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Made him sit there TIL departing,
He an impress left behind.
Twas double impress plainly
Let us slyly give the tips
There was one upon the doorstep,
And another on her lips.
A famous race horse is named Little
Brown jug" He is always full OF spirit.
Phil. NelUs.
There is so much dirt in the Brook
lyn streets that the authorities are think
ing of renting them out as cabbage
garden.-N Y. advertiser Conln'eTc'@.
A Washington dispatch says that one
of the chief clerks in the Treasury De-
partment has resigned. The cause OF
his insanity is not known Chicago
Tribune.
Oscar Wilde's latest hat is a soft,
Mexican sombero. Its "softness" car
ries out the aesthetics idea of apprO-
pirateness in costume-fOr his head
Gin. TSmeS-.Sdr.
One of the most popular clergymen of
Chicago is soon to abandon the pulpit
for the stage. He will find, however,
that his salary will not go on during the
summer vacation.-LoJpGH Citizen.
Hon. J. NJ. Macarthur is so years old,
and until Friday last had never taken
dose of medicine. He had to surrender
to the druggist on that occasion, but
fortunately survived.-DetrOH Free
Press.
1t was DIR. Hammond who, during the
Presidents illness, invented the word
"Syggignocism." And yet Congress
thinks he should receive less pay for his
services than DR.. Bliss! 1t would be
rank njustice.-Norr. Herald.
Vennor predicts frost in every
month up to September. He would
make more friends if he were to predict
an or" in every month up to Septem-
Der, so that oysters would be in season
all the year around.-Norr. Herald.
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oh. 70 be Rid of CaiomeII

Thousands Of people who are afflicted
with diseased liver, indigestion, water
brash, sour stomach, or generally intoler-
able biliousness, as it is termed, use mer-
curry. This is done reluctantly perhaps,
but the common place argument is, "Oh,
nothing will reach the liver and spleen ex-
cept blue mass; could get something else
i wouldn't use it." Reader, you can; and
that something else is Simmons Liver Reg
ulator, prepared by J. II. Zeilin & Co. 1t
is equal in power to blue mass, and with
out any OF its injurious effects.
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DRY GOODS
New York.

NEW York, May l6.-Dry Goods-Ex-
ports of cotton goods for the past week
4, 1888 packages and for the expired portion
of the year 81, 564 packages, against $3.50
packages last year, and Al, 800 packages in
iSSO, with the demand for contracts steadily
pressed for acceptance. The tone OF the
market is better, and buyers more cheerful.
For Kentucky Jeans and doeskins there is
more inquiry and business. Buyers arriving
in greater number.
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Extract.

For persons suffering from exhaustion OF
the powers of the brain and nervous sys-
TEN from, long and continued study or
teaching, or in those cases OF exhaustion
from which so many young men suffer, l
know no better medicine for restoration to
health than Fellows Compound Syrup or
Hypophosphites, EDMOND CLAY, M. D.,
PuCWaSh, n S.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. May 16.-Wool-Steady
and stocks light; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia NX and above 4l@43c; un::
washed combing and delaine &c., pulled
extra merino 33@35c: others unchanged.
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rOfered.
PRODUCE.
Chicago.


