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, 1880-03-18
New York Public Schools.

One expenditure Of nearly four mil
lions Of dollars seems very large for one
year, even for city which has more
than million Of inhabitants, but there
was no money taken from the city treas
ury last year which served a better pur
pose than the $3,S05, LAT 55 which went
for the maintenance of our public
schools. OF the whole expenditure $2,-
664,6S6 was fol teachers salaries, and
the number of children taught was 241,-
9lS in the city schools, and 22,245 in
the corporate schools The cost of edu-
cation per capita has decreased somewhat
in recent years, and the increaseiof' the
expense of instruction does not keep
pace with the increase OF the number
who are taught. The expenditure Of
Sl92,242 for sites, buildings and repairs,
should not be reduced until the
quarter of q million of children who
attend school in this city are provided
with better school accommodation, The
crowding in mony Of the schools and tie
hcl O. ,.u ion are two OK the evils
which a.. removed, but Whose re-
'aoval ifa large expenditures
ar ..,,.ne. The pu5ic schools Of
new York are not falling below the
high standard which they have long
maintained, and the instruction they
furnish is generally satisfactory; but
there is room for progress. and the edu.
cational system Of New York should
furnish a still better example for the
educators of the nation. There viii be
little grumbling over the payment Of the
school tax il taxpayers are made to un-
dsrstand that the money they pay is
being economically used to give every
child the means Of the best education
which public school system can afford.
IN. Y. Mail.
, 1880-03-18

Brewer, uampden, Newport, Pittsfell
and milford elected Republi an officers. In
pscataquis county. Dover, Fox, Craft and
Milo are Republican. hongeryiIle and At
kinson, before Democratic, elected Republi-
can tickets.
Grave Charge Against II Parish Priest
Cu1cAGo, March 1O.-A young woman, re-
siding near Mason City, Ill.,, has made n
formal complaint before Bishop Spaulding,
OF Peoria diocese, charging Thos. Duggan, a
parish priest at Delahan with committing
an outrage upon her while she was acting
as his house keeper The bishop has insti-
tuted o careful examination.
state Conventions
MONTGOMERY, March l0.-The Republican
executive committee has selected Selma as
the place, and May Goth as the time, for
holding State convention. There were
Grant, Blaine and Sherman men in the
committee with the first named in the lead.
OMAHA, March l0.--The Democratic State
Convention has been called to meet March
3lst. There vas o decided anti Tilden sen.
timent among members of the central conf
mittee.
LETT without Appropriations.
hICUhOND, MRrCu lU'--lue lSSlslatuEe A"S
adjourned sine die without passing the ap'
preparation ILL.
1mpaneling n BURY for the Gully TEiaR.
DRKALD, Miss, March 10.-The case
against Virgil and Houston Gully, charged
with the murder of John =. Giimer, was
taken up yesterday. Henry Virgil and
Houston Gully were indicted together for
this otfense, but on motion Of the State sew
erarce vas granted. The latter will be tried
next Thursday. A special venire of as that
had been summoned. and tho two petit juries
for the week were yesterday exhausted. Out
of this number two jurymen have been ob.
tanned, both negroes. The court then Or
dered the sheriff to summon 100 men to ap-
pear and answer with references to theil
qualifications as jurymen.
W0meward Round.
New York, March 10,-Parnell sails for
Europe on Thursday, but will return to
America after the election.
Sale OF Government Bonds.
New YORK, March 1e.-Proposals to sell
governments to-day aggregate $4,000, 900,
on which $2, 900. 600 were accepted.
, 1880-03-18

General Butler is thought to show a
wistful yearning for mAtrimony in bis
beautiful eyes But no woman is able
to determine with certainty the meaning
Of those ambiguous optics.
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tseturn Of tire Crown Prince,

BERLIN, March 10.-Crown Prince Fred.
erlck William returned from italy yesterday
and to-day attends the ceremony OF the u n
yelling OF statue Of his grandmother, Queen
louisa
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lPAElFiGCGAST


SAN FRANc1sco, March S--Placards are
being posted in prominent places about the
city warning the employers of Chinese to
desist from tie practice, and vaguely hint
ing at terrible consequences in the event Of
refusal. Pointed reference is also mado to
the condition Of the unemployed. They are
signed, Council of Thirteen" ....
Co. J, ls5 Regular Cavalry, aud part Of
Co. G, of the 8th Infantry. arrived this
morning from Camp Halleck, Nevada, and
proceeded to the Preside.
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Fire tI MOSCOW.

