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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-31
Notice ito Defendant fnaAttach-,
-. yel1Dde % ment.i i7@ ~. S .lsI, D1 =.

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ITO JOHN RICE. IN pursuance Of, an order
Il herHncfore made ahdentefed by w A. Howelf
Justice of the Peace ofGHamhlsu- county, in an
attachment suit wherein J. b Purkey Is plaintff
and Fea i6fe- defendant, YOU are hereby notified
that upon The Rffidavit OF the pafntf in which ii
t1 alleged that yon IoR-reAEdent or tine State,
Of Tennessee, that you are justly indebted to him
- note IN the sum Of twenty dollars. which is
now duo and unpaid, with intefest thereof which
said nQtF was made, execnted And 1dehvereds bs
you 20 Henry Jones and by him for value trarIs-
tAchmeut was on the. 18th day OF September lisa
Issued IN this canse against you by A O. Milli-
gan, Justice Of the Peace Of Hamilton COUNTY,.
whichwrit came to the hands of j. III Pierce a
constable Of said county, and was by him on the.
18th day of September, 1883, duly levied on cer-
tain property Of yours, VIZ. on one Aff itided
Interest in the farm known as the N Astts ffeit6n
farm situate in the 3rd civil district fof Hamblene
county. Tenn, described ms follows to-wit. ON
4 the north BY lands of LaureHev, on the south bv
lands Of John Watkins, east by lands Of o. C. Kinal
and others and west By kinds OF TATE, as appears
AK tins rstnFmpf said constable shade III slsd iay
ya the sAid k are ssapirsd At noon
1stDayyssoltfg 2: s III. sss,s d d
mt the once Of sssid HpNeb III the second civil
tee having cokiiisance or this cause, then and
there to defend this actions 80 c6afAehced hafnsp
you by mttaehment, 0tiierwiHe SHE caREAs VIM IL
proceeded IN against you Ek-PARrE .aosssy.,gi
This 18th September, 1888. - go -
RI MA WsfAsHo WELL. o. ezces .ss
for Hamblen county, Tennessee
Sept. 16-4 wkg. Prs fee, So.
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|. SIS there anything wrong in kiss.
ing?" he asked her, as they stood
together al. the1 gate. i7e' Certainly
there is she q replied, 3 or there
wouldn't be any fun in il.
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Augustus Is to preach 2 Is
he to study or will he be merely q
lay member :. ] guess hell be a
lay. member most of the time. Lay
.fng around outof a job.
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GOOD M. TAN
t. BUSINESS COLLEGE

$$S@R%$$g$ S%N@~Ff
For several years past we hsyesuGeesefu liy cpn-
Quoted our Business College at 4yiney Tenn
but having selected another field of abur swe Ril
close our College i'm rKpoxEflle, pernanertlysl ON
June 16, 1885, and resign our position as Principal
ana teachers Of the Commercial Department. Of
the University Of tennessee. ,,os-sl Ii 4 10
I'm retiring from our field Of labor, we leave
worthy snccsssor,t Prof, Frank Goodman, from
whom we have received many faYors, and to whom
we cheerfnily recommend all our friends and ac-
quaintances: --~- -, 81
EspsdiA.ly do we advise an young rn esfts and
women of hessontA anu West. who had antelope
ted entering our College, to attend GoodA~an's
Knoxville or Nashville Business College. fer NV
ing been identified with business educatioh FOR
more than twenty years, I'VE feel weAre capable Of
approaching the merits of these 1arstleiass Coz
leges. .'S'- -
! Prof, Goodman has, been ennihentls Successful
in preparing ypung men for bJsihessy and demOn1
strating to the business world that Business Uoie
leges can teach people how to keep books correct-
ly, and transact business generally, for we have
reliable information that within the past four
months the following named firms have applied to
him for his students to i'm commercial positions
I afbson, Lee h Cos; Chattanooga 1EY 9s1GI
Cowan, MeCfung & Co., Knoxville 90 -uAs
Haynes, Henson & Wright, Knoxville, ian sHi
Burr & Terry, Knoxville. .H'f isF'
Hill Waters, Lebanon I-tt sdr gJHi0
Southern Moulding Co., Detroit, Mich. hg9sol
J. F. smedley 4 Co, formerly Ada, Ohio, now
OF Nashville az aBu9i1f zI4an e9vE-f ru'
c. Z Smede Co, Nashville. t-p
Bradford 4 Co, Nashville. ,.....r..e ar
Tennessee Journal Of Education, Nashville i. 2
W r. Mcfarland & Co, Nashville, ans, I ,r
Fortreich & Co, Nashville. -. ,,t t,,s,uilo
A Crone Co, Nashville. ~
Previtt, Spur L 90 :, Nashville - -
Tax Collector & Assessor,s Offiee, Nashville. g
Enthusiastically the great present want of the
South fsE thorough aud practical business train
ing for her young men, ana In leaving our present
field Of Opekatioh we feel q our duty TO tender Our
warmest thanks to the people of the South in gen
eral and tothe Citizens of Knoxville in particular,
for the liberal guppOEt we have received at their
hands, and would at the same time, in this pub
lie manner, express our sincere desire, that the
generous patronage heretofore bestowed upon us,
may now, be transferred in hlll measure to otr
successor, , H. tt..fffrY fEt4 gTHrV @gTGf ~
We remain with kind reInembrances, -, .T.,f
The Publics Obedient Servants,
..tae 8. .S,,. JONES 81 sons
may 30 n. r.sIs1e lrshiI nous e."
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CnnsumntIon nnreA.

