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Thorn** Arp Aug 2ft 84 1 50
Mr* Laora Allison, Auz 22 81 1 00
K Ar-iotf. Feb 26 84 2 15
C J Andrew*. Aug 14 4 50
R A Abercrombie, Sep It 84.. 1 00
Chpt Atkira, Melt 9 84 50
J Y All-nan, F«b 28 83 1 00
A B Allan, S*|> 9 84 1 00
H I Arnold, May 15 84 50
A A Allinaa, Mveh 2584 100
T A Barktdale, M ih 7 85 1 00
H W Bos* Jan 7 84 1 00
Steve Brooks. Jau 29 84 .... 200
J T Bry*n, Jan 7 84..., 1 00
J B Bonds, Feb 20 84 1 00
C VT Bu*ird,oct 19 83 50
Will Brig-v*n, Feb 26 85 .... 100
J T Bonde, J*u 7 84 2 00
John Q Bank*ton, Ang 26 84 50
G W Burrow*, Feb 26 85 1 00
G W Bailey, Aug 28 84 50
S A Brir*. Feb 25 84 50
K A Boanar, Moh 1 85 1 00
Mr. M A Bird Moh 5 8 8 1 00
Mr* M A B-rders, May 19 81 1 00
M M Brewer, Aog 14 84 50
llr Biyant, Bep 7 84 1 00
R C Bailor.!, Sep 6 83 1 00
J P Bom, Aug 22 83 1 00
2ii*aC*U:e Bsl'ou, June 684 25
MuwMsry M Brown,Jurie6B4 25
W A Clements, Jar, 7 85 1 00
<J H Clements, Feb 18 85 1 00
Mtj Ceok, May 16 83 100
P«il Clardy, Feb 18 84 75
Mrs L M Cooper, Apr 11 84... 2 00
J R Camp, J»n 1 85 1 00
J C Coniter, Feb 25 84 1 00
Joe Carton, July 7 83 100
C 1 Clark'on. Feb 25 85 1 00
Mr* 0 T Clementa, July 8 84 200
J A Chapman, Fib 27 85 1 00
J C & J L Clements, Moh 20 5 1 00
W J Chapman Meh 6 85 200
W B Cuaaptos, Aug 22 84 100
R S Conley, Mch 7 84 1 00
Capt JSC eghorn, July 7 84 3 00
JBW Carroll, Feb 27 84 50
Wilay Davis July 12 84 50
8 C Davit, Aug 1 84 50
John C Dsvotie, Jan 1 85 1 00
J B Daalins, Feb 25 84 35
Mr* Juliet A Dayi*. Aug 26 4 50
G \t Duke, July 3184 100
Win W Davi*. Mob 4 85 1 00
Jehn C Ellia, Apr 26 84 50
F M Edge, Fen 25 85 1 00
W J Eiril, Sep 23 83 50
C W Kvlit, Feb 27 84.... 65
T A Eubank*, Mch 22 83 2 00
John J Ellison, May 26 84 25
J M Brans, Feb 27 85 1 00
John Echols, Mch 4 84 65
Abner Echols Mch 4 84 15
W A Foster May 7 84 50
T A Fielder, Aug 26 84 60
T H Fowler, Feb 28 84 50
Thos Foster, June 12 84 1 00
W P Frailer, Meh 1 84 50
B I, G.enn, Mch 1 35.... 2 00
J H G'a-s, Mch 1 84 1 00
J O Goidon, Aug 7 84 1 00
R H Garner, Nov 9 4 1 00
AR Gore*, Jan 1 85 1 00
J G Gilresth Mch 1 4 50
8 I H-'vn, Jan 2 4 1 00
J T Hamilton Mch 5 4.. 1 60
G W Harp, Aug 28 4 50
A Hunter, Mch 2 4... 50
Col A T HacKett, June 1 4... 1 00
Joaeph C Hall, Jan 7 s 5 1 00
J O Hall, Jan 7 5 1 00
G W Hunter Aug 29 84 50
T 8 Higgins, Aug 25 4 60
W M Hise, Oct 29 4 1 00
Mrs A N Hunter, Dae 12 4... 1 00
W 8 Hart, Aug 27 4 60
Jas 0 Hall, Apr 3 4 1 50
Mrs a D HeaUn, Feb 26 5 1 O'J
Ja* Hatpins, Sep 8 3 1 00
T P itetrv. Apt 11 4 1 00
H ; Hendrix. Oct 30 3 1 CO
H J H nch, Apr IS* 4 1 00
J J elf 7, Mch 104 100
