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The Weekly Herald.
MAY Wth, is
OtU i" worth
If ilic SihiIhtii IH iiirr;iis i.ike tlie
mffUfjui that li nixii frauils !n a fait
. .-ii not bo corrwtad by Cottgr iotul
jetton, ami that Fiori.ia, Ihroufh ii
iMulsrlr DOUftltatwl MithWitfaw, mu-t
Invr -. i ate and iin-cruin bj lite;
charipKl in tin- MoUn oonfbwionj wliai
art) (lie Wottltf ru Dowoentfs gulin ta
do ,.! nut it f
'I'Ik- New York Win ill aopceUfi thai
the plan wbloh tba Bepubtieaiu arc
mM i" have adopted tor neefertiig
majority if tin' next lIone i- a -1 n !
one and a good one, and believes tint
it will prove troubleoan to the iemi
eints, 'I'll'' World, warui Southern
people that the possibilities an' all
acalitct tbem and all in flu rot of ma
king1 capital for the Republican.
ii:.- Ktatement arai made boom weeki
rijf. . ih.it i. m. Qeweral Kev bad deular
i ii thai a ft'orfced for Ti Men and be
II I Mot honestly elected, ami that
Hayes was put luto ofltce ly fraud
Mr. Key motlcca these reports t" key
that he never made any piled tiotJsra,
tlott j thai lie iiii not work for Tlldeiii
an i thai ha believos the electoral com
mlaslon settled, the pjuettlou of the
I'rcaldent'i Htlejtisllr.
Tlie agricultural developmenl of the
United siaii - line been tretneudolif of
lata yeara. Thus the com crop lucres
od from 7W,ttO000 bushels In tor, to
1,810,000,000 in isrr. or nearly mo per
I'lMit. in a !-lny,l' decade. The hog crop
hns mora than doubled during the
xauie period, being the last year 0,048,
."; h.-ail. The yield of wheal last yeat
was 100,000,000 buihels, or 00,000,00
more than was ever before produced.
There was quite an exciting time In
Congress Monday. Mr. Potter, of Pa.,
Introduced a resolution to luveatigate
Republican frauds In Florida. The
Republicans then wanted to amend the
rerolution and investigate frauds in
Mississippi. To this tlie Democrats ob
jected, u'ul there was t 1 1 L Mtcltlng
dobato. But the Democrats refused to
have their fraud in Mississippi Inves
tigated. The Republicans had agreed
to vote for the resolution if they would
Investigate both Mississippi aud Florida,
ami nduicnt r Uilenientarr thereto w ill attend eaeh of the limtUiiit s
or iu wplaoadiaa thereof be and The circular of the stale Buperintan-
IkOMHM are in n l,y NMftledj pn vi dent add:
Ided, however, that Mirii rcpaaj nhall L'sjunty HeperintSflsntS in tin n-
Jin no ninuiier invaliilatt! oreff. ct any qmntlTO dli Hints will forward to Ibis
, caia-in biinkruptcv Ukstitcrted acl lottico, with as Uula delay postibts,
jicndniK in any court nrior to the day n,,-name of lea. In r. or other Pduoa-
when this act h hall Labs eflsot, bsrl a, ,, . vlt,t.M to ,,.., ,
t , all H.u h pd,g ,Vftt and till fa- . j,, ur preakal exercises Oi
-:-"-"l, IUUUII, III TK .... , .. ......,
fptrl trf aJIpalna, nonqlllai and for
Mturcs which shall haw Ixrn incur
red imJ'-r any of said u'.-t prior to
the day when this act takea effect) or
I wbicb may be. tneieaftrr Inevrred
uudif any of ilmm- prorhuoai of anv
of said acta, waled, for the punioan
nanud in this ai t, ire kej.t bj bret,
and till peoaj so li ii8 and iriuiin.il
prOOoedinga for a violation of anv of I
mm acta, whether then pending or
thereafter instituted, and in reaped
of all rights of dobtors and creditors,
except the right of commencing i ;i
nal prooeedtngi in bankruptcy, and
all lights of and suits by or a jaii.st
laaigneM under anv or all of said sots
in any matter or '.i8, which shall
The Grand Jury at its recent session
found about forty new Indictments.
