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SPECIAL NOT ICE.
A CARD.

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rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood.
&C., Will send a recipe that will cure yoE
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in south
America. Send "A f-addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH 4. lNMAN, Stettion ID
NeaU York Cftv May4-eodD&wly
The daily gazette., 1880-09-09
Women as MASKED Bur0iars.

CINCINNATI, Sept. IA special from
Madison, Ind, gives the following ac-
count of a sensational affair in Owen
county, KY: Two women named
Goodrich, The wives Of the murderers
that we're hung two years ago, dressed
themselves in mems attire, and went At
night TO the house of lady in the neigh
borhood, whose husband was absent at
the time. She was thought to have re-
ceived 500, of which the female des-
peradoes proposed TO rob her. A peddler
had stopped at the house the evening
previous and secured permission TO sleep
in the barn. The Goodrich women en-
tered the house and att tackled the woman
with knives. iier screams brought the
peddler from the barE with pistol, and
he a. once opened fire on the assa,sins,
killing one instantly and wounding the
other. The lady OF the house died from
her wounds before the arrival of her
husband.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-09
HINEsLEY RELEASED

Tom hinesley and George Wells, of
me Eighth ward gang, while rejoicing
morning, met James DarraRh. WHOM
Ghey commenced To beat numerically.
without the slightest provocaton. Ofii-
GERS Jones, Rickards and McIlhenny
happened along just at tins time, and
soon Hinesl'y AMI uis uaI were looking
through crossed bars at the police sta
aon. At a hearing before the Mayor
lasI hlght they were each fined S3 aud
peace. WIN. II. White, good EiohII
"aid Republican, became their surety,
whlle another good Republican paid
ehe'r nue. aud Costs, after which they
were released to further prey upon The
community and beat beat inoffrnsiye
people tor the interest of tho RepublI.
can cause.
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SHOWN OF THE SEASON.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA little snow
fell III Chicago to-day, the first of the
season. There was quite furry of
snow on the lake. 1t Is colder tonight
and winter clothing and winter cloth
ing and fires are nee ssary for com
fort. An early winter is predict
ed.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-09
TIE DEDICATION

New Castle Odd Fellows and Masoiis
are aking great preparations Tor the
uedltallon OF their new Hall, which
VIII take place on Monday next. The
Masonic ceremonies will be held in the
morning, aud will be participated In BY
ot. Johns COmmaLdery, No. J., knight
lemplars, OF this city, and all the
lodges OF this county. The Odd Eel
IONS ceremonies in the aflern, on, will
be attended by lodges from Philadelphia
AS well as by presentatlves fiom all
parts oi the Sla'e. liev. j. IL. Caldwell,
ID. d., OF this city, will deliver the ora
ton Tor the Masous, and Past Grand
Sire j. w. Nicholson, of Philadelphia,
for the odd Fellows. A grand dedica-
tion ball will be held at night.
In connection with the dedication. the
following letter has been issued by
Alfred u. Potter, NJ. w. G.. NJ. of tile
Grand Lodge OF Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia lodges Intending Il
participate in tie pa lie aud dedication
ot the hall at New Castle, Del, on
Monday, September l3, will comprise
the First Division in the following
order; 353, Cadwal ader: $40, Penn
Township, and 4G, Excelsior; PIP, LIB
erty; 232, Radiant Star: 1870, Star OF
Belhlehem; lso, Justice; 13s, Fidelity
lOO, Chosen Griends; so, Good Sama
fitan; 43, Hancock q, Marion; 5
Franklin.
Lodges that have not reported will be
assigned position in the division in ac.
cordance with specified arrangement up
ON reporting 10 The Actiug Grand Mar
shal.
The lodges comprising the division
Will assemble on the Battery at l.3O u
m, to move a Id p. IN. TO take then
places III the division, which will form OF
Delaware street, right resting on From
street
Marshals will form their lodges in sec
lions Of eight, with the guide left and re-
port the number in line 10 the Ac in.
Grand Marshal at the head of the diyi
sion, at Z p. M. sharp.
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POSTPONED.

