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New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rip.r, Vessels anf RrHroris
CENEPAI, MARKET REPORT

COPFEE-R Rio tho spot steady but quiet at $50 for
Fair Options opened firm and closed seily after light
business The receipts at Rio ouy 5000 bags but tie
purh 0Op and the STOCK
2S5Oo0 against 7oon year Hsvre closed steady
saes 300 bags, closing follows April. 7lO67l0 :;
May 7Ob97.lO; June. fOna7 o.; July. 10 N ,O5; Aug
u,t 70Oa7O5 SePtem6er 1osGl.ln octoocr; ,,e .,1.
grades and good demand. sales 1000 mats Padong
OK SH is" loo do 10 al" 800 "kishon' l,O'0
Interior March sale 800 bags Maracabo and
2c0O baxs Capitania on private terms
cOTrON--poi Cotton nrm and unchanged. Sales 533
bales 27 EVENING" including 2od export and 33
for lomc cnnsuml;ion a0J bales delivered
The quotations. according TO the American CLASSIFICATION
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y. C. ii. X. X. X.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE l. ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLDFAM ID HUBS ~ RIVfH
AROUND OTHILLS OF CATSKILL MoUNlAINS,
MOHAWK.
and after March a. 1885, Will West i2d.
OF. station follows
trains leave from station Jay st.
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot of West
4.d.st.
Detroit aud Chicago. $3.50 m '6oO $40 p. seepers
through.
ST Louis. 600. $40 p. m. sleepers through
Buao Rochester. Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls, $50
500 y 10 p m sleegers aud drawing room cars
Uuca and syracuse. $50 IL % m, 900. $40 p.
Highland. Pokrepse and kingston =! 10 $50 li25 m.
$50. $50, 'l2 u D. M, aud 800 y m. for Kingston
saugertes and Albany '7;lo. % 80 ll26 355, CO.,
CatskiIi i TO- $50. 1925 a M 3.55. $40 pm.
Cransons West Point, Cornwall and Newburg '7l0,
% 80. Il 40 li25 m: $3.50. 40 $40 i 'lo anc
p m for Cr ston's. Cornwall anh N"-Jarx.
For Montreal and Canada Fast, 500 D. NJ.
Hanii London % 80 a. 900 -SlO Toronto.
a. M, ~ co. $40 IN.
DAILY tDay. except saturday. Other trains daily erceps
Sunday.
tons. or Information. Apply at ohce. Broosya.
loo, of Fuonst; New YOrk CITY sl5. s6s; s5l. go
Broadway 1851 Bowery and West shore stations foot u
West 42dst. and foot OF Jay st. North River westcotr(
Express will call for and check baggage from hotels and
dences Orders can be left at ucte onic.s.
HENRY MDSErr.
2S0 Broadway. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Var b 70. 1888.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYor and court ndt street.
HarrisJurg and the West. with Pullman Pa ace
aiIeSsa % Of o Fl .ra ph NJ ay ssS sseas
Cars at a. IN every day c--, ,,..
p m, connecting at Cory FOR Titusvie Petroleum
Centre and the OH kegions , ,,,r,,
gsT %a.aneoS sDS the he
Igress % s9. S5 P@ln .nnstoa s rS' p any %
E4$' . p m. u night sunday 5:ij a. m. 80.
For Atlantic CITY except sunday Through parior Carl
tSnns HSaaes say and inermease station.
On aaS' e5 ana aD'S and N 40 pSS SOP @
For Dld Point Norfolk via NewYork philadelphia AMI
Norfolk I;slroad -: week da and 2. n. evory
pds dsg Of va Ba Ge ana ray oe Lc w 1 p m we
Jersey CITY anOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
TiaiHs Arrive fIom PttsDurs 1870, sio, Il:o a. n 6.5s
ana '2 20 @ no s 80 s2 s ln 3 p'm Sunday.
900 ~ s. a m; $50 $40 and io.5 p. m from Pfii,:
sFRn' % so 90 1'f% $50 SO 7so Ss gs
$40 Ii:sj a. m 500 s 20. e:5i ego 0S5. io:5o D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trans leave New Yorx via Desbrosses and Court
go 72o. 8. g. - Chicago Limited and 10 washngto,
Limited ana m ~ a; m L. go. T. a;SS g. aud
and 4AO D. M smda's ! xpIes, 6l5. 6 lAn.iod.
10 ms daily eS sana % aa al y Y G and
~ 10 a. M j. = a.; a. ana m, and m on ~undaya
ret%rnns trains eavs Broad Street station Ph,adepna
2Dl 2med G ed ExSress o. ~ SaC and m So 80 = @ a a R
S5 j $50 eHa 9o m ls4S Z g. On s9 sS"nU Ls aC S5S S
Ls r "Sc @ " S na & @ %sSr S
and foot Desbrosses and Courtlan nj
Bnsehs Hotel lloboSs n station Jers' itv E@isTans
viii I'f e sS ior and check
baggage from no. Ell, ,o auc residences. .oon
Oh AANi General Maaascr General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
TROY BOATS-VlIZENS' LINE.