CHICAGO, May 16-Flour Unchanged.
Wheat-Fair demand but lower rates; No.
> Chicago spring 81 2361 241z cash; 81 23H
al "A seller May; 81 2i7s seller June;
81 24ss seller July; 81 1415 seller August;
ST. 10 seller September; 81 o. seller year;
No. s 81 l2@l IA. Corn-Dull and shade
lower at 76a761Sc cash and seller May;
731.@74c seller June and July; 7SA@743sc
seller August; 73c seller September; reject
ed 7SIc. Oats-Quiet and firm at SIC cash;
52L@521@c seller June; 1910 seller July;
SSjsc seller August Rye-Easier at sc.
Barley-Dull. Flax Seed-Unchanged.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Eggs
Steady and firm at l6c. Pork-Active, firm
and higher; unsettled at $40 159l9 % cash
and seller June; $40 S5@l9 81 ~ seller
july: $40 55@19 57l5 seller August; Sl9 40
seller September. Lard-Fairly active and
higher at Sl1 i0@l1 42H cash; Sll l29
IL 45 seller June; 81 5lA seller July;
Sll 20 seller August; Sll so seller Septem-
Der. Bulk Meats-Strong; shoulders SIC;
short rib $ll l5; short clear Sll "a. WHISKY
Firm at 81 l6.
New York.
NV YosK. May 16.-Cotton-Weak and
irregular at - 5-16@l2 9-l6c; futures steady.
Flour-Quiet receipts $1,000 barrels; ex,
ports 400 barrels: supertine Western and
State at 81 OO@S5 Is; common to good at
s. Cc(GS 90; good to choice S. S599 25S
white wheat extra s. 25G$9 25; extra Ohio
s. 2O@S so; st. Louis S. 50@9 25; Mime.
sofa patent process s. 80. Wheat-Opened
X H6Ac higher. afterwards lost the ad-
vance and declined H@hc, closing dull;
receipts $500 bushels; exports none:
No. 2 spring 81 81; ungraded red 81 Y
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Cincinnati.
WOOL.
ROstOn,

BosToN, May l6.-Wool-In fair demand
from manufacturers; desirable wool firm
and dull; Ohio and Pennsylvania extras
42a44c Michigan and Wisconsin \ 800 2c;
unwashed feeces 25@3ic for fine and me-
dunn combing; delaine select 4394Sc;
pulIad 2OmSnr
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SPRING RACES.
I882---SPRING MEETING
West Virginia Exposition
StateFair Association,
WHEELING, w. VA.
HALF MILE TRACK.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday,
JUNE Z, 8, 8 and 10.
Purses, 100000
PROGRAMME.

INNIOIN<A ANRNAAHs
Entries close May 9th.
First Day-wednesday, June 9Th.
l. Purse, SiOO-S0O class First, 500; second,
500; third, SD; fourth $40.
Q. Psrse, s5OO-2:8 class First, so; second,
SIPS; third, SIS; fourth, $50.
Second Day-Thursday, June SIN.
8. Purse, &O0-2:S0 class. First, s2JO; second,
Sis; third SIS; fourth, $50. ,
4 Purse, S400-220 class PAGERS. First, SaO'
second, sl00; third, $50; fourth, $40.
). Purse, s20-Running, mile heats, IN 3;
First, Sl0O; second, so; third, SD; foarth,s-o
Third Day-Friday, June 9th.
6. Purse, si0O-2:a5 class: First, s2Vo; second,
800; third, so; fourth, $40.
7, Purse, SlUO-Horses owned In Ohio county,
and never having trotted for money. First,
SO; second, SIS; third, SIS; fourth, go.
Fourth Day-Saturday, June 10th.
s. Purse, S3OO-Running, mile heats, IN 2.
o. Purse, SJO0-Free for all. First, ss1O; second,
Sl25; third, SIS; fourth, so.
10. Purse, Sl00-2:i5 class. First, sSp; sc 'ond'
500; third, $50; fourth, $40.
CON
The above races TO be mile heats, 3 In ., In
harness, excepting Nos. and s 10 pe gov
tional Trotting Association, as amenue11
February, 1872 Entries close May ZIth, AZ IL
O'Clock p. VI at the Secretary's once. Ia
trance fee. 10 per cent OF purse. -FOUR ehtries
required 10 NIL and three 10 start. hoine
Clistancing the field, or any part Thereon, VIII
receive but one money, Address all commune
CATIONS ~ INC A. REYMANN, President.
GEO. f. TINGLE, Secretary.
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100000 BOTTLES!