The joint picnic of the Water Witch
and Fame engine companies owing TO
the rain has been postponed until next
Thursday afternoon aud evening. The
committee of al rangements hopes that
there will be large attendance.
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" iJlpInfIOS W HrK ess.
,ATTLE MAKKET

PHILADELPHIA, A ug 81
BEEF CATTLE We're IN IAIr demand this
Wees anu good cattle were higher. ;}3JI
cad sold al bhe different yards al 80 zaj54c.
+Ier lb., as 10 condition.. -
SHEEP were In fair demand and a frac-
Lloh higher, 1860 head arrived and sold
~ the different yards at 3J2a45s c., and
Park DrOoe Yard, West Py,la. At,o 70
ShEkP.--EAtra, no TO 1870 tbs., So w good.
W 0 100 bs., ~ Oh TO 4 So; fair, 50 TO Ks
hs, IAa112e; stock sheep 81 10 TO So .; good
lanlns, . " 6Iac; comfaon lambs, az to 81 so,
clo SEQ Win downward tendency. Arrival
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FOURTH EDITION
Inalcatlen. for Ta.nn,,

Partly cloudy weather, numerous rains
north to east winds, stationary barome.
ter, and stationary or lower temperature
The daily gazette., 1880-09-09
The San Francisco EIec,ion

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Sin the
charter election here to-day the total
vote of the city was 23.l22. The new
charter is beaten by large majority.
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HALt TlJkhTs, ONE DOLL

1857 Prizes, amounting lO......"..'
kespuhslhIa currcspprdlngsgea
ed at all points, lu whom liberal
sation VIII be pald.
Mrltc clearly stating lull add
iuItheI ,hiuital un,ur send ordeq
press, or i a iuCLl Slrftd l,qler u
order ny nnuii addressed Unly n
o.. a. DAUHl
NcW Orleaf
or hs,iiie "a so't sl
M. ';l9 Biundway NeN
All our GrdndiAlIauldlDai4
are tfuu,r lhr supert isl0h anu
InenL ol Grucills q. /. Bcalre
Jubal a. Early.
lylL2iag|
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rtnaucial and Commercial.

WILMINGTON. DEL. sept. l, 1880.
Latest stock quotations furnished by
Heald f Co.. 3. 10. corner Seyenth anu
Mark ct streets, Wilmington. Del, at u
NJ. to day:
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
RHGIsTER's oRDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTER'S OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. Aug 9Th, 1880.
Upon the application OF Michael Null
gan, Executor of Timothy Cunning, late
OF Red Lion Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, II is ordered an 1 directed by the
Register thst the Ex cutor aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters Tes-
tamentaTy upon the estate of the deceas-
ca, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements TO be posi- ed with
in forty days from the date OF such letters,
in six OF the most public places of the
county of New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate To
present the same or abide by an act ofAs- o.
sembly IN such case made and provided
And also cause the same TO be inserted
within the same period in the DAI-Y
GAZETTE, a newspaper published in WI
mington, and to be continued theretn three
weeks, cod.
,, Given under the hand and seal
l.. y. OF office OF tIie Register aforesaid
t-~~0) at New Castle, In New Castle
county. Aforesaid, The day and year above
written. Is. @. BIG0S, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having CLAIMS against the Is
tate OF the deceased, must present the same
duly attested, to the Executor on OF
before Aug. 9th, 1851, or abide the Act ol
Assembly In such case made and provid-
ed. MICHAEL MULLIGAN,
Executor.
Address Delaware CITY, Del.
aQl4.3WeOd.
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PADE CArAL )GUE.

