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DIED,

sCRoGGISs-on Tuesday. Iuly llth. 1852. n. II
O'Clock 4. NJ, LkoSonA, daughter Of George anC
L0vin!I SctoGins, aged year. months and i
days.
Funeral this "wednesday afternoon a: . O'CLOCK
Intcrnent II. Mt Wood Cemetery. Friends Of thu
family invited, .r8
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;: SAMUEL b. McCuLlOCH.
IL.


TO tho sneHA OF ohio County, Greeting: r.
We command you That You summon Elizabeth J.
SursbinVr II She be found Ia your haiiIwick, to ap
pear at The Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County. at Rules 10 lie held for the said Court
OIL tho inst Monday IN APRIL lss? to answer bill
In chlMccry exhibited ngrst her IN the mid Cont
hy William J. surshlnor. and have then there hi.
wit. $50 80 r.
Witness, Samuel =. HcCul !och, Clerk oil our said
City OF Wheeling. the lith day OF March, ISL, and
In lac nineteenth ycarof the stntc OF West Virginia
SAMUEL D. MCCULLOUGH Clerk
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Louisiana Stats Lottery CoH,panv,

Incorporated In 1865. for IS years, by the Lcssla
ture for educational aud charitable purposes-wi,f
capital Of 81, ,O00-to which reserve fund OI
IU0O0 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote, It's franchise
WAS radu part Of the present State Constitution
sdopted December 2, A. D. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
the people ofRny State. $50. 'rs-- = 3
II never scales or pos:poues fa
ls grand single humber drawings Will take place
monthly. '.-'.i- -7a :
ASplendid opportunity town II fortune. Eighth
Grand Dntwins. t:lnss II. ut NEW ORLEANS,
Ing Look nj the following scheme. under the cx.
Gu ire supervision and management OF GEN. q.
7. kEGARp. Of l ouisia,ia, andGES. JUDAL
4. EARLY. OF Virginia, who manage all the draw.
inIs OF this Company, both ordinary and seni.
annal. and attest the correctness Of the published
Official Lists n f.rgll - rEt'-
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TESTIMONIALS.


MEssEs. MYERS L GLASS. ig1Ii ~" :. = - :
GEMS Aftcs ninety days trial O! your hea,e,
and !i!tererw decided that Il was necessity thu
We Keep Il for the good OF our boilers and we TAXI
pleasure ~ laying tOy0u that It has proven 10 bt
all you claim for us heater md dltcrSr; aud wt
arc confident 1t Is better for tho purpose tha Othc,
heaters VIC hnvc III nse, and although we kept mo
accurate account Of the fuel saved sill we have M
doubt, and firmly believe. 1t does save fuel. As
heating aud cleansing boilers and keeping ihcT
so. there can DC no doubt. r,sa 'ItI''f''-' n
BELMONT NAIL Co.,
J. D. DCEois. scc'y, .
MICHAEL llEALY, Eng. +
~. .rlI .n.u.. .I y. RIEsTEg, SUpt
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NINE departments Of study; text i,.,ty tn,nrt.,
AT COST; cilendar arrafS,1i To sill, lrSfSrsN'N
Ientes for ono year from slTSt0 SUI $500 a.
liberal, thorough. Fall teaa lcgIiS SElT t'WIiEE sS
1851: Attendance last year iron SCotSii,s q
West tirRiuia and fr9m States and lyTIi"Ifiso u
Mnmhef OIL students larger than fOf ten YEAR IN.
sssFor catalogues and other iniOmslIoB ,,,l,,
The Acting President, D. u. fuRiNIOS, l6 sa y
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BALTIMORE. MD.