ST.. PETERSBURG, March 10.-A great fire
occurred on Monday Al tho weaving works
at Moscow. The entire building was de-
stroyed, "a persons were burned to death
and 20 injured.
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YHroparing for ElcctiOns.

LONDON. March 10.--A large number Of
the members or Parliament have already lett
for tho provinces to prepare for elections,
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Flood in Austria.

VIENNA, March lO.-The ice in the Vistula
accommodating on the Austro.Russian frontier
near DSikow the river broke through Ahe
dixie and flooded thirty villages, some Of
which wero completely destroyed. Thou
sands Of persons ore without shelter or food.
Many cattle were lost.
, 1880-03-18
Maine 1funicIpAs Eieesioun.

AU0csrA. March 9.--Ths' Republicans
have carried Bangor. BidGeioFd, Prestort
and Belfast, and the Grtenbaeksra have
elected their ticket AZ North Derrick.
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SUBMIT IT TO THE PEOPLE
IcAIinn vile southern Standard.

MCmIHnFlIG southern otAiudIu
That Col. Savage. who is now a
candidate for State Senator proper
atory to becoming a candidate for
United State Senator, whose nephew ",
Geo. NJ. Savage, is candidate for
the Legislature, it may be prepara-
tory 10 voting for his uncle for
United States Senator. was in Con-
gress eight years before the war,
during which time he voted to in
crease his own salary, and took the
increased salary, and sought to 60
back to Congress, but was defeated.
He went into the Southern army,
sought and obtained office, and with.
out Office he served not.
After tue war he remained silent,
and said not a word against the
Brownlow bonds. or the s4o0. 900 to
rebuild the McMinnville & Manches.
ter railroad, but made ex.President
johnson the object Of his enmity,
and the United States Senate the
object of his aspirations, and having
failed 10 get there for Zen years. he
in the meantime got into our Legis-
lature, where he and Wilson, the
bolter's candida e, provided them
selves bounLifully with lawyers fee
of $4,000 eff the peoples money,
thus holding two offices under the
State at the same time, to-wit: Safe
Senators and Sta'e' Attorneys, both
in partnership, and received the
money, and the lawsuit is still no
nearer decided than it IVES before
the $1,000 was appropriated. This
same Col. j. H. Savage in that same
Legislature urged the passage of the
Senate bill for the settlement of the
entire State debt at 4O-4 on he dol
lar, and now saws he is opposed to
any settlement of two thirds oft.
This is the man that tells you that
The LeGisla ure will not do to trust
with the settlement of the State debt,
and that helped to put up Frank
Wilson, his par ner in the $4,000 fee,
as a mere fgure-head TO divide and
destroy the Democratic party.
Let this be submitted to the peo-
pie along with the rest.
II we have misstated anything in
the above we will take pleasure in
correcting it.
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istered among the people Of that coun-
try, and that No preteRse of civil author
ity shall deter him from performing his
duty, and vet we find that officer giving
lectures in the form of proclamations
and orders on what ought to be the re-
lation between civil and military de-
partments of the government. We see
ham issuing q general order IN 4clsSclt he de-
cLdTes that the ciUil should not qgoe sody before
the military. We hear him declaring
that he finds nothing in the laws of
Louisiana and Texas to warrant his in
reference in the civil administration OF
those States"
Garfield east his vote for the bill
which was passed. and thus placed
! himself on record in favor ofsabyert
ing the civiIpower offhe goyernmen'
and of taking from the President o
! Unite STATES his constitutional righ
al Commander-in-C Chief of the AFmy
and Navy.
The people Of the country have
pow an opportunity Of passing juds
ment and of saying whe' her the sol
der who upheld the constitution AM
the laws; or the civilian who, Il
1gratiry par, isan malice. struggled Il
/ subverL the fundamental law of tn
land, is The safer to be ea,rusted wi
the admiaisfra ion of he govera,
meat -
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-09-15

