to second horse.
7as~sday. Jansarx Is. = One mile
heats, best tive in three; tloo TO first
horse, s25 to second horse.
Friday, .anssasy IA. One-Aah uile
heats, best two in three: e4o 30 flrst
horse, el0 to second horsa.
To be governed BY the Rales, Of the
Savannah Jockey Club. Racing viii cOm-
msnses pEopptly at $50 p. n, eEcA day.
,Eut<snesdss, 10 per esnt. Of pesmiuma,
and al entries must Be made On Oh before
II n. Of the day preceding the r>ce, Il
the, ofice of the Secretary of the Assosia-
usneas .s.si sa,E,fs
g Four tol enter andatwos to stast. No
premiums will be paid for wslk-over.
Horses distAncing the field shall be emit
tied only 70 frst preniam. aE
81 =. TRorT4NG RACKs. s.a
zLesday, -lanpevy l.-Fpr hessesthat
have not beaten three minutea ESQ to
frat horpe. as 10 second here. f;
Wsdaes1ey, daaspy H. Fer hprsss
that hays never beaten $50: Els 20 first
horse, e76 to second horsA
Dtarsdsy, january Is. - For horses
that have never beaten 2:S5: A17B to FIRST
horse, $50 to second horse, S95 TO third
horse. tg8l 4#f
Friday, January IA. Free to III: t20O
to first horse, $75 to second horse, SIS to
third horse.
All trotting races to be mile heats, best
three in FIVE to harness; TO be governed
by the Rules Of the National Association,
which win be enforced without favor
FREE TO ALL THE. WORLD
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21

Competitors tor premiums on sugar and syrup
are requested to give description of the process
Of making the same
Dasal sanple q stock food from cotton
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21

DEPARTMENT A.
Col. Job n Bradford. SsYeri~tsad
FrEIn CHOPS cARnuw puor,F-rxra ETc

Glass 1-FseM Crops
For the largest crop OF cotton produced
upon acre of upland, with statement
of the mode of cultivation, the amount
and kind of manures used, the period of
planting the number of times plowed and
hoed, and the kind Of seed used, and Civ
ing cost of production. Observation-Disclosures. el5 %
For the second largest ditto. ............ 1000
For the largest crop of feldpeas grown on
one acre. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oW
For the largest and best crop of hay grass,
excluding millet, grown on one acre.. 500
For the largest crop OF corn grown ON one
acre of upland, with statement OF the
period of planting, mode Of cultivation,
kind Of corn, times plowed and hoed,
amount and kind Of manure applied, CIV
ing cost of production. Is 90
For the second largest ditto. ............ 10 90
For the largest crop Of wheat grown on one
acre, with sample bushel....-............ 1000
For the largest crop Of rice grown on one
500
For the largest crop of oats grown on one
acre. Observation-Disclosures. 500
acre. .............. 500
For the largest crop Of sweet-potAtoes revn
on one acre, the crop to be arrived at By
digging and measuring an average eighth
For the second best and largest ditto-..... 500
For the largest crop Of Irish potatoes raised
For n the Se IalTess crop Of erosnips:. lpindersl
raised on one acre, the crop to be ascertain
ed by digging and measuring an average
Po S.f ne heat = acre Of cane 10 90
For the second heat ditto ~ 500
Competitors for the above premiums are "a
quired to have the land measured and the aTti-
Giles weighed or measured, and ah1davits as
proof Of correctness Of such measurement Oh
weight produced in form Is required below.
The requirements above must be furnished In
writing to the Secretary 81 the time Of making
the entry.
No premipm win be awarded for yield, on any
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21

2 H0UET0CN, c. P. DAVIS,
IT PAPY, r. A. SHINE,
&C FARCE. JNO. s. WINTHROP,
ALRAkDOLPH, JOHN BRADFORD,
LEROY ID. BALL.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21
transportation.