MT. NkIS0S INSTITUTE, NJ. &c Nj, vrrtm, Ma,
Boarding and bay Home SchUol Tor Young lsi,,
aGtl Little Girls Founded lsy. Nn, H. ~,
md MIS-. u. Maitland, Principals. nYI,rI liz H..
cnrfrsOf able Professors Beautiful ,iiunlIoi, Gts.
Ing one Of the squares surrounding WS.hiiTt,s
Monument. Educational advantages Unsurpassed.
Circulars sent oil application To pripclrHs NV
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william ]. sutghinor


Elizabeth ]. Snghlnor 8IFl '|sl-3. .tatf
The object Of this suit is TO Obtsln dissolution OF
the bonds OF natfimony heretofore sOloniIed be-
tween complainant and defendant and divorce
from defendant by complainant, vincua uultr-
monl, aud It Appearing from un affidavit filed
herein that the defendant, Elizabeth J. Sutgblnor Il
not resident OF the stlte Of West pirglMia, Il Is
ordered. on motion Of c0nplananrs counsel, that
said defendant DO uppeat here nj the next Rules u
10 held Ia the lIcrks ONCE Of said Ci,cuIt Court Of
Ohio county. West Va, OH the first Monday In Au.
e,s. l!, anil do what Is necessary to project her
Interest thc;cln.
Teste: ..| SAMUEL Is. MCCuLl0CH
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WHEELING, ". Va, March Is, 1857.

WHEELING, ". Va, March Is, 1852.
MEssRs. MYERS & GLASS,
MHERLISG VIVA. SO s.il-.
GENTS: It affords us great pleasure to state tina,
IN connection with our boiler gives entire ssiSfnc
ton. 1t shows saving OF fully twenty rcr cent in
the cost Of fuel since 1t was placed IN connection
with our boilers The Heavy sc.,les have ali been
removed since the hcter and 6l'erer has been III
operation. We can cheerinlly recommend IL IN
any parties In need OF the heater and i!lterer, :
I've Remain Truly Yours,
iels i,-s 4. ,-,,. !. ScIESK { Sous.
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MARIETTA COLIRGE,

Location Inn beautiful town In Southern O,.,
at tue Mouth Of the, Mnskinsum liver In Sr"r.
ful operation forty seven yrarS. Two ,"s,',. :,
stuiiyin College Of four Yeas tntil. ri,Iri
rs TO Greek. Expenses moderate. Over ~ a a NJ =
ulncs IN Its libraries. 4 nsi'nt ttInt4t L,, X,
creased the nnmrcr Of Hhoinrllns, ThC rrr,,.,
t1ry l)cpni tment TITS students for each ii Inc in,
courScs. Fill term begins Sept. Marietta q i>,f
lybftn ]. ". ASDKEWS II,,ijrnI
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WESLEYAN FEMALE |NSTITIIIE

=. bTNUNTIIN, VIKUINA 7
Opeus September 20ih, lSS. Onr N u,, !,
Schools for Young lIil!Cs In The lrI,,Iip ~ In. nv
Surroundings beautiful. ClIE,atp ,lp,n T,Ss GALh
pills from eighteen States: Terms nmnrE lbr ~ ~
IN the Union! ihari. WHsiur, EnriI,h -, ,e'
Latin, Frcncli, German, Instrumental Mn, ii"AiS
for Scholastic year from September 10 June sd I
For Catalogues write 10 e'AN'
kEv:WM. a. HARRIS. u. h.. pny
lSJNWFAW 49, W. Slanntn. y
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applications Tor mites 10 clubs should bc md,
only 10 the oilcc OF the Company In New Orleans
For further Information, write clearly, giving iul
address Send orders BY express or registered letter
OF money order by nail, addressed only TO 8 i
y. A. DAUPlfIE,
r, E-,, New Orleans, Ia.
@ COZ Seventh street, Washington, D. C. +
\. B.-OreeH addressed to New Orleans will 70.
ceive prompt attention. jyla-WstW
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sIEupESyLtr O.. June la. 1851.
To Whom It May Concern: !sf..G
That We had the Myers & Glass Heater and FIJI.
erer nchcd TO our boilers aud that II did remove
the heavy scale from or boilers.
81 sa - p W. r. ELLIOTT
-3a.l.. Manager Jetlcnson Iron Works.
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EENIALE SCHOOL AT
Iaai&.6Dr ~,
The National Capj,,,

