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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

New YORK, Dee. ~. The Hcrald's
Brussels correspondent clegrpplls this
morning that the bomhar,lment OF
Paris is declared to be impossible. 1t
is not humanity which restraints the
Prussians, but simply an imposiOili-
~ for them to succeed, rs they have
neither the number nor calibre OF
guns necessary. They have only five
hundred guns, mainly twenty-four
Founders. The French Outworks
which command the batteries can tie
stroy them the moment they open
tire. Paris has two months supply
Of food.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

TuE Grand Lodge of the Knights
of Pythias in the State of Virginia
will meet in Richmond on the llth
of January next. The order is in II
very nourishiuE condition in the
state, and in Richmond alone num-
hcrS over ! 200 members.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

~ the court house door In tho city az
i lnrk'vilir, sill for cash. tn the highest
bidder, the following dsscy.b,d tract Of
land, situated IN MONTGOMERY county. Ten
ncsS.e, In tivil Dish Nh. u. md adjOin-
ing the lands Of j. =. Crouch aud Jacob
Eoust's heirs. on the north. On the enst hy
Jacob Albright, on the south by Jacob Al
bright AMI others, on the west by l.. y.
liin"harf aud jacob Brown. lying on the
waters of Me Ndoo creek. about nine VI Hes
east Of tlnrkSvillc. levied on ms the pre-
p"rty OF the said III. u. lIutrheson,
q. u. HARRIS, sheriff.
Nov. 30. lA1a-lM.nr. ice 300
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
nRoADDrs a nYMAN.
10Y. ~, is1O-tf
Sheriff Sales OF Real Estate.

BN virtue OF n writ ot rndifiOriu erpOnnS
To me directed frofn the honor,hir lrcuit
court ~ Montgomery county, In favor Of
Coulter Moore q 90, and ppnIu.t l. ~
Trotlrr and j. j. Trot;cr, will. on
SotnrdoH Dcccmbcr n, 1870,
NJ the court-houSc door in the city ~
tlnrEsville, sell Ia the highest bidder for
CASH, three Il lnlf acres Of In lid sit,u,-
ted IN Montgomery county Tenn. In ciyii
Holmes upon which i-n steam Grir Mill,
levied on ~ the property NJ J. VI. Trottrr,
- Il. HARRIS, sShrrin.
Nov. -, lS7D-iw-pr fee M
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

THE navigation of the Connecticut
river for this season has closed. The
New York boats lett Hartfordo on their
last trip yesterday. There is much
floating ice in the river.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
commissioners Sale OF Land.

JnO, r. Dun and WHO y. z. +, NlrrInBIOn,
1T, ais,
Undrra decree made by the County court
OF MONTGOMERY county, al the lcccinbrr
Term. VIII OTTER for sale NJ public auction
al tll,, cDur hoils,, ia Clark sville an
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

THE common weeping willow is
said to owe its introduction into Eng
land land it came from England to
this country in the following man
ner: Pope, the poet, received n pres
cnt of a basket of figs from Turkey,
and observing twig in the basket
ready to burst into bud, he planted ii
in his garden, and it soon became II
fine tree. From this tree all the
weeping willows in England and
America have come. 1t is known as
the weeping or Babylonian willow,
aud is really one OF the best of the
weeping varieties.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

You've ENcAMPMEsr No. 80, meet
FIRST and TIL IRD THURSDAY in
each month. 20
PyTHAooRAs IopuE No. ~ meet
MONDAY EVENING of each week.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
MarSha.'s Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of sale 10 me
i directed, from the Circuit Court OF the
United states, for the Middle District OF
Tennessee, and made In the cause pending
In said Court, OF the United states W. ~
barrels of High Wine, Sc, L. bradley.
Agent. Claimant, | Will sell. for cash, nj
the Court house In Clarksville,
On Saturday. January 2ist. 1871,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock \. NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ. the following property, to-
wit: / Disiillery. complete, Ladders, 50l
Brick, | Grind Stone. | Iron Wise, 3 oil
lamps. water bucket, 10 Axes, rh"r-
inomptrrs. | Patent Bung Bprer, ~ empty
Frrrcls, 2 OIL Cans. I lnntcrns, stoves, Z
Stop Watts. known as the property of J..
Rrndlcy, Agent. situated In HE 10Th tiNil
District of Montgomery cnuntN.
l.. W. PALMER,
Special Dnputy Marshal.
ClarSsvllic, Tenn, Dec, p, ls7d-w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
On SATURDAY.. January 2ist. 1871,
For Rent.