b S77p Possesses Varied Properties.
lStimuIates the PtyaIIne I'm the saliva
>irh converts the starch and Sugar of
food into glucose. 4 deficiency I'm
i line causes Wind and SOuring Ofthe
u In the stomach. 1.-THE medicine Is
len immediately after eating the fer
thtatiOn of food u preVented.
j acts upon the Liver.
4 acts upon the II idneyA
\ Regulates the Bowels
b PuTiiieS the Blood.
q QuietS the Nervous System.
a Promotes Digestion.
a NoHrishes, Strengthens and InVtg.
HPS-
d carries of the Old Blood and makes
Nopens the pores OF the skin and In
1tes Healthy Preparation
u egtTg.lZy> the hereditary faint or poison
u blood, which generates Scrofula, ErySipe-
,snt all manner OF skin diseases and eXter-
ID CmnrS.
ID ~ are no Splrits employed In It's manufac-
IA snd II can be taken by the most delicate
u ur by the aged and feeble, care only being
Il I'd IN attention To directions.
ISLAND BRANCH, kanawha Co., W. va
pave used pr. Clark JOhnSOnS Indian Blood
"A In my family for four years, and In all
~ . has proved 10 be as recommended. II
',1red me OF Diphtheria. 5. :. JONES'
BURSsvILLE, Braxton Co., W. Va.
fve been entirely cured OF Heart Disease
~ U>e % Or. Clark JOhuSon'S Indian Blood
~. recommend its use 10 the afflicted.
VA. WORKMAN
/. BURSsyTLLE, Braxton Co., W, Va.
u suffering with Dyspepsia and Liver
= aint for several years, Twas persuaded To
"a Clark JOhuSOnS Indian Blood Syrup,
has succeeded IN making a new man Oui
y. CAIN A. HINKLE.
EVANSVILLE, BraXtOn Co., W. Va,
DC Or. Clark JOhnSOnS Indian Blood
~ Is All YOU recommend 10 to be was af-
- With Liver Complaint for a great many
~ and the Syrup completely cured me.
ELIZABETH RIFLE.
CARPETS BEND, ". Va, Feb. Is, 1851.
"a CLARK JOHSSON-I have been cured OF
Nsche by using your Indian Blood Syrup
Hnmend u highly. KATIE b. GENTRY
q ITS wanted for the sale OF the Indian
- syrup in evey town or village in which
u nO agent. Particulars given on appllca-
y DRUGGISTS SELL 1T.
Tatory II West Third Street, New
fk City
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Petroleum.

TIrrsvILLE, PA, May 16.-Oil-Opeued at
1850; highest Axe; lowest I311c; closed
at 7SXc. Shipments 9,673 barrels; char
tiers none; runs SO850 barrels.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, May l6.-Petroleum--
Quiet: United certificates steady; closed
at 1870; refined nc for Philadelphia
delivery.
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GRO WEEK. So a day at home easily
81 u made. Costly outfit free. Address s.n1e
True q Co Augusta, Maine. decte
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i q q . .

Fall Meeting State Fair and Exposition,
epiember II, II, Is, IA, Is and ID
Ieniennial Day, Saturday. September 18th,
Sneeches by distinguished orators on Satur-
day 18th. InNo
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FINANCE
New York.

New York, May 16.-MoNEY-At 3@4 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4@5 per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady at 4S7; demand 400. Produce ex-
ports for the week Sc, 227 900.
GovERYMENTs-Wea and Z per cent.
lower, except for extended IS, which are
unchanped
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Samaritan Nervine