TJn -c Indictments at the next term of
the court will COSt the OOUUty U0 less
than faOO.OO that la, If we judge by
the past. During the past term of the
court seven-tenths of the cases brought
Jiy the Grand .Jury were acquitted, and
the county has to pay the cost. The
reason of this i.-;, the Attorney Qeneral
is forever meddling with the Jury and
causes them to bring bills of indict
ment when he knows there U no case.
But under the pre-cnt law he getaa fee
w hether' indictments, are Mislained or
not, and very little be cares who suffers.
A majority of Attorney General.-, arc
ready at almost any time to do any
thing to make live dollars for them
selves. It is time such officers were
knocked out of the community in
which they live.
iiishop Baven ami tiio Prenlilent.
I5islioi Haven, writing to the Zion
Herald, from South Carolina, refers to
the Republicans breaking loose from
Hayes, as follows :
"I rejoice ut the broaklug away of
the great leaders of liberty from ului
whom they had chosen to defend it,
but who has betrayed it, and who will
Miller for (hat betrayal from the Amer
cail people a worse contempt and de
lestation than has stamped the nnmes
of even Arnold and Jefferson Davis.
One of the greatest sius of the times is
the growing love ami reverence for the
great Captain who won the country's
liberties, whom she Suffered to he sou
Hod by malignant critics that could
only till the air with their assaults, not
stain the brightness of his fame,"
Memorial iay at Vleksbura
A Vloksbitrg special, Suuday, says:
'Memorial Day was observed here yes
icrdaybyex fllfon and ex-Confedcr-ate
soldiers, and the graves of both
were decorateil with flowers. The blue
and the gray marched in the same pro
cession." Aud thus shall the lion and tlie lamb
lip dow n together.
Why Bhcihrd Withdrew.
The Chattanooga Dispatch in speak
ing of ..Mr. Shepherd's withdrawal
says :
'UOne of the main motives which
moVid lion. Lewis Shepherd to with
draw from the canvass for the Circul
Jlldgshlpi w as an Opportunity to form
a professional alliance with Col. V7, II.
Do Witt. The partnership should be,
andnodonbl win be, eminently suc
cessful, Do Witt is an old, experienced
and able lawyer, well known for his
legal learning in Middle Tennessee aud
to the bar ami bench of the Slate.
Homo of his efforts in the Supreme
Court are of an exceptionally high
order. Shepherd is a popular and ri
sing lawyer, a close studeul and hard
oiiicc worker, before whom there is
certainly a brilliant futUr). We heart
ily congratulate both gentlemen on
their good fortune in each obtaining in
the other just what Is needed to make
ns nearly a perfect legal llrm as possi
ble." --- -
Repeal r tin. HOMkrapl Law.
Tito Benats on Friday passed the
bill lo repeal the UOaktUPt law,
amended to that it should take elici t,
on tin) 1st of September Instead of
tin- 1st of January, The following
i the bill ill lal!
That the bankrupt law approved
March 30, 18(i7, tille sixty-on i Boris
oil StatUti s, it: d an 00i entitled "An
act t snund and inpplcment an att
entitlt d an act lo establish a uniform
system of binknijdcv throughout the
United States approve 1 March 2d,
Is". and for other puijioset, i;.p;m.
ddJune H2d, Itfjdj. ano all acts in
may be pi Intel and distrlbUMd at u
early a day a- Hi--iblc.
Couuly BHiporinteo dents arc remind
cit that an c.ii not Sttd BOilVS eo-ojM'ia-:iou
iroiii them is ueoassorf tO the ui
reas of tbeoa lastitutes, and, with ibii
xi.-v. , all the assistance to the Slat'- Ml
p rlutendent (ami in good season; tbej
uoa extend will contrlhute to protlta
hie and pleasant couvt u lions mutuali)
ioail.
tiasliiuctosi t.clltr
WaamvoTOn, i. C, Hay llth, "s7s.
il i iiiiiliiu!i;c.lly line, thai u I
tsuvjotity of hsadiug Diowerota here
i ougressmen and others heartily wish
have arisen prior to the dav when -McLin, Dennis and the QtherCOUffessor
this act takes (.rT. t, which shall be
on the firat day of Sent., Anno Do
mini. 1878, or in any natter or bom
w hich shall arise after said last mm-
iiaM t'ccuw ell, iu Halifax ir some
other luaOCeSSable place, before tbej
opened their mouths at Tildeu's bid
ding, to precipitate a dilemma eltlu
d day, the acts h.-rchv n pe.ilcd shall ' horn of which orudeut men would be
continue in full force and effect until j glad to avoid. It has pleased the party
the same shall he folly disposed of in I In (his position : If its mauagers de
cline to call for an Investigation, Til-
the same manner as if said acts had
not been repealed.