W Ireland, Sep 6 4 60
D w Jon**, Apr 1 3 70
Prof T VT Junes, Feb 12 5 1 00
Ucv M C Jackson.Sep 34 50
M • G M Jackson. Jar. 29 5.. 1 00
J A K.owg, Aug ti 4 100
K D Ki gore, July 7 4 1 00
Isaac Kiigo, May 28 4 50
P.tnr Kiigo-e, Feb 5 3 2 0J
J IV Keuwn, Feb 26 4 60
M.» M A Larm, May 16 4 50
B G lindaay, 8«p 20 3 1 00
J C Logan, Juue 5 5 2 00
J H Leery, cep 14 4 50
1 . C Lj *r» ce Fab 28 6 t 00
p M B Little, July 7 84 1 00
Mile L ng, May 21 4 200
E M July 22 4 60
A D Lumpkin, Jan 7 4 60
l«u L Little, Aug 14 4 50
A C Lane. J*n 3 4 50
Gut MiFadden, Aug 14 4 1 00
1 J T McMeDaaiel, Nov 24 3... 1 00
' | A It McCutchen, Aug 30 4... 1 00
MrsA R McCutonsn.Apr 15 4 30
Johnson 1 organ, May 3 3... 1 00
A J Myer*, Jan 7 4 1 00
6 Me A horter, Mch 7 4 1 00
Mrs E M Massey. Aug 164... 1 00
1 James H Moore Nov 26 3 I t 0
J D McConnell, Fab SO 4 50
F A MeWi ii*m», Feb 16 5... 100
J M Maliooat, Meh 7 4 1 00
S W MoWhotter,Feb 1 5 1 00
’ E N Martin, July 26 4 200
Jas A McCormack,D*c 33 3... 25
R 8 Nsety, F*b 13 4 25
A M Orr, Feb 265 1 00
U Y Purysar.July 1 4 1 00
W O Puisley, Oct S 5 4 1 00
Dr Price, Jsn 7 5 50
1 D N Price Feb 11th 4 150
Wuo R Payne, Aug 14 4 50
Woi L Phillips, Mey 19 2.. .. 1 00
' Jas Ponder, Mch 9 4 1 00
1 W D Polk, Mch 5 i 100
W E Pharr, Mch 19 4 1 00
Wash Phillip*, Mch 10 5 1 00
1 Wesley Rhodes, Feb 10 4 150
J T. Rainey, Aug 31 3 1 00
' V C Russell, Fjb 18 5 1 00
J R Rosser, April 2 4 1 00
Jas Russell, Nov 21 3 25
J M Shaw, Feb 28 5 1 00
' Hiram Smith, Aug 22 4 1 00
L G Scogin, May 1 4 1 IX)
S Y Strickland. Oct 9 4 1 00
Geo W Sicas, Sept. 2 4 cO
1 T J Smith, Aug 1 3 5u
1 Thos ESim* Jan 27 4 65
' B F Shura hlin. Sep 1 3 1 00
' J M Shields, Jan 7 4 1 00
1 H G Story, Jan 1 5 2 00
1 J H Sevell, April 11 4 1 00
' E M Story Nov 6 4 2 00
1 Mrs Eliza Swift, Mur 23 4... 1 0>
J E Sh nford, Jan 15 5 1 00
G>o Shufnrd, Sr. Feb 6 5 100
C D <fc Dan. Biiuford, Nov 22 4 1 00
G"0 Sbuford, Oot 22 4 1 00
H R Tucker, Feb 13 4 50
W P Tate, Jan 23 4 1 00
Mrs E Tate, Feb 25 5 1 00
A S Thurman. Oct 31 4 1 (X)
Jno T Thurman Aug 15 4... 1 00
RE Tucker Aeg 11 4 50
Rey D Thurman, Aug 28 4... 50
Wm B Tapp. Feh 26 4 60
J R Tyner, Augu 24 4 1 00
Dr Jns Underwood, Jan 7 5... 1 00
Mi a Underwood, June 9 4... 1 00
H P Williams, Jan 7 4 1 00
Capt Whi-sitt, A-ig 10 4 2 00
James Weaver, Mar 1 4 50
S d Wheeler, J.n 7 5 1 00
Col J I Wrigi t, Feb 25 5 1 00
W A Wearer, July 1 4 3 00
John L Williams, M<r 23 4... 55
O F Walton, Feb 28 4 60
J A William*, Apr t 4 25
M K William*, Feb 26 5 1 00
tag. William* Mar 5 3 1 50
LOW oten. M.ir 5 4 15
John Wheeler, June 6 4 25
WtAf, BRIEFS.