lIlI
Mr.. and Nm. VIM. y. CARELL will u,,cr,,
School II tho National Capital. a SctCi n ~
anti Day School for Young RdIcs, on ths NM
wEDNESDAYhiu SEPTEMBER, IN lhc 1RHiL
at present occupied BY Mr. NJ. X. Arbr,vS IgSitt
OH Fourteenth street Mir. and Mn. CHIr,l ~ SSad
assisted by y complete corps OF Masters S,l luh
facility Will no RilOnicd 10 studtnts IN ~. 10,
classes. while tho preparatory Department I'm
Celye inUst thorough attention. WI n
Tho modern Languages will form 4 ,,,.,t.
feature OF tie tchoIl For full pai,IyIl,rV s,I'ai
thp Principal. WILLIAM Ii. CInyIIiIHr
apr.6pswlw M N. st. n. W. WNsLIHvISn !,
CCEI0OL OF Art.
K All persons who desire instruction, IN T..
Hand aud Model Dnwing, walerColo,;r, :" '
Painting. and ClIinn Painting, ar. t,cns s,' :,
10 call ut the School Of Art over " n nv
hart & BROS China Store, 1918 Market .,,., ,
between 0 o'clock and IL O'Clock l. ~,
from O'clock to o'clock r. ". ~
. '-'ii. 'l';Sn. 3 ~ L. NIN0S. M,us,
Late Student Of the South Hensinrton .
Gallery, london, England. i.,s
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e =; ~ ''.llRt ATTORNEYS.

Nv jaw CoWDEN,
yfYs z ATTORNEY At LA". e. q,
0lfice, No. 1870 Chapline s., Whct!!aS' 20,
Pnmnt nilhn;inn IN Al hiIslnrss wv
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GCIIooL| OF ART.

Late Student OF the South Eensinrton .
Gallery, London, England. Era
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, ac.
HEADQUARTERS F0Rs
F|:::U||R|'IN||||.|' / T'UIR||E
carp G. I is!
GarDGtSESSE$$$#H$$ $s';SfE $ $$S$SrE II

n MI Our assortment Of Rugs Is very
Unn0 la6e, embracing SMYRNA, VEL
hHU .NEfS, MosQU ErTt3s. BRUSSELS,
UlTAPRiTRY, aud many Oih1IL (; ng
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-23
Ladies', Memorial Association

July 20, 1882, there was a called meeting
of the Ladies' Memorial Association to &C
cept the resignation of Mrs. L. G. Shepherd.
All officers being present, the president in
the chair, the motion to accept the resigna-
ton was carried, and the following resolu-
lions adopted and ordered to be printed:
Resolved, We accept with unfeigned sor-
row the resignation of our esteemed Treas
urer who. from i'll health, feels constrained
to retire.
Resolved, That we hope that in her cessation
from labor and obtaining the rest she SO
much needs, she may find renewed health.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the papers of the city. and spread
on the secretary's book.
The members then proceeded to ballot for
treasurer, when Miss Ault was unanimously
elected, and the officers now stand as fol
lows: president Mrs. W. P. Elliott; vice
president, Miss Moody White; treasurer,
Miss Ault; secretary, Mrs. o. N. Payne.
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Some Splendid Designs