Vehicles Of all kinds will be in attendance at
- depot and On the streets, in readiness to
znsport visitors and exhibits to and from the
crumbs Prices For passengers, each way, %
e1B; 8or heights, IS cents for one-horse loads,
= cents for tWo-horse loads
Arrangements for half rates for visitors and
exhibitE have been made with the various trans
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21
Entry Fee&

Aeat1 fee VIII be charged on any article or
Ia entered in competition for premiums.
zhhiorS Of machinery not competing for
k.hunA, and parties desiring space for exhibi-
"a VII make special arrangements by applica7
n % ne Secretary before the opening day.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21
IULES AND REGULATIONS,


Inc 6foun0A
he Pair Grounds lie half-a-mile north Of the
q limits. with good roadway the entire dis
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21
DEPARTMENT H.
.J0hn A. Craig, Superintendent.


HORTICULTURE, HORTICULTURE. ARBoR1cULruRE,
BKgITs AND WINES.
CLASS l-Frrdts
Best 200 oranges, open ground culture. $500
Second best ditto. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Best olives, dates and bananas, open ground
Best and largest variety Of apples, grown
by the exhibitor in the Southern States. 200
Best and largest variety of pears, grown by
the exhibitor in the Cotton states 49,. eco
Best Southern seeding pears. -. ........ geo
collection OF grapes. 200
half dozen specimens (each) of any
Southern fruit not above enumer-
ateo. .................... zW
CLASS 2-FFuit Trees
Best and largest grown collection of South
ern seeding apple trees, each variety cor
rectly labeled and grown by exhibitor. Diploma
Best and largest grown collection of South
ern seeding peach trees budded or graft
ed each variety correctly labeled and
grown BY exhibitor. -Di ploma
ern pear trees, each variety correctly la
beled and grown by the exhibitor Diploma
CLASS 3-Natirs Wines.
Best sample scuppernong over two years
old Diploma and So 90
Best sample scuppernong under two years
old .......... Diploma
Best sample ofany other grade of still wine
from grapes: Diploma |
Best sample ofsparklng wine from grapes Diploma
Best sample of blackberry wine. Diploma
Best sample of orange wine Diploma
CLASS 4-FSos0ers
Best collection pot flowers 500
cut HOWefS.. W |
cut Observation-Disclosures. 200 |
Largest collection of all the above. 1000
CLASS 5-Brandy
Best sample of brandy from grapes, do
Best sample of brandy from peaches, do
mSehc ......- ''..-..........-. ....... diploma
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-12-21

'ees dlsRiay Of horse shoes. Diploma
o9pIay OF door locks. -. Diploma
assortment OF tinWare.... .-........ Diploma
cotton cards ...--.......-.. Diploma
iron cotton tie. Diploma
cooking stove, for wood, with fxturcsDipIoma
pafior stove. Diploma
mon vefandA- Diploma
display of iron railing. Diploma
display of castings. ....... Diploma and IS 90
display of plastering work, cornice, CEN
tire pieces, etc. Diploma and 5 90
panel door, homemade. >. Diploma and co
stat blind, homemade. -. Diploma and 2 90
window sash, home made. Diploma aud 90
display blacksmith work. Diploma and 5 90
bark or shuek collar, homemade. loo
cotton basket. homemade ... 90
specimen cabinet work, home made Di-
ploma and. Observation-Disclosures. 500
display of wood mouldings and stair
work, homemade Diploma and 90
specimen house-hnishing work, home
m1oe diploma and D 10
syrup barrel, homemade, price and ca
pacity stated Diploma and 90
and cheapest potato barrel, homemade,
price and capacity stated Diploma and 90
and cheapest vegetable crate, home made,
price and capacity stated Diploma and 9 90
specimen sign or carriage painting, Dr.
ptomo Anu.. SW
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
Z SET Back AZ Years. I

II was troubled for many years with
Kidney C6aplaint1 Gravel setcs;A y
blood became thin; I was dull and
inactive; could hardly crawl about;
Was an old worn cut man All over;
could get nothing to u-lp ms. until l
got Hop Bitters, and now am s boy
.sgsin.s Ny; blood and kidneys are all
right, and I ann as active as a man Of
30, although e am ~. aud have no
doubt 1t will do as well for others OF
my age. 1t Is worth a trisl.-(Fath-
er.)Usunsay Mereury "a Ky
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
, CHRONICLE OFFICE.

