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Commissioners Notice.
MARY a. CAInlcK


MARY \. CAEEicK
vs.. IN RQUI-y.
Tuos. J. MORAN ct al.
BY decree rendered by the Circuit
Court Of Preston county, West Virginia,
I'm the above mentioned cause, on the 20th
day Of March, 1880 the said cause was re-
ferTcd 10 one Of the commissioners of said
curt, with directions, lat, 90 audit, state
and settle the accounts Of defendant Mo
ran as guardian for complainant and de
PENDANTS Michael j. Carrack and Thos.
K. CarrGck. And nc shall ne
certain The amount Of assets aud property
OF each Of his said wards, which came into
The hands of said Moran "a such guardian,
which may have come into his hands since
said laat settlement 10 be compounded In
the account hero ordered 10 be taken, or
which by the use OF duo diligence and
care should have come into his hands.
Said commissioner shall also ascertain the
amount, character and penalty of the
said M0ran's bond and who were the obi
gors therein and he shall a,so report any
other matter deemed pertinent By himself
or specially required by any of the par
tics 10 this cause. And i'm order TO enable
the said commissioner the better to exc
cute this decree the said Moran, guardian,
IL required TO file with said commissioner
full and complete statement oil all the
N'iNNto anu tHH--b Va ult HAINb thtl Chint
into his handG az eUCh guardian since said
laat settlement, the kind and quality -Of
said assets and the source from whence the
same was devised Aud sGid Moran is
further required 10 appear before said
commissioner at euch time and place AS
he may designate and make answer upon
oath before him 10 such interrogatorIes as
said commissioner, or any one In interest
hereto, may PROFOUND TO him, touching
the character, amount, kind and DISPOSE
ton made by HIM of the estate of said
wards and, before executing this decree,
said commissioner shall give personal no
tice TO said defendants. of the time and
place thereof, and in case personal notice
cannot be had on said defendants the said
commissioners may publish a notice to said
parties, naming them, of the time and place
of executing this order once IA week for
four consecutive weeks in somo newspa-
per published in this county, and such no
tice so published shall be equivalent TO
personal service of the same upon the
parties or any of them.
TO Thomas J. Moran, Edward Brannon,
Michael j. Carrack and Thomas l.. Car
rack, defendants,
TAKE NoTCE, that I shall, on the 10Th
day ot August, 1880, at my Office in King
wood, proceed TO execute the above men
toned decree of reference.
JNO. III, HOLT, Com'r.
JNo. T. MoGRAw. Plffs. Count,
Kingwood, July 10, 1880.
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Notice to Creditors.

To tie Creditors Of Laurence, Brodc,Tck,
deceased;
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the county of Preston, made in
cause therein pending, TO subject the
real estate of the said Lawrence Broderick
to the payment of his debts, you are re-
quired TO present your claims against the
said Lawrence Broderick for adjudication
10 smith Crane, Commissioner, al his
Office in said county, on or before the 23i
day Of August next.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk of said
Court, this 10th day of July, 1850
SMITH CRANE, CLERK.
JHo. BARToN PAYNE, PIffs Council.
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Those interested will please take notice
that my accounts and notes are now in
VIM. Sharpo's hands for collection. Il have
given you all the time possible they L-UsT
be settled up at once. Remember by Civ
ing this 7Our attention you will SAVE
COsrE. Respectfully,
G.. w. LACKEY,
Nowburg, July, 1880. jy24m3
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Commissioners Notice.
MAETlN BRopRRIog


VS..
Mchal Broedrick, in his own right, and as
executor Of Lawrence BrOderick, dc
ceased, Michael Broderick (sOn of John
Broderick), John Francis BrOderick and
Stephen BrOderick, devisees % gaid dc.
CCdGnt.
IN RoUITY.
BY decree rendered by the Circuit
Court OF Preston county, in the State of
West Virginia, I'm the above mentioned
cause, on the 27th day OF March, 1880, the
said cause was referred TO one of the Com
missioDers of the said court, with dircc
tions to ascertain and report the real estate
owned by the said Lawrence Brodericl1,
deceased, at the time OF his death, the
state and condition of the title thereto.
that lie ascertain and report the debts due
from the estate of the said decedcnt,if any
the amounts and 20 whom owing, the order
and prionties of the same, and especially
what amount, If any, there is due from
the said dCCedCnt 10 the said plaintiff.
That he ascertain and report what amount
OF personal estate there remains IN the
hands of the said executor, and that he
audit and settle the executOrial account of
the said executor, and any other matter
deemed pertinent by himself. or being per
tinent may be required by the parties or
eitEec OF them
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In another column we publish the
announcement Of A. G. Mason, Eco,
as an independent candidate for
Justice of the Peace, in Portland
district. Mr. Mason has served the
people in that capacity heretofore,
and they ere prepared, or ought to
be, to Judge Of his capability.
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CoMMssInNRR,s OprrcR.