An old physician, retired from practice, hay-
ing lad placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure Of
all Throat aud Lung Affections. also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and al
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
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his suffering fellows. Actnatea by this motive
aud d desire to relieve human suffering, viii
send, free Of charge to all who desire II, this
recipe in German, French, or English, with fail
directions fer preparing and nsiisg. Sent By
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, w. A. NoYEs, I49 Foper's Dlorl, Eocl4cs-
teT, ~. n.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Something About What IS Going On in Other Lands
Than Ours.

Than Ours.
On Tuesday, October Is the island Of Chios,
in the Greeian Archipelago, and the mainland
OF Asia Minor were severely shaken By a sue
ceSsi0n 0f earthquake shocks. Great damage
was done 20 the villages, many Of them being
completely wrecked. The loss of life was very
great. nearly 5,009 persons having persisted. A
huge tidal wave followed the shock, carrying
many vessels in the Gu.f OF smyrna Ear inland
The city OF smyrna was inundated and much
property was swept away, and nearly 300 lives
lost. The villages Of Chesmeh and Vouria
have hardly single house standing Re-
ports are circulating ia the interior OF China
of a threatened war against al foreigners. The
ticeTUy Of Canton objects to foreigners trav-
er5ing the streets Of that city. .- CAPTAIN
AaEne Reid. the well known novelist, died at
his residence III London, on the DIST inst. alter
short illness. Captain Reid was sixty-live
years Of getewayo, the Zaia king has
surrendered 70 tie British--O' DonneN. the
slayer of Carey. has been denied the use of To-
haccO @hile IN pIison.--TAe cornerstone Of
the church which is 70 be erected upon The spot
where Emperor Alexander Il, Of Russia. was
killed, WIS laid, October Is, by the Car and
Izariila- Hith Imposing ceremonies, ia the pres
enac Df the court officials, the nobility, and a
vast coacoaEse Of people, including city oil
clhla, merchants and ethers.-AiO0dy has
been annoya1 az his meetings in Cork by the
interference Of the ccnspicuoasly uncongertel
The grand jury in London returned en-
Indictment charging ODonnell with the mur
ccr of Carey.
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1HEl MINISTER WHO FAILS to interest his congrega-
ton and build his church generally accused of bga preacher
studying hard enough That always where the trouble
Dyspepsia and liver disorders responsible for many
dull ard many pulpit When the Domines digestive
apparatus working and his giving him and his
brain refuses do its duty almost impossible make preach
good suffering minister bottle of Browns Iron Bit
You viii its effect Sundays preaching The Rev. Mr..
Zeg of Codor Pa parazed and could walk except with
cue until Browns Iron Bers made Of him. The Rev.
E White of Rock HILL It strength and
gor Browns Iron Bers only for the minister but for all people
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PAPER FOR THE MILLION.
S1.OO PER YEAR.

"To care for him who has borne the battle and for his
widow and orphans. si-ltBRAHAM LISCGLS.
The validity the public debt OF the United States
authorized by law including debts Incurred Tor payment
Of pensions and bounteS for services in suPprssng
insurrection rebellion shall not be questioned SEQ
4, ART XIV, CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
consider the abest paper devoted the interests
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mend it 10 all comrades Of the Order"
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address 6oTEe - Homo 4-Es3. Jn+.
252 Broadway. New York City, N. z
What the Peopfo Think.