~ RATS 90 PAD h CATAL JIUE.
"
Containing much valuable Information
iIso l1sto peaches with rotation In Ri
pehiGg, and list of southern or long keen
ing apples, fruit much needed here
aVery fruit grower should see this list OF
tpples and buy no more of the New YoTk
r western varieties to plant here for
Winter apples, for grown here they are moi
winter apples.
Also japan, persimmon queen of the
market, raspberry with full line OF
!uIsery stocB at greatly reduced prices,
Also receipt fora
WASH FOR TREES,
"hlcn Will drive out borers ifin the peach.
'Ppe, qulhce AMI ash and not one half
ne tline or cost In applying it as 10 re-
move win knife and If applied annually
u'Te viii DE TO oorers in the Trees and not
me peach tree die with the yrIlowh
"hefe th lusands die annually now. send
2usial card for catalogue CAN and see
iock. All orders sent by mail wiIif re-
ctlVe careful attention.
RANDOLPH PETERS.
Wilmington. Del
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS

STOCKS.
National Bank of Delaware... 800
First National Bank. . $3.50. ,...... l4b
Union National Bank -. .s...... "a
National Bank OF VII. Il Brandywine 63
Farmers Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Wilmington Coal Gas Co............... 30
Delaware X. II. Co................... 25
Delaware Western X. X. Co........... ~
Phila.. WI. n Baltimore X. X. Co..... 10
" lin ington d Northern II. Il. Co..... rs
W Wilmington Passenger r. W. Co...... A.
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.................. IS
Masonic Hall Co.......................
Delaware STATE. ...lOo
Wilmington City 6's....................ll0
Wilmington CITY 5's.... .lU5
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. lU0
Wilmington Passenger X. W., LIST
mortgage. ...................... ..!OO
The daily gazette., 1880-09-09

N1 Sn For large load OF kindlInp
W .oO wood. Orders can be left al
Gray d Eros, Second and King streets
townsend's Sixth and Tatnal1 streets ano
iieclory, corner OF Union street and Gil
pin avenue
It22-tf JAMES Il. McKINNEY-
From the N. Y. Sun, A ug, .nb, 1850.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-09
MARRIED.

PYLE-SPEAKM MAN.-on the 7ih inst.
by Rev. W. q. Robinson, ,5l5 Welsh ST..
Chesie r. :. Mr.. q. w. Pyle, to Miss Ida
v. Speakman.
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4 Nl'I.LNnID Opruu1I,
L9CiSLANA NInIE lLIfB

1his institution Was frpul.,
poiatcd ny The Legislature Of tbs1
~ Jcitll"ii'1, and h.,iitaIic bud
1865, fSr ihc IerHm oi I've,
FEARS, To which contract The n
lailli OF ihe State is pledged. Wild
hhS been renewed by Nh oypr,a
popular vote, securing Ita iiauchl
new constitution ndupltd Decd
~ d., 1873, with u capltd OF I'D
winch II has hiuCrHided "A re>enl
oNerfsn ,ON.its Grand Single
Distributions vim Lake place
ON the second Tuesday.
~ het'r S'titta uf IypsJVas. I'D
lOllowIns uislliuutun
tAflIALf PRIZE; sS0,1,
10000 1lCkkIS Al iWu IA
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%H, k,sJ
:, IA
ees - ..u.h & IA
TAKE tloTIce,

:. tbs is lie only Lottery c1e,
6,y the people Of a STATE and an"
s't'e "a decision If MeU. S. SuD,.,
at Washington, is Tie onir M n
te''y non in tie Unaei Sigtt,
charters hacing jeen repea,sd !
no erist6nce. ' 7
a SpI.LNnID 0PpSu1I +,
w n 4 fultiuNH 9,ll GI, N
hLbuElON, CLASS I, Ar n
LIZA ", ibH4oDAN, SEPItN,j
i'oo- I2iih Momthis Drav,nTl
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-11
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ct iriiinoct Hseblnb for SptrmMlo,

