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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-10-05
OUR STOCK

CONSISTS of everything usually kept in a
u grocery. Our orders are frequent and we
try to keep our stock fresh and of good quality.
HERNDON BROTHERS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-10-05
SADDLERY HARDWARE.

nRIDLE Bits, Buckles. Saddle Nails Tacks,
ID Copper Rivets, Tin Rivets, Spurs, Saddle
Trees, Stirrups, Hames and Chains. at
G. II. OLEARY'S.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-10-05

CARRIAGE, Buggy and Wagon Harness, Bri-
l dies, Collars, Martingales, Buggy and Wagon
Whips, at prices that cannot be beat.
G.. II. OLEARY.
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HARNESS. BRIDLES, &C,

HAVE on hand, a splendid stock of Saddle
of my own make, which will be sold at very
low prices. u. ii. " OLEAfI.
National Republican., 1882-12-23
Jnud Grant Railways. T..

Another bill has been matured and reported,
to compel railway companies to pay taxes on
lands granted by the government. This bill
comes from the senate committee on public
lands and was reported yesterday morning by
Senator Van Wyck. 1t provides that the
lands for which the companies are entitled to
patents on payment of the expense of survey
ing, and yet refuse to take out patents, shall
within one year after the time at which the
companies were or shall be entitled to patents,
be forfeited to the United States and become
part of the public domain the same as if never
granted. The bill also relinquishes the title
of the government in favor of states, counties,
or municipalities which have sold or shall sell
unpatented railway lands for payment of
taxes. A senator interested in this proposed
legislation says the companies principally
affected by this measure are the Union Central
and Kansas Pacific, and that the amount of
lands involved approximates fifteen millions
acres located in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, and California.
The senator also. said that he thought congress
was awakening to realization of the great
Importance of this subject to the agricultural
and other local interests of the west
National Republican., 1882-12-23
The Tariff on Lead.

The ways and means committee went back
to lead this morning in the consideration of
the tariff commissions report, and changed
the proposed rate on the following articles,
each of which is advanced one cent per pound
over the commissions recommendation !:
Brown acetate of lead 4 cents per pound !;
white acetate of lead, 9 cents white lead,
when dry or in bulk, cents; litharge 8
cents; orange and mineral red lead, 81 cents ;
lead in sheets, pipe, or shot was changed from
q to q cents per- pound. The committee
made no progress in the schedule under con-
sideration (provisions) and adjourned to meet
on Wednesday next.
National Republican., 1882-12-23

Mr.. Smith Didn't he claim to be inspired
Mr.. Wells. object perhaps he was a
Guiteau.
Mr.. Smith. He was second Guiteau; he
claimed to be inspired in that case, and quoted
from the scriptures in support of his argu-
ments.
A stormy discussion followed this assertion
and subsequent questions of the same char
acter put by Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Smith passion
ately declared that this man (AlsNelly), half
crank, half idiot, had been used as u tool by
somebody. 1t was with great difficulty, and
only by threatening to fine COUNSEL that the
court maintained order.
When order was restored, Mr.. Wells asked
the witness Did you ever make any applica-
tion to me for the arrest of Bowen?-A. | did
to your superior officer, not to you. did not
regard your appointment ms valid.
Witness said he had written to the attorney
general in reference to the matter, and ex-
hibited receipt for the letter signed by Mr..
Ker.
Mr.. Wells asked witness why he did not
offer to assist him after his appointment as
special counsel? Witness answered-to be
frank with you, did not believe you were
rightfully appointed. l know you was ap-
pointed to make a special report that would
reflect upon my integrity as a man.
Mr.. Wells (hotly). How did you know that ?
"A. / judged SO from my knowledge of the
man.
Mr.. Wells. Do you swear to that2 How do
you know that?
The court suppressed the threatening storm
with considerable difficulty, saying it was
plain that the witness meant to say that he
did not believe that Mr.. Wells entertained u
kindly feeling towards him, and that he dis
trusted the gentleman.
Mr.. Wells explained that he never had a
harsh feeling towards Dickson before the be-
ginning of the investigation.
The court then adjourned until to-day.
Mr.. Dickson has made out the following list
of witnesses who will be summond to appear
for the defense Attorney General Brewster,
Thomas S. Jones and Harry V. Seymour, of
Buffalo, N. Y; X. Il. Merrick, w. W. Ker w.
w. Corcoran, John w, Thompson, George II.
b. White, II. ID. Cooke, Thomas L. Tullock
(postmaster), NJ. G. Emery, Thomas p. Nor
gan, John +. Olmstead, John r. Mitchell, b.
II. Warner, T. i. Waggaman, w. NJ. Gait, l..
j. Davis, l.. Washington, j. l.. Barbour, T..
L. White, Frank Hume, j. 9. Ergood, Horatio
Browning, p. NJ. Dubant, Robert Boyd,
A. A. Wilson, c. NJ. Howard, Duvall & Mari,
f. w. Pratt, Peter Campbell, II. L. Bower J..
G. Cooke, II. A. Willard, John w. Drew John
j. Fisher, Il. B. Hay, Jas. l.. Willctt, John Han
cock, Geo. w. Utermehlc G. c. Duncanson,
Thos. Darling, Ed. Abner, VIM. Helmus, Thos.
E. Roessle, w. L. Clark, John r. Kelly, VIM.
Forsyth, John +. Ennis, W.B. Davidge, VIM. B.
Webb, VIM. ID. Cassin, A. b. Duvall, DR.. ID. w.
Bliss, DIR. Smith Townshond, Hons. ID. w. Vor-
hees, A. p. German, T.. J.. Martin; II. II. Bing-
ham, A. c. Harmer, VIM. Ward, N. Mueller,o of
New York, S. S. Cox, Martin Meginnis, and
Geo. Ainlcy.
National Republican., 1882-12-23
Immigrants Arrival.