/ asnagtfus adI .CHRoEICLE, OFFIcE1 1,
/ :. KNoxvMLE. Tenn. Oct. II, 1880.
The receipts Of wh eat for few DAYS past
has been tight. The demand for local
consupnationa is good Ne proverneht
however, in shipping demand, Thsrssore
quotations remain unchanged. 90 ~ h5s,
/ But ittieseornis offered a,, go ahare
/ .Oats arescarce and in good demand.
/ Bacon and: lard scarce and wanted at
| fnll prices. oh 92Etl biDGJ IEH ads n 80
| -held seeds are offered freely by, our
merchants. Clover Sc 90. timothy IS 25
red top $l.OO and orchard grass 500 pef
busheis5g 3G4l 1os AzGa lgaT O
Country cured Bacon, none; sides. 94s
| Toe. hams, 10a111c; shoulders, 7c. Lard.
country, buying at 6a6Ac; selling at 9Ial0c;
city rendered, Slabs. : e a1Ass. fraG Jr,{'
- WHEAT1s--New wheat prime, s5ae9c per
bushel: SECOND grade, 65a70c. o7"i 's'sFr
siUoRSALoose, 40a4le per bushel. p uI.,o
Oars New. 25a30c. is e.s.l ysss.7 .Eslss,
nsSa; scarce 4aooA Aa BIZ per
4 r4aY- Loose. i5Os60c per lUIn lbs.
. BRAE-75a80c per LOO pounds, ! \
DRIEp FEUIr-Apples have declined
heavily. We quote 2a2bc. ~ 'l7z q plAal
Peaches. receipts light, 64s64c..tiA lsi vat!
Blackberrles. firm at 6ae3. ,n..s a,a.s n,.,a-
Z
ing, dulI,i S2.Ooa2.25; selling, so 50.s2. rs
per sack; family. buying. y s. 60s2 is
selling, 81 15s3. co per sack.
FRATEERs-Advancing; Prime. 42a43c;
mixed, 2Oa25n. -
Burrsa-C hoiesEErnai, l2sl5c; prime,
| Calico; grease butter. 5s7c.
rEaas-Bqgiag lower, lSc.l a.. ss...etss.,ss
PoULTRY-Llve, Hens, DC. Ter ID
BOOSTERS, 2ac; Turkeys, sc; young chick
ems, DC per 10. ilulL. Be- f.UWI8 ia.1E
=, hAes-Oot.on, lie. r,s
tB1fswAx-20;'p per pound a'iNst i'ad
H1DEs-Dry flint. lSsl4; green. Slate.
TALLow-4A4ic. . bH.s14 ,aiI .ul8suh
FLAX SEED-Per bushel, 800. ssq4+T
Brass I0at2c.; Copper, 1Osl2c. .gg
WooL-Dull and lower. We quote
choice tub-wsshed, she: fair to good 35c;
dark coarse Doc; unwa he'd 22ia25c.
Spring, 81 00a1.l0
SBrERA SNAKK-25a3Oc. e s.'~ 81 e 't
PINK Roor-l5c. a5a.'.. 1'ft~ SO
YELLOW RooT-3ia4c. .I4 'afsr iaat4
LADY SLIrPRR-2c. rsaI .- |1ut
MAY APPLK-l4c. * ..ef.- ....s.4
BLUE FLAG-2a2to. ...k a.4l..as
BLOOD RooT-2c. 81
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12

{ Mr.. EpEron: = see . effort is
being made to have ? grand re Union
OF the Mexican veterans az Ne wport
Cooke county, Tennessee. on Friday
Oct. 18th. 1880, to which I have been
earnestly invited. Respectfully de-
cline the invitation on the ground 3
that it is am Effort OF the democratic
party < to practice q fraud upon tue
Mexican veterans who are. srepubl-
cans. The object is to make a
spoon" for the democratic candidate
of this district for congress. 1 am
not wpipgto lend any aid whatever
to make solid south. I know many
other Mexican soldiers who think and
will act as LIDO Uuder proper aus
pices I would gladly meet my com
rades Ia arms, snake their hands, and
recount the memories ofthe DAYS.
j. P. O'BRIEN,
Mexican soldier.
Tenn, Oct. IL, 1880.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
ATHENS. Oct. 9.nlH4l