Tin' Mil goes back to the House for
concurrence in the amendment.
Coevloctoa urn (tooiwfs M nrSri.
Iflsi Kate Sothern, a yOUUg w ile a:,
mother, of respectable and Influential
family connection, vas tried at the
Plokens (Ja.) Supremo Court r ntly,
com let' d of murder In the Srsl degree
and senteuced to be hanged, for the
killing of Ulss Kate llainbrick, one of
the most fascinating bolls Of Northern
Georgia, tnsaue Jealousy was the cause
of the murder. At a party given a:
Miss Rambrlck's father's, to Botheru
and wife, soon after their marriage,
airs. Sothern requested her busbaud they could coullne It within safe llmlta.
not to dance with Miss llambrick, who ; They oould not w lib good grace refuse,
had been a former sweetheart of bis. U demanded, to Include all the Males
Late In the evening, seeing ber bus-1 alleged to liave been carried by tlie
band dancing with Miss H., tin- win "Jlissl8lpp,l plan" or methods equally
procured a knife, entered the ball-room diabolical and subversive of every ch-
snd saying to her victims "Yon have mentof Government by the majority,
danced enough," stabbed her to the Then tlie truth or falsity of the charges
heart. This is the sc on ! geuteitcc of ,,!" murder, intimidation, terrorism, and
den's subalterns though nw in num
ber, Joined by the botspun and mollg
UaUtS, WlU Oertalnly embrace the ex
lent opportunity offered lo push them
selves tu the front and demand that
they be recognised as the only true
exponents f adulterated democracy :
and there is every reason for bollevtug
the validity of their pretentions would
he so gcuerally admitted in many
Bourbon committees ps to r,ender the
relegation U) private life of many w ho
dare show their look of sympathy fbf
tiie movement, a foregone conclu Ion.
On thb oilier hand If the inquiry is
onoe set afoot, i; is hardly probable
the Kind in Georgia azalnst a woman,
bulldosing must come to liirht and ev-
and the case excites much Interest. er onB mui K,MW eyot' possiou
The case goes to the Supreme Court Ryof cavil whether tlie "bloody shirt"
but it Is not believed that Gov. col. tales of paM years were founded in
onitt lit.. Km- Km'lli villi,.! ti,.. ll'litll Ol" lal rCllOO'!. J ICU H W Here lllC
lie WO-
mauuenung, snenauner imant in
her arms when the received
sentence.
leaders are to-day and that is the for-
thc death ntldable problem confronting them for
solution. It appears not Improbable
I that the malcontents may Succeed in
DUtribatlon of Petbodr School Fand, egging them on to suicide. The Dcm-
From the Nashville American we ocratic meuibers'of the House Ju liclary
see that Superintendent Trousdale Committee have prepared a long list of
baS mode OUt tt list Of the Schools ill ttl,ru.M rnultliur alleffed frauds in
the Slate entitled to a portion of the
Pcabody fond, which will be paid to
the respective schools at the end of
the ten months session, upon their
officers making a certificate showing
that they have complied with all the
requirements. The aggregate amount
to be paid is 18,000 and the follow
ing arc the schoois and amounts in
East Tennessee:
South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana,
and resolutions based on them, calling
for an investigation. These me to be
Submitted to the House With tin: expec
tation that it approve them and empow
er the Committee to send for persons
and papers, We are cow waiting the
opening of the ball ill that way.