kINGwooD, w. Va, July Is, 1880.
The parties TO the a6oye.menti1ued
cause will take notice that l shall, on the
23rd day OF August next, at my Office
aforesaid, proceed to execute the above
mentioned decree of reference.
SMITH CRANE, Com'r.
JNo. BARTON Payne, PrHs Counsel.
jy17 SO-$l2 90
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An Illinois girls toast. The
young men Of America their arms
our Supporters, our arms their re-
ward, fall IN men fall il.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

The ARGUS and the New York
World will be sent to any address in
TINS county, until after the Presiden.
TIA. election, for SIXTY CENTS.
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"a Frank Hlne offers TO the public a
large assortment Of brass and copper ket
ues from one % twenty gall6ng An
Alnds Of cooking stoves on hands Tor sale
cheaper than eyer IN kinds OF work iD
DIS lac promptly attended TO- iygOtG
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CoMM1ssIoNRR,s Orr1rr-

KNGwGoD, w. Va, July 20, 1880.
The parties in the above mentioned cause
will take notice that shall, on the Goth
day Of August, 1880, at my office afore-
said, proceed toieZecute the above men
toned decree OF reference.
JEo. III. Hour, Com'r.
JNo. r. MoGRAw, PPFs Counsel.
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~ Although party In tAo salne bus
LDess IN Newburg says O.. IL. HOrchIer
81 GO. have but handful Of goods. h. DO
coyjnc-l otherwise call and see for YOUR
selves. Their stock is fun and. coupryl5
ana prices as 10" as tho lowest
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

Aessrs. Chas Z and John II Brown,
Grove and Daniel Z jackson and John
Forman went to Earyland last week on
fishing excursion Thcyreport good
oiHc and plenty Of trout iu that reroa.
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BLACK.sMITHING. .

Tho undersigned would respectfully,
call thoattontion oftho people Of Port
land and vicinity 10 tho fact that he rs
prepared 90 do any work in bis line ip
good workmnliko manner, cheap Tor
ash or produce T.. j. MILLER.
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JOINT RESOLUTION proposing an amend
ment TO tho Constitution of this
State.
Resolved by the Legislature of Wost
Virginia, twot thirds OF all the members
elected TO each House agreeing thereto
That the following be and the Same is
hereby proposed a5 an amendment 20 the
Constitution OF this State, 90 wit
That section thirteen, of article three
~ II DOW is, DO stricken out and tho fol
lowing be Inserted in lieu thereof.
10 In suits at common law, where the
value in controversy exceeds twenty dol.
lars, exclusive of interest and costs. tho
right OF trial by jury, If required by Of.
ther party, shal be preserved and In
such suit before justice, jury may
consist Of six pcrsons. No fact tried bv
jury 5hoii bO otherwise re examined I'm
any case than according % the rules OF
the common law"
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08F lob Printing Department

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and satc,fn
ORDERS and got o. q
Address all communications
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Mr. a j Aialearh-s tho fsmo To-.
los new house UP and IS proceeding
with TIE other work rapidly
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CIRCUIT CoURTs.

10 The state shall Doe divided into tlir-
teen Cii cults. For tho circuit hcrciu
after called the FIRST two Judges shall
~ elected, and for olch OF tho Othor cir~
cults ono judge shall be elected by lie
voters thereof Zach of Tho Judges so
elected shall hold his OGico for the term
90 eight years, unless sooner removed i'm
tho manner prescribed iu this cousiilu-
uDu The judges OF tEc circuit courts in
OiIoo whom this article takes effect shall
r0uau thoroin until the expiration of tho
term for which they have boon elected boz
tho circuits iu which th0y may Respective
~ reside, uulc-s soon removed ~ afora-
said. a vacancy iu the Office Ola Judge of
hD circuit court shall boo filled in tho same
manner ga is provided for iu amy case of
vacancy Don iue Office Of % iudvn Of lbo
Ipruao court of appeals. During Dis
rDu'Iuuau Boo Office thc fudv. 0fa .I.-
cult court shall reside iu Tho c.Isui. OF
which bc i'm ge. The business OF The
ir-t circuit nav Uo apportiouod be,wcou
tnn Judges thereof and such indre- NAV
bold courts iu tho Same county on boo
diHruut counties within tho circuit at
.Ic auo l.mo or at 3Ifout tiuce. as NAV
Boo uro c.Iyol bv lave
ID. s. circuit court shall boo hplt iu
gycy cl1uty "a 10 STATE a. least .lroc
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Il you want pants or my Kind vo o.
.. j. FOgle aud got them. aaIG
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II III Il
II LIE
Constitutional Amendments

