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Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

Newspapers are t,e;niug with accounts
% cattle stealing just across The line in
Sonora. by san Simon cowboys. If the
thieves did not fnd "a ready market Tor
their booty In Arlzona the Illicit trade
-,ouid soon ne hrsken up Question Are
the purchasers Of lho.e cattle. knowing
thcm 20 he stolen morally better than
those who steal them from the sonora
-ians2
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
The Rope.

Du Isl page " RTE. Ia h, hanging -
ne of 'h- I.aprode murderer ~ Spring
hc.d. Tennessee, 3 I've balcony % he
Court House y have ac~ - e,ord he
subsequent hanging f Iw ,'her. Of he
same gang 80 "a hmh 81 a tree n,a. Cub
I'll -l...l- 80.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

Charles Lynch, The able and efficien;
newspaper man" who So long enlivencc
the columns of the Arizona cit,zen. Is now
an atache OF the Ep,a,g'h.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

On motion Of Mariana Samancgo the
bill authorizing he translation and print
lag ,bc laws rcl;iing to Probate and Jus
iiCc> Courts passed ihe Council.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
Arizona Silver Belt.
Saturday. February &c. 1851.

Col. Talmage. of the Missouri Pacific
road: SAYS that Mr.. Gould will add 800
miles 10 that system the present year.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

The 5 Z. Chroatcie says. Geo F. Vince
3er, the stranger WAS seufeUced Ivy Judge
Ferral to be hanged lay the neck until
dead, on Tuesday, April 10, 1881.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

DENlNG. Feb p. 1881
EDITOR BELT Al right AS far as
Deming Eight miles 10 \. = 4 : r r.
h track, and twelve MILES T. ihc train bv
stage. Yours Truly
+ " KODY
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

Snow-balling was recently INDUCED in
in New Orleans for the first time since
1872
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
Arizona.

4 gentleman lust from The territory
tells Us that the lua Die mineral deposits
OF Arizona are " 40 means ~ uucarihcd
ye; but new and valuable di,eoverIes are
heing made constantly Scarcely = day
pa e. bu sonlt Uew hnd' j, announce al.
anl shown. oi magniiitence fully at
to>s its lrull That Arizona is a silv,ry
country ~ NOV sclficd tact, and each
day hGl adds The accumulated evidence
ihai She ..a> alrcad, la ou;~tripped ey- ~
uther nincfai producing country IL he
world. rhsrc are inosc mines than money
h MORA then rs va bu' he, are gTadl
ally drifting INTO the hauds Of indis 'uuais
and 'OmI anIe VIII means and actc' .
UIina:lOn @ bring oat hateNer lnerC ia.
Tie bullion shipment Is constant and
something enormous New ! oTk Nsn1ng
Macs.
A. soon as lhc 4 I * santa Fe and :.
+ ralls kiss. Franklin MacNeagh & c.
wholesale Erocers, Chicago intend send
ing out their palace car on The line If the
\ 7 & : r as far A. Grant Co \ II
frcighted with Invitations to parlake of
heir hospitality on board Of car This
move on 81, pan + r McN Il 90 b.
something aen in tbe Wts. ard certain
l.. great improvement upon grip lack
drumming u 3il not he .png before he
Ea-i VIII ~enG -cprcserra, &C.. -clici'ng
basiaess fsom both New Mexico ana
Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26
n EW STOR E

a. The apoTe named town. near, opposite
the Masonic Hall on
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

And We will prove that our goods
are the best, and our prices the
Lowest.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

SAX. SCIfEIS
Globe
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-26

Be- icave 10 lrtrIn The people % Globe
aud o. al The outlying camps that they
have opened
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26

NEDNrSHN NOV EMNEK %, lMl,
beginning ut 10 o'clock A. ", Sell al pubc are,to,
nl the lots In PARKER BROS ArDlTiOS Nv ~.
city Of Wheeling, in North Wheeling tbenr 70 IN h
number) Gssnrveyed aud laid out By W, C.Smi,S
civil Engineer except lots ., 10, lG, IT, 10, d II
Also, lot . In square 10 In GIlchrst's amended "A
dillon to aid city, fronting on North Front s,rtt,
Ohio river. '"'> F" ''e
TERMS OF SALE: = Onethirl Of the phrbuc
moneyland ny much more rs the purchaser rasy
elect cslsh In hand: md the residue in twN tS~:;
payments In six md twelve months, With inicr"
from day Of sale: the deferred payment. to be -.
cured TO the satisfaction Of the trustee.
Selling rs trustee, shalt convey such title A, /,
vested In me. .
OcY0sdnO.W A. J. CLARKE T,,s,as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26
Another OF the Same Kind.