The opportunity for examining the work
of Mr.. W. P. Tinsley, the architect, was
afforded the writer recently, and we wish to
state, for the benefit of those who intend to
build, that for symmetry of design, CON
venience of arrangement, and really artistic
effect, Mr. Tinsley's plans give perfect salts
faction The writer first met Mr.. Tinsley
when ne was working at thu bench as
stranger here, doing the most difficult work
himself, simply, as he said, to convince the
doubling that he was practical mechanic,
when he would open an office for the prac-
tice of his profession of an architect. This
he has done, and now has room rented
permanently in the Fouche Block, between
Gay street and the Post Office. 1t is
on the second floor, nicely fitted up, and
well stocked with architects material and
drawings. Many of our finest new build
ings are designed by MIR. Tinsley's skillfu
pencil, and bear the impress of mind
naturally gifted with ideas of architectural
beauty, while a perfect attention to details
has eFluenIly uot Oeon oNSiiOohOu- Lively
corner moulding, gable, chimney and shin
gle was given the best possible position.
One of Mr.. Tinsley's latest designs is for
the Fifth avenue mansion of Mr.. S. L.
Post, which combines convenience and an
attractive appearance in high degree.
Since opening his Office Mr.. Tinsley has
rapidly gained large business and been
obliged to secure an assistant, which he
has we'll done in the person of
Mr.. S. w. Shepard, young man OF our
city who. three months ago, could scarcely
draw good box, ;" and now is able to exc
cute pen and ink drawing of the best class;
indeed the work of Mr.. Shepard in execu-
ting the dwelling house design for MIR.
Lewis Tillman, jr., is trnly. marvellous for
the practice he has had. Although the plan
was given by Mr.. Tinsley, the pencil draw
ing and the pen and ink copy to be used by
the builders, are all the work of Mr.. Shep-
ard.
Mr.. Tinsley has in charge many plans for
persons living al distance, and will make
it a part of his business to supply plans and
specifications for those living away from
here. We are sure that when the advan-
tage of employing an experienced architect
is fully realized and its true economy known,
such men as MIR. Tinsley will surely be ap-
preciated.
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A Pleasant Work.

We can cheerfully attempt to set forth
the merits of the business men of Knoxville
in general for fair dealing and uprightness,
but we know of none who deserve more for
the above reasons, than our ''stove and tin"
dealer, L. Havey, who is doing fine bust
ness on the east side of Market Square.
He has good variety of stoves and house
furnishing goods, and does all kinds of shop
work in sheet metal. Mr.. Havey car
ried on the business for several
years, and buys low, giving his customer the
benefits of his special rates; besides the fact
that his goods can be relied upon to give
perfect satisfaction and do Just as recon-
mended Merchants and others are cordial
ly invited to look at his elegant stock and
learn prices. Mr.. Joe Harris is his head
salesman, and is probably the best posted
and obliging man in the Southern States.
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The Co1ored Normal.

MIR. EDITOR: AS was stated in your last
article, we have had some able lectures by
eminent educators in the colored normal
school. Rev. DIR. Mccullough gave us
lecture on thoroughness in teaching, which
was full of energy, showing to us the
length of time it requires to thoroughly
prepare for the position as teacher We
appreciate the doctors lecture very much,
knowing that he is our friend in the great
cause of education.
Prof E. Alexander gave us a pleasant
call and made some remarks of encourage
ment, assuring us that we were not forgot
ten in our struggle for improvement.
Prof. Dinwiddie lectured to US on frac-
lions, including division of decimals, per
centage and interest The Professor spared
no pains to instruct us in this important
branch of study, carrying us through the
different methods with such rapidity that
the brain became quite dizzy.
Prof. Nicholson lectured to us on the
Geology of Tennessee, spreading before us
the geological maps of Tennessee. The
Professor taken us from Unaka range, on
the east, to the valley of East Tennessee ;
up the Cumberland table lands down
in the central basin of Middle Tennessee
up the western plateau of Tennessee until
we came to tha sand region of Mississippi
valley, showing us all the natural features
of our State and explaining to us the differ
ent kinds of rocks to be found in it. I am
sure we will not soon forget SO valuable q
lecture. Our State Superintendent, Prof.
G. s. W. Crawford, paid us visit and gave
us practical talk, full of encouragement
and advice. We were happy to meet the
Professor and form his acquaintance. We
return many thanks to the above named
gentlemen for their assistance in our ardu
GUS work Professor Lockett will give us
some experiments in Natural Philosophy
next Tuesday, which l am sure we viii ap-
preciate very much. Our normal closes
next week; examination commences Oh
Tuesday, which of course will be quite 9
blue week with us, but we hope all will end
well. W. L. B.
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Grand Closing Gut Sale