Be sure to gi e Smith’s Worm Oil.
The town wgj drummed yester*
day.
A flu* lot of finer ju«t received
M A t-HABTAI*.
A few painter* are putting the
last touch of flnidi on the Court
House.
You can buy lli lbs Golden C
Sugar, from R F Roberson, for one
dollar.
The streams of water which are
near town were very high yester
day morning.
The hesyy rain which descended
Tuesday night helped the road*.
It packed them.
I; is time gardet ing was looking
up. No doubt it would if th*
clouds would bold up.
Mrs Elly Adam*, who lived near
the CaMet G >p, died 1 utoday night
after a protracted illness.
Rev. J L King left for Foyet’e
ville Tenn, lari Thuradsy. He
goes there on % short visit.
This is severe weather on those
who are having the measles, Toe
' convlescent is liable to relapse.
i
1 T->e ground er rand tie Court
* House is being cleared of rubbish
I and graveled. Gao. Washington
1 h- a the job.
' The new chandeliers in the
1 Methodist Cnuvch were u ed for
1 the first time last Saturday. They
‘ gave an excellent light.
I Bring me your ehicxena, eggs
butter, r.igs, beeswax, tallow, peas,
I or «By barter you may have, I wip
I give you highest market priee.
I M A Ciiastai*.
> The rain last Tuesday night wa*
I o">e of -he hardest w* hars had for
> * great while and the wnsrs next
miming higher than they have
>; bem for fiy* year*.
V
Tho Messenger will l-e represent
id at Dade Court, end hope* to
met its friends there.
Judge J L Hogs, who has been
in d--dining heal'h for some months
riel at Ins residence in Manrn
I on tin 9ib inst. Loved as he was
j t sill lie a and b'.-vv to hin family.
Chattooga, last week through
tli* Grind Jury, adopted a local
ro.d Inw,which has many excellent
feitur**. An ahstrset if it will bo
given in our next issue.
We h»ve received the fir»t num
ber of the Dvde County Times. It
j* nest and newsy. Needed as it
iij it elmuld t eheailily surperted.
T A. J Mujor* is Editor.
Having published Mr Cuie'on’s
letter, in fairness we were firoed to
give Mr Giaham a hearing. But
with hi* srtivle the discussion ot
the question through tho Mvssev
dkr will end.
Fora part of two weeks, E A.
Me Han, tne Mmsenfer’s depen
dence, was sek nod iff du'y. Hie
place could not he tupplied «i.d
things went wrong. He is or-ce
•tio'e at the helm.
ChaUsnooga has been having a
r> petition oftnehigti water ot 1875,
To* river began to rise t* ere las-
FriJav and re-.ched such it higl.t
that many houses were eub-nurged
and wotk dieontinued in a numb*r
of Isctories and f-'rnsees.
The danger point at Chattanoo
ga „n the River is 42 feet above
low water. Oil the 11th inst i
reached 43, while i-i 1875 it w»“
54. and in the big affair i f March
1867, the fluo t left ita record at
581 feet above low t-irie.
Geo. White the colored painter,
who fell while painting the belfry
of the Presby'erian Church some
weskt ago, died about one o’clock
yesterday morning. The trouble
which caused his death lesulled
from internal injuries sustained
in his fa 11.
By the fire at Summerville the
C nee Brothers lost a capital house
just finished ar-d ready to be oc
cupied. But their frienls were
many. Ex-Sheriff Cain, a
worker, prompt y made up a sub
scrip iim of one hundred and forty
dollars. C. C C eghorn, wb» is a
citizen of whom any community
reght to be proud, offered to raise
three or four hundred ft good will
offering. The bovs were gra'efu!
hut tbs subscription and the k : nd
offer were d-olined, Thej folt able
to wait and work for another borne
Mav it soon be theirs is the hearty
wish of the Minvicnger.
S*eet Things Cheap.—^You can
make all kinds of fine and fit/icy
candy at small txpe-seby simply
following directivns, as given in
that valuable little book,” How
TO MAKE CANDY, 1 ’ which will
be sent to sny address upon re
ceipt of 30 cents in one or two
cents stamps. Address,
THE HOUSEWIFE, Rochetter
N. Y.
WATTED.