JOINT RESOLUTION proposing an
amondmont tho Constitution of tho State.
RcSoiUci by the Legislature Of Hest
Ing6,ia, hCo-AtadS Of dU TIC members
elected To edch House ogJccug Mcrcio /.
That the following DO and tho same is
hereby proposed n an anIodment to tho
Constitution of this State. To Wit: That
article eight OF said Constitution as It
now is bo stricken out, aud tho follow,
ing be inserted in lieu therof,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

mr Jno. Barton Payne Hll return
Le--e about the 18th sf .l.. month.
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Making it, every word,
- HOME INSTITUTION,
Political Notes Genera
1t viii bo odrco oiu, o m he strictly
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08
Democratic Convention.

The Democratic County Convention
to nominate a candidate for the Leg
islatnre, met at Maryville, on Monday,
September the 9th, and was calld to
order by Gen. r. n. Hood.
On motion, Mr.. p. ii. Clark was
elected permanent chairman, and Jno.
NJ. Rorex, Secretary.
G. II. Love and Hon. w. NJ. Brick
ell were candidates before the Conven-
ton. The vote stood, Love 40, Brick
ell II.
On motion, G. II. Love was unani-
mously elected.
The following resolution, offered by
the Hon. G. T. Gates, was unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolved, That we favor an equita-
BILE adjustment of our State debt, and
believing that the 50-4 proposition of
the bondholders, underall the circum-
stances, to be equitable, we favor that
proposition, and spurn an adjustment
at greater sum or rate Of interest.
On motion the Convention adjourn
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08
Personal.

Mr.. Chas. D. Morris, of McMinn
county, a brothcr-in-law of Mr.. Jas.
L. Lowe, of this place, called in to see
us last week. Mr.. Morris has entered
College at this place, and expresses
himself as being highly pleased with
his new associates in and out of Col
lege.
DR.. Matt. Cox, who owns a fine
farm in the 10th district of this coun-
ty, has gone to Concord to live. We
hate to see our county lose such val
liable citizen.
Mr.. Saml. W. Colburn, postmaster
at Miser's Station, gave this office a
pleasant call last Saturday.
DR., Thos. p. Cowan and family left
here last Saturday for Dillon, Kansas,
where they will make their home for
awhile. .
Mrs. S. A. Cowan and Son left here
last Monday morning for DUNBAR
Nebraska, where they will reside, in
the future.
Mr.. j. W. Culbcrtson, of Chilhowee;
was in town last Monday, an6 gave
this office a most welcome call.
Mr.. Bolingcr, of Jefferson county,
was in town yesterday, and paid this
office pleasant visit.
Mr.. Jno. II. Bright, formerly Of
Chilhowee, called to sec us yesterday
and subscribed for the DEMOCRAT, to
be forwarded to his new home, Wealth
erford, Texas. He is a son of Esq.
Harvey S. Bright.
Mr.. E. Silsby and family are in
town, and are the guests of Rev. Jno.
Silsby.
MI Damel Wells, OF JeHersoh
county, near cambridge, was in town
Monday and paid this office visit.
Mr.. Wells is former citizen of this
county. r.
Mr.. M. M. Simpson, the well-known
Jeweler and Silyersmitl1, now located
at cambridge, called to see us last
Monday. Mr.. Simpson is well pleased
with his new home.
Gen. r. N. Hood, "our editor"
leaves this morning for Cincinnati,
via Nashville, on a business trip.
Mr.. Frank Mcclure left yesterday
for Texas. He has the gopd wisiHs
of many friends.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08
From Cows Chapel.
Cox's CHAPEL, Sept. 6, 1880
EDITORS DEMOCRAT:

