Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

Open 20 the Public-.. Generalization by
Young Men TO-night.

Open 10 the Public-..Organizati by |
Young Men Tonight.
We have heretofore alluded to the
new republican campaign headquar-
tiers, which have been established in
the corner room In the Opera House
building, corner of Gay and Cumber-
land streets. The arrangements are
now complete, and the room Is thor
oughly fitted up and open to visitors
at all hours during the day. The
room is large and commodious,
and is we'll adapted to the uses
of a campaign club room. 1t has been
provided with a stage for the presl-
dents seat, and speakers desk, tables
for secretaries, reporters, etc, ana
with new chairs, furnishing seating
room for about 800 persons.
The walls are hung with pictures
and portraits of the following gentle
men: Gen. U. S. Grant, Gen. J. A.
Garfield, Gen. Chester A. Arthur, Hon
Jas. G. Blaine, Hon. j. M. Thorn-
burgh, Gen. Jos. A. Cooper, ex-Presl-
dent Abraham Lincoln, ex-Gov-
ernor William G. Brownlow. Judge
l.. G. Houk, President r. b. Hayes,
Vice President VIM. A. Wheeler. and
John G. Whittier, the poet. Other
pictures will bs added. The room has
been partially decorated about with
red, white and blue bunting, and other
decorations in this line will also be
added.
A document room is also fitted up in
rear of the speakers stand, in which q
plentiful supply of campaign docu.
ments of innumerable variety may al
ways be found. There are now on
hands about 10000 documents and
$4,000 more are on the way, all sent by
Judge Houk. Besides an exchange
table is kept furnished with the lead
ing republican daily papers, and viii
be through the campaign. All this
combined gives Knox county repnbli
cans a model campaign club room, no
to be excelled. The credit for all this
admirable arrangement is due t.
Messrs. Jno. c. HOuk ant
IT. T. Cooper. two of on
most active and enthusiastic
young republicans, who have worked
with indomitab.e zeal in This matter
The room will be kept open, will
some one in charge constantly, ant
all are cordially invited to drop in a
their convenience and make them
selves at home. Visitors from a dis
lance are specially invited. The in
vitation is not confined to republicans
either, but we ask our democrati
friends to stop in and take iool
, through when they desire.
Tonight there will be organized il
this room by the young republicans G
Knox county a central Garfield an
Arthur club. Everybody is invited
There will be addresses by eminen
speakers, music by two cornet band.
a presentation of an elegant banner
and many other interesting events.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The effect of change of air and c
travel is to produce constipation, whic
is followed by headache, piles and
general disarrangement of the system
The stomach, already nauseated, gag
at the very sight of pill, while othe
mixtures sweetened or not sweeteneC
or acid, are revolving. Nothing of tn
. kind is ever complained of in takin
Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t is al
3 ways grateful to the stomach, what
7 ever it's condition may ben fact, til
. slightly bitter taste CT the Regulator
j pleasant in removing the sick tast
g from the mouth. A dose Of Simmon
4 Liver Regulator, say from half to
( full tablespoonful, will impart a CRATE
Y full warmth and glow to the weak an
( nauseated stomach, will regulate tn
secretions and gently assist Natur,
slowly and surely, without gripping c
nausea, as though no medicine ha
e been taken.