SdlllStIlIdll 1NSI tlllO
Cured my little girl OF fits. She was also deaf
and dumb, but II cured her. She can now
talk and hear as well as anybody. Peter Ross,
Samaritan Nervine has been the means OF
curing my wife Of rheumatism. :. b. Fletcher,
Fort Collins, Col.
Samaritan Nervine made sure cure OF
case Of tits for my son. E. B. Rails, Hats.
Samaritan Nervine cured me of vertigo,
neuralgia and sick headache. Mrs. VIM. Hem
son, Aurora, Ill.
Samaritan Nervine was the means Of cur
ing my wife OF spasms. Rev. ]. A. Edie,
Samaritan Nervine cured me OF asthma after
spending over 5000 with other doctors. 3. b.
Hobson, New Albany, Ind.
Samaritan Nervine eftectually cured me OF
spasms. Miss Jennie Warren, 74O West van
Buren, street, Chicago, Ill.
samaritan Nervine cured our child OF its
after given up 10 die by our family physician,
Il having over 100 in "a hours. Henry Knee
Vervilla, Warren county, Tenn.
Samaritan Nervine cured me or scroIula
after suffering for eight years. Albert simp-
Samaritan Nervine cured my son OF fits,
after spending g, 400 with other doctors. j..
W. Thornton, Claiborn, Miss.
Samaritan Nervine cured me permanently
Of epileptic fits Of stubborn character act Rev.
Samaritan Nervine cured my son OF nus,
after having had $500 in eighteen months.
Mrs E. Fobes, West Potsdam, N. Y.
Samaritan Nervine cured me of epilepsy OF
nine years standing. Miss Orlena Marshall,
CRANKY, Newton county, Mo.
Samaritan Nervine has permanently cured
me OF epilepsy Of many years duration. JACOB
Suter, st. Joseph, Mo.
asthma and general debility. Oliver Myers
samaritan Nervine has cured me OF asthma
also scrofula of many years standing. Isaac
Jewell, Coyington, Ky.
Samaritan Nervine cured me OF fits. Have
been well for over four years. Charles E.
Curtis, Osakis, Douglass county, Mimi.
Samaritan Nervine cured friend of mine
who had dyspepsia very badly. Michael
O'Connor, Ridgway, Pa.
me OF epileptic fits. David Trembly, Des
Moines. Iowa.
Samaritan Nervine cured my wife OF cpl
lepsy OF IS years standing. Henry clark
Fairfield, Mich.
Samaritan Nervine cured my wife OF a ner.
vous disease OF the head. 4. Graham, North
Hope, Pa. x,.
Samaritan Nervine cured my son OF fits. He
has not had fit for about four years John
nj m
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,I,5y Cured Of rheumatism.

Raltimore, Nd. May :. 1850;
Nv health Wa much shattered y
pL-5nltr,m when l commenced
I'm, Browns Iron BitterS, and l
Rely had strength enough to at
,.rI 10 my daily household duties;
an n5,g using the third bottle and !
an rrgaiuing strength daily and l
SIsertl..y recommend IL to all.
.,npo, say too much in praise
90. Ms MARY E. BRASHEAE,
I73 PresEmanst
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STRONG
EACTSI

AUai many people are r asking
VIA: PARTICULAR troubles BROWNS
T.,I BlrrERs IS good for
rwal cure Heart Disease faFai'
-, r.ypsy, Kidney Disease Con-
unp,ion, DYSPEPSIA Rheumatism n
S.r,,lpia, and all similar diseases
+, wonderful curative power is
simply because it Puh6es and en-,
I.ses the blood, thus beginning at
=. f,unda6on, and by building up
=. system. drives out all disease.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, May Observation-Disclosures
400 head. Market fair at yesterday prices
Hogs-Receipts 800 head. Market firm ;
Philadelphias s. 9O@S TO- Workers s. 80
o. so.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head. Market fair
at yesterday'c prices.
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MEDICAL.
SKIN DISEASES CURED !!

By DR. FRAzIERS Magic Ontment. Cures
Is II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Biotches or Kruptionson the face, lesy-
ing the skin clear, healthy and beautiful. Also
cnres itch, Barbers Itch, Salt Rheum, letter,
Ringworm, scald Head, Chapped Hands, Sore
Nipples, Sore Lips, old, obstinate Ulosn and
Sores, &c.
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.nu Disease Cured.

Chrissilnsburs, Va, lSSr.
SgTrrnE IRON kidney disease,
s.-1 .h.ch I could get no reiIei. l
80 Browns Iron BISers, which
"a me completely. A ehl.d OF
~.a-. recovering from scarlet fever,
fFa1 appetite and did not seem to
Er4a.e u ca; at all lgaye him Iron
g...r, V.:a the h1ppiesl results
I. kYLS MOSTAGUk.
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Y mechanical

RAILROAD BONDs-Unchanged
STATE SECURIrIEs-Active and strong.
SroCKs-The market, to-day, was dull
and weak, until the late dealings, when a
surprising steadinesS was shown, although
the market continued dull.
Transactions 1876 200 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-17