CoX's CHAPEL, Sept. 6, 1880.
EDITORS DEMOCRAT
The people of this vicinity are pre-
pairing for the future wheat crop,
although greatly discouraged with
the past yield. Some are making
preparations to sow on a large scale
this season. They say they never
knew two failures in succession; that
there will be an abundant crop next
year.
Mr.. NJ. L. French, of the 9TH district,
left on the Odd for Missouri, where he
will make his home in the future.
Many Others are preparing to go
west, among whom is Mr.. S. Z. N.
Doak, of the 9TH district. He will
start soon. I understand, for Portland,
Oregon. Mr.. Doak is good citizen
and will be greatly missed in this
vicinity.
We have marriage now and then
to cheer us on the road. On the 18th
of July, al the residence of MIR. S. T.
Cox, Mr.. Jas. A. Mitchell was married
TO Miss Sarah A. Cox. After the
wedding the bride and groom drove
to Louisville, followed by many
friends, where they enjoyed sermon
delivered by the Rev. w. ID. Mount.
castle,s ,ss@w Y4
CHARLIE.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08
Teachers institute i'm TuckaIee-
chez Cove.


The citizens Of our quiet little valley
enjoyed a rare iltelletual treat on
Saturday, August 2SIh.
The Institute met according TO ap.
pointment, at 9 O'Clock. Devotional
exercises were conducted by s1v. w
r. Snidcr. After which M.1-eaider
was appointed Moderator; NJ IS Lucy
Upton, Secretary; and Mr. J. II.
Waters, Censor.
The first exercise on the pr ,ranmc
was Methods of teaching af ineic."
The class was conducted Py .,'r r. II.
Shields, who clearly brought out
"principles," thus proving himself
master of that branchof mathematics.
We were next entertainet by Miss
Lucy Upton, who very wildly set
forth her method of teaching q chart
class.
Rev. Thos. Nuchols next rave us his
method of teaching EnglissFrammar ;
he evidently understands his business.
His very interesting tall as regards
the cruel usage and "butchery" OF our
beloved language, Yves highly appre-
ciated by the friends Of education.
During the recess of one hour we
enjoyed the sumptuous hospitality of
Tuckaleechee's noble citizens.
AT l o'clock Mr.. j. NJ. Waters gave
an interesting talk ON Orthography,
with his method and experience in
teaching it.
The subject Of Reading was given
to Lizzie Upton, and Geography to
Rev. j. B. j, Brickey, after which the
questiOn-boX was opened and contents
discussed. Many very Interesting ed.
vocational topics were discussed. Also
the subject, "Should Woman Teach p
or rather, SHOULD woman be allowed
to speak in public?' Thc discussion
was opened by Lizzie Upton, who a
FIST expressed her embarrassment il
appealing upon the Stage to defend
her own sex, but finally succeeded il
proving that woniae has a perfec
right to speak when and where slit
ploascs. Was followed by able an(
spirited speeches BY ev. Thos. Much
OILS, Rev. J. b. j.. Brickey, r. II
Shields, WIN Nuchols, and Miss Luc.
giFtofi all of wbon joined with Tn
lirst speaker in seyisg. "Man is wha
woman makes min. "She is not hi
Inferior etc.
~ e 4 u : as,gif.l, l,ea
came Tor adjournment; and we ar
glad TO Say to our friepds. who wer
so unfortunate as to BE absent, ''tlNl
it was good for us to be there"
Three cheers for College Hill!
LULU MYRTLE.
p. S.-Index please copy.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08
Organization of a Central Han
cock and English Club.

Organization of a Central Han
cock and English Club.
On Monday, Sept. 6, 1880, the De-
mocracy of Blount county, assembled
at the Democratic headquarters in
Maryyille, to organize a Central Han
cock and English Clnb. Hon, G. Y.
Gates was called to the chair and
elected permanent Chairman of the
Club. Jno. M. Rorex was elected
Secretary and Treasurer. Two hun
dred and four (204) names were re-
PORTED as members of the Club. The
Chairman Then explained in full the
object aud duties of the Club, impress
ing upon the members the great issues
and responsibilities of the day. Gen.
r. N. Hood followed with his usual
force of expression, stating why we
should stand up for the noble man of
our choice, and why even Republicans
should enlist under their country's
banner. VIM. III. Henry then enter
tanned the Club with a few appropri-
ate remarks as to the character and
life Of our noble hero.
On motion, the Chair was given the
power to appoint Vice Presidents, and
such other workers as should be
necessary to organize Hancock and
English Clubs in all the districts in
the county; and that such Clubs
should be furnished with circulars,
news and general information neces-
sary, by the Secretary Of this Club
this being the Central Club of the
county,
The Club then adjourned to meet
on next Friday evening at Z o'clock.
JNo. M. RoEEx, Sec. 7
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08