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at aanpiea, tbeclos arifiau Slien % Boy
trpffsr 3ifolai Often, upiommtr ira lftt
Suli fort 5,ipalnt 6ermat. Slabet oil in.
esbrlps gipbeoer fra Snps % llelanost. pcliti'
he. lNiale % iirieliss Ifbanbltnstr, Sortal,
finger. shlprinser ira Ratur.n "a 5elisliutl
or. Spsrrstsiasisrsr q. :. Ssrsni.n oil
bltps faf Wsplrbsietr | glaett. Def nil %,
iaa iiabia meetass Sieras ira Her, Banter al
sanpet, liaeicm 8laott osIaa bar en- iaii Srsps
l!ripsr | Tlnmari.
Sper Wran,n suer, ON 5inssrtaQet tillietr
bet, bptr l4ee Gas. nil Slaott blips lspiasti
At ct Sslislcnsart Tom 5iaas.
Nte &c. 4 oil msbislse: SSpban Spsr,
erup'. en- eipsitilerins al y. 3. Ssrenien. /
beftst Stane. Tt jinssre. Tom btQsr oil bapt
Saabais Bicsrai al ben famine Seriattsr. tan
| Siseen faa sn. acfter lennt bper llae 81.
bpsr anpsn llst $3.50 for aarst.
Slatet tan tinses Dos 3. Anuncitn. Deco
rab. 9rpa.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-11
Woods Worm DESTROYER

tr en- pieunpsrIis Wseiein til at brsbt Orm
Rapsn. Den sipsr apstit. Sntst afsrinas.
nieesl btbspss. Spr Tamtr. Der libsr al
llresslmashsbtesr. ct ben mnepxrlis. Den
icraneru Ssfsmst. Seq u [ RsHpptfs al
400 @ubsfalinssr fra Glaotcn Co.. SCwa.
Sqlets al aut Apcibtitrt. 10 Ia
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-11
St0rie eSaminerst
SOrbem

ll~uperissnsps. Der bar nspfat ia | Ttecrab
ION 9orrsmppsr, oil alne part Ill 5jtntfk.
| Bpm Tom paa eanpet. Seq bar grai,
t~iisrti 10 aar 0orss, o. Tan ~forfpiit Be bte.
it atttier ira Eager o. anprs. eistlsbts BE-.
is 9aidnaiion % p~aaiattsr Ssltr oa
ScY4l: ) Def Tor ammcn. Secti
4 Cos Wslt. msItm u. Rdlcns Setsl %
ben rshs Bro.
Rgpl Wrs. %. earltn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26

Passed Upon Dan. otter, the GOc xo
County Mv-te eT.

He is to HING ut Newport, Friday
NOvembsr Eta 20
The doom of Daniel Potter, the
Cooke county murderer, was sealed in
the supreme court yesterday. 1t will
be remembered that Potter was COM
yicted of the killing of Willis Mo-
Mahan in Cooke county, near New
port, something over year ago. The
murder, as shown by all the proof in
the case, was a most willful, premed-
itated and malicious one, ne having
lain in wait for his victim. Both
were under the influence OF liquor.
The difficulty arose about a
Misunderstanding between Potter and
D. B. McMahan, a brother of the MUIR
dered man, about some rent for a
blacksmith shop. Willis McMahan
protested that he had nothing to do
with it, and pleaded for his life, when
attacked, on his way home; but Potter
butchered him up in frightful man
| ner, inficting in all seventeen wounds
with knife.
Potter was convicted, and sentenced
by Judge Rose to be hanged, but ap.
pealed to the supreme court. Judge
Turney delivered the opinion yester'
day, affirming the judgment Of the
court below, and passed sentence that
the condemned man shall remain
in the custody of the jailer o.
Knox county until convenient time
before the execution, when he shall be
delivered to the sheriff of Cooke
county, and on Friday, November IL
within one mile of the court house a
Newport, he shall be hanged till dead,
dead !! dead y!
Potter certainly presents the appear
ance of desperate character. By or
der of the court strong guard wa
brought with him from the Jail to tn,
court room. Potter received his sen
tence calmly, and without any appar
ent concern. About his only remark
on the subject to the officer as he wa!
being remanded to Jail was that b
had been badly treated by all thu
cOurts.
It will be remembered that Potte
escaped from the Knox county Jail a
the same time with Hut. Amarint
which was before bis trial in the coul
belov. He was afterwar1 captured
however, after remaining at large fo
some weeks. -rr ~-- --s--
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26
Personal.