We recently mentioned tho case OF n
citizen Of Washington, Pa. who after going
into bankruptcy II few years ago and being
obliged to settle with his creditors for less
than the amount owed to them, again en-
barked in business aud was fortunately
able 10 accumulate enough means to pay
8 off the remainder OF his debts. Notwith-
standing the fact that he had been legally
! discharged from debt, he did not feel that
lie was morally discharged, and he paid
oil what he owed in full, principal and in
tcrcst This was case in thousand, and
one to be commended. Now comes IN
other case OF n SIMILAR kind, and We take
pleasure in mentioning it.
Twenty years ago the dry goods house
OF Hood, Bonbright & Co., Of Philadelphia,
became embarrassed and WIS obliged to
compromise with its creditors by paying
Q percentage OF the amount due, this being
accepted in full satisfaction OF all claims.
Since then the older members OF the firm
have died, but those who succeeded 10 the
business had constantly in mind the obi
cations Of the house to those who had been
torbcaring in time Of need, and last week
Z paid the old debts in full, each creditor re-
ceiving 4 circular letter, OF which the fol
lowing is n copy:
g. No. sll MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
November II, lSSl.-kindly befricnded by
/ our creditors Mt Il time when we were
needing help, we, in after years, created
fund intended for their benefit. This We
have pleasure now to offer them. Covering
in its equitable application more than the
percentage abatcd in our settlement under
the recommendation OF their committee Of
creditors, the excess in each case will rep
resent pro rata apportionmcnt OF interest
4 derived from said fund. In grateful re-
smembmnce, therefore, VIC enclose here
with our check for s.. Trusting YOU
will feel assured, alike of members no
b longer with us, MS Of those now composing
s our firm, that this action is the accom-
yplishmcnt OF our constantly cherished pur-
/; pose, We are yours truly,
.l5 3 Hoop, BoSnElGuT 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26
Rnilronda and Manufactures,

Il we have recently alluded to the projects
contemplated out ut GAINESVILLE, O., to re-
4 cover some Of the supposed ground lost by
that place through the building OF the Bell
4 ARE 4 Southwestern railroad. A moo,ed
4 project to this end has been the building
\ OF another railroad-one that would be
4 competitive to the Central Ohio and also
open up some part Of the country
not now tributary to GAINESVILLE to
& her stores and shops. Some such project
rs this has been discussed Mt length for
& years past at GAINESVILLE, and number OF
meetings have been held at that point and
!. elsewhere looking to the inauguration OF a
new railroad enterprise. The idea has
Y been that it wasa railroad ortwo more that
4 GAINESVILLE needed in order to reassurc her
/ prosperity. II she could only secure ac-
Y cess to the country south and north OF her
%she would experience return flow Of her
ancient Importance and prosperity.
We have. never been able 10 see how n
4 town situated as GAINESVILLE is could expect
any great results from an additional rail.
road. we could see how good roads, ex.
tending out like the spokes from n hub for
fifteen to twenty miles, might increase her
country trade-or at all events enable her
10 retain what she had-but how railroads
could DO made sufficiently important 10 do
3ithls We were not able to understand.
g3SS This fmisgiying in regard to railroads
i seems to have recently got possession OF
3sthe mind Of the editor Of the Barnesyille
II 5Etnterpris. lie has an editorial in his Inst
i issue in which he takes tho yery sensible
!; 4 ground that what GAINESVILLE needs is a
& development Of business from within her
So .', gates and not from the country beyond
\ \ her walls. In other words, he saws that
$her great lack is manufacturing enterprises
and ans he proceeds to point out and enup,cr.
I various projects that would be lcciti.
ma and profitable TO the people OF TINT
community. We quote from this part Of
shis article rs follows:
III It Is not really Necessary that town
i snonld have two railroads In order to be.
come 9 good manufacturing place. Rail.
roads generally follow or accompany man.
S!alacturins enterprises, but there arc several
important manufacturing cities in Ohio
s1nat commenced their work OF deyelop.
ament when they only had one railroud to
Saiepend upon. We recall one Ohio Town
s ~. even now is engaged largely in manu-.
(which h0s only one railroad
I'VE Saiiude to Geneva, on the Lake Shore
s1nnllroad, fifty miles cast OF Cleyelnnd
S4 sl1l's arc located the Geneva Tool Com.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26