Although the representatives of Lord
Bolston .Seminary. Jefferson Baconfleld 's Tory Government have
counts; $100; Greeueville school, 1 8& reason for supposing that this
Greene county, flOOj Cleveland eol- Government will carefully observe its
ored school, " Bradley county, 100; obligations In case of war between
Edgewortb school, Sullivan county, Great Britain and Russia, it has no
$100; Cane Creek Academy, McMinn pow er and probably no disposition to
county, ?100; Flint Spring Academy reverse tlie strong tide of popular sym
Bradley county, 100. The highest patby of the last mimed power as bo
amount received by any one school t v. ceu the two; nor Is it likely any lu
is $600, by Labonou public school, in terfereuee with the lawful sale to her
U ilson county. Qf ghipg 0r any of our other property
would be approved. All throngli our
HIU lilt: IkilH'A,
That there is an alarming increase in
the number of suicides in this country
is evident on reading the records as
published in the daily p ipers. Every
day the dlspatoheschronlclc the suicide
of from three to live persons, whose
prominence of the circumstances of
whose death make the announcement
of general interest. During one month
Of the present year the w eekly average
of such suicides was over twenty, and;
possibly the average has been nearly as
great for all the months. The reported
Mia tnba I., oil muilsi .. f' 1 '
...... ... ' i .. ' i .'i .wi,i,, tin,,'. . ,
. . . . .. ludaiifonces
include young people as w en as o:.i;
people prosperous and in good health
as well as people disappointed and
sick.
Division it mi Platrlct Teach-
crx' IllNllllltcS.
State Superintendent Trousdale has
issued a circular announcing that
teachers' Institutes will be held ill the
Congressional districts of tic State du
ring the summer, at KllOXville, Cleve
land, Franklin, Tullahoinu, Winches
ter, Union city, Parle, Brownsville
and Bolivar. The Bast Tennessee In
stitute is announced to meet in Knox
villeonthe SO, 21, and Mdof dune
next. A District Institute will also
be bell at Cleveland on the 36, 27, and
BSthofJuue. Other appointments for
Bast Tennessee will hereafter be an
nounced. Each Institute will be held for three
days, and it respectfully suggested
that those who consent to read papers
take part in discussion or Illustrate
methods should be punctual in atten
dance. It is also desired that teachers
be present promptly on the first day
illld at the morillng session.
The state Superintendent w in be ac
companied to each Institute by three or
four practical teachers w ho are emi
nent in their professions, among w hom
arc Prof Edward S. Joyes, Vnnderbijt
University: Prof, .lames Dinwiddle,
Southwest irn Presbyterian University;
Prof. i:. Li Klrkpatrick, E. T. Unlvi r
in , and President of the State Te loh
r ' As ooJ tionj I rof, II. Presueli,
Jonasboro; Prof. G. D. Hughes, Edge
field; Prof, c. Uslleuder, Bumner
o imity Fr jf. G. K. MoOhee, Trenton ;
Us Clarn Conway, Memphis Prof
W. It. Garr f, S: h I le, Some ..f
those or oilier dl Itlligllil 10 1 t?OCilflrs,
late war Russia w as friendly as Lng
laud w as meanly and hypoc: itically
hostile. Our shipping Interests have
never recovered from the blow inflict
el by the piratical cruises John Hull
encouraged certain of his subjects to
build, aud otherwise equip to prey on
our commerce. The Geneva award
may have Bittlslted the letter of the
openly violated law', but It did not ex
tract the sting of British hostility
w hen- W0 had every right to expect
friendship, nor of English insolence
w hen our bauds were mi full that such
were thouffht entirely
safe. We have not forgotten, either,
how BlnCkbilru was harbored and lion
ised aeroes: the border ; how nests "i
I conspirators menaced our frontier
towns from tic Canadian -Me: i:.w
the law was twisted und perverted to
save tbcin from arrest and puuUhincnt
alter returning there from their plun
dering and murdering expeditions on
tiie. hikes and against our unarmed
cities. J.'or these and hundreds of sim
ilar reasons my Lord Baconfleld and
his Agents here are likely to Hnd the
pi o-ltii.ssian feeling exhibited at South
Wosi Harbor, the prevailing sentiment
iii communities that sympathised w ith
too Union cause ; and the lelflshuosi
manifested toward the Confederacy
don't insure him many friends South.
