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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25
ytMyaIunDle for RaiIrOad Men.

II suffered for more than year with indi-
gestion, and during the last six months was
very bilious, occasionally having dumb
chill, followed by fevcrS, which Frustrated
me. ] took Simmons Liver Regulator, and
for several months have been MS stout and
hearty as any man could desire to be. | am
thoroughly satisfied that it is all it is recon-
mended t. be for Indigestion and bilious
complaints, for mine was certainly stubborn
case. Ihsve heard many of my friends speak
oft, and they all agree that it possesses NIL
the virtues YOU claim for it.
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BOARDING.

s-.-
DOARUlNG-A lew buarders can Dv aocum-
ID modated at No. lOt ROSS avenue, corner
Oi l. ,Iuar street, with rooms furnisned or nm
furnished, by Mrs. NJ. II. Warren, propri =
tfesS.
DOARDlNG-A gentlemen and Wife, or two
ID men can be accommodated with good room
furnished or unfurni.hed with board, by cal ing
ut 7l3 Pacific avenue, or j ii Davis " Co. real
estate agents. Lamar It bet. Main x Elm.
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Book and Job Printing.

The HERALD jon PRINTING 0FEIoE is
now complete in all its apartments, being
supplied with all the latest styles Of type,
five steam presses and everything necessary
to the execution of all descriptions Of work,
from the plaincst to the largest size NAM
moth shraet posters in colors.
COMMERCIAL WORK A SPECIALLY.
We keep in stock full supply Of job
material, embracing cards and card boards,
bill and letter-heads, statements, envelops,
which being purchased frr - m0nutac-
lures direct, enables US lciS at the
lowest possible prices, ' uvIsY none
but experienced wor,msr a guar
aatee that all work will sisi in the
most artistic STYLE andH u ,Sesl notice.
Orders from abroad will omptly filed.
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TO EXCHANGE.

mo ENCHANGE-ll, $40 acres Of hue grazing
/ and farming land, with part cash, to eN'
change for merchandise Address, \, j. l.,
Herald Office
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ale0ND'S VITAL. RESTORATIVE

GULLY % PER CENT. of the human race ar,
L victims to partial or complete impotency,
ThiI startling assertion Will lie fully corrobo
rated by every intelligent physician. Tht
principal cRuses producing this disc 'se are In
discretions or excuses. Some of the common
symptoms are loss of vlgOr, spermatOfihma
pain In the back. disposition to avoid society,
languor gloomy forebodings. mental distress
nervous debility and leucorrhea I'm frmales),
facilitating dreams &c. Let no false modesty
prevent the parent from warning the child Of
this great evil Secret habits are the result of
ignorance. The medical profession has beer
almos' crimlnally negligent or ret'cent ABOUT
these Ihinvs, as the demand for Increased ac-
ccmniodations at the insane aBylums amply
attest.
There Is a well-knowu principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take place,
except through the agelcy of the nervous sys
tenn If the nerve power In any organ Is weak
ened then that organ is.weak There Is arem
edy in thu reach Of all, one that has stood the
te't for over half II century. DIR. hicord't
Vital Restorative has been scru,i nized and In
dorset by the Academy of Medicine In Paris
as an inGal able specific for the above, cOItaint
no phOsphorous, canthA rides or ether poison
il purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
amt IL permanent In effect; is sugar'coated
pill and can be had of Levasser Co 10 tlt
ne Rlcheli~u, Paris, (Fraucel, or of DR..
Brown Sigesmond, sole agent for the U. y.
Singer Building, ST. Louis, Mo-; boz of l0
pills, So, box nt 400, $40. sent by mall upon re-
cept of priCe.
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THIS IS THE LINE

That runs Palace Sleeping Cars between Han
nlbal, Mo-, and TOlel,, Ohio.
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CERTIFICATE