ryNTIE DWELLING brlongingto Mrs. Jrn
ME T.. Johnson, on Srrpnd street. NJ
piy to W. II nRANE.
bee. -, lS7D-lt
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
Commissioners Sale Of Land

Rufus A. Lyle ~. Melissa Lyle at ais.
Undcr n decree Of Montgomery County
Court, nj the November term, 1870, IN the
above cause, I VIII Offer, nj public sale, AT
the eourt-house In ClnrksVillc, on
Saturday, December ~, 1870,
n tract of land situated In District No. IL
of said county, containing about IN acres
belonging Ia the heirs OF q. II. Lyle, deed
and known MS TIE hill tract.
TERMS-Onc-third cash, balance on II
credit OF one ana two wears, notes brHrinL
interest from date, ANA n lien retained un-
Ill the purchase money ispnid. Minimum
price - per acre.
PETER OEEAL, Cleric aud Com.
bee. D. 1870 It-pr fee adv 4 bills II.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

by virtue of n writ OF rcH,iiiioaia cruoiiaS
to me directed from the Circuit Court of
Montgomery county, IN favor Of j. 6.
Moody, aud against II. u. Hutchinson.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
.SdturddH Deccn6cr 81. 1870,

all the right. Tile, claim and Interest That
the defendant. Ellen Gnlbraitl,. has in AMI
To n house and lot az Land Situated In
Montgomery county, Tenn. and In the I'll V
of tlnrl,sville, bounded Ms follows; on h.
south 10y Marion street: on The 'nsi by
Spri @ street: on the west by tuinbrrinIul
river; on the north 10y The property for
mcrlN the residence 81 Brv,T Stewart.
j. &. READ. Dep. Sheriff.
NoV. ~, 1870 iw-pr fee, ! ~.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

by virtue OF m execution 10 me directed
from the honorable Circuit rDurt of Mont
pomcIN county. In fivor of !. y. johnson,
surviving partner az Moore 4 job nson, for
the use ~ !. T.. hoIiduS Rcc.iv yer. AID
against Ellen Galhrenth. VIII rail, ." tlt,-
highest bsddcr for cash. NJ The court house
door IN the city Of ClnrksViilc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

Sll $50 OO
The Memphis & Ohio Railroadpa
into the treasury on the 18th of De-
cember, 1870:
81 bonds of the State often
nessee, for 81 900. $6i, 900 90
Ipast due coupons, loose,
$40, ............................ 2l0 90
256 past due coupons on
bonds, $50. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" 1850 90
ST., $40 90
The Mississippi Central aud Ten
ncssce Railroad Company paid into
the treasury on the 18th December,
1870:
b bonds of the state of Ten
ncSsee for 81 900 .............. $50, 000 90
1873 past due coupons, $50. $500 90
.t. S35, 800 %
| Respectfully submitted,
Fin. II. PENNEBAKER,
Comptroller, etc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

DISTRESSING OCCURANCE. --On last
Thursday while Mr.. Robert l}inkley,
of Cheatham county, was going Ia
ClarksvilIe, with load of barrels, in
company with his son, about four
teen years of age, the team took
fright ran oil, and the lad was thrown
from the wagon and instantly killed
[ Springfield record, 23Hd.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

Iiy virtue Of n writ ot rin'iifiOni0 eJyoH0w
Montgomery Ia fnVOr of ". ". trowder..
aud ayninsl Io-nph frowdcr, u. u. Crowd.
rr. Eudora Walker and Jas. Walker, | VITA
IN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