steamers CITY o. TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
A North River OF ChrstOpherst dar except Satur-
dav at q p. m sunday steamer touches at Albany
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
W YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WEsTEEN RAILROApI

IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements % ..I o1a DeDo@
room tosc2es q sinsna%ion kiaf. iofSsiisvc B"i,
Coaches Hornelisve to Cncnnatt
s D. m-Dsy Chicago and 81. Louis Limited Express" q
70 sH o!ira esn Charge Tor fast Hye 9is
cleveapd' iqso: 1ncinna., s.2 M Chicago,
SGaao isS sSspso:IoS FTl1ss & 80; The mosa
SS Faa:n bay and sleeping co%sss: 70 Sashs%ion El
fsns1'S poo" s%s rss..S =: Pr ga 80 VIII
@ c 1873 1:S Sso go s m sTanays Z a
Pss5'?n 70 30 ts5 I2 5 Ga s5 es i9c sS 30 s 99sS
:iS .S $sits. S"4s.!: ss ss" ,o ~
p N. l2 midnight saturday nights only sundays.
s'sS sansrn ~ 81 ss' 'ica9 hss sss 80
e. sS ss SsS & i@So o aH$ iS p aaa
warwick 4'i5. $780, 1920 m. 430 p m Sundays ''S0
Sewburs 7,So. a m $3.50. .so>s p. sun,
Roadoaf and Kingston and Nontsomsry m. SOP m.
Goshen 40. 5.s 7,69 Io:20s 1890 m. sso 20 $50. IA
$50 p no. sunday SAB, So io'los @ go 7sp%. n
1a ss ss fH S
Port Jerv: 4.s. 1850 8. 1920 m. 40. 7oo 800. sf
'% Boats sHaGay .sNe yasd si1 st. 4. y s2 s5 H.
thirty minutes. and llA0 p. m Sundays every thir
tickets for passage and spartncnts in Drawing Rooms
sleeplng obtain and Orders for the check
sas S S s & sfosssy p n'
IT, Train. from Ss e. sRs nfRs
'S0 !oRa Il T. al %BBoTTr iS Gsnr paur Aseu. N.w.Yor.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
GearErrs.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~ supplied without charge. 1EAC RS registered
free Many vacancies Form for stamp. r. r AVERY,
American School Bure9u. = We l4thst. n. Y.
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
- AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Gov
ernesees etc, Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
MKs. NJ. j. YOUNG-FULrON, !3 Union square
SCHOOL AGENCY.
JOldes and known in United Estabd 1885
J. W. sCHfRM kRHORN & CO.. last l4th-st. New York
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw-YosK. Saturday. April 3-BEEVE ES-Recepts were
head for siAughterers direct
The market. No reported Feeling
shipments AS ported yestefuay
CALN receipts we're "A head. and about 100 were
held over yesterday. Market quiet barely steady
prices. sales OK common TO Prime Yeas a .c
-HGenbeck Davis: FED Calyos 47U 10, &C,
Vol ll5 III. at qci 20 do llO b. At oa.ci Il 3J o.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rtceips were cars of 1868
hcad-o jersey aud 6OthsL
head again 81 20 4Jo head OT
Ibe light oneIings touay wanted at
Yesterdays prlces the It closed
aulet saes OF Common Prime [ sheep were AZ
80 80 3d. and carload Of clipped brought DC. eariug
ian,bs SOLD ~ - a 90 Tor Good
~ales-n lyz ohio sheep Iambs 81
ID, at nc ,. ,,,, .,..- ,, 80. =.
state LaDbs IA 10, at z &c.
Walsh hIrDy 60: 20 state Sheep. 93 N, az 6i2c
J. b. Co.: 2io clipped ohio sheep. ~ ~ at &c.
SeN Giett ~ OHIO sheep 81 ~ At 80 los DO,
s n 80 50. lli Indiana DO Y ID. at - 20 go do few
Isr,,. ~ 70 Z-y ONO sheep and Lambs .3 10,
a. 80 2ip michigan Lambs 80 ID. AT 81 0U
S iIdcvck: 80 Indiana Sneep. lO4 n, at 6-gc l4l
Michigan do. b. D at olyc.
.9,s-I,ceipIs were 20 Of 3O25 ad-ll cars OF
I.rey III at tOths Total for the
SssS against II l5Z week. Ior sale alive
Nomnally nrner at 81 oOSs4 so
LIVE STOCK Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
Jnsirnriion.
Musical instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
t6-WEST 23D-ST.-46.