,os,I Ss ~ So a day al home easily ma51
b 49,, TsuI tree. Address Frus & Co
delEo
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For all urinary and female complaints
take MANALIS.
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CHICAGO, May 16.-Cattle $500
head; shipments 900 head. Market active
and higher; quality not good; no extra
here; export steers S. 50@7 IS; good to
choice shipping s. 2O@7 40; common to
fair So OO@7 90; mixed butchers strong at
50 75@5 60; grass Texans active at 40c
higher than last week; inferior to fair
S. 9O@4 60.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head; shipments
100 head. Market strong, active and firm
err; inferior to fair 81 00(95 co. medium to
good s. 1905 rs; choice to extra So OO9
$50.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
$500 head Market strong, active and sc
higher; common to good s. 00a7 So heavy
packing and shipping 81 7ONa,S l2K; quail.
ty poor; skips and Culls s. 4O@6 90; all
sold; market closed firm.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 16.-Hogs--Firm; com
mon and light Sc OO@7 70; packing and
butchers, s. 25@S 10. Receipts 1900 head;
4. I4.,I M aaI
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

At THE NATIONAL CAIIIAh@
Mr.. and Mn, wn. .. Cabsn ~. cnsS .
Female School q ths nstiSssi C.es,ca: 2
select Boardips and pSy xsfae6SSStE 40 hi
sEHPkNBER, in tbs bali1tag e Rssssst @.
cupied by Nm. u. r AEehaS sshoob g
Fourteenth street. ~. ana ~ y S - W. ~. n
syerv facility win Be Afforded 70 aadsets -
sdvspeed eisssss, while the psepesstosZ -
partment win receive most thoe1nsn 49,
nrmninept feature Of the school. Fer M
pparticuiars sddsss The Rgncp4 .,vs..
ruyervb IiAN.eG NV wasAinssoa. y. =.
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H. Disease:

Nh Lt2NASN'
Vine ST., Harrisburg, Pa
Dec. :. 1881.
A.-r trying different physicians
,-f many remedies for palPitaIiOn
.Fr-, heart without receiving any
t-as,i,. Twas advised totry Browns
I-ya Eit,ers. have used tSo bot
e.. md never found anything that
Ne ae - much TelieE
Mrs. JESSIE HISS
+ the peculiar troubles to which
,..., are subject, Browns Iron
rr.tx5 10 invaluable. Try \.
B. sure ard get the Genuine.
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SKIN DISEASES.

+. Drake, Esq, Cleveland, o, sui1sred beyond
all description from skin disease which APP
peared on his hands, head and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctor
ing failed to help him, and after al had failed
he used DIR. Fraxiers Magic Ointment and was
cured by q few applications.
ss-The first and only positive cure for slcin
diseases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price, 50 cents.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated
Piles, DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment Is sure cure. Price sleO, by mail.
For sale by druggists.
Logan & Co., Agents, Wheeling, W.va.
g. O. Hamilton A1ent Ballaire. O.
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SMALL SHOT.

Twas a newly-painted doorstep,
And the lassie-most unkind-
Made him sit there till departing,
He an impress left behind.
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WF9I WRRiNlA uNfvEk1lIX.

NIEE DEPAEInEn J, ~. :t cis1 =.
fro1 Us . -; ss..s.:esnsn. nsHS - ~.
oosh. Yeu t.sn ssd.s ,sspsstvISfsS:;15S
q i've ss viTsisss "A froa dos sssss -
1i samSs1 Il s.lms issrsAn sssssaysaa
s1ys or Scs;a,ogus ssl eshss,sss.,sss,sS ~
o tie Aeffps PneoAso&, y. = SUnAA ~ .
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-16
A Change of Business.

Mr.. Will. Price, proprietor of the famous
and popular Union street Bargain House,
left Sunday, for Savannah, Ga, to take a
lucrative position with Ludden & Bates, the
largest and most extensive music publishing
house in the South, and will make
his permanent home there. Mr.. Price
has been in thei notion and fancy goods
business in our city for some time past,
anc has met with fattering success, and
built up highly successful trade. But he
has again decided to turn his attention tc
his chosen profession-music-fo which
his superior attainments and large expe
rience peculiarly fits him. %e wish Will
unbounded success in his new quarters
His Union street house will be consolidated
with the house run by his father, Mr.. W
l.. Price, on Gay street, in the kirkland
block.
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The North Carolina Excursion.