Lost-somewhere in Tennessee a
man by The name of Hawkins. He
is affected with a mania that he is 10
be Governor of the State, and ialks
principally about that He proba-
bly, wears a very old shirt that bears
some traces Of blood. He is not
dangerous though, and his friends
will be thankful if he is allowed 70
have his way. as the mania is expec
ted to end in Wright about the first
Of Observation-Disclosures Herald. ~
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The N obile Reqi.ter saws !:

That a woman can never make {
/ successful lawyer. She is too fonC
of giving her opinion without pay.
That one thousand American min
is,ers are in Europe getting ready
to open their sermons by remar king
when l was in
That the Mobillian who saw a
mouse fighting with p iece of Lin
burger cheese realized that the bat
tie is not always to the strong.
That the business man who hab,
itually speaks of Sunday al .'the
Sabbath" always settles with his
creditors on the basis of twenty
cents on The dollar.
That silence is said to be The only
modest answer 10 vices but then a
man must be bang,up christian to
give that kind Of an answer when he
gets his finger caught in one.
That the following is an excellent
recipe for cold feet: 'R. Spir. NJ.
frumen ziii, Suc. Dem. opt. zii, Liz.
Linn. exp. q. s. ad. xvii. ct. Sol. sec.
artem, Sig. ii coch. mag. sum. in.
ervallo brew xyssss
That the Government is scarce of
room for the silver dollars it
is coming. Wedo not wish TO seem
bot if it's all The same they
san sead a few down this way to re
ieve the strain the vaults.
That New Yorker who has been
asitiag Boston eonlplaiued { OF it's |
'eing a one cent town until he set
own ID horse car, recently, be
ween a Frenchman who was carry
1g home some garlic and u DAleh.
ian with a pound of Limburger, and
hen he put his head out Of the win
on aud gasped me Yaakts
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GARFIELD'S ASSA ULT ON HAN
COCK.

On page 489 of the Congressional
Globe, under date of January Is,
1868. appears the following:
Mr.. GARFIELD Il ask unanimous con
sent to offer for consideration and action
a bill 20 reduce and improve the mill
tary establishment by discharging one
enlargement.
Objection being made, Mr.. Gar
field, who was at that time chair
man of the Committee on Military
Affairs. gave notice that he would
bring it up On the following Mon
day. This was within six weeks
after General Hancock had issued
his celebrated Order No. 40, and
was intended to punish him for de-
claring the civil 10 be above the nil
itary power 10 a time Of peace. 1t
was never heard of afterwards but.
on January l8, 1868, a bill was re-
ported from the Committee on Re-
construction empowering The Gener-
al of the Army 10 remove at discre-
ton from the command Of any
military department any officer ia
charge thcreos, ard repealing 50
much Of The act Of March 2, 1867, !
as authorized the President 81 he
United States to detail the lni'rary,I
commanders TO said military depar
ments. All civil as we'll a military
officers were By this act placed uli-
der the control Of the Genera of The
Army. The bill was put upon its
passage January 9TH, 1868, and
James A. Garfield made speech in
advocacy of the measure in which
le used the following language with
eference TO General Hancock:
"Tbis General was sent into the dis
riot of Louisiana and Texas with law {
# Congress 10 bis hand, law that COM
hands him to see that justice is admin
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EyASIVE HAWKINS.
Declines to Join Wright and vii!
son. Declines to meet Hon. G.
A. Sheafe, but is willing to Di-
vide Time with his COMPETE
tors if They Follow Him.