Received Eouee ard Home and your EDIen-
did little Watch Thanks. Success to your
enterprise. Every number is an Improvement on
the Gt. May it throw its benign influence over our
entire country. bly son is fast becoming man
under IFS iniiuence.-C. CRAW, Cozgfeg, Ae6
Viii send more subscribers TO House & Home.
Z. IS very interestiagS and your prize Watch
keeps good tiInc-C. E.AYARSINCs, G7se09flle, Pc.
The premium Watch arrived to-day. 1t keeps
time as good as one that cost $50. Thanks.
JOHN BEEKMAN, r.. Aeao ByHmsqQfc6, ". :.
sFarffnrs rf,s Natsanaf rrfsb,rna
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formation already mentioned the nunsberoF killed.
wounded and missing IN eaeh battle On both sides
ogy Of al American wars, including that with
Mexico. snda Ist OF Presidents and Fice-fresilents
of the United states. rom Washington down. We
viii send This valuable book % arg aeress postage
pTePaid, receipt Of twenty-five cents. or To tas
Retter-up OF club Of two subscribers
Pictures
1. handsome photograph Imperial sze1 printed On
heavy tinted cards, Commander aaSieryoorE
tseiI especially for THE SATIosAL TEIaUSE or club
2 4 superb photograph, open and ink anish1 size IS
BY o. os the Grand Parade Review Of the victors OK
the Rebellion wheeling inso Fifteenth street. from Penn
syyaia avenue Washington. June, 1856 or club Of 10
8. Twelve stsreoscopic Views Of Washington, All new
series Photographed since the islcsug al
the puse buildings exterior and interior, FOR club of
met Senator's Representatives, supreme GSgT5 Justices
and other prominent men ANY enc Of these for club
CTS subscribers Catalogues furnished on agpliion-
Watches.
To any person who win send Us $40 IN money we Win
mall a copy OF THE NATIONAL IRIBUSE for one wear
and the Waterbury Watch. handsome and rellahls
time piece
Clocks.
L. AnsOnia Clock with alarm, for elab Of 70 sub
Ansonia Clock. without alarm. Sra club OF Is sub
scribers
Knives.
l. Three-blads Pruning and Budding KNIFE for cIaS
TTo-bIade Knifs. oil tempered and tested ss club
s. Large ThreebIade Kaie hand forged razOr steel for
q club Of 10 subscribers
scribers
E The above premiums VIII be postage and sx-
pTessage prepaid, or their place. for every
subscribers extra copy Of lHE NkrI0siAL EEfsCSE
VIII he furnished 70 the setteF-lp Of the club
EE The subscription price Of THE NATIONAL TRfsUSz
has been permanently fegee % ss.ae asss.sr per yssr
To guard against loss remit hy Registered LesssT Postal
Naies Postal Money Order DFafson Money
any ther way VIII be a the risk Of Tie sendez
address all letters
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615 Fifteenth Street.
Washington. ID. G.
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To advertise House and Home we have de-
ci5ed 70 make the following most agnhccnt offer TO
every reader Of this paper. Il is the practice Of the
gold and silver refners Of England and Switzerland
to purchase from the Tasvnbrokers all the gold and
silver watches which have been unrcdeeIed, SIM
ply for the sake Of the god and silver cases The
works are then sold 10 d celebrated watch firm who
have made specially Of this business. The firm
places the works in the hands of skilled workmen,
who put them in good condition. These works en-
brace every variety of movement, all handsomely
cased. We have Just purchased another large stock
f4oooo) Of the above watches al less than first cost
Of raM material On receipt Of So co the subscriP-
lion price Of House and Home, ard 80 cents
extra TO pay for packing, postage, and registering,
we wi send House and Home for one year (o2
nun1beFs), ard Of these Watches, POSTPAID, to
any address in the United States Watches mailed
the day the order is received. The watches were
purchased specially 10 go with House and
Home, and viii be furnished only to subscribers
thar publication. In orders introduce II at once
We make this unusual offer, which co,-id not be
made were it not for the fact that y,c bought the
watches at oae-qIaTter cost Of manufacture.
On receipt OF so cents extra We viii send our
new and elegant EYetch-cllain, with . Whistle
Charm and Dog Call Attachment just the
thing for hunters and sporting r1eu.
Money returned II not Is described.
Address House 81 Home Eplo. Co.,
NYxa-v ~ =
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1888.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE during the coming
year viii be a better paper than ever.
PREMIUMS.

As an fnducemeut TO the friends and readers OF TIE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE 70 form clubs and canvass new
subscribers, have concluded 70 offer the following
valuable premiums;
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csa1 90 ancnti. Something new. Rare chance $500
- 90 onthI free y. J. q. Co.. 3sl Canal ST., n. Y
Mention Iae National Tribune.
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NOW IS THE TIME
TO FORM CLUBS.
"reminiscences Of tbe War
MAI. GEN. @. @. HOWARD.
Written Expressly for
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SUBJECTS OF ARTICLES.