To-day is the first day of the grand free
excursion to Western North Carolina mer-
chants, given by the merchants of Knox
vile. 1t will continue from this till the
18th of September, and the merchants who
are provided with tickets will come just as
it may suit their convenience, and will
have coupons attached to their railroad
tickets emitting them to three days enter
tainment free, at any hotel in the city.
The advisory committee have set apart
the following gentlemen as reception COM
mittee for this week, to meet the trains and
look after the excursionists: Tuesday, the
18th, DR.. r. NJ. Rhea, S. B. Luttrell, Col W.
B. Lockett, ]. T. McTeer; Wednesday, the
10th, W. E. Gibbins, w. P. Chamberlain,
j. o. Dickens, E. E. Mcmillan; Thursday
the 18th, E. G. Blackwell, H. B. Carhart
Simon Burger; c. Cullen; Friday, the 18th
J. W. Fletcher, S. D. j. Lewis, j. r. Butt
W. o. White; Saturday, the 18TH, Jas. c.
White, John T. Rowntree, Samuel Ogden,
Steve Condor.
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BONDS FOR MAGISTRATES
AND CONSTABLES.
Clerks will find it convenient
to use our Blank Bonds for
Magistrates and ConstabIes,
Oath of Office attached. Send
in your orders at once.
WING l. CHRONICLE PUB. co.
PENCILETT rs.
Warm and sultry weather yesterday.

Warm and sultry weather yesterday.
The North Carolina excursionists will now
be coming most every day.
Fine days now for spending short sea-
son among the rocks, caves and woods at
LEAFS Springs Try it. aug12tfb.
The guests of the Lamar House enjoyed
themselves last night in the reading of some
beautiful pieces, gotten up by Miss Fannie
Powell Music tn the violin and piano
was furnished by Mrs. G. FL. Thomas and
DR.. Lunquest. The society folks at this
popular hotel viii participate in hop, ten
dered by the courteous proprietors, Messrs.
Thomas d Reeves, tonight.
Workmen commenced yesterday, scraping
and cleaning off the old paint from the old
building formerly occupied by the CONNER
cial and Mechanics Banks, but to be oecu-
pied by Douglass Moore, the tailor, and
Jno NJ Brooks & Co., insurance agents.
This is done preparatory to dressing up
the front anew. Which job will be done
by A. Leinthall, the painter.
few days ago, while lady who resides
near Chattanooga, Tenn, but across the
Georgia line, was at work In her garden,
she discovered something sparkling in the
underground, and on closer examination
discovered that it was an English sovereign.
She continued her investigations, and soon
collected forty, which were strewn promis
cuously in that locality. They are all dated
between the years 1920 and 1927. Their
presence there is deep mystery.
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johnnie staub or for Fader Land.

Johnnie Staub Of for Fader Land.
Our clever, popular young friend Johnnie
P. Staub, younger son of our worthy fell
low-citizen, ex-Mayor Peter Staub, took his
departure by yesterday evenings train for
long and eventful voyage. He was &C
companied to New York by his father, and
from. that port he will sail next
Saturday for Zurich, Switzerland,
the land of his fathers nativity. Johnnie
has been engaged for two or three years
learning the machinist's trade, in the shops
of the Foundry and Machine Company, and
he has also been taking lessons in practical
mechanical engineering from Prof. s.
Fl. Lockett, of the University of Tennessee.
Being naturally of quick and intelligent
turn, with a special fitness for that
branch of industry, Johnnie has made
splendid progress. He goes to Zurich for
the purpose of spending about three years,
completing his course in one of the most
thorough and practical schools in the
world.
Johnnie is a young man of good attain
ments, noble and generous impulses, and
universally popular among all the
young folks, with whom he is
SO extensively acquainted. His part
ing, not only from loved ones at home,
but from his numerous young friends, was
sad one, but all join us in wishing him a
safe and happy voyage, and abundant sue
cess in his chosen pursuit.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-16
A Permanent Institution.

Elsewhere will be seen the notice of Mr..
S. Spencer, who has established electro
therapeutic bath rooms in the rear of Ross
Bros. store. The rooms are neatly fitted,
carpeted and furnished in good taste, and
we understand from Mr.. Spencer he pro-
poses to make this his permanent home
and the bath rooms apermanent institution.
ALI who have tested the treatment speak of
it high terms