and IL low prices will make goods move, then you
depend ON them moving. We have stocks of valuable
goods; articles that YOU want and need and We are
that you only knew We had them you would not
hesitate to be of the first persons in the store to-
morrow. For instance, let quote You few prices
at the way goods will he sold: Handsome Patterns
of Table Linen at Is cents. New lot of Children's
Solid Color Hose at 10 cents per pair Big lot OF Ba-
by Stockings, pair for CENTS Mems Dress Shirts
at so cents. Mems Unlaundried Shirts at 80 cents,
made of Wamsutta Muslin. We want everybody in
the city to get of these shirts they are bar
gains Dust Pans cents. Egg Beaters 10 cents. Ice
Picks ) cents. Brothers cents. Ladies' Mitts Is
cents. New lot of Hoop Skirts just in. You can find
Laces at your own price. So those who haven't
bought Lace for their Lawn dresses find exactly
what they want at store. We also have received
nice line of Br0caded Ribbons which will be sold at
very low prices. Bargains in Ladies Collars. Some
beautiful designs of Ruchings which we will offer at
exactly half price. Splendid bargains be had in
Corsets. Towels, Napkins and especially in Hosiery.
Insist seeing Hosiery, will positively give
YOU SPECIAL bargains in that line. new lot OF
Children's Oil Red Hose just received.
We will have plenty of help to wait on everybody
who comes and If you can't come in the morning, come
in the afternoon, for want you to have some of
these goods and you will certainly miss rare OPP
portunity if you don't Don't forget about it.
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Clearing out broken lots of all kinds of
shoes at little more than half price.
MoNULTY, LILLARD & Co.
Attention, Grain Dealers!

Realizing that the wheat crop of East
Tennessee is the largest that we have had
for several years, Coffin, Mckinney u Co.
have laid in large supply of bags for the
use of grain shippers. These bags were
bought low, before the rise in the price,
consequent upon the large wheat crop took
same article can be sold by any one in the
trade. Those who need grain sacks will
find it to their interest to call and examine
their stock and prices.
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Gbe Daily Ggronlftt,
SUNDAY, JULY %. 1882

signal Service Weather Report.
KNOXVILLE, July %, 1882.
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CITY CHURCHES.

Services To-day and During the Wesk.
FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH.
Sabbath school at 3 a. m. Preaching In
the morning by the pastor, Rev. G. B.
Sparrow. No services at night.
CHURCH ST. NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Sabbath-school at a. M Preaching at
1890 a. NJ, and at p. M, by the pastor,
Rev G. c. Rankin, D. D. Seats free. All
are invited
FIRST BAPTIST.
Preaching at 1890 a. m. by Rev. DIR. F.
E. Sturgis at p. m. by the pastor, Rev.
G. H. Strickland. Sunday school at a. m.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE.
Sunday. school at 9:15 a. NJ, and sermon
by the Rev. P D. Cowan, at 1920 a. M;
at p ~, Rev. W. A. Harrison, the pas
tor, will lecture on 1.-The Second Coming OF
Christ with the New Jeru-
salem. Seats free. All invited.
GERMAN Ev. LUTH. CHURCH.
Divine services, German, at 1890 a. m.
English at p. m All welcome.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Divine service at 1890 a. m. and 8 p.
III. by the Rev. Jno. L. Wilson, of South
Carolina
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at 1870 a. N. by Rev. DIR.
Strickland. Sunday school at 9 a. m.
Public cordially invited.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sunday-school at O'Clock, a. N. Ser
vice at 1880 a. N. by the rector, Rev. II. Il.
Morrell, d. d. All welcome
SECOND NJ E. CHURCH.
Preaching at 1920 a. III. and at s p.
M, by the pastor, Rev. c. d. Munsey.
Sunday-sehool at 2 p. m, and class
meeting at 3 p. M. Prayer-meeting Thurs
day night. All are invited.
MABRY ST. CHURCH.
Preaching at 1880 a. M. by Rev. W. II.
Bates, and at 1880 p. m, by the pastor,
Rev. W. B. Pickens Sunday school at
q. N.
Z. M. c. A. MEETINGS.
There will be a service of song and gospel
meeting held in the association rooms this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock, conducted by Rev.
n. Bachman. Good singing. Everybody
invited.
To-day, p m-Services at the Jail.
TO day, $50 p. m.-Open air meeting,
corner of Main and Crozier streets.
Monday, s p. m.-Young mems Bible
class, conducted by Mr.. James H. Cowan.
Topic: 1.-The Triumphal Entry"-Mark xi,
Ill.
Thursday, s. p. m.--Young mems prayer
meeting Topic Thanksgiving, led by
Nj. James W. Thornton. All young men
invited
Saturday, 8 p. m.-Everybody's service
of song.
Rooms open daily from a. m. to 8 p. m.
We invite all young men, whether mem
bers of the association or not, to attend
these meetings.
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Human Hair Switches, at Dunbar's.
Tate Spring.
Grand Dress Ball July 26th.
Grand Masquerade July 2Sth
A perfect misses corset.
MCNULTY, LILLARD l. Co.
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New Store House of Haynes Il Mccoy.