During the month of November there ar
rived at the principal ports of the United
States 47,021 passengers-of whom 4O625
were immigrants, 5000 citizens of the United
States returned from abroad, and 1857 aliens
not intending to remain in the United States.
OF this total number of immigrants there
arrived from, England and Wales $780, Ire.
land, 2,177 Scotland, 745; Austria, 95s; Bel
France, 3lS; Germany, 15,S03; Hungary,
2,162; Italy, 1880; Netherlands, 1875; Nor
way, 7115; Russia, 36s; Poland, 115; Sweden,
1857; Switzerland, 500; Dominion of Canada,
5,S92; and from all other countries, 161.
National Republican., 1882-12-23
NnYy News.

Ensign Edward d. Bostick has been ordered
to the photographic office; Passed Assistant
Paymaster II. E. Drury to the Portsmouth (;
Passed Assistant Paymaster A. X. Michler has
been detached from the Portsmouth and
placed on waiting orders
The lighthouse board has been informed
that the office of the inspector in Buffalo, N.
Y, was damaged by the fire in that city
Thursday and that the official records have
been injured. Authority has been telegraphed
the inspector to establish temporary Office
until other arrangements can be made
The navy department is informed that the
Saratoga arrived at the navy yard, New York.
yesterday afternoon in tow of the ting Cohas-
set. which will return to Newport, K. l.
National Republican., 1882-12-23
Alcohol i'm ,I,e aEeelnnlc Arts.

The inquiry of the senate contained in the
resolution adopted July 26 last as to whether
the adoption in the United States of the Brit
ish system of permitting the manufacture of
Others would be eXpedient was to-day an
swored by tho secretary of the treasury in the
affirmative, with certain qualifications. The
acting commissioner of internal revenue fur
nishes a table showing that there are annually
used in the United States for the purposes
above indicated an average of 4,269,97s gal
Ions of alcohol.
National Republican., 1882-12-23
The salissury's ami porl,er,s Contracts.

About three months ago an agreement was
entered into by counsel for the Salsburys and
the Parkers, mail contractors, and Col. Bliss,
representing the United States, to submit the
question of any overpnyments on five star
routes in the west to arbitration. The arbi-
traitors selected are; Richard 4. Elmer, sec
ond assistant postmaster general, and II. d.
Lyman, chief clerk in the Office of the second
assistant postmaster general, on behalf of the
government, and Col Robert q, IngersOll on
behalf of the Salisburys and Parkers. Pro-
ceedings under this agreement will, it is be-
lieved, begin in u few days
National Republican., 1882-12-23
Gnrernment Erhihits.

The lighthouse board hass determined to
send an exhibit of modern life saving appara-
tus to the fishery exposition in London next
spring, and similar exhibit will be made by
the lie saving service. As both these depart
incnts are peculiar TO this government, 10 is
expected that these exhibits will be of ppcu-
liar Interest to those across the water, and it
is intended that the most approved appliances
employed in each service shall be sent.
National Republican., 1882-12-23
CPENcERIAN BusINEss c0LLEaE.