46-WEST 23D-ST.-46.
The leading school OF ciocuon dramatic art foreer
eneuages dra wing and painting Free advantages equal
sia lessons per week For particulars address ,
h. EB nRHARD, President
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
Ddneina Nraoemies.

LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave.
N Wazing thoroughly acquired in few private lessons
(stricty private. Lea Ons day.
GEO. .WALLACE'S classes. 121 West 38th
" St, Broadway. and Harlem. l29th st. 4thave New
spring classes forming Ladies gentlemen and children Cr
culars.
MR.. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master of
NVl Dancing. BIS 5thavo See Circulars
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
rUHE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO..
i 1875 BRoApwAY. NEW YOEK. March lS l9s6

quarterly dividend Of and three cent
the capital stock tins company has tins DAY been declared
PAYABLE Thursday tho rst day Of April next 10 stock
holders the Of business Wednesday the
twenty.f0urth day Of March. 1885.
will be closed Wednesday March "a,
O'Clock p H.. reOpened on Friday. APr At 10
O'clock a. H. a II. CABtf,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
Cost an0 founo.

I OST or MISLAID in 1868, Certificate of
stock OF Delaware aud Hudson Canal Co.. No 1924 fer
SIX shares issued 10 John williamson All eau
toned against negotiating the application has been
made for new one.
w. s. WILLIAMSON Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
For Both Sexcs--Country.


DOCKLAND COLLkGE-NYACK-ON
III HUDsON.-Preparatory and business for gentlemen
Graduating Tor ladies' twelve teachers hnter ~
W. H. BANIsTER, A. NJ rrin-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
Nrw Publications.
THE LATE MRS. NULL.
yFaANK *. STOCKTON.


vol. l?mO Al 90.
prospect readers that their only regret
after auis IN book will again they
hope o. read ng IT for the first time"
The Tti.
.He has written which can't discnss without
augl ing that proof enough OF its quality-New
York Iii
u is fqscinatnely absorbing for simple charm OF
arsc;r Tor touches fanculness and for the
mo H. iiois aud e1biaratng spllt of fun"New York
Commercial Advertiser.
We cougratuatc novel reader upon the feast there is
IN The Late Mrs. Null "-Hsrtford Post.
al bri hit full oi the authors delicate humor
-: cw York .ournal Of Commerce
Altogether MI has added another TO his unique
creations winning for him growing sppre-
clslon ana a enc aud has made contribution 10
tie growing literature OF native fiction will command
univer,a attention "-BudLlo ines
rle t. Mrs Nui is delici Jus "-BostOn Journal
For where sent postpaid on receipt OF price
W
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
TEsE NEW LINE
Between NEW.YORK. PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT,
AND THE SnHTH