AT thr con house door tn the rity or
t'InrliSVill", rril for cash. "a the hiafhDSp
bidder. the following described trace 81
hand. situated Ia Montgomery county.
Tennessee, known rs tots Nos. shna ih
I'M. division nf tho Crowdl,r lands: Ret No.
containing nnc luudrcd acres. and No. 0
containing one hundred aud flfly-sls arnT.
which H. OF record In the county ""nru
Clrri, s Office ri Montgomery rountN,
4. ~ BnOMfTFTb, Dep. 81 II
Nov 2G ls1l-IN prs H." J.iJ
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
saturday, Drcember 3lNt, 1870,

u certain Tract OF Land, situated Ia Dis
trict No. II, OF siiid cullntN, near Rudolf ph =
Mill, containing ~ urr1~. l,clungillg 10 lhr
heirs al Mr.. NJ. VI. D.. Warrington. decd.
TEnMs-ai per o"it cnsh. balance an u
crcdii of one Hnd iva YEAR., NOtcs win
good security required. and n lien retained
until the purchase money j. paid. Mini
num - per mere.
PETER UNEAI. Cl'k 4 com.
ALSO, M the same time AMI place, nnd
on the sane terms, viii SCH, rs lttorneN
~ met, Tor W. y. Warrington, a lrnti oi
Land. adjoining The above, belonging "a
said Warrington, u lWriiraklr d"srii ION
of which Will brgiNpn on't4 day Of snle.
PETER ONEAf.. tlk 4 Com.
Dee. 10. lS10-9w.lls fee. adv aud bills *
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

lly virtue ~ mn execution Ia me directed
from IN. rhanccTy Court Of Montgomery
Clerk and Master Of the ''hnnccry tanf.,
for The nse of Allison. Anderson n 80
against N"bloit aud others. aud agilnsE
YOU, G. II. Jones und M.M. Daniel, T. viii,
On iS0turddV, Dee, 81, 1870,
ut the court HOUSE door IN the atty ut
clnrltsVillr. sell a. IA" highest t,i,ldrr. lot
eash. u tract Of land lylnv IN Montgomery
county, Trnncssrc. about eight miles iront
rlarksVillp, on the ibpNrr fnnd, and nd-
inlning the lands of ltObt. shepherd mt
others. b"inV the sam" purchased by you
of 4, j. shaw, ~ Of which h az rrcsFd Ia
th, Rpuisler's % nice of Montgomery 90 uniN f.
q. ~ ilAHHlS. sheriff.
hy !. g. EFAp. Dcp'y Shfrin.
Nuy. ~ lssO-iw-prs ie" bD1
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1877.

I""N'EI''I = =
NOV. 'l lsln-iui
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03
John Straci,au's Circular.

John Strachan has spent considerable
money printing and mailing a document
intended for underground circulation,
headed, 40 the Electors Of the Third
Wisconsin, District" A few of these
have come to light, Notwithstanding
Johns great precaution to hidethem.
This circular purports to be written
by Mr.. Strachan himse f, but those who
know him could as easily be made to be-
lieyc that John wrote the Declaration Of
independence, or tho Emancipation
Proclamation
Tho leading "points" in this circular,
are point blank falsehoods the first
of Which is the charge that } Allen Bar
Der is opposed to the Wisconsin River
Improvement In the TRIBUNE of two
weeks ago vas published q letter over
Mr. BARRIERS own signature, proving this
charge to be false.
The second falsehood is that the free,
traders do not favor the repeal Of the
Tariff on lead The very inconsistency
of which condemns it. We would ask
Mr. Strachan Cor the man who signed
his name to the circular how he would
manage to retain or increase the tariff
on lead, and yet strike it of from every
thing else ? The absurdity of the para
graph on the lead question, marks the
author both an ignoramus and dema-
gogne,
There ere some sentences in this Cir
cular which are really refreshing as evil
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03
Last Chance.

Before another issue Of the TRIBUNE
the election will be over. This IS our
last chance to impress upon the people
the Importance of attending the polls,
and consequently we devote nearly all
our space to politics. We want to do
our whole duty for the cause, and hope
our efforts may not be barren of good
results. If the county, and especially
the Southern District, does not show at
least the usual Republican majority, we
shall be disappointed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03
One Of Them.