CORNER NINTH AND ID STREETS
Day and evening sessions for the EDUCATION Of sons
anu daughters uud men and women for selfsupport
aud real life, Branches taught are: The ENGLISH
IA ALanSnage, Business Arithmetic, spencerian Pfactl-
ch fcnmanshlp' book keeping, by single and double
entry Business Practice Physical ana Vocal Cul.
lure, Political Econ1mv Commercial Law
scholarship iur year from date of entrance, dav nr
evening, 75h special terms Nv month or quarter or
lvr year oy lnstallment College circular mailed on
HENRY @ SPENCER, Principal.
MRS SARA A. sPENCER, ioe.Principal auI4
National Republican., 1882-12-23
Goutational.


ERENCH LESSONS-MADAME LEPRINCE
~ ~ from Paris, VIII give convcrs tonal Lessons III
French at her own ana pupils residences; also open
evening Classes prices moderate Call amer O'clock
At y o. l5i street northwest New terms ginning
January Is deiGtf
1915 AND 1914 FOURTEENTH STREET
Il - - near FOurteenthstrcet CirCle-NOrWDoI
Institute Select school for ladies. A few b0artlers
received. Address MIR. OR MRS, WIN. ID. CABELI.
National Republican., 1882-12-23
9rrsunal.

= -f 49, ~ 49,
A SEALSKIN. SACQUE, TRIMMED, AND
"A sealskin muff. for 500; call at once SlIiMUND
GOLDMAN, i36 seventh eetnorthwest. 223t%
CPEUIAL NOTICE-I. II. YOUNG Is OPENING
- fpr Holiday Presents new lot of Imported Dol
at less than half their value CAN at once to
HyOiu the rush. New Presents for everybody Ban-
kets, Comforts and Flannels at Bankrupt Prices.
dC2(3ts
SEE THEM FOR THE HoLIDAYs-sIX CABI
- net pcu ureS or twelve cartes for ~ the cheapest
and best yet Az QuAkTLEi's, iOl Seventh street.
corner ot ID northwest de20.Gta
nR. GEORGE $. KING, HAVING RECENTLY
~ returned to he city, has removed his Office to
NIB street northwest. del524ts
SDARTS or THE HUMAN BODY EN-.
i larRed, deveopet and strengthened" &c. is
On interesting advertisement long run in uur paper.
In reply TO Inquiries we Will say that there Is EVIL
dence Of hum6us about This. on, the contrary, the
advertisers are very highly indOrsed Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving an particl-
lnrs by addressing Erie Med Co, u. o. Box 6l3 Bul.
MILO n. N.-IOlsdO EusHiuD Bee. oc3ltf
nEOORATIYE- ART NEEDLE.wORK-MRs
~ T. BRASELMAN will give instruction In
Crewel, II KenSingOn, and all kinds Oi Embroidery.
Lessons In classes and private. Apply at her En-.
hrolderng Pariors, 10. l2ll q street northwest
Terms reasonable sell-ly
National Republican., 1882-12-23
sEow 10 Avoid Drunkeuress

Forbid Intoxicating uostrums and U.s. parkor ;
Ginger Tonid iu your nunily, Ih, delicious rem
rdy never-ihtaXirales, Is u tug blond ulil brain
lad, and, aiding all the vital functions, never
fails " inyigorale,
National Republican., 1882-12-23
for SaIr--Ynts

JNOR SALE-CORNER LOTTO, 90 OR 30 CRES-
Il House, eight rooms; well OF water; desirable
clerks home; cheap. See q. w. BELL, Herndon
Fairfax county, Virginia. de2l-a*
ENOR SAL E-THREE LOTS-NORTH SIDE NJ,
II between Twenty-tifth and Twenty sixth north.
west only 40 cents; lots on and " near Thirteenth,
only 40 cents. Address CHEAP, Republican Office.
leoE3t#
National Republican., 1882-12-23

Or Weekly Rent List published every Monday
moining, cOntainsa complete schedule of Houses
stores. Shops and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, &C. and how they may be
seen. Property for sale in all parts of the city.
money to loan on real estate. Call
mrH b. II. WARNER. 9l6 street.
TT YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL RENT OR
Il Trade City or Country Property. come and see the
WILLIAM II. MAIN 4 BRoTHER, ST. Charles
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhlg-tf
National Republican., 1882-12-23
SOlantrn. sitnntions. ..ftmnIt.