PARIr, July Is, ls7S-l9 kue de In Paix.-A
MIR. e. L., fifty years old, nau Deen widowed
twenty-five years, nervous temperament; hhr,
and Tor ten years with nervous debility and
en- Ire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benefit. lie
cam to me ami | advised him 10 try RS.
cords Vital X. storative. Afer tour month";
he was oiscourag "a, but / insisted upon hit
continuing it's use, and In nine NOR this he was
restored to fun health and vigor-got married.
and has TWO fine chill rem.
Out of $40 patients IT 'ated 81 were cured
within ~ daN =, 10 IN NIX weeks, 40 betweer
two and three months. between five and eiy
months, In nine mn"tDs.
DIX, NJ PERIGnRD,
Neti Ae lie In Hospital Charity
Sold by whoicsRic and Retail D"uG.
g'HtS generally mW'F
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IyTANTED-To rent a house with rooms
w AMI kitchen; well furnished Apply on
Main st., NJ vt door to Il simpsons,
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NNANrED Two good Chamhcrmaids Ap
Wy nlN at Grand- MImlsnr hltol.

A PARTNER with II cash capital OF four or
IN live thousand dollars, Tor the coming sea-
SOU, to ran the mill at thi, place, on the Dallas
y Wichita H. r., 10 miles from Dallasj about
to be the great thoroughfAre from Dallas northi
or, would sell mill and farm on good terms
Can ON ) b. scott, sol Elm St, Dallas, or all
dress Roy Il. Scott, Trinity Mills, ballas Co.,
Texas. malGu
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NAT ANrED-A white woman, 10 do general
Wv homework Apply TO shields Young,
Main street
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VJVANrED-- 30 ri with private family, for
w man and wife, References exchanged.
Address, Prompt Pay, this Office
WTANrED-First- Miller, by the year;
w TO take charge Of lwo-Run Mil. cali
on or address A. Mclaughlin, Paris, Texas
NTANIEu-rwo huuuttd ,.e cn.pp r,
w wanted Immediately rG line of Dallas
x Niculta railroad apply 10 Adams ~
Le1iurd, Dallas, or to H. ;. sus'er, ON the
/ ne OF tne road. Ties 40 10 ha ga inches
thich, mcles c3, and So fee long, aud In
-p,cted BY tie agedt Of th3 Texas d PaciNc
IA lMAN.
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Analyzed by Prof c F. Chandler, Chemist
and Assayer Of tn school of Mines, Columbia
College, New York.
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE-ThaU handsome lot, ,OXlIO ieeC,
L bounded by Patterson, Oleander and san
Jacinto streets, and Cottage, on same, Time
given for rart purchase money if desired. APP
ply on premises or tod. w. Walden at Ullman
n IN
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In this combination we find remedies suited and
recommended by
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THIS is THE LINE

That rams Palace Sleepins Car between Dal
las, Texas, and ST. Louis, Mo-, anu also on,
between Houston, Texas, st. Louis, Nor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

80 Good pasturagc, plenty of
4 water and fine shade Adjoining the Fair
Grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-03

the Unions preservation by the bayonet
was great mistake, which would not oc'
cur again.
Some OF the war Democrats here are
very much displeased with the declaration
referred To-. ..
There are a few old soldiers in this coun-
~ who have always voted the Democratic
ticket who will vote for Hancock this fall:
Tie Democrats, am told, have secured
tie names OF 205 OF these soldiers, and are
making great adoo over 1t. The Repub.
iicans have already secured the names OF
over i. 400 soldiers 10 the Garfield clubs,
and promise TO swell the list to 1000 in
this city, and the best thing about tne llst
is, that over one hundred and htty Of them
have never voted the Republican ticket In
their lives, but are now taking an active
part in the Garfield and Arthur clubs.
The Democrats promise big soldier vote
for Hancock. l have no doubt in the
world but what he will get the vote prom
ised, but they will be Confederate soldier
votes.
The Hon. "A. B. Lamberton, late Demo.
cratic nominee Of the Democratic party,
OF this district, for Congress, has come
out, in very vigorous and manly letter,
for Garfield and Arthur. Mr.. Lamberton's
accession to the Republican party Is very
welcome and will havea great influence,
not only in this district, but throughout
the State. His ability and personal worth
are admitted by all. There were four very
enthusiastic Ward club meetings last
night in this place 10 further the interest
OF Gartield's election.
The colored people will hold q grand
ratification meeting next Thursday night,
August 9th. b. I
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nErnnL1CAN MEETINGS.