Maj. Jno. f. O'Brien, superintend-
ent of the E. t., Va. & Ga. railroad,
went down yesterday morning to look
after the Selma. Rome & Dalton road,
which has recently come under his
charge.
Chief Justice JAG. W. Deaderick and
Associate Robt. Mcfarland went up
yesterday evening to their homes,
Jonesboro and Morristown, to spend
Sunday. @
Capt. Thomas McDermott and Mr..
Fl. q. Kyle. popular attorneys of
Rogersville. who have been atteE ding
supreme court, went up home yester-
day evening.
Hon. s. A. Rodgers, of Loudon,
came up yesterday evening and went
over to Maryville, where he holds Cir
cult court this week.
VIM. Rule, Esq, editor of the
CHRONICLE, went up yesterday even.
ing to Rogersville, where he viii ad-
dress the people tomorrow on the POI
litieal issues.
Miss Alice Carter went mp on yester-
day evenings train to upper East Ten.
| nessee.
Deputy U. s. Marshal, G. T. Larkin
who has been attending Federal court
went up yesterday evening to his
home, Morristown,
Rev. A. A. McDonough, rector o.
the Epiphany Episcopal church, anG
family, returned yesterday evening
from an extended vacation north.
Mr.. II. M. Aiken and wife returned
home on yesterday evenings train
from trip to the Cincinnati exposi
ton.
Capt: Joseph Jaques, president o.
the East Tennessee national bank, ar
rived yesterday evening from a tri
west. "a
Messrs. D. L. Million and B. Crow
ley, CHRONICLE typos, went up las
night to Jonesboro, to take in the fai
this week.
Mr.. A. Sumner, wealthy and in
fuential business man of st. Louis
and his accomplished wife, nee Mis-
Lulu Butler, formerly popula
young lady in Knoxville society, ar
in the city, guests of Mr.. M. l.. Ross
in "West end" where they will re
main a few days, and Mrs. Sumne
will be happy to meet her friends.
Mr.. V. S. Wilcox, travelling agen
for the new Davis sewing machine
represented here by Mr.. B. M. Doyle
returned yesterday morning fron
Bristol, where the Davis came on
with flying colors, taking the diplom
as the best sewing machine exhibited
Mr.. Wilcox leaves tomorrow 70
Pulaski to exhibit his machine at tn
fair in that place.
Mr.. N. E. Sutton, leading tinwar
merchant of Jonesboro, was in til
city yesterday.
Mr.. W. F. Cummins, of the must
! emporium, returned yesterday evening
from the Bristol border fair.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS:

There will be a called meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company, held at their office, In the City
of Knoxville, Tenn,
At 12 O'Clock. Wednesday, the Sixth
Day OF October, 1850, &.
to consider the subject of purchasing the Selma,
Rome and Dalton Railroad, and the Geor-
gia Southern Railroad, and If purchased, to
provide ways and means for payment Of the same.
Also, to provide ways and means fer the payment
of its matured and maturing Indebtedness. by in
creasing Of the capital stock of the Company, or
otherwise. -.,. r.. r.
Stockholders wishing to attend sa meeting,
will be passed on this road In accordance with
resolution Of the stockholders, passed September
2, 1874 as follows:
"Resolved, That the bona-fide stockholders
of this Company, with their wives and children,
living with them, shall be entitled to pass over
his road, to and from the meetings Of the stock
holders, free of charge said pass to be limited to
one day before the meeting and two days after,
upon pres ntation of the certificate of stock,
properly authenticated, to the conductor zas
E.W. COLE, President.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26
PUBLIC SPEAKING.