yTTANrED-A PLACE TO WASH AND IRON,
w or as a chambermaid, or place in n small fam
lily to do general Homework. Apply at l02 FOurand-
a-hnlf street, below Pennsylvania avenue de23-3r
A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL WANTS A SIT
"A nation In n store Address Il. l.. r., Republican
OniCe de20-3tf
National Republican., 1882-12-23
Gurkisb $atbs.
Gbiropooists. q


ENASY FEET &c-DAILY WALKS IN THE
AZ open air and sunshine oxygenize and decArbon
ze the system, Thoroughly promoting health and
longevity, ana Dr. Whites twenty-une consecutive
years OF successful practice In Washington, d. c.,
enables requisite treatment for Hard and Soft COrns,
blains, Vascular Excresences, and other complaints
oilhe ieet Refers TO the most eminent physicians and
sylyana avenue, opposite WaTds llotol, is patron-
m. (sundays. 10 a. M to 1 p, m.) Office fee 81 per
visit sej1
National Republican., 1882-12-23
cFur Salc--8 uusrs

INOR SALE-THE HANDSOME THREE-SToRY
also brick stable. Unusually easy terms. Ifnot sold
for rent In 10 days. S45. Inquire 1910 street north
west to p. m. del2-3t#
National Republican., 1882-12-23
for Arnt-- yflistrIIanrnns.

~ ]. CARPENTER, III MILES NORTHEAST
lf AnaCOstia Post-oiCe, ID. G., opposite the
Confessional Cemetery Horses under shelter, with
hay per month good feed ana stNbling SS extra
card SO Colt breaking and handling vicious horses
a sIGalty. Orders AT Allison Nailor's, Fourteenth
andE streets northwest, promptly attended to-
delS-lm
National Republican., 1882-12-23
d0lanirN. MtIp. female.

dUatIc0--- -JrIP--- -FenlaIr.
yyTANTED a WOMAN TO COOK AND 20
w general housework No. 1910 Fifteenth street
northwest. References required. de23-Stt
VYTANTED-F1FTY YOUNG LADIES FOR THE
w Ballet Call at stage door National Tbeater this
morning, at 10 o'clock for rehearsal. de2Slt
VXTANTED- YOUNG LADY FOR CASHIER
w at Clarendon Dining Rooms. 90s street; also
pastry cook de22-Sts
VITANTED--A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash, and iron for o small family Apply
with references, at 223 street southeast de22Jtt
XXTANTED-FIFTY YOUNG LADIES FOR
w the b tllet Call at stage door, National Thea
ter O'Clock to-day, for rehearsal de22lt
VHTANTED-AT ONCE-A GOOD HAND AT
w DTess-Making. Address A c. 1926 Pennsylva-
mia avenue northwest. de20-3tf
National Republican., 1882-12-23
Gca estate Brokers.
IIHAELES Il. BISHOP a co.,
REAL Il ST ATE BROK ER s
8usinrss 6 hanrcs.

7 BERAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
AIn Tine Deposits United states Bonds bought
and fOld q market rates; Collections made every
whet by !. H. SoUIER q Oo., Bankers, iilo Penn-
VfYpia avenue, mA1gIN
National Republican., 1882-12-23
eelantro-1tIp-nlaIr.

UTANTED-A GOOD COOK AT ONCE IN A
w restaurant. No. sos Fourteenth street north.
west. de2l-3tH
National Republican., 1882-12-23

yNTANTED--A SITUATION AS DRIVER OF
w Carriage or Wagon can give good reference
Apply at 113 Twentyrst street northwest. dels-StF
National Republican., 1882-12-23