Rsyaer, August .. A. ", Campbell, COL HeoFEe b
r'"IeTT' August G. Hon. George Q. sturgiss A.
", Campbell aud Col. ueoIgU b. CALDWELL :,
aurri Point, MonOngalIa coHnty, AnBuSI's ?. u
x S %eSrSS m August 7,7p. MI Col. George b.
I lsTSsiurv, August o. p, M. Hon. George c. stur-
glis and Hon. John A: Hutchinson, y C,,n,0,, and
WellsbunI, August y, p IN, A. W. SAinPVeA' ""N
wipGe.1, Putnam county, August 0, . P MI Capt.
J. ". Cractalt, Col James Mclean and J. 3; Men
ager. .,,.. IN 81 -,
New MGrtinsville, Wetzsl county, August TO- 2 p
NJ aida R o. ni TyIsr County, August 49, A. W
Campbell. ~, cao,,. r.
uTgiSs, lien. John a. Hutchinson and Col George
Il Fa I Hancock county, August 10, 2p' MI
Wiz G. ill., August 10, p NJ, Col George B. call
West Union, Doddridge county, August 10, Up nj
Hon John A. Hutchinson. :,
Hebron, PleAants county, August y, p M zen
N. GOh, Jr. and Hon. John A. Hutchinson:
,MlddiebOurne, Tyler county, August y, p me-
den. N. Goli, ". and Hon. John A. Hutchinson.
sistersvile, Tyler county, August q, Gen. N. Con
Jr. aud Hon. John A. Hutchinson a, 49,.
New MarIlnsvillC, WeiEel county, Auguat 20, uen'
n. CioG, Jr. and Hon. John A,HutchlnsOn;
Wheeling, August 2s, $50 p. M, Gen. Stewart b
WOOdiOrd, Of NewYoTk.
CiTEsbarS, August 80, r. NJ, Gen. Stewart l.
PGrteisbury September 1, Up. M, Gen. Stewart L.
aorEantown. September /, Gen. N. GOff Jr. =
EIngwOOl, Preston county, sept g. hon. Geo. v
Falrmoat, September II, Gen. n. GOG, Jr.
lIfAftOn. SHpt0nbeF 20, Gen. N. Col, Jr.
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ludicrous TO behold, but served to show he
had been entrapped into an attendance at
a grand Democratic pow-wow, under the
etiise OF q "CitiZen's Welcome
"A snnali detachment OF the Thompson
Gfays escorted the carriage containing
Mr. jackson from bis residence TO- the
pIhce Of meeting. Mr.. Jackson, in his re-
Div 10 the address OF welcome by MI. j.
&. Mcclure, stated that while "he did not
know whence they emanated, nor rom
whence they came, the reports that ne had
said anything derogatory to kepublicans
"led him to believe that he had been mis-
understood" and that mo one had greater
love and affection: for any one" tnan ne
had for the Repnblicansof this county,
Yes, the grand old soldier OF the Basti!e
was escorted by band and squad OF mil
itia, the latter bearing those bayonets 80
fatal 10 law and order at the Southern
polls. How must his soul have rebelled
ut the sight Of such demonstration. And
now that we have found new,use for the
protectors OF the State, would it not DC
well 10 make requisition Tor some req
eral troops TO assist at the next Repuoli'
can meeting 10 be held here. Quite
a number Of Mr.. Jackson's Re,
publican friends who expected anG
hoped 10 hear naI uenla,
oil. the charges made by your talrmon'
correspondent were disappointed and dis-
pusted at the evaSive manner IN whlcu
they were met. The praise bestowed up
on the Union forces at Gettysburg by the
honorable, 1.-THE next" was unboundeddr
Contrasting strangely with the gentlemAn's
views al t6e time when that great bait le
was fought. Itlwas dose not relished by
some of our ex. Coniederates, one OF whom
remarked that the rebel soldier was with
ant a party, as the Democrats now Haunt
The "bloody shirt more vigorously IN
honor OF Hancock than Blaine ever shook
Il in the faces OF the Confederate Briga'
diets. The "Citizens welcome" meeting
was adjourned by the chairman, Mr.. G.
". Neal, and Immediately the Hancock
and English club, delicate child Of labor
ed birth, was called to order by It's Presi-
dent, ". J. Hill, from the same platform
He introduced Hon. Ben Wilson, who
was followed by Messrs Amber Leonard
and Neal. 'n
Nothing more was needed to expose the
paltry trick resorted ito, to secure and au'
dience for the club which had twice be
fore sought TO instruct the people in politi
cal economy by addressing them from the
same platform, but had signally failed tso
secure an audience, fourteen persons all
told, comprising the maximum attend
ance.
Whatever significance may be given thiE
boom abroad, let 1t be understood thai
every Republican in Wood county will
give his support to George .. sturgiss Tor
Governor; that all unite in expressing
their indignation at the trick served them
and willresent 1t at the polls.
I'ITi- rs ~ PSEUDO.
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NEW ApYERTlsEMENfs.