The Syndicate's demand for the t1,
per OOllt. bonds has far exceeded the
expectations of those most sanguine of
of the (accost of Ur. Sherman's plan of
resumption. $M,000,f)00 have been ab
sorbed in less time that It w as expect
ed to dispose Of $10,000,000. The large
popular demand for tlie 4 per cents is
said to increase rather than diminish,
and the sab s of all issues Is given ns
above $9,000,000 daily. Mr. Sherman
and his friends believe resumption at
the tinn lixeil a certaluty while these
at the Capitol opposed are doing t heir
level best to frnstate. $ As if to pres
ence the equilibrium, the Mexican au
thorities seem datlroui of inaugurating
a row while the Fenians threaten lan-
OdO. McDow ell's troopi pursuing the
Bottom mnrudera were notified they
would be treated us Invaders if they
dared cross Into Mexico, in response
to requests for further Instructions
If Powell's attention was called to the
orders given Gen. Ord, which recited
mat Mexican raids mini be suppressed
even It we bad to pursue the TtHlH
Into Mexican Ml, (attest adrleae,
how ever, make inatli l s .riu t( little
more poeifiei ami oni boltowM he has I
h.ulled Ix'ido's partisans w ho weie
a'xtut to swoop dow n on to Qbu from
o'ir iMs of ibe river.
Di Win.
A reward of $l$t0 fat ofibred for the
sppreheasiea of Dr. R. c Psiaw w ho I
killed Col. V. L. Salisbury, editor of
(he Columbus, (Ua.) Eaqnlrar. Pal
mer is about :1J or $S years of age, san
dy or (Ink brown bair, long lOfldy
nstaebe, about 5 feet, n luohas high,
Weighs about 1A or 100 pounds, is a
little sloop shouldered, but w alks very
erset, oeoally wean hit bat on the
book of his head.
OA i.i. fOM HKBTIMC 09 Tin: iu--rtJM4CAM
BUM UT1VM COMMIT
1 i.i. or BMAOUtl i KT1 .
The Uepubiic. in Bxeeuttva Commt
lee of Bradley County are hereby csll-
sd to meet at my office in Cleveland,
Saturday. May -!.'t!i, at 1 o'c!K-k p. in.
as business of great importance to the
Republican party in Bradley county
wll be transacted. It la hoprd that
every member of the Committee will
atteud promptly. Should there beany
one that cannot possibly be preeeut,
they Will ph ase notify the chairman at
once so the vacancy can be title!.
Itvspectfnlly, W, s. TmcxK,
Chairman.
The following are the Committee :
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If , I V II
Di District, A. .1. Cm:,
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8th ' W, L. Siunr.
Wi " IJOiCOTX
8th ' W, s. Stmckhkhum;
'iii " Exoi ii SniPLBY.
; th ' John Tmoytiui.
nth Sin Lack,
18th .1. i!. smith;
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t ail lor tt Greenback Conven
tion. The follow ing citloeiM of the Nation
al Greenback Club of Bradley County
Trim., met at the Court House In the
town of Cleveland, May Oth, ls"h, for
the purpose of organising a County Ex
ecutive Committee of the Greenback
party, to-wit :
District, 3, Club N0.8, J. R. Camp
bell; 3, Club Mo. T. Soutberland :
S, Club No. !, .1. II. Lea; 6, Club No. 7.
W. L. Sharp; 6, Club No. W. P.
Barrett; o, Clnb No, lit, W, V. Bdds:
K), ( lull No. 13, .1. T. Sartlu; ll, Club
No. 13, Wiley lluffaker; i, club No.
:f, W. D. Miti bell; 18, Club No. la, s.
M. Hani. ion.
The committee organized by electing
John UcPherson hairman and .loin,
Boone Secretary, l-i by motion the
committee agrees to call a convention
of the Nations! Greenback party of
Bradley County, to meet at the Court
House in Cleveland, on Saturday, May
36th, 1878, for the purpose of nomina
ting uouury ' niccrs. -jnit. nv motion
each club is entitled to three delegate (vllfttlAnOOgA,
io s,i to coimi'uiiou ;ii,ii me UUHrlClH
which have no club, the same number
of delegates who lavor the greenback
party, ik), by motion tlie following
resolutloni w ere adopted, to twll :
Resulted, that WO ItljUfSt the ( leve-
laiul BaaALu and Clovolui'.d Itaiiuerto
publish the proceedings of tiiis com
mittee, liy motion adjourned.
JOUN UcPllKHSON, Chairman,
John Loom-, Secretary.
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(SI cllssfjns 'I'D UOBRIMN . M ,s.j
H bolettle A Retail Dealers In
Men's, Youths' & Childken'k
Beady Made Clothinq,
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I I Mi WOOL ind BTRAH HATH,
TRUNKS, ai.isks und UMBRKM.AH
Also GUM A N D RUBBER 0OAT8, r.