The Southern Planter and Farmer
is the oldest and ablest agricultural
paper in the South, published at Rich
mond, Va, Rolfe S. Saunders, of Ten
nessee, editor. Subscription, $500 a
year. We will furnish this excellent
and popular Agricultural Journal,
with the BLoUNT COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
one year, for $500, or six months for
@siD Every farmer should have it.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08
Valuable Facts From A Safe
Source

The affairs of this country have become
so extended that it is only by carefully
prepared synopsis in the form of Figures
that one can hope to understand what is
really going on. Hon. A. h. Spo1ord,
the Librarian of Congress, is the only
man who has the facihies at his command
for collecting complete national statistics
and he does it.with the greatest care and
accuracy. His latest issue, "The Ameri-
can Treasury a Facts" has been sent us
by Messrs. II. il. Warner & Co., prOpre-
of the valuable Wagner Safe Remedies.
This book is a miniature encyclopaedia in
itself, containing, in addition TO vast
amount Of national matter, about all of
value that has transpired in this country
during the past and reflects credit upon
the compiler as well as upon the enter
prise Of Messrs. WarneA& Co. in select
ing il.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08

Mr.. Samuel w. Colburn, of Miser's
Station, has presented US with bottle
Of ink of hisown manufacture, which,
after fair test, we pronounce to be a
superior quality of writing fluid, and
as it is so cheaply and easily manufac-
tured, we advise our friends to pro-
cure some of this ink of Mr.. CoIburn,
and give it trial.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08
Temperance Resolutions.

Whereas, Thc9ractice ofignoring and
riding over the laws of the state, by
tipping in intoxiating liquors under the
color of physicians" prescriptions and the
sale by druggists, is an evil claiming the
attention of this lodge and of all tenn
peranCe people,
Belt therefore resolved, That this lodge
condemn such conduct on the part of
physicians and druggists, and declare it
TO be the sense of tnis lodge that persons
who thus wilIfullNsiolate the law do not
deserve the patronage Of law-abiding
citizens; and they being men ofeducatiOn
aud enlarged understanding, should be
brought to justice, as are the starving
paupers who violate the law by stealing
bread and meat to supply the demands
of the laws of nature.
Be it further resolved, That we demand
of our courts and grand juries, that they
fearlessly discharge the duties placed
upon them under their oath and the law;
and let us be rid of this evil.
By order of the Gladstone Lodge,
No. /, |. o. G. r., Maryville, Tenn.
DAvIQ-UANNUM,.
DANIEL DREW,
HENRY GAMBLE.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08
Public Speaking.

Judge 10. G. Guild, an old Andrew
jackson Democrat, will address the
people of Blount county, at Maryville,
on Wednesday, Sept. 22d. Let the
people turn out and hear discussion
of the issues of the day.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08
Ordination Services.

At the late meeting of the Kingsteh
Presbytery at Grassy Cove, Lyman Z.
Tedford and James B. Porter were ex-
amined with reference to ordination for
the Christian ministry. Their eXamina-
ton was sustained, and the ordination
was appointed to take place at New
Providence Church, in Maryville, Sun
day, September 18Th, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Rev. y, Mcdonald will preside on the
occasion. Rev. p. NJ, Bartlett, d. d.,
will preach the sermon, and Rev. J.
Silsby will deliver the charge to the
candidates.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08
Married.,

EAT the residence of the brides
,m0eher; near Maryville, on the lst.
inst, by Rev. w. B. Brown, Mr., II. II.
Coulter to Miss Ella Brown. Mr.
Coulter is now a resident of Hopkins
vile, KY, where he has charge of a
Church. -
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08

Maryville College opened Wednesday
with some eighty in attendance, -twen-
ty-five were young ladies'. The pros
poets for the year are llattering,-lsd
Sd inst
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08

You can save your health, save your
teeth, save time, and avoid expense by
calling on DR.. Williams in Maryville
Tenn. The worst cases Of toothache and
neuralgia cured. Charges moderate.
Consultation free. -
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08

Mr. NJ. M. Simpson advertiseS for
sale his valuable farm, 1857 acres,
two miles northeast of Maryville, as
he desires to make his home in Dan
bridge in the future. See notice.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08
Notice.

The Tenth Annual Session of the
Blount County Sunday School Associa-
ton will be held at Carpenters Camp
Ground, Thursday and Friday, Oct. I4th
ard 18th. Every Sunday school in
Blount is earnestly requested to send
delegates. Sllfriends of Sunday Schools
are cordially invited to attend and par
ticipate in the exercises of the GOnyen-
ton.
j. A. SILsBY, Chairman,
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-09-08

Special remedies for Summer COM
paints at DR.. Chas, a. Futon's Drug
Store.