100 Men Women and Children,
to pick Strawberries, Can earn
3150 to 32 00 per day. Work
every day. Good dry house to eat
and sleep in. All necessary rations
furnished on the farm at very low
prices- Will last about one month
Parties pending children can rest
assured that they will be provided
for. Fruit Farm, on Mission Ridge
above M cFarlsnds. Call on cr ad
dres. Loga* & Mu.i.ek.
Divine Tenn.
Closing Bnt.
Now is the time to secure bar
gains. My enti-e stone of Dry
Goods will be closed out at cost
for cash,
R F Rjbkrbow.
Trioa Factory, Ga.
RpT
P
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
1 bit pnw<lf r RemfiHM. A m* nr cl of *tirl»y ,
•treoftb and wbolci*.men«M. Mora «#-oiK*nleal
,M#n jh«. bfltfiMrjr bind*, and cannot be sold in
competition with the anultiftid: of low |cgt,«hort
weight alum r *r *>ai* re. Sor.o owt.Y
» ca«- fcraL Ha»W« Pwitobr (>».. Wall-,lm
XT. ocimelißi** j
H. W. 2PR.ICE3.,
SUCCESSOR TO.
Ac PRICi:.,
DEALERS IX.
Boots db Slioes.
Hiey !.n |i tlir best ;'oods in Cliatinnooitn. WenN «fc
dit'K Mufirn and cbilrririt (inr shorn « s| cent lily,
call I (anil act him w licn you come lo lown.
JR. W. PRICE,
821 market atrwd Olmttanofgn.'Ttfincswi*.
r l\ 11. PAYNM,&CJO.,
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS JN
Books, Mm}, Wall Paper,
picture mms APumoim
I .TlrrdiiiiiS, and buyers sc si* 1 rally will find onr
orl. the liii'itciitiiuil most complete in (he state, nail
prices bottom. Sample ol W all paper mailed w hen
desired.
T. H. PAYNE, &■ CO.,
823 Market street, ObatUtiottg*, Teiine****.
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MORRISON & WOODWARD,
Successors to Ruoff & Co.,
Market Etren, Soar Bai'road Cresting, CHATTANOOGA, TIRNESSEE
Mnmuactnrei'S of
Moore, Sash, Blinds, Boor and Window Frame*
Wantles, Brackets, Ralln«tcrs, Moulding*, Flooring
Dressed Lumber,Ceiling, Wcatlierboarcling,
—And Dcalera In—
Rough Lumber, Fence Posts, Laths, Shingle* and
{.lazed Sash. may 3 82 lv
CHATTANOOGA MARBLE WORKS.
DALiY «S 3 SMITH,
Itupc iters and Manufacturers of
Italian and /American Barbie, Foreign and Do
mestic biranife.
MONUMENTS, TOMB-STcNES
aid «i:.\i:ral work.
Diiilding'Mtone 4'onstanlly on Hand
Corner Marie' and 8 h Siree'sj t hattaiieogn, Teniieste,-
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Por . n JV.r. 1.1 .n V 1 w ELVK WEEKH.bm he restored to lound health. if auoh a thin* I*
KiTCy Complaint* tbeofl Pill* bar* noaqnal. Pbysiotau* use them m th *lr uraotioe. Paid e»*r*\rhsra
or Mat by rail for »6 c*pu m tt.mpt. Send for panphltt. I. H. JOHWBOrf & CO.; Boiton, Mam.
THE GREAT SOU IE FRIGE HOUSE,
I EUGENE HAMMEIj, Proprietor,
DEALER I2ST
LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
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HEATB’IIMOk. WMB, LADIES’ I VI>HUV| AR,
WHITE Sill S LADES’ CORSETS,
XOVELTIBB If KECK WEAR, IVOVELTIES IV BUTTONS,
IX.VCVUOSE, HOSIERY,
COLLARS, hll» <k 4« LOVES,
CEPES, LACES,
JEWELRY. , LiH BROIDERIES.
CORNER SEVENTH MARKET STS., M. SLOCK & CO.’S NEW BUILDING,
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN 01 FRIGE IK
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Music Hr of Chattanooga.
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If vou buy of m *ou will get lb* worth of your money. W« cart* Mm
fineat. and beat at >«k . t piaicaaud orgtnr in ttae’S >uth. Sire ■»■*»>-,/ ty
calling on or wddr>aain,r.
Winters Sr Nelson,
TISMar kef Street,
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