Olve Bp Attention to White, Colored and u ....let, si,:rt
AN., io Beat Unen Oollars, Cuffs, Silk and Unen HandkorehioV
ali o which ire offer al the VERY LOWEST 1WCK8 Sl fJAKlT
l swrstirii1 a"5on ern Mlheminioii l
an bej iiml this aide ol lite Manufactory.
Special Attention Given to All Orders.
Xo, : i Market Street, Chtttoiioogm Tonip.
March "J. 3m.
Establisfieu 1330.
Absolutely Puro
'and PALATABLE
A
lAixcn
If Tlirna!
S mill l.i! ii!
Proscribed
by Physicians.
Use no other
iro
.i v tn
ft BoW
s i every
I I whr.ro
Lilt
J.o. Oa JJAit!:55 st CO, Prosjifetors, PhtlndelphtiT, p.
9 L
Pi
Has enlarged its capacity and is prepared to make kinds of Cast
inffs such as
HIGH TESriWO'vV.
-A OflKSf NVe:4VlC-: .. .
kxNv.1 It'TT.M sf -v . ., ,:,
wntrn ra-toniy0-iTtu i1 Itannt y llii liair.
Tint rnilueut rh(iiill hw wiwai-Uitl Irt
proJjrlnj a lla'r '.' r hi ill linllati-a
Mturn n lUTftcllOO, Ultl bacalfi v.:y
now rejoice."
i" tee $1.00, O'nr .'(." .'',-. nv
ffew -ru. coitiotfutiirt
fe In rt ut hnmo. ftfltnples wortli
qU iu AVtifruc tliiBon A Co., fortlanil,
Uaiue.
SOKGlll M M1TXS. EVAPOnATOltR, FCHNACEH, MM I IVOIIK nw
URAL JOBBING WORK, IKON RAILlNR, HTOVK ItKPAHtlVfi 1 k'imivtJ
ANDGRATES, IRON BACKS FOR FIRE VLM Kmjy, Toil landau
Assorted stock of Hollow-Ware.
KETTLES FROM 15 TO 80 GALLONS, Pl.dVs .M UOLLOH'.WVHK
SPEI IALTY. All onlrr- for Jobbing Work will receive iironiiil ntfciitloii '
('hargies moderate. Gnu us u trial and noirnarautec Batlsfaetiiiu
nil orders tn
8. I). LOWE,
Tenn.
fl 1 . M . . - J ti. I!..
ItollinK Mill sealea, Wnfpin
' ali, 'i nick uti'l It. Itoml
scmIIi... Hoi mnnl MrhIcn, 'i
teti Ucaiuk. K'umnoa gcslm
iiud 1 'ounter HtsIok.
Jnn. in. 78.
W. "Wr W003D cSs CO .
AGKXTS.
Cleveland Marble Works.
WILLIAMS it
TI I
II
itowe's
Iraprove-lU. 3.
STAS Ii v un
s c , 1. K s .
aj (lfillll) PHTKOWATCFFH. Chinpeit
ik n ihi known world, tiampln 'iu h Pre to
StJ uk. Au&xm, . Couliib to Ci., Clilcago.
mi
1' l M l S .
Lane & Bodleys
ItAOmSBT.
Till,
laaia ;
Pa itila s a, Ittnir iwVitu !i.-"t!
1 . ,
LACLEDE
KIRK BRICK
HALL'S SAFE
A. Lock Co,
Wagons.
Roller PiufiiM, Tnnnerr
I'linip, Tank rnmpa, tint k
1 .il 1 H'utor I'unnm, Vertl-nl
I'ti'.i.. i.i,' h Nervine mi nip,
Frrl(utlug I'nmiM, llrcwei')
fniMUHi MIdIdk Puiiiim,
1 onbluvd I'uiuiia Bailvni
Portable BiikIiim and iinii
er, Saw aul UrUt Mill-.
Bturionor) Kn-iiic- and Boll
era, Com Mill-. Nlnina Ma
chinery, (torernora, Valvoa,
Kliaftliiff, Pallleeand llanv.
era, anil .Mm liiucr' nf nil
Min'i-.
Rnuare Brick, Key Brick,
Areli Brick, Niaii lirirk,
-lainii. Ftirnaoe Tile, Fur
nace Heartlm and Buahcx,
Drall '1'ili'. cti-.