LORD DESMAS, who presided Mt tho trial
OF Oxford for firing pistol at Queen Veto
ria, delivercda charge TO. the jury, ono por'
ton OF which will be OF interest Mt the
present time in connection with the
Guiteau case. Tho defense OF the prisoner
was insanity, and on this point the Judge
said: "
But although lie laDored under delu'
sion, il he fired the loaded pistol ut the
Queen, knowing the result which would
follow his conduct, and although forced by
his morbid desire for notoriety TO the act,
-he would be responsible for his conduct
and liable 70 criminal punishment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26
N0NSTABLE'S SALE.

W. 7. EMBLEM. Before James NJ. Dulse; 1
vs.. JnHsce Of the lcace, GnlCn
MooREiIEAD &VAScE District, Ohio county, v. ia.
BY virtue Of m execution TO inc directed In the
above entitled cause, have levied upon, and Will,
oSTllE THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER, lsil,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ md iOrloct
". ut Boiler Works Of MoOrchead Vance, come, Of
Eighteenth and Marketsiec,s In the City OtN heel
Ing, County Of Ohio, md State Of wcsl Virginia,
proceed 10 sell 10 the highest md best bidder. hi
following described personal property to.wi:
Five screw punches, six hammers one vaI, coz.
passes. one wedge, four valves, one snail bellows
one portable forge, one nut machine. one lll, Cut
Rct Of rolls one set OF shears one pnnrh one Id Of
SlInfting, one hand punch, one fnmc Office md az.
tErrs, onc desk aud cinin, one lot OF betting CT.
shed and contents one lot Of old lumber, one LOT d
old lion. one sheet iron pnnrl one lot Of Tools md
sundrics, and lease made by Norway Tack CON.
pany, party of the ilrSt pali and MoOrehclG (
Vance. party OF second part. Said Lease will eap!Ii
on tlie 3lst dizzy OF August. lSS2.
ROBERT BOND, Constable.
Terms OF sale cash. po,S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26

"tWlllrELAw REID lsmarried, and Prince
leopold Is engaged. At what point do
strike the procession 2'-S.L 7ili.u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26
. z....s {. I! LEGAL NOTICES, =.
|TRsgssS7TEllE li' OF FULTON Peo,