WANTED-To BUY A FIRST GLASS
w LIVE retail Grocery business. yell leeated 10
Bellaife, Wheeling, or Washington, Penn. Address
for enc week "B, !" boz 14S, B0llaire, Ohio.
DEWARD.-IF THEBURGLAR WHO
In famaekOd my dwelling house, on Saturday or
sunday night will return 70 ne the efepe shawl and
hair chain, will pay them reasonable price, and
ask no questions Appoint your place Of meeting, or
Addfoas;C. W. CONNER.
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Tn, rn,ure of Inc Tcicphone,

The telephone has been in use in thu
city OF Wheeling only very short time
bnt already all the principal points ant
places of business in the city are connected
and instantaneous communication is haC
between them. There are now one hun
dred such places and the number is con
stantly increasing. Between all these
POINTS conversation can be held, strictly
private, on moments notice. 'PIn
In addition to these points all over the
city, the wires are being extended to the
suburbs, to Martins Ferry bridgeport is
already connected) and to Bellaire and
Benwood, and little later Motindsville,
Wellsburg, and other adjacent points will
probably be connected. The use Of the
telephone Widespread and never go back. II
is spreading between the large cities
in the /; East. For instance, a com,
pany has been formed in Bos-
ton for the purpose Of connecting the diff
ferent telephone exchanges in the various
cities between Boston and Washington.
This will enable the inhabitants Of any
OF these cities in their private offices TO
hold converse with their correspondents
in any Of the other cities with the same
facility that they now talk from Office 10
olIlce. in the same city. Work has been
commenced between Boston and New
York, and the line will be in working
order this fall. The work will be vigor-
ously prosecuted until all the cities indi-
Gated are connected, and there Is
probability that number Of
other cities will also be included
in the arrangement. In Newark, N. j.,
telephone lines are being built on poles
ninety feet high, connecting New YORK
with Newark by forty trunk lines Of tele
phone. The telephone is said to have
made more rapid strides toward periec
ton than any other invention. There II
Ms much telephone wire now in use in til,
United States, alter lapse of two year
since the introduction of the invention, Al
there is OF telegraph wire, after the lapse
of thirty.tive years. 1t is claimed that Il
is only a question Of time as to the con
nection Of the continents by telephone,
and that at no distant day conversation
between Paris and New York, and other
points, will not be thought remarkable,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-03
VIEWS OF A WEST yIRGIxIAN.
soIourninE In Western New York-The
Political Situation in that Region.
ROCHESTER,. N. Y. LnlY 80.