Kin' Proof Hafea, Bnrslnr
Proof Hafea nf nil iliea,
Bank 'nnii. Hank doora,
Door Kramea und 1 kmut
natlon 1.01 ka
I iii.i kceiilnga full ilnck
of oue hum 1 h o-liouae Wa-l'iiii.-,
iiii-ii 1 inn iiRerlns
ni lower iirlcea Hum eVer
la'forv otrcroil in iiii- market,
Italian and
American
-
DEALERS IN'
Ifcnvircnls
Tomb and Head Stones, Rustic Crofices, Drnfl Vases Also
Builders, ol ail kinds of Stone am! Marble Works,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
Slating IDoaa. en Slicrt IsTctice.
Batisfsotion Guaranteed in every respect, Partioi nre invited to call and examine enr
stock ol Marble, and now Designs, u ov 4.1:,
B6fif"ALSO Bar Iron, Diamond and Rabid)
Mei-iil, Wire Hope, 1 iiki Coipor, Light Ball,
r. Ii Plate and Ifcdi. Screen Iron, Koundry
uud Black "in ,aii Coal,
MEXICAN
s r rtani
jLimment,
aNS BEAbT.
JlyortfltiAtm In AmcrU
In hi r Iiitmrrrory t;'tc!i
1H0 insalodkH of bcrchlt
PpfeadahK f'.r uityuun,
i 11 ; LaUlincnt i.j a nufohliM
ImonUof maaAndbftut.
I rmi tjitli J:i'-alt:?Mr.
:.'. v,i ;i hnn'nn l!f or ro
t OJwili'i.l hOfMOJC
It, hotloMf Jinpn, rib,
1 latws tho hi:iH butt
it n r,:id i.iM'i lri.niiiU'i'ry
x-'7- d.ap n'nl Imrh life
1 troubki f iKnwMi iaoh
, '" '.Tiy, IpMtlMt t itiUili r,
1 1,
1 . 1 tihi .Mt ii tho Qtttatml
v t.i '. iiica'.- otxnirrlsg ii Ibo
n jihy::icJr.fi, cuch ns
, ' ., 1 ml fur riMstlfilsV
"t by fXpUMUMk Tar-
'ly lit (ho vorM, tor M
iftioiotit townvs
t i put Up la tlinv
-t IfAlof pfapofthMi
1 r vsrywui.ru.
Ifc a r? PMmira fthtm a?
SnsfiflLf''ii wojqor.FPw wlliiovi
KVnt lieu. J. U. Owlortl A Cc
fvi rvorutrr. Dot
UA)1urd A Co., I lilusiiu, III
T. H. PAYNE & CO.,
Booksellers
and
Stationers,
HAVK IDE I.AI'.OKST STOCK 0V
Wall Paper,
BORDERS, CENTER PIECES
AND DECORATIONS IN
EAST TENN.
o A ix I
liEP
DEGEN'S
NKW STOCK of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, eon
BistiBg of HATS, CAPS, and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS; we mean every word we v.y when wo tell you Hint we
will try to
jive
vim hnirAr sfmirjie
more Btvlish
C L L 1 H J
T n
Sk n 11
KOIt S A tl P Id R s aM) PRICE8.
Picture Frames
A N I)
Mouldings
Of Every Description, Frames of any
size A pries mods to ord"r.
CIOQXJE e ET S3
at. $1.85, I9.S5, 18.80 and 14,00-
tlic hi'st in tlie market
And better ills, for your money than you can gel in any
other Store in this section.
Wo know that, to control a large trade, wo bavo to give uni
versal satisfaction, and we liall take all honorable! means to se
cure increased custom,
So, bear in mind that we want you to give us a chance before
you buy One Garment or spend due Dollar for Clothing,
W. HART! )E(.liN,
'H'EsT&HSasE, f'lat&an ran.
GEO. WIGGINS, & CO..
CttVBLAlP TlKH,
MANUFACTURERS OF
"The 6A11 Right' Wagons" And
Buggies, Hacks, Drays &c.,
. LO WER FIGURES than ever before for th$
aty.li. All work fully II uiranted lo be truly
"ALL RIGHT."
ue mtiii unim Rapalrtng a 8 itatttt. For a Ctooi I Nut Job of PataUu.
., ed ut heretoiorc, und Iu e lo au'viti h oont itinnucw of (lie kuiiiv lv
I"'
IIOI'N
Jlnv
r.-ciu.
dealing (airly with nil.