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
On and after March ~ 1856 the NewYork. Philadelphia
aud Norfolk abroad Can will Fast Day and Night
Express between YORK and Charles Trains leave
New York. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad weeG day and
daily arriving at Old Point Com ort 8 40 NJ week
days and $40 a. m daily; Norfolk $40 p m and 93 A. M
Sleeping through from New ork Portsmouth an
Buffet raror from NewYork to Cane Charles Tic cts
garorcar and eepingberths be secured at am
Ia. DUNAE n cOOVr
superintendent Cen auU fftlgnt Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
9teamboais ano Railroads.

LOR NEW W-HAVEN.-Steamer5 leave PecR1
Il slip at m and IL m. Sundays exceptedD II -
NJ stoamer arrives In tine FOR early trans North and EAS
EXCURSION TO New Haven and return, 81 ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
LIVE sTocg Markets 8Y TELEGRAPH

DuFfo April 3C1nLs- Receipts last - hours 1881 head
ofa Tor wess mus last
head Through. " cars. oi wmcl % 10 New
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
7THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL


Il EAILKOAD COMPANY.
TREAsUREKs OFFICE. GRAND CENTRAL DEroT
NEwYOHK March II. 1886
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of tins company will be closed
at 2 o'clock p NJ SAIU RDAY,the 4 iIKD davOf APRIL
next Cor The Of the next annual
stoogholders aud viii he reOpened the morning OF
FRIDAY the SEVENTH day OF MAY next.
HENRY PRATT, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05

! DAY LINE
ID To OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk Va, and south.
! via r. 4:{O IN. Parlor to Baltimore,
thence place steamers arriving at OLD Point Slj
| Norfolk o a. IN ii. V. rOMPKlNS. Gen' Pass. Agent.
| 3l9 N Y
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05

s6qe stTet GoaG or{inarv -: ia Mdn s's
Futnres we're at one time to points higher. bat lost
most OF tie lyance the The sales were only
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERSEY
~ from Chambers Depot FnQlewoody
CIoster, Pr.pOnt and NyacI 800 10 32O T. k56}
$40 $40. $40 .. m ~ midnight Sundays T. 8 a m anA
1881
Sundays . a
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
Dividend Notices.

CENTRAL X. r. Co. OF NEW JERsEY,)
10 LIBfRTY-5T.
NFw-YoER. March %, 1896
A MEXICAN DOCK AND IMPROVE EMENT
~ co bond coupons due January 1ss,i, will
be paid on presentation. J. '" " AAlSoMs
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05

ALBANY BOATS. "PeOpes Line
n DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
Leave Pier r. foot Canalt daily Sundays excepted
st6p
Connecting at Albany for all points North and West
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05

NoRTHFRN PACIFIC RAILRoAD CoMPASY.)
TREAsURBEs OFFICE NO. II DEOAD-ST,
NEw-YoRK. March 25. 1886.
COUPONS OF 1HE GENERAL SECOND
~ Mortgage Gold Bonds this Company. due Aprll
1886 will be paid upon presentation at tins Office on and after
that date The books Of the $1,000 Regis
will March 30 and reopen Aprl l. At
March 81 checks for interest due said
Registered Certificates will mailed TO holders o; record at
theiI respective addresses -. -. ,... ,.,, . =, ,,
GALLATIx NATIONAL BASK,(
NEw-N oRK March 81, 1856.
THE DIRECTORS of this Bank have this dav
i declared a DIVIDEND of FIVE fj) PER CENT out
Of asst six mOnths payable April g. 1886
will closed until that date
ARTHUR W. SHERMAN. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05

ALEXANDER INSTITUTE. - MilitaI
n Boarding school. White Plains. n. Y.
PrucilIID. II. MIIIIS. Dh. ID
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction OF ia es 70 all points, Boston 81 worces
tar 81 Pie -, North klvsr foDJ OF
Wattst next pier above Desbrosses street Ferry
d. III. daily, except sunday
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
DONDHOLDERS COMMITTEE.
LAFAYETTE BLOOMINGTON &MUNCIE RAILROAD.