a. hCAACesAOR DNO 10 WILLIS w III
vide Time with his COMPETE
tors if They Follow Him.
The following correspondence ex-
plains itself:
HEADQUARTERS STATE DEMOCRAT
IL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, NASH
VILE, TENN.-Hon. H. H Harrison,
Chairman, ete.-Dear Sir: am in
formed that Mr.. Edwards the Green.
back Candidate. has. for the present,
abandoaed The Gubernatorial can.
vas !, and ! write to urge that you
will arrange for Judge Hawkins. the
Republican candidate. to meet
| Jdf7 se Wright, the candidate Of the
Democracy IN joint discussion. The
reason for Judge Hawkins absence
sloes not now exist and trust that
lie will yield to the wishes of the
country and at once enter the can
vass. Very respectfully,
t. JNo. w. CHLDRFsS, JR.
Chairman Dem. Elk. Com.
HEADQUARTERS DEM CRATIC
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES, N ASH
tvILLE, Tenn, Sept, 2, 18SO.-Hon.
7 H H. Harrison, Chairman Republi.
can Executive Committee of Ten
nessee: Judge Hawkins having de-
clined TO enter into list Of appoint.
ments for the Gubernatorial candi.
dates, would request of you a
meeting at an early date, to agree
upon and announce a list of appoint
ments for a joint discussion Of the
: issues dividing the Democratic and
Republican parties Of the country,
to be participated in, upon your side,
by Judge Hawkins and by the Hon.
e. A. Sheafe upon the part of the
Democratic party. Should the above
be declined by you, ! then request
of Judge Hawkins. through you, q
division of time, at his appoint
ments, for Mr.. Sheafe. Yours very
truly, JOHN W. CHILDREss,
Chm Dem. State Elk. Committee.
Rooms STATE REPUBLICAN Exec
U1TvE COMMITTEE, NASHVILLE, TEN
NEssEE, Sept. 6, 1S80.-John w,
ChiIdress, Esq. Chairman: Sir-In
reply to your two communications Of
recent date, one asking that Judge
Hawkins diViC,e time with Capt
Sheafe. aud the other suggesting
that as Nj. Edwards las you are In
furmed) has for the present aban
doued the Gubernatoriai canvass
Judge Hawkins shall meet Judge
Wright in joint discussion, beg to
say that Judge Hawkins has made q
list Of appointments reaching up to
the lst Of November, at which be
will divide time with any OF his com.
petitors, and he respectfully de.
cIines to divide time with any one
else. l also beg 10 say that as it is
understood Judge H. has three com.
petitors still in the field, the reasons
existing at the time he refused, no
der the circumslanc to make joint
appointments with Judge Wright,
Col. Wilson aud Col Edwards, still
I exist. He will, therefore, ell his
sep4ra,e appointments, at WHICH, as
before stated, he will divide time
with either Of the candidates for
Governor. Very respectfully,
HORACE II. HARRISON,
~ oirp,an af0
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-09-15

A rich ScotehmAn at the point of
death said to his pastor: 'sDo+you
think that If | left ten thousand
pounds 10 the Presbyterian Church
my soul would be sayed?" Il cant
promise you anything answered
the good man, after second
thought, "bCt then it's worth try
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three cent 5 amp is attached thefe-
to. Another ruling Is, that an order
for goods beirg a document on which
suit may he maintained has a mon.
etary value and is. therefore. subject
TO rules of first class postage.
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THE MORRISTOWN GAZETTE
FEDNERDAY, SEPT Is, 1880.

The Nashville Herald thinks that
from the reports it has of Judge
Wright's speaking, it is good thing
for Hawkins that he took to the
woods. 1t would also be a good
thing for Wilson TO seek the same
kind of shelter.
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apsERAAToRlAI CANVASS

he Oh 4irmen OF the various Executive Commit :
mittees, at meeting held in Nashville ON the 25th
! of August, 1880, agreed an arranged the following
list of appointments for joint discussion between
Hon. John V. Wright, Hon. S. F. Wilson and HOn.
R. NJ. Edwards, candidates for Governor; and the
Committee join in the request that the citizens in
the respective localities assemble at an early hour,
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Good Coaches, Good Road and
Quick Timel