ATKINS, Oct. 9,slS80 :
Mr.. EDITOR: The Garfield and Arthur
cioo OF this place met last night with a
tall attendance. a4essrs Matthews,
Briant. and Daniel. addressed the club
in q few appropriate and we'll chosen
remarks, which were received with marked
attention and interest. Our club now
numbers about one hundred and forty
members: We are an alive to the pro
motion Of the interest, harmony and unity
ofthe repubifcan party, and moving right
along smoothly and quietly and using
every honorable means to further the in
terest ofour candidates. hv& asi
~ we are, proud to know that the Hon
I5oface Maynard is to- address us on j the
1.st Inst. and we feel safe in the assertion
b na. tnere will be a rousing crowd ont te
ts esl sin: Judge Hawkins speaksshere on
sn's y on inst, at which time the republii
a.S srs preparing tors grand rally, Bal
eSs = AtS - eaai lr.jsi4gd sia5 ii g. 3 NJ -.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
To n. P. Reeve, of Greeneville.

To N. ?. Reeve, of Greeneville.
d Mr. Reeve you denounce as utter
~ false the charges made against you
ia san article over the nomile plume.
True Blue" Can you who claims to
be- sCnlistain, % gentleman. and a
truthful man, a member OF the great
''non-political" ~ church, sayKyou
didsnotSreceive aShundfed dollars chat
went to J. B. r. Lyon?
Do you deny that you had hun
dred dollars in your safe which was
for said Lyon9E
l. Do4yoa say you received no letter
from WIN. D. Haynes. in reference to
the sell out Or s'lease's as the Bristol
Courier calls it of the "New Era9'
81 Do yons Edafsssay,Yous handled no
money under the Instructions Of The
letter, you received from VIM. G d.
Haynes, chairmanof the democra tac
executive committee of this congress-
ional district
You can not do it aud tell the truth
Mr.. Reeve. You are "particeps
crlminis" to the crime of trying to
practice afr nd upon the public.
You, III. P. Reeve, we're the willing
ltoolln thshands pf,Whs ID Haynes,
the Haynes who borrowed money
from a widow and plead the statate
of limitations on it, the man who in
Sullivan couaty bears the epithet as
Che 'teDrn -grabper" Haynes, you, NJ. P.
Reeve, were the machine III 1ugn which
this. Hay mes, the impersonsiion of all
corr up.lop, accomplished hiss dirty,
end. Did you never exhibit q letter
to any man, that you received from
said Wm. d. Haynes? Did you not
have hundred dollars which went to
J. b RLyon2iI- l8l GIF}d8
Now, deny again, The public
shall khowtyou, and shall know if
you are a man of veracity. . Speak
out, these are simple questions.
8 @fRuE BLUE.'
81 $50
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12

ID. 2. Carr, Esq prominent law.
yer Of : Augusts; Ca: "rsts's pills
nave been used fn my case (Todr.ppo5ir. SRI, OF
the. LiveF}.sands in my family, with
marked success believe them SUI
perior In all hillary dersnge ments Of
any pills ever made. IFS the only
remedy that has,s In my en- periencs,
provsd sfsctual for nervous ,headache.
They never fall"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12