THE NKwYoRK CHICAGO AND IT. LOUIS RAILWAY Co.
CLEVELAND. ONO AprIi /. 1856
NOTICE Is HEREBY q VEN that the an
~ nual of the stockholders Of the New York:
ncago amt Raj for the riectOn OF
fo The Of o er busin - may
prop VIII helO The principal office OF
the company CevelaDd ONO Wednesday the 9TH day
o May. lssG. at 10 o'clock a nj. -
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.
IL Tho Sfe2mer

JAMES W. BA LDWIN
VIII leave Monday WedJesday and Friday. at
o'clock from Pier foot of Harrison North River
Landing at Cranston West Point). Cornwall, New urg
Marlboro Keiton. Peughkecpse and cting
with Ulstor and Delaware and stony Glove ami CatsH
Mountain Railroads
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
BOSTON NEWPORT. NORTH AND EAST

CArSKILL EVENING LINE.
" For Catskl. Stuyvesant and intermediate landings
Boats daily Sundays eIcepted IRON Pier So foot OF
'"''''' 'r FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. .-Passenger
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and

w Leave Grand tentral Depot as foowsi
A. m, arriving IN New port AT - D. m
A I'D M, arriving In NEWPORT Al 200 m.
ID awing room cars attached 70 both trana)
THEODORE WARREN, Supk
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

ssrJNHE ELMS," Springfield Mass Family.
i Day apd Music School for airI Primary Academia
alnssica AND POet-Graduate Courses
MISSES POTTER q CHAMPNEY. PrincipalA
New-York tribune., 1886-04-05

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CON-
i PANY.-Thr annual meeting OF the Stockholders tho
Union Pacific Railway Company, Tor the choice Directors
for the ensuing year and the action ~ tuS
which may legally before the meeting will be held
Meionaon Hall No 81 Tremont-st Boston ednes-
CAV first day OF March next At 10 O'Clock m
Transfer books Will be closed March o.
CHARLHS +. ADAMS, JR. President
HENRY MCFARLAND. Secretary
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-07-24
Greater than the greatest.

The largest and most prosperous bus
mess establishment iu the south.
The fame and good done by the S.
S. s. company cannot he told in the
limited space we have, bur suffering
humanity has blessed the man that
has given TO them the means Whereby
their sufforings could be alleviated.
OF ali the patent medicines that have
been offered to the public, none has
ever received the substantial endorse.
ment that this great medicine has.
There is hardly drug store in the
United States that does not keep this
great alleviator on its shelves. The
first cause of the success of S. S. S.
is its merits. For brood poison it is II
remedy that never fails. 1t has
routed disease, and victory in tie
shape of huge fortune has been
realized by the s. S. s, company.
Mothers have blessed it for the relief
of their children, Augusta Chroni.
Gle, May %, 1886.
For sale by sll druggists. Treatise
on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atnn,
ia, Ga. New York, 157 West 23d
Street.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-07-24