Always look for electioneering lies by
the Democrats on the eve of election.
Thus far we have heard of but one, of
any consequence, bat no doubt there will
be many more before election day, and
we warn the people beforehand to dis
credit anything ierogatory to any of our
candidates, unless sustained by some.
thing more than Democratic evidence.
The one falsehood we have heard is be.
ing circulated 1--WE regret to say by the
Democratic candidate for Clerk of the
Board. He called on farmer of the
town of Mineral Point, few days ago,
and urged him to vote for him, saying
that Ben. Thomas, jr,, his opponent, was
rich, had good business, and did not
need any Office, while he, the Democratic
candidate, was poor, had a family to sup
port, and if not elected would not know
how to do it This would be legitimate
if it were truth; but as the facts are
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03
Ininn,y,

The Democrat says our comment on
me death of bob" Lee was infamous
The party Of whom Lee was prominent
header, and of whom the Democrat is a
worthy attachee, pronounced the war for
the suppression of the rebellion to be
infamous According to the Demos
cratic party it is infamous to denounce
treason and traitors; according to the
Republican party it is is infamous to be
a traitor or to defend treason The d.
yjding line is very distinct.
Oar contemporary objects that we class
Lee with Arnold We can see no great
derence between the two men, Ar,
mold, IN u moment Of disappointed am i.
tom, smarting under an injury from the
bands of superior officer, owing his
country nothing more than a common al
legience, betrayed her. Lee, with cool
generalization, without single ntiga-
siss circumstance, and owing his coun
try for education, honors and emolu-
ments, did the same. Ii injustice is
done 10 either of these traitors in class
ing .het together, it is to Arnold, Ow,
ing his country more, Lees treason was
the most infamous"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03
THE LATEST NEWS.

The Democrats, finding it impos-
siblc to induce Rev. john DAVIS to
accept their nomination for State
Senator, have at last concluded not
to run him, and have put Tie name
of Mr.. BENJAMIN EVANS, of the
town of Ridgcway, on their ticket,
Mr.. EVANS is a WEIGH Republican,
who never voted Democratic tick
ct in his life, and undoubtedly is
totally ignorant Of the use being
made of his name, and will refuse
10 permit it rs soon as he hears
what is being done. We learn
these facts this Thursday morn
ING, since the other articles relat-
ing TO Mr.. JOIN DAVIS candidacy
were put in type and ready for
printing.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03

RINGs.-The Democrat has much to
say about Republican rings We
know that there are rings connected
with our party not pleasing to the ears
of ye Democrat, and hope there always
may be- Among these are the "rings"
that rung out the battle cry of freedom, y
when the Democratic rings 'rung'
forth their traitorous songs; the rings
that "rung round the flag, which DEM
ocratic rings would have rem. in twain /;
the rings that rung their patriotic
swords against the treason stained weap
ons Of the Democratic rings; the
rings that finally wrung the neck o f
the Democratic rebellion. These are
the "rings' that form the Repub-
lican party. OF course Democrats don t
like them; they never did.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03
REV. JOHN DAVIS
DO NOT BE DECEIVED.
his part.
Hns Declined.

We know from the est authority that
the Democrats of this county intend to
print their tickets with the name of Rev.
john Davis On for State Senator, not-
withstanding the gentleman has written
a letter declining the nomination and re-,
questlng the Democrats to pat some other
man on the ticket For proof Of this
coll on Mr. Il. G.. Owens, of Dodgevilie,
who has letter from Mr. Davis, saying
that he declines the nomination. Of
course the Democratic leaders will deny
this, and protest we write only for poli>
teal effect, and that Mr.. Davis is still a
candidate but do not believe them. If
Mr.. Davis has not declined he will pubs
lish the fact himself until he publicly
declares himself Il candidate, let no man
believe it, or he will surely be deceived
Since the above was written, we find
the following in the Madison Journal Of
the lst inst Doe1 any one believe that
Il dispatch would be sent to John 7
Jo-es, and by him published without
authority
Iowa CouSry.-A dispatch was received
to-day by Mr.. John I. Jones, in the office
OF Secretary OF State, stating that Rev.
John Davis has declined the Democratic
nomination for Senator III Iowa county. 1t
has been supposed that he would do so, as
soon as he returned home. Mr.. Davis is a
Wclchman, and nominated in the hope to
catch the Welch vote III that county. There
are large number of Welchmen there,
and they are mostly Republicans, and TOO
true to principle TO be swerved by so small
a bait As a nomination Tor the Senate. Hon.
Francis Little, the Republican, nominee, is
very strong and popular man, and will no
doubt be elected by Il decided majority
He has had two years experience in TIE
Assembly, isa man of good ability, and