The following list of appointments for
Joint discussion between Hon. L. G. Houk
and Thomas L. Williams, Z g., candidates
for congress, from the second district Of
Tennessee have been agreed upon: =
BLoUNT COUNTY. IS.
Louisville. Tuesday. October 18th.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Glen Mary, Tuesday, October 18th.
SCOTT c UNITY. = %.
Huntsville, Wednes az. October 18th.
q CAMPBELL DUNTY.
Jacksboro, Thursday, October 14th.
Finoastle, Friday, o. der 15th.
ANDERsoN COUNTY. i
Coal Creek, SATURDAY., Octo bsr, 10th.
Clinton, Monday, October 18th, 2
+ .Andersonville, Tuesday. October 10th.
+ UNION. COUNTY,
shafp's Chapel. Wednesday,, October
eeMsynardville, Thursday. October 2lst.
- SKN0x-eoUNTY.
E sGraveston, FridaE October 22ad.
3 Powelrs Station, Saturday, October 23rd.
..Csmpbell Station, Monday. October
Mes Salem Church, Wednesday. octo-
Der 9th.
Thorn Grove. Thursday, October 28th.
KnoxviJ Friday. October 10Th.
Speakers each day will commence
prom pity st l27o' clock m. All are cor
.es d ,.-.ss j O. j. WILLIAMS,
Oh mn Dem. Cong. Ex. Com. End dist.
j. III. CoRDELL,
Ch'mn Rep. Gong. Elk. Com. End dist.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
Atlanta Market.
Atlantis Constitution. Oct. 2.

Atlanta Constitution. Oct 2.
FLous-Family. $500; extra family, s675
fancy. 6.15 "97 ~" ''
BxooN-Tenness ee sidee lo3s al nc: sugar cured
hama lskal4c; breakfast bacon, l21zsl3c. b;
Bulk MEArs-nesf rib sides eIas.
LARD-Tierces l0ss kegs and cans 1870. t,il
5WHRAT-Kentucky. choi-e, 81 1e@lS rel
bushel. m 81 L14s lee.sss .F-if
OArs-52c per busbel.
HaT-Timothy, S. 2oa1.25: mixed, 81 10a' rs. !
CoRN-Whites 49, In sacks; yellow, 63c
PEAs-Stock. 50a6fc per bushel.
PeTAfoRs-Irish Tennessee new, s2.rua2, q
rsr Dbl; sweet. t6a1, . per hushel. ss.5- -, :, !
OHI0Hs Tennessee; SLc0asi.50 per Dbl.
Eaes-Per doEen, l6al!c.
.. lBUfTERlTennessee. choice, s2Sc. atfs;< sas
:. pouLrRY-Frying Chickens, zoa2s1<c; hens,
'~BnSsvlx-aec. EsHi sssB U Ed3l lss@sas "a
fnAsHHRs--Nsv Cho;se white E0.saf tssges
DsIaD yFRyIr-fealsd peaches, f0al3k; uA-
peAlsd, i5<c: apples, 3aS1<.
LIVE SfocK-osttes Tennessee choice Ske
Sheer. Tennessee, ne.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
Retail Iron Market.

KNOXVILLE, Oct. IL. 1880.
TIRE IRoN--Two horse, per pound, 81
cents; One horse, per pound cents.
2. NAILs-Per keg rates $4C0; per pound,
Scents.
HoRsE sHoEs-Per Reg, $500; turned
10c each. $3.50 se''i.'7Foss 81 f-ts s-t a.a
HoRsR SHeE NAILs-Per pound. 20a25c.
% HARROW TEETH Per pound, 63a5k cents.
HoLLewARE-Per pound, &c. 53 s=Fs
GLAss--Oommen size. per box, $3.7
S4OO, s4=.s- 'gEE .ss...
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
NOn-Resldent Notice. 3
ATTACHMENT,

NOu.ReSt0ent NOTICE.. 800 '@
ATTACHMENT. -.asi.
VIM Rule and R. A. Brown, partners, doing
business under name of WHIG AND CHRoNI-
Gle Printing Company VS.. w. e. Waldrop.
IN THIS case it appearing from the affidavit Of
1 r. A. Brown, one OF the partners in the above
Justly Indebted t. the piaintiffs In the sum Of
Sl772S and that the defendant w. E.. Waldrop,
is non resident OF the state of ennessee or SO
be served on him. and 1t further appearing from
the return OF the officer that the attachment Ia
levied on house and lot OF the defendant in The
ciy Of Knoxville, 1t is therefor ordered by nae
that publication be made In the KNOXVILLE
CHRONICLES for four consecutive weeks, requiring
the defendent to appear before me Oct 2stn lsou:;
and make defence or the same will be proceedso
with ex parte.i This September 2ist 1890. -
Justice Of the Peace for Knox county
j. T. COOPER, attorney for uE
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