p -. ksESk . ~AN INQp
Ya ~ v M ca q deed q trust made r.,
teS dated February 18Th, SiI nnh 10 tne a. hi,
Office OF the Clerk Of Tie co,,niHS 'Seonied In X.
county. West Virginia, In Deed ~ SSoutt o! Ohio
\. Mgs p, dWili ssll at public aac,,dn uM Book 10
Noo' " '4e .0uH House Of MID C0uasy on M Wv tuas
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER :S1u s.,
commencing COMING at 10 O'clock AN, tho S,nS
sefipeu property. that Is 10 My ,IS following d.,
iai1 SITUATED IL tho town Of Fulion nah p,Se u
I,crIu HI ny Ih BOUNDED and described Sg1Ha
la,id &c !he Intersection o. The Satjoo0,I pCe .;
niley pounuins sald land Oh IN" ,S. Noad aud an
alolic siiu alley two hundred fee, ~ Msnce YutS
tnsee west along the line Of sNii st, Ss,aie Ns.tt
Hence e North wi, III 10 ihe Ing Of NSnbSShsh hun
thence At right angles TO .ail lS, G's hundn tett
W nc west line Of sud piece Of laMS West ity hts
WIN a!d wess line one huud nd ie ;n nslse horS
noa1 snS.eS gust with The Nuth lin" W Iie,NsA'oH0
"" Ala eet,si my 70 S acs d LcgnnIns 'l
north side OF the National ,SnI IN VIII lying Gu Il.
toii opposite the land above IctctiIaII wsh El.
said Nntion4l Road one mndTd fur, fronting On
t pSer 'o depth Of tho dwelling loussss ',,Ss
Excepting, however, from I'm 49,.
above described the mil ,h MY teal e,Att,t
Auoiph yoke to llrnryK. Hes hv MaaNelM BY
yembei slh, 1875, recorlcd In i,, "yi y ta,elS
paSo ~; 1elhs tevcn,yivc feel Inn, k No q.
back to iii alley. wa '''V "'hAd et,enIIrs
yo sn Sy t' ths .s y.s e be perfect, bu,
TERMS or SALE-OMu iii Hot h. n' !n urL ol,sn,
AMI M much more AZ tho purchase Mus nVlty
In halI. the balance In two ronNi i,ay elect Cs.h
sf and twelve months with Si ,,'IIS %d,t ii
rus on, on |Ss p1os, SF a not, H a S
". J. ". CowDES, SolicItot az" ILL, Trustee
| W. II. ltAtiER Auriinunr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26
BLACK GOODS
DEF ARTM emit !. !.

This Department represents a
full and complete assortment Of
the best and most reliable Dress
Goods imported. Also all kinds Of
Mourning Dress Goods and Suit.
ings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26

4 THE Barbour Jcgenonian (PhillippD Is
shocked Mt the use Of the term "iour Tx
cellcncy" in Judge Jacobs recent letter Of
acceptance to the Governor. 1t does not
look upon the use Of the term rs Democratic
Perhaps the phraseology Of Blainc's dis
patches to "Russell, Minister, London,
would have about filled tho bill for the
.Ie0trsonian. For instance thus" Jackson
\ Governor. commission accented"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26

TIE grading Of tho Wheeling 4 Lake
road Is progressing rapidly, ind will be
completed to Norwalk, Ohio, in IA few days.
A great part Of the bed between Norwalk
and Toledo is now ready for the iron. The
bridges over the Huron at Norwalk and
Nonrocvillo. arc nearly finished. Over
eighty.Gyc miles Of road arc now completed
and in running order, and most Of 1t bal.
1nslrI -I.. INA. . I... ..... FL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26

TRUSrEES SALE OF ISLAND Am
l. NORTH WHEELING LOTS. -''D
Iy virtue. OF deed Of trust to me. made hv Inn,
!. Parker Joseph y. J. Parkera and Simon Saa
dated October Il. 1916 mud recorded In OLIora",,r
Land Records, In Trust Decd Rock il, ps:e Az |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26
ATTORNEYS

j. r. coW S12GSSrY At Law.
No. 1000 Chapline ST., Whrelin. ". " IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26

Tho above .a!c was postponed until SATURDAY
-----. .- -. ,-S,. nUe.Tls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26
SALE N0pTI,

HNR UST EE'S SALE yonm,.
J. WHEELING PROPERTY, NoKTH
ny virtue Of n deed Of in,, u
Muilency and Anna N. SluiIr,cv ' hI0u " Michael
trustee dated June 10TH iS;G NH "n WIZ, 10 meai
office OF tho Clerk Of tic Cnum, inv 'TTyOfued In the
county, West virginia, in prrJ WHY TTouti Of Ohio
10, page 47l, viii seil at uNh ~ Irsl Book 50
lEni door Of the Court Oue Of Ohio " Som,, AZ III.
~. sAT; 7! R! y NOVEMBER ,eru, ,,,,
commencement 10 O'clock A. ~. The i,l iSSi
scribed property, that Is 10 nay: rct,n 't"Wne De
parcel ground III that tArl Of The rIir"1 pNe OF
OHIO county, In the addition 10 SI , u, "ESe!ine
by John Mcltirc atd described n, E tn iaiu out
ginning NJ point where the south In "' ", ~
alley running PARALLEL with md ,nr,, " the Mnt
streetstikcs the National How'd; ,henrn" o. l'iEh
western line OF said rOad south niou, ,,ra vns the
more or less 10 ME. Roachs line: th"mcc y etl
Mrs Roacli's line one bundled Inl I,,v, T~t VIA
more or less to Phillips lille, thence nHr; .I let!
Phillips line tity.sx feet 10 the allnw nhAtl
thence east with said line two hundr III "Ho.ieA!d
feet more or lcss TO the beginning S,,",S ,A,een
the Improvements thereon, "sS'"cs Win
Title believed good, but | wifi co,ror .,
title vested In ME by sud deed Of trust WI! M
TERMS OF SALE-One-lhr,l Of the nIrrho,. ,,.
nill as much more rs the purchaser MAY o,ou,
IN hand, the balance In two cQuNl iuIiaiSs.a.M,Aa
six Rid twelve months, with Interest irnn, ~
sale, the purchaser giving notes seclirr,l Nv t
trustanu policy OF Insurance Oh thr t,n,S .sI u
the deferred payments ''0'''! 4"
W.. ". CowDEN, Solicitor. ''U, oS,;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26
MARRIED..