of the Electors.
KNOX.
Knoxville, Saturday, October End.
Ebenezer, Saturday, October 2Srd.
Beaver Ridge, Monday, October 18th.
Z Concord, Saturday, October Both.
ANDERSON.
Clinton, Saturday, September 25th.
BLOUNT~ Geo a. Sci
Maryville, Monday, October 18th.
LOUDON.
Morganton, Tuesday, October 10Th.
Loudon. Thursday, October 2ist.
Union x Roads, Friday, October 22nd.
MONROE.
Madisonville, Wednesday, October Goth
Philadelphia, Friday, October 18th.
ROANE.
Kingston, Tuesday, October 18th.
lockwood, Wednesday, October 9th.
Bsrnsrdsville, Thursday, October 18th
We respectfully request full attend.
ance. Speaking will begin each day g.
L. 30 p. m.
W. L. LEDGERwooD,
Democratic Elector.
HENRY r. GIBSON, III
= ia Republican Elector.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26

l. We venture the assertion that the large
audience who turned out last night to
hear Norma were as much surprised at the
richness of the musical treat set before
them as the CHRONICLE was. Let no one
say after this that Knoxville has not an
abundance of musical and dramatic talent,
because, as yet, the wand had never been
applied to it to quicken into the life.
The chorus and the vocalisss, who took
part in last nights performance, all did
exceedingly well. Miss Crozier, as
Norma, acted, sang and looked her part as
well as an amateur can do. It must be re.
membered in judging of this rendition that
the character of Norma is one of such
great difficulty TO personate that out of all
the lyric stage not more than three or four
make it a specially. Miss Mary Crozier,
as Adalgisa, also was grand success.
She has splendid voice and enters into
the spirit of her part with wonderful SYM
pathy. Miss Matte McCampbell took the
same part in the second act. Of her sweet
voice it is needless for us to amplify. Ev-
erybody il, Knoxville has heard her and
all know that she will be one to be proud
of in the future, when q few more years
pass over her and her voice ripens and
gains cultures Mr.. Crozier, the Polio,
was suffering from physical debility and a
very bad cold, consequently he could not
do himself any justice, and the manner in
which he sustained himself in his thank
less condition deserved and won the favor
Of his audience.
Miss K. Annah Crozier, at the piano,
acquitted herself nobly and went through
with her difficult part, accompanied with
great fidelity and yigor.
The success which attended the opera j:
due to the untiring efforts of Mr.. Crozier
Prof. Knabe and Mrs. French, the frs
that elaborated the project, put it on it
feet and rendered it a possibility, the
second for supervision of the chorus and
solo singing, and Mrs. French for hel
thorough drill of the Evolutionary and
dramatic representations.
{ Now that the fact has been made mani
fest that Knoxville's amateurs can presen
an opera and her people will patronize on
it is to be hoped that another will be pu
in rehearsal at an early date.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26
Notice.

Mr.. N. Cuquel will, about the 1st to
the 3rd OF October, remove his Mer-
chant Tailoring establishment from
Knoxville to Chattanooga. He re-
turns thanks to his many friends and
customers here for the liberal
patronage bestowed on him in the
past, and hopes for continuance OF
the same in Chattanooga. He will
visit Knoxville every two or three
months, for the purpose of soliciting
orders and work. All persons having
accounts with him will please settle
before that time, if not, allaccounts
will be left with an officer for collec-
ton.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26
Maine Matters,

The political affairs in Maine are
considerably mixed, and it is difficult
to tell who is to be the next governor
there. The result of mixtures is some.
times a good thing. The popular
cough remedy, Symphyz, is made up
Of a mixture of different roots and
herbs, neither one of which would be
of much use by itself, but, in combi-
nation, most excellent remedy is the
result. May we not hope for some
good to come from the Maine mixture.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-26
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dence Of its being all claimed for it. can recall
instances In which it afforded relief after all the
usual remedies had failed ~t'@'-
S. ]. CASsELS Druggist.