boys in the hospital, and is teaching
them 20 spell. A magnificent dinner
was served to the party in the con,
victs' dining room, consisting of the
delicacies of the season served in the
best style. MIS-. Lincks, the famous
and beautiful diamond thief, 81 oeriB>
tended its preparation. Col. Cain,
the superintendent insisted on the par.
ty thoroughly inspecting the cells,
bathrooms, hospital everything else y
the pen, and everything was found to
be in "apple pie order" We are GER
tain that majority of the convicts
live better there than they did at
hOme-much better, really, than they
deserve.
Under the escort of the general
manager, Mr.. James BOwrOn, the
party went in their special car on Fri
day to South Pittsburg, in the Sc
quatchie valley, where half the day
was spent inspecting the two large
furnaces, the foundry and the shops
of his company; and right here we
|
fad ourselves unable to do justice to
one of the grandest enterprises in Ten
nessee. Within the last ten years
busy, live, growing city has sprung up
here where was then a corn field, and
now one thousand tons of freight are
daily received and sent out. Situated
between two mountains, one filled
with iron ore and the other coal, in
sight Sof each other, this company
manufactures and ships iron to Pitts
burgh, Pa, after Ipaying five dollars
per ton freight, and underselIs the
furnaces there. Nowhere in the
world are coal and iron found in SO
close proximity as it is in Tennessee
and North Alabama, and it is only a
question Of very few years when
these two states will be the busiest
iron manufacturing points on earth.
Our people are absolutely ignorant of
the vast and almost fabulous fields of
iron and coal in this state, which only
needs the magic touch of some Of the
idle capital now ip our bank vaults to
develop Tennessee into the richest and
: most populous state in America. Mr..
Bowron's company is already doing a
great work, and are now preparing to
erect another blast furnace, to be fol,
lowed, probably, at an early day by
rolling mills and other works. One i'm.
portant featyesiR their manufacture
is an immense number of sad-irons
} which are cast, finished and box for
the markets daily. Each of our party
carried one home as a memento Of
! this pleasant visit. We would take
pleasure in giving details of the work
ings of this immense plant if we had
space. The party We're elegantly
) feasted here with all the delicacies Of
the season, enjoying the finest dinner
and supper of the entire trip at the
} hotel of Mr.. r. M. Payne. This wri
! ter will not feel satisfied until he agar
: visits this live and growing young
city. Tennessee owes much to Mr.
5 Bowron, whose modesty is only ex
celled by his highly educated anC
wonderful administrative ability.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-07-24
Wild Cherry and Tar.

Every body knows the virtues of
Wild Cherry and Tar as relief and
cure for any affections of the Throat
and Lungs; combined with these two
ingredients are few simple healing
remedies in the compositions of Dr..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup,
makingit just the article you should
always have in the house, for Coughs,
Colds, Group and Bronchitis. Price
30 cents and S1.00. Samples free.
Sold by Stewart q Danner.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-07-24

Bristol Reporter; The East Tennes-
see democratic candidates for govern
or should keep their temper and not
sacrifice the interest of this section to
their personal ambition. Any disap.
pointed East Tennessee candidate
throwing his vote to a Middle Tennes-
see man, to defeat the leading East
Tennessean: would be remembered
for his treachery. We anticipate no
such course, but it is best to be on
our guard.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-07-24
Dentistry.

/ have opened an office in Milan,
in the Dickinson block, over the bar,
her shop, where I can he founl DUR
ing Office hours, by those wishing
Dental service, and earnestly ask the
public to come and see me. Gold
work Specially. Artificial teeth
mounted on any material. Anesthet.
les used in the extraction of teeth.
Thanking the people for past favors I
am, Very respectfully,
r. T. DAVIDSON, D. D. S,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-07-24

McMinn Citizen: The most inAu>
entail colored voters of Hamilton
county resolved, at their mass meeting
Monday night, to support the demo-
cratic nominees tOr county Judge and
sheriff against the republican nOmi>
nees. From this it would seem that
Harry GriscOm Of the Commercial, as
a party leader, was a failure, and that
the republican party down that way
IS getting all "busted up"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-07-24

A special to the :Courier'Journal
from Greensbu,g, KY, relates the
following remarkable story: The rites
of matrimony were performed yester-
day between Glenn Bishop and Retta
Boston by David Judd. Nothing ex>
traordinary attaches to the above ans
nOuncement except when it is known
that the groom is 76 years old and the
bride only 7. Then the thing assumes
the character of an outrage. Bish-
op is a self.styled doctor and has
found a few people ignorant enough
to accept his services, though it is
said that his practices have not always
been free from danger. He is also a
preacher.