FOR Mauas Alme=inhlea and AT Information j
regard ~ ihia route, oall on ur ad1rrsn,
w. Il. DANLEK,
GcnT Pasa'r and Tirhul At, Naahviiir, rsnh.
WM. II. uonEna,
pass'Er AGt. chaiianoora, Tea.
A. IN WMKMMM
Traw Ageui, Atiania. o..
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A new ruling Of the Post Office
Department goes mo effect October.
1sG It prohibits The use Of any
other card than he postal card IS
sued by the department, unless a
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-09-15

Hon. T. C. Cain wishes to dispose of
a fine thoroughbred Jersey Bail, See
advertisements elsewhere.
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FAs Cheapest Newspaper IA he SUN
THE
Nashville WSsklJ LRGdraI
One Dollar for a Year.

The no1t Presidential tioction wfn dsiarn1tss
Questions "a Nisl impurianco a. EVER CtinfM "a
Che uuien. Upon hn roauita Win GeTeud the rsF-
petuiiy Of our republican form 81 aoFeruaFut.
All these questions uln - thuruuNhlT diaraaaTd -
tho next session % Congress, which heGiua On IA
tst day - December. ft a ear desira and ouH
purpoae, % FAR a. ran contrinuta a. ihat ana,
that ersry citiren shah be fully informsf upou al
these questions % such rast uumeet ~ uur a.
ilunal government % ~ haunefarth a. iNIrdfial
dcapotlrmf IL The hayouat - ruim ths halkaH
Are the rights % he htaien. anrrranT reserved -
the Constitution. b. yiFid 81 csnlraliHed dictatn
Shall arrogant aud lmpsrioua party iaaalcFa. uuaeH
the cry ~ Liberty, rob tha citirrua - thirty
shall M4mmou - the uulY deliT uho shal D. 80
knoW EDGED a. having diFinn rNhtat MhaN ahar
be deprived of De- luli ra@ard IT, urdtr e. hfinH
L within the meaua q every nan mechaut, faF-
mer and hburrr, ID al Nocntlgua, s*fh in thtaa
hard timoa a. inform himaof whai palliral rarfifa
fre propusluf uu haNa reiuecJ ne terms dftka
wErELx AMNhiCAN % 0AE DOLLAR year Naf
sia months, Is cents Tires moutha, ~ tauts nha
real value % ne parsr III nof ~ decreased NlIk
reduction % price, bit wili ~ vastly inrreAaed -
Address
rmk AMMHIcAN,
OcL ia. 70. hAaurr1lr, TEEH.
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AT LYNCHBUMo.
With Virginia Midland a.
"A. 10 and from The North
and n0uta.
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AT PETERSBURG.
with Richmond a Peters
burg Railroad, Cor hich.
mond, Washington, iial
timorc and the East ant
Springs along the lius u
CheEapoako 4 Ohio 3. u
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AT HUnKvILfE. viih
.Michmoud a Danrlils n.
Ina Cor MtCmM0Mms nFrlNs
Ing ntn.1oF.n " Buy
|yuur tieksia ~ hlcmM1Nn
via nuMMvmA.M.
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AT IL MNlANA 10 Wllh
Virgins Mldiaud n. \
Ifur Washington, malii-
more, Philadelphia, aud
Eau Tork. and faf Dan
vile. 0rosmaboro A
North aud south Carroll
ma puiufa
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AT BRISTOL with
East Tenn, Va A Ca "A,
r., for Knoxville. Chatta.
noogA, and al points A
0KoM0IA, AI.AnAMA, IEH'
NEsEEE, MIsausIrPt-ths
WEST, sOUTH-WEEr and
N0Mrm-WEar, and Cos
CrNcTNNArr. and Tointl
along the CfncinnatI
aanlharn mallrnad.
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AT PETEnHnUna.
9Th Michmond A netara-
burg a. a. nud Peters
burr Rad. tuH Weilnn,
Wilmington a tla toulh-
east.
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AT NNhkNtLAk, with
Richmond a Danvllla n
h. for Grccnaburo, Char-
lotto aud SPRING. In Waa-
tern North Catolina.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.
Atlantic, Miss. & Ohio
RAILROAD
In EVFEcr JULT 25rH, 1850.
Connections
Eastward.
Connections
Westward.