NES-MARSIIALL-On Wednesday. Soyem.
Der q, lSSl, ut the Thirl Presbyterian Church, by
the Rev. a. Lyle, ME. WILLIAM II. JONES to Miss
SAhAN . MAEsliA ALL. both Of this clty. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-26

TnE Garfield Monument fund now
amounts to $G5,OOO, tho citizens Of Ccve.
land contributing $4,000. The sum need
ed Is 100000.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-09

Gle well, I guess he does lie" said
his neighbor Jones. Why, he's SO
fond of lying that he won't let clock
strike right in his house"
AN Illinois man was arrested and fined
$25 for disturbing a debating club.
We should like to know him. The man
who has got the voice and energy to dis
turb debating club, provided the latter
is healthy and active in its diabolical
mission, is worthy our acquaintance, and
ought to be given a Government posi-
ton as fog-horn on a stern and rock
bound coast.-LO1OeU Citizen.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-09
Speeeh and Size.

The PotUer of Speech.-A man who
cannot use his eyes should use his
tongue.
Mans darkened soul can call for a
light when it cannot strike light.
The spiritually blind man can utter
loud and exceedingly-bitter cry that
shall pierce heaven and enter into tn
ear and heart of God.
iSize.-Bigness is not greatness; and
yet smallness is in itself no blessing,
though it may be the occasion of mans
winning one.
Happily for little men the giants have
seldom any great wit.
It is not pleasant to see every one
about you bigger person than yourself.
Yet this is sight many do see who are
not dwarfs in stature.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-09
Unanimous ; Adoption Of Text
Books i'm
Cooke County, Tennessee.

CosBY's CREEK, Cooke co TENN, July L. 81.
To the School Directors Of Cooke County:
GENTLEArEE: have examined the New Ameri-
can Series Of School Books published by J. H.
Butler &C., Philadelphia, and hereby heartily
recommend them for use in our pubic schools
One main obstacle ia the way Of the success Of
public schools is the want Of uniformity I'm books
Every teacher wants 10 different books aud
the patrons have In many cases TO buy books they
do not need. Many Of the counties I'm the State
have adopted the publications Of J. II. Butler a
Co n, and when the remaining counties follow
there will be no necessity to buy new books when
a man moves from one county to another. Hop
ing you will express your approval OF these books
in the interest Of our public schools, remain,
Worry truly, your humble servant,
JOHN n. SHUTS,
County supt schools.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-09
LHlHE UNDERsIGNED, SCHOOL