No. $40 d STREET NORTHWEST
n. B,-New clothing we sell cheaper than any
where. de221y
WY ANTED-s5OO AT LIBERAL RATE OF IN
w tercst, on unincmbered property in Virginia.
Worth $1,000 Address ID. u. T., Washington city,
dca0-3t%
A SHORTHAND REPORTER WANTS EN-
"A pl0ynient three or four hours day with a sena
tor, representative. other parties. Address Lady
REPORTER, Republican Office. de2O-3t
wv WTANTED-BOARD, IN PRIVATE FAMILY
w preferred, for gentleman and wife, with three
ch6ren not less than three communicating rooms.
Address A. T.. Republican office. del9-dtF
XyTANTED--AT ONCE FOR CASH-A 42-BICY-
w Gle, second hand; must be in good order Ad-
dress +. H. c., Republican Office. delatt
"ANTED-HoRSES TO KEEP; CoMFoRTA-
w Bile stable, box stalls; city reference: keeping
horses specially. Can be seen at Prices stable 3it
Sixth street northwest, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays Farm on SeventhStreet Road, miles
from the city. o. III. p. CLARK, Sligo, Md. de+lm"
yTANTED-BUSINESS MEN TO KNOW THAT
w all kinds of Job Work>can be executed at The
Republican Office quicker and In satisfactory
manner than at anv other place in the city. se26
WV INSTRUMENTATION TO KNOW THAI
Job Printing done is at The National Republican
Office. se2G
WTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN Il.
w Beall, Room 4, 1870 New York avenue is Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner Examiner. and Notary
Public; always In Office from H. m. to5 p IN. apsoly
National Republican., 1882-12-23

A WHITE WAITER, SPEAKS ENGLISH,
IA German, and some French, wishes employ
mennt n. b., Republican ofce. de2l-St*
UTANTED--A GOOD, HONEST WHITE BOY
w wants n place In hotel or private family. Ad-
dress u, Republican Office. deiS-3tt
National Republican., 1882-12-23
For Salr--Farms.
for SaIr--SIlistrIInnrons.

NOR SALE--AN ls-KARAT GOLD HUNTING
II watch, suitable for holiday present filling
purpososi guarantee given. Apply at 5Ol Ninth
street northwest. de2L3ty
National Republican., 1882-12-23
sNlnntrh. .sitnatiuns---YflaIt.

DRACTICAL SrENoGRAPHER, OF WIDE EX-
a pefience, wishes night work from Senator or
Member; familiar with departmental work and cor
rpspundence; highest references. Address EXPE;
Republican Office, de22-ltH
National Republican., 1882-12-23
1lantro Blooms.

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES ONE ROOM
IA between G and = and tenth and Fifteenth streets
northwest; southern exposure; az Address J. D.
National Republican., 1882-12-23

WANTED - COLORED BOY TO ANSWER
w bell and make himself generally useful Ref
erence required Apply at 67 Eleventh street north
west. de2l3t&
NXTANTED-1OO YOUNG MEN WHITE OR
w colored, for active service on the Western
frontier good salary and all expenses paid. For par
ticulars apply at 1915 street. de7-l5t&
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-11

Is useless annoyance when the famous
double-acting Red Jacket lift and force
pump is at hand. Better than any fire in
surance. For sale only at G. Kurth IL Co. S,
opera house building, Knoxville; also con-
stantly keeps on hand complete assert
ment of hose and packing, mill, factory and
machineists' supplies. Special attention
given to plumbing and pipe work in all its
branches. may Sdaw6mos
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following were registered at the
different hotels yesterday

The following were registered at the
different hotels yesterday
ATKIN HOUSE.
u. Duff, Loudon; w. l.. Jones. w. d.
Bezzell and lady, Atlanta, Ga; W. II.
Thompson, Sweetwater; Fl. L. White,
Whitesburg; w. B. Hope, R. L. Gaut,
Lenoir's; W. r. Kerr, st. Louis: r. M.
Freeman, Mrs. II. NJ. Farris and child,
Asheville, N. c.; w. ]. Colburn, B f. Ne
vile, Chattanooga; John Corbett, Rome,
Ga; Mrs. Mollie Mosley, Hunts Station;
W. E. Boyd; Selma, Ala; w W. Lowry,
South America; Jno. q. Hunter. johnson
City; Geo R. Williams, Va; Jas. M.
Cooper Ga; S. L. Smith, Concord: N. L.
SIedge Miss C. E. Sledge, Miss Lucy
Sledge Master Fancy Sledge, Miss Maggie
Sledge, A. D. Sledge, wife and child, Mrs
John Davidson and children, Miss; w. n
Cherry, Nashville; w H. Kiningham. Rich
mond Va
HATTIE HOUSE,.
j. H. Johnston, Loudon; L. C. Brabson
Asbury; w. E. Coleman, Atlanta, Ga.
Ransom Gulley, Melbourne, Ark S. B.
Cook, Sweetwater; Thos. J. Smith. At
lanta, Ga; W. Nj. Marks, Sewanee; Ct. M
LOtspeich, Columbus, Kas- T. L. Brown
Danville, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. O.
Ward, Montvale; JOS H. Crane. New York
C. L. Legerton, Charleston, S. G.; A. Fl
Pettibone, Greeneville; Sam1 NeiIl, Rog
ersville; J. J. Collie, Mt Horeb; NJ. L
Hall, Ohio.
seHUBERT's EUROPEAN HOTEL.
r. H. Brown, Concord; j. w. Norwood,
Lenoir's; w. II. Woods and friend, Nash
vile; Mr.. Haney, Tenn; Ken Wheeler
Chattanooga; Sam. Epps Young, Sweetwa
ter; j. J. Crawford, Lovely Spring; ]. s.
George, G. W. Newberry, Concord; VIM.
Gibson, Noah Bowers, Greeneville; S. Fl
Gault, Louisville; FL Sternberg, Dadeville,
Ala, r. H. Ashmore aud daughter. Messy
Creek; W. E. Marshall, LEAFS Springs; W.
E. Hemingway. Friar's Point, Miss
LAMAR HOUSE.
L. P. Mason, Cincinnati; Thos. r. Hill,
Philadelphia; d. L. Folsom, Baltimore;
August TodIenhausen, Brooklyn, n. Y;
William Gibson, Noah Bowers, Greeue-
vile; A. X. Shields, f. L. Nance, City OF
Richland; S. j. Galbr,lith, Jno. c. Crane,
Miss NJ. B. Atherton, Tennessee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-11