New Store House of Haynes Il Mccoy.
The new and elegant store house, built on
Gay street, between Anderson, Cooley q
Bro, and s. 7. Atkin, by the firm of
Haynes l. Mccoy, is now about completed.
1t is one of their best buildings
and an ornament to that growing part
of the town, filling out their block
of three business houses. The
room fronts 25 feet and runs back ITO, and
has three stories. 1t is supplied with one
of those handsome glass fronts, with the
largest French plate glass in the city, the
glass being 12a feet by 6. Everything
is finished off in first-class style,
the work having been done under
the personal supervision of Messrs. John
and w. c. Mccoy. They will occupy it, as
they advertise, about the first of August,
with their stock of merchandise.
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Odd Fellows Picnic.

The members of Martha Washington
Lodge of I. o. o. F., will have grand pic
mic next Friday, 2sth inst at the Vunck
place, a short distance north of Knoxville
on the K & o. railroad. Ample arrange
ments and preparations are in progress and
a splendid time is expected. A large and
commodious stage will be provided for those
who dance, and various features of amuse-
ment for Others. The other Odd Fellows in
the city will join in the festivities.
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PENEILtE"fE rs

Corn meal is selling at 81 20 per buehel
in the Rogersville market.
Public Library open from 2 to p. IN
this afternoon. No better place to spend
Sunday afternoon.
Viewing the wonders of the show bills,
which were put on the boards yesterday
will be the occupation of the masses to-day.
Rev. DIR. James Park, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, is assisting Rev. 5.
V. McCorkle in sacramental meeting at
Rogersville.
The friends of Mrs j. W. Miller, who has
been quite sick, will be glad to know that
she is much improved, and on the sure road
TO convalescence.
Alderman J. H. Mcmillan has completed
the new brick addition to his livery stable
on State street, which gives him greatly in
creased facilities for accommodating the
public.
The Rev. Nathan Bachman will conduct
the Gospel meeting at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association this af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock, Everybody invited.
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Headquarters at Last.

Do you want to ride in the best buggy
ury of first-class carriage ride, or is your
desire great to possess light and strong
spring wagon for the road or making de-
iiveries? If SO, you are cordially invited to
look at the elegant and strong handmade
work of T. G. Eldridge, who has long been
located in the business on Mabry street, on
First creek, but short distance from Gay
street and the depot. All his work is guar
anteed frst-class, and at the best rates that
such work can be made
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Horseford's Acid Phosphate
is beneficial in inebriety and many diseases
where the nervous system is, unsIrung.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR GOVERNOR
J.W, Bird, Knoxville, Tenn.

L take this method to let the people know
if they want the best Fruit Eyaporator in
the State, one that will last for years, buy
the Zimmerman Galvanized Improved
Dryer. Terms and price reasonable, or l
can furnish on short notice anything in the
following list at reasonable prices: Bells
Portable Grain Mills, Sugar-can Machine
ry, Circular Saw Mills, ShingIe Machines,
Lath Machines, &c. Call on or address
J. W. BIRD,
Knoxville, Tenn.