WNHE UNDERSIGNED, SCHOOL
II Directors Of Hamblen county, Tennessee,
hereby adopt for use in our Public Schools, the
American Series Of School Books published by J
H. Butler h Co, of Philadelphia, for which John
W. Paulett, Of Knoxville, is General Agent.
We recommend these books for exclusive use,
with the understanding that they are To be fur
nished our people at Introductory prices.
S A Brooks, Thos b Holt
JH Ivy, Jas Long,
A Maze, J G FarmerJ
p Smith, VIM CLANCY,
SIR Mcfarland, ID w Sullenbargcr,
PA Spoon, s q Simmons,
A A DenisOn, VIM Austin,
A b Cannon, John A Helton,
NJ II Skeen, Jacob L Noe,
A II Long, DIV Taylor,
wv Moore, BF Smith,
j NJ Williams, II A Dewitt,
G B Staples, w Q Rightsell
G L Gregory, L F Leeper,
l. w Smith, John w Harle,
Geo Croft, Jas p Conway,
A NJ Felknor, w f Rippetoe,
w N Robson, Mike Purkey,
Jasper Riggs, b f Mitchell,
b Noe, Re Robertson,
VIM Thompson, w ElThOmpson,
Jacob Wright, Jas Reese,
E L Long, Burnett,
J N McCarver, Thos y Miller,
& Z Williams, Z b Sans.
A HOwery, w A Hull,
j. Wecarver, Jacob Higgins
J, II. Marshall Wa Marshall,
p Haun, Lewis Haun,
John Anderson, TheO Rogan,
r III Irwin, Q ID Riggs,
] NJ Mace, John Cary
JnO w Bewley, d Couch,
g w Creech, VIM Wbitc,o
Geo Smith, J L Quillon,
-. Edwin Horncr, IT Biddle,
w Haun, i Marshall,
Jas p Evans, ] ID Tam,
Geo McGhee, w w Lawrence, :
II Zones, John helms,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-09
Thread from Wood.

A new development of the timber in
dustrias has recently been made near
the town of Norkoping, in Middle
Sweden. It consists in manufacturing
thread for crochet ana sewing purposes
from pine lumber The process Is not
made public, but the products are said
to be fine in quality, and the price is
low. The thread is wound on balls by
machinery, and packed in boxes for ex-
port. The new business is likely to be
a successful one, for the orders from all
parts of the country are so numerous al
ready that the new factory is unable to
fnl6ll them.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-09
County sup't schools

FHHE UNDERSIGNE ED SCHOOL
m Directors Of Cooke county, Tennessee, here
by adopt for use in the public schools the School
Books published by II. Butler h Co., Phiiadel-
phia, for which John W Paulett, Of Knoxville. il
Agent.
These books are recommen ded for exclusive use,
with the understanding that they are TO be sup
piled to our people 81 Introductory pricea.
Id GUODNOUGH, RARAGAN
JR HARDWOOD, A DAwsON,
GEORGE MEAS, TILG. BLAZER.
MICHAEL WINTERS, JOS. A. BREEDEN,
GEO. MEAS, ESQ, ALEX. FOWLER,
MN RODGERS, NEWTON GRAY,
AZ SMITH, CMcNABB.
VIZ MORRIS, JAS. OTTINGER,
sABURNETT, BA ROBERTS,
d EISENHOWER. VIM WOOD.
wv PEERMAN, WIN MANTOOTH,
CP MURRELL, FAUBION,
I'd AHARPFR, d sPROUsE,
JAS McMAHAN, II VALENTINE,
ID SHOEMAKER, JIM SUTTON,
DID Raglan, VIC BROWN,
GILBERT IRA RAIL,
WILLIAM DUNN.
July, 1881.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-09
4 French Spectator.

A reckless Spectator consults his doc
tor. who says to him:
THE exciting life that you lead is
wearing you out rapidly. If you keep
it up you will be dead man by this day
twelvemonth.
"By Jove, sir" cries the restless
Spectator, ''if 1 were only sure of that I'd
make a fortune-Pd go to a life insur-
ance company and insure myself for
half a million 1t would be the biggest
operation of the century. From the
French
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-09
MoRRrsrOwS, TESS., Aug. l, 1881

MuIsftIsEOWNl IEhN.l aug. y 1871
TO the School Directors Of Hamblen County:
GENTLEMEN The undersigned, principals Of
MorristOwn Female High School, would respect
fully state to you that they are now using, and
have for some time used, Mitchen's Biographies,
New American Readers and Arithmetic, Spoilers
and Buffers History Of the United States.
We find all these books cheap, well graded and
admirably adapted to in the school room.
In our opinion, the adoption Of all these books
in our public schools would not only secure uni
formity, but promote economy, results much TO
be desired by all who have educational interests
at heart SUMMERS MILLER.