! Mr.. Chas o. Ward, clerk at the Hattie
| House and wife, returned Montvale Springs,
after pleasant stay of about one week
| Mr. Ward reports things generally in a
pleasant condition at that popular resort,
and says that Mr.. Martindale and his es-
| Unable wife are succeeding admirably in
making their one hundred and fifty guests
comfortable.
DR. 5. B. Cook, of Sweetwater, was in
the city yesterday
Col. Sam Epps Young, of Sweetwater,
was up on brief business trip, and re-
| turned home yesterday
Mai. Thos. O'Conner left on yesterdays
train for Nashville
Hon Ken Wheeler, United States Dis
trict Attorney, returned to his home at
Chattanooga on yesterdays train.
Mr.. Chas B. Ross, his sister, Miss Mallie
Ross, and her visitor, Miss Lizzie Rankin,
returned yesterday from pleasant visit to
MOntvale Springs.
Mrs A c. Bruce and two sons, of At
lanta Ga, after visiting Knoxville and
East Tennessee friends for several da VS. re
turned home yesterday
Miss TiIie Knabe and Miss Blanc he
Caldwell went yesterday FIR a visit to
friends at Athens.
DR. S. II. Gs,alt, the smallpox qFarau tine
physician for EIrunt County, was in the
city and gave ua pleasant call yesterday.
As viii be noticed from an official statement
appeared from that locality. DIR. Gault has
been very successful i'll the manageme of
the epidemic, and has clearly demonstrated
his skill and experience for such an emer-
gency. The court was certainly fortunate
in securing his services.
Prof E. P. Moses and wife, of Colds
boro, N. c., are in the city visiting for a
few days among their numerous Knoxville
friends.
Hon. 4. H. Pettibone came down from
Greeneville yesterday. Congress having
adjourned he has Just returned home from
Washington.
Mrs. Judge George Brown went yester-
day for visit to Concord.
Mr. John l. Hudiburg returned yester-
day from Lea's Springs, whore his family
are spending some time.
Mr.. NJ E. Marshall the genial and clever
proprietor of LEAFS Springs was do IN for a
few hours yesterday.
Mrs. Matte Leach and children and her
sister, Miss Lou Cardwell, returned yester-
day from visit to Morristown. Mrs. An
ME Swats accompanied them to visit Knox
vile friends.
DIR. w E. Coleman, of Atlanta Ga, is
stopping at the Hattie House, on his way
/ from Warm Springs and Asheville. n. G.
He will also take in Montyale Springs and
other points on his way home.
Dir. w. d. Fox, of the Powelrs Station
neighborhood, and his family, took the train
at this place yesterday, emigrating to Kan
SITS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-11

Business should go on as usual. Every
farmer should provide his wife with Fruit
Dryer and save the fruit. If this rainy
weather continues, it will be impossible to
save it except with an evaporator.
We can recommend Gums as being the
best If one family has not sufficient fruit
they should club together and get a dryer.
Save your fruit by all means,
aug6d&w5t