/, The Sudden caII-the Wife and Little 0nes-the
Volunteer Regiment Organized; 2 The DepartgTe-the
Volunteer Regiment route Washington: Reopen
Ing of the Baltimore Passage 3 Students for the Field
s. Washington in May and June, 1861 8, Bull Run Z,
The Pennsular Campaign 8, Manassas and Antietam;
o. Fredericksburg: 10, Charlottesville; IL Gettysburg;
Il, BRIDGEPORT and Lookout Valley; I3, Chattanooga
including Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain; H.
Something about the Fourth Army Corps, IS. Dalton and
Resaca; 49, AdaiTsvilIe and Carrsviic Il, New Hope
Church; is, Picketts Mil and Round Top 10, The
kenesaw; 20, SMYRNA Camp Ground; 2. Peach Tree
Creek - July a. 1s,4, before Atlanta g. Ezra Chapel;
o. Cutting Hnicas0ns; % Jonesboro and Loveioy
Station: 70. HYod's Raid and AiatDona: o. santee
Creek Gap 20 Gayiesyile; 2s The March Of the Right
Column 70 the sea; % The Junction ef the Army and
Navy 20. Fort McAiiisfer-the Bridge and the Rice
Mill 81 Beaufort and Pocotaligo g. The saikehachie
General Wager Swanye; So, The Sauia and the Broad
IS, Averysboro' and Bentonvile; 81. Johnston's
render 49, The March 10 RIcmond, and 50, ihe Grand
Review
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A SURE CURE F0R ALL DISORDERS OF THE
N Liyerand Kidneys sent on receipt OF one Dollar
ADDRESS, GEO. u. GRAssER,
Mention The National Tribune
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= BOOKS.
OLE THE CIyII. Wap n

CAMPAIGNS OF THE CIVIL WAR. ovoIs BY
the most distinguished military leaders as follows:
L. Tine Outbreaks OF Rebellion. By John G. Mo-
tay Esq., Private Secretary TO President Lincoln.
r fs rom nSrt smFY an 20 % (SEth S. Zen Hy me Hs
Treasurer OF the Society OF the Array of the Tennessee.
5. The Peninsula. By aergsdsF S W5t5 I}vt. aIai.-
Gen. U. S A. Assistant Chief OF ARTILLERY Army of the
Potomac lS6i-62, afterwards Chief OF Sa Army Of the
4. Ihe army under Pope. By Jasa G Ropes Esq,
>. The Antietanl and Fredericksburg. BY FEas-
els Rt.2p Payt late Colonel Twentieth Mass. Infan-
i. charlottesville and Gettysburg. By 4br.er
Doa0isdag, BYt. -eenI Z. s. A and Ma-Genl U. s.
!. rhe Array of the Cumberland. By Hsnry IT.
Cft, Breyet Brgadier-Gen1 .. S. v; A. A. G. on the
staff of Major Cen Rosecrans the staff Major
Gene Ihonas Secretary of the Society OF the Army OF
:. Tie mississippi. By Frcacts TTnton tasssa.
Lieut. of Engineers ) Army; late military attsehe 20
Russian Army and its Campaigns il 1sIs5s" and Of
O. Atlanta By the RoH .Iacob D. Car Ex-Governor
ofOhfe late Secretary of the Interior Of the United States
Major-Genl o. 5 V, commanding Iwenty-third Corps
10. The alarchsc the sea-FrankIin and Nash
late Secretary the Interior ofthe United states Major
gIe' IL ne S : ssmana m VlIsy ~ i64 Bg seS-s
e. P0aa Associate Editor of the AFHsy ard Mary Joa
New York: Charles Seribner's sons.
II. The Campaigns OF Grant in Virginia. By
II. fTtfI8fageNs.
Msior-G General O. s A. late Chief OF Engineers; Chief
of staff, Army Of Potomac, ls6s-04 commanding Sec
ANY Of The eleven for club of subscribers: sfora
club Of z for eu9 Of Is; for club Of so for
club OF %; for club OF 50; Tor club OF Tor
club OF iOi ior club OF Is. and 10 for club OF
CAPTURING 4 LOCOMOTIVE. The story OF one
of most brilliant achievements Of the war. Fora
club of not less than 5.
ROSTER CT ALI II RE6IaENTAL SURGEONS
and Assistant Surgeons in the late war with their
service and last known post-oilce address compiled
from official records or the OF the United States
Pension 0flice. This book should be in the hands
Of every ex-soldier and especially every applicant
for pension; for it cannot fail 70 be OF the greatest
assistance in the proving OF their claims But two
thousand copies in ALL OF this WORK have oeen
printed, and of these one thousand purchased by
| the Pension Oflce. The other thousand have been
bought by TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, which has there
by secured entire control of the sale of the book We
will furnish copy 10 any person who Viii send
club of 10 subscribers
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE BATTLES
OF THE WAR OF THE REBELLlON, with
dates complied from the official records of the Offices
of the Adjutant General and Surgeon General, and
adopted by the Pension Bureau, Second AuGit0r.
Third Auditor. and Second Comptroller of the Treas
ury Departments 1t makes volume OF nea4iy one
hundred pages. and contains. in addition 70 the in.
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GEORGE Z. LEMON,