Westward. Eastward.
AT PETERSBURG. AT LrNCHBURa.v its
with Richmond Peters- Virginia Midland ~ \
burg Railroad, Tor hich-|fur Warrington. maiii-
mond, Washington iiai-.ulors rhiiadslptla, AID
timoro and The East, and ssu York. and faf Dan
Springs along the ins ~ vile, 0reenaboro',
Chesapeake Ohio r. n horth aud south Carroll
AT BURKvILLE, wiih
Riehmond Dsuvfs Il AT BURKvLIF, vith
r., for 0rccnaburo, Char aichmond banFtns -
Iotto and Springa In Wsa- IA for RtcmMonns arrir-
tern North CAROLINA Ing as 20 =. - - Buy
AT LYNcHBURo,yi "a BuEEvnIE.
n. 70 and from tbs North ArPETKRsBURa.
and nDuia. with Michmond A neteras
AT BRIsToL vtth 6afS Rosd. 40 Wsidon.
East Tenn, Va. A Ca. a. Wilmington a tha eoulh-
r., for Knoxville, chatta- east
noogA, and Ell points Ia
0Koh0IA, ALAnAMAs TEH-I AT hoANoLAs Wih
NEsEEE, MIsafssIrFt--ths Steamers " hay Llne,uh
WEST, sOUTH-WEEr ADD u ON iniQu, and Mgr-
N0Mrm-wEgr, and forfchania' a hiners' Irnna-
along ne cfaeibssti' ssofs. ssv Ysri sad ne
southern Railroad. lton.
PULLMAN CARS. washingion % Ns- orleans.
via Lynchburg and Bristoi-LEtomTON HLEEr-
Kris Lynehburg V Memphis via y. G y. 40
Firs.-ciass ana Kmigrani riolsss 70 al principsi
points WEST and NokTH-WKsT. A. low - ~ tnT
other All RAN LfNE. ~ Etf0hAhTH CAMhthu
on Express Traina-is8 poands % baeaags Hnssed
10 each fun ticket add Is puunda ~ ssh haM tcset
KHEE Children betucen and ~ years charged
half ralea-under years FhEk
This Road comprises a. iulpurtanA hnE ~ Ne
OLD RELIAnLE N1IlGfNGA TtNN, AihsAAhhs
Offering UNSURPASSED FACiLfTtEa 10 ~ "a
peditioua BANDING % frrlFht a. sd frulu taa
NORTH, SOUTH and WEST, iaAuihg TMhoNNM
PTds, . az LSPlS 5, s.. asg lB Tsss
cWLLKp. MANAaEMmT uHKQuALLnp. COMIC
xIONn euHn.
Ew-No troubla 10 answer isitsra
For Tickets, Rates, Map bnis, tc . plsaae aTplg
LIS. BRoVlS, arnt Taavrizra Ae1
IynshhurH, VI.
NM. OSBORNE. MAFTTn o. TnAHa.,
RetoraburR. VI.
FRANK HUOER. SUIT TnAEs.
Lynchburg. VI.
apr "a SOY
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ROGERSVILLE, TENN.

VOp CAN HAVE ANYTHING
made to OraRF ps Fepaire4 in tAg HHs 2
spring Wagons, Jersey Wagons, Rocka&ays, Bug
g1es, double or single, opened or topped. We
have large shop, well fitted up, and keep ash
OAK and hickory material of the best quality.
Farmers, Transfers mill men, merchants and
mechanics, indeed, all who want anything in our
line will do well to call and see us before going
elsewhere.
All kinds Of produce taken IN exchange for work
at cash prices. Call and us at the Virginia
shop, north side Main street. We mean business
Morgan EdmOnds.
fee 70 al-4g