EdItOn IntOlllSenceF:
Since l wrote you two weeks ago | have
visited Genesee, Erie, and Chautauqul
counties in this State, and conversed with
Republicans in each one OF these counties
and they all Of one accord say that New
is safe for Garfield and Arthur by a hand
some majority. A Democrat in this city,
remarked this morning II ".Gardeld and
Arthur were not elected It would not be
for the want OF Democratic blunders." lie
remarked that he thought after the extra
session Of Congress and the Maine. Garce.
lon middle that the leading Democrats
would be satisfied, but he insisted that
they had committed still greater blum
der at their grand ratification meeting in
New York city last Wednesday night, and
that mistake was in the declaration that
this Union shall never again be pinned to.
gether with the bayonet."
l believe myself Il We let the Democrats
alone, they will furnish us with sufficient
campaign matter.
THAT the Union shall never again be
pinned together with abayonet."
Why make declaration Of this kind I'M
less there be prospect Of another attempt
at disunion, or what did these great and
leading men in the Democratic party
mean by this language? Does 1t not
mean that the cow&rdly copperheads OF
North will do great deal more to help
the South in case Of another attempt at Sc.
session than they did before, so that all
efforts TO preserve the Union shall be un.
availing? By taking backward view OF
this declaration, 1t condemns the war and
It's results in the most sweeping manner.
It was only q rough way Of saying that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-03

FAUBEL- CK-on Wednesday, April
2lst, 1850, HENRY FAuBLE and ALIcE FlrzeATRicEi
by ]. +, MRyes, Esq.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
NEw CUMBERLAND, W. Va, Aug

NRw CUMBERLAND, W. Va, Aug. 9. I
Editors IntellIEOnCer.
The political situation here very quiet
mot much said only only on the
local offices, There are twenty candidates
announced from the four county offices
and Others talked Of. Peter A. Pugh, o.
Fairview, this county, is very highly
spoken Of by the Republicans for candi'
date for State Senate. ;,
The NJ. p. Sunday School oil Freeman q
Landing, gave picnic in Kingston Grove
on Saturday last. There was quite large
crowd in attendance, and they had an ex'
traordinary good time. When dinner
time came there was spread one OF the
most tempting tables 1t has been the LOT
OF your correspondent TO behold for these
many days. Everything passed of in the
best style. with music and other amuse'
ments characteristic OF q picnic OF this
class.
Pilots Al. Macky and Charley Stewart
are spending their time here at home
while the river is so low. Stewart has a
good situation on the Joe Nixon, while
Macky has been on the Annie Kelly for
some time. They are both considered
good pilots,a and can command a good stu
alton at any time when the river is at q
stage to warrant boating.
Since the river became so low the brick
manufacturers ale getting q goodly sup
ply Of brick on hands, but not what Is
generally on hand at this season OF the
year. There will be more brick made
here this year than ever before.
During the storm the other evening the
lightning struck the telephone wire and
ran into the office, making a report some
thing similar to that Of a rifle when dis.
charged. The connection being secured
no damage was sustained. The brass con-
neCtion shows where 1t was melted by the
electricity.
Harvest is about over and the farmers
are beginning to thresh. The largest yield
Of grain was harvested in Hancock county
this year that has been gathered for good
many years.
The wool in this county is moving very
slow very little having as yet been sold.
The farmers are holding for fifty cents. :.
Mr.. Jonathan Allison, OF Grant district,
and a candidate for Sheriff, was robbed
on Friday night, losing gold watch and
some money. We did not hear the par
ticulars OF the robbery. PIETRo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-03
A CITIZENS wELcoME


That. ovation to Jake Jackson.
PARXERsDuRa, W. Va, July 81.
Editors IntcllISeucer.
The Democrats Of this city held grand
ratification meeting last night in front OIL
the Court House. The entire square was
illuminated with Chinese lanterns and an
immense crowd assembled to do honor to,
and congratulate Hon. ]. B. Jackson, the
STANDARD bearer" Of the grand old Demo
cratic party" in the gubernatorial fight.
The announcement that a non'partisau
citizens welcome was to be given to
"UnCle Jake" drewa great many persons
out who would otherwise have remained
at home. The conspicuous absence Of Re
publicaus on the platform soon removed
all doubt as to the intent Of the gathering.
The quiet manner in which Mayor Smith
betook himself from among the unwash.
ed, who occupied the platform when the
Democratic hand organs began to grind
out their usual campaign music, was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-03
RspusLICAW COUNTY TICKET

sHKluPF,
GEORGE II. PARKa
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
T. ]. HUGus. -
AnBsoR, CITY DISTRICT,
c. A. HELMBRlGnr,
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
n. II. ARMSTRONG,
HOUSE, or DELEGATEs,
W. p. HUBBARD,
c. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN EREw,
SIMON l.. McCoLL0CH.
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DOBLER-On Sunday evening, August list, 1880, q
7:i6 r. NJ Of cancer Of the stomach, CATHERINE vile
Of Richard DoOler, aged sixty years aud one month.
The funeral will take place at tho residence Of her
husband No. q Tenth street, this Tuesday alter
noon at az o'clock. Friend, are invited to attend
wALTERs-Sunday, August l, 1880, * II O'Clock
=. NJ, Rev. JOHN Il. WALTEEs, In the Goth year o.
his age and 9Th Of his priesthood.
Funeral Wednesday, August ith, from Wheeling
Hospital Tho remains will be taken to 81. Alphon'
SuS Church, where solemn Requiem services will be
held at 10 A NJ. Interment In Mount Calvary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-03

The prevalence OF malarial diseases in
country and town indicates danger TO
which We are all exposed. These diseases
are easy 10 contract and hard to eradicate.
But Warmers Safe Pills neutralize the
poison and cure them. They are equally
effective against all bilious troubles.
TsrtTka
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-03

Il. = ,ne = roprlse.ln slEeeI.
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The Constitutional Amendments

ConytllutlOnAl Amendment AIEVlU
Ratification. 49,, ,L,,,o0n III
constitutional Amendment, Section 'hi''e'h' Al"
,,s 1hTes-EOF Ratification,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-22
PENCILETTES.

Cider Mills at w. w. Woodruff &
Co.'s.
The Hattie House sports supply of
spanking new brass key tags, which
are quite snowy.
The victims OF the late railroad
smash-up, all who are in the city, con-
tinue to improve and may be consid-
cred out of danger entirely.
Robinson's circus exhibited in Nor
ristown yesterday and will be IN
Jonesboro to-day. They do Bristo!
Monday, and go on into Virginia.
Fly Fans! Fly Fans!! Four differ-
en- kind, at w. w. Woodruff & Co.'s
Circular Saws and Gum Betting, all
sizes, at factory prices, at W. w
Woodruff & Co.'s.
Oliver Chilled Flows and Repairs
at w. w. Woodrutf's & Co.
A squad of young ROSTERS who were
lsunging around in the notoriou
Weiser lot in East Knoxville, becamt
engaged in a fracas about midnigh
last night and were throwing rock
ard raising considerable racket. Off
GERS Reeder and Hicks went to tn
scene and made a scattering. TIL
officers fired three pistol shots in tn
sir in running after the youthful law
breakers, which aroused some of til
ueighborhood. One of the number
Tom Lamb, was arrested and booseC
The others will no doubt be csugh
and dealt with.