&GE week in your own town. Terms and $ ontit
~co free. Address II. HA1EEr . Co.. Portland. Ma
Meassou The National Tribune.
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PAT en- I S!
CAN / OBTAIN A PATENTp

Send rough sketch or IF you CAM model OF your
invention to GEORGE Il. LEMON, Washington.
ID. C., and Preliminary Examination viii be
made of al United States Patents of the class OF
inventions, and you viii be advised whether
Patent can be obtained.
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d aTTE=I ? BEATTYs Washington. New Jersey
ROYAL GOLD! SOLID GASES 10
aaERfcAss MoyEMENT,
Stem Winding Watch XSEH xEB cazkR. azAhE
E o1T- @@eee
JEWELE1s PUZZLED AID AsToKTsHED Il!

JEW ELEls pUzZLED AND AsTOEIsHED !! /!
! FfsgTTHs, r.Jf.1Es..fs OF Cur CTTIgR ATID AN.
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sold READERS OF THIS PAPER at only 80, 90
each; Isi Watch m aso send beautiful CHAIN
end CLEAI. we induced 70 make this sacrifice know
orarig watch III se 50 hgiy pleased
that lie viii coafinue regular customer, ard buy
other jn7cIy from loril II Illustrated Catalogue that
send vita each Naea ~. guarantee these Watches 70
be F1E-tskLS TEf Elk ftE1'ss- the works are Of M
Tft1Ca% celebrated excellence the world
over and asfey SO NJ " = they STe thorough
protected from sbe lEt and Gust ntlng watch Is
dai}g exposed. VIII SOIL u CJI GtA sTAi4
the case finished f 1EsA A. GslL.f, the best substitute
gold discovered. II jewellers 70 tell tlat IL s
STAND ACID a.Id reebes gold very closely. They are
Tor use lSA1f085, STEAMERS and all other
places where 4G s6aAIFs TIN Z is required
received t1tfsnHiais from PROFESSIONAL
MEN, SCHOOL TIA HERS EECE AtslfS, YOUNG
ES aud La B fEs, ygo using the Watch. ia fact we
the MONEY If YOU not perfectly satisfied after
receiving It. WISHING to Immediately piaee OF tlsese
valuable watches in every locality in the United States and
Canada, make the following offer.
OUR GRAND OFFER. q 81 i. ssEsEii,I s,.i, T,sss. ssE
REGISTERED Nall. any address all charges i3ii.
Gre the abOve described Watches. beautiful Goid
Plated Chain witt handsome Crystal Charm attached,
uIl packed IN SIX Lined Case. providing
order Is received or before JANUARY lsf, 1851
We can only send cut IIaItTED NUMBER OF these
Watches price nafaed and In order to protect ourselves
jewelers. and spectators ordering in large numbers,
we in THIS iil'IF az ILP
On TIz ~ Iience require yod to 9Ji II GIT R3d
send with orler, that we may know You are
e. r. TIFFANY & Co., Jewellers, I
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entitled to the benefit of this Offer
Under circumstances wiil send MORE THAN ONE
WATCH At ABOVE YRICE, TO any one person. ard IL
others desired VI furnish them at regular prices
II you DO not Evaat watch yourself yog can sell u to
Eeigt9a and make handsome profit. Many OF oEr
agents se these watches at fToln SI5 to 25. We viii mail
you Catalogues at the time send watch, end feel
that YOU VIII be HIGHLY PLEASED that you VIII
exhibit Catalogues and Watch to your friends thus A-
SlSTI&G in selling OTHER GOODS OF STANDARD
QUALITY which manufacture from and original
designs, and 70 giTe satisfaction Our nrIn IS
known all the country and always do just
saywe vyi We erefer ven TO any Bana or Express Com
,ey this city If y1 90 not order at PRESERVE Z
THIS ADVERTISEAlEST FOR FUTURE USE sisDEfs
IsFFaRE JANUARY 7st. Send Money by Registered
Letter, 2. o. Money Order, Or Draft. Address,
fo5 Fulton Street, New York City.
The National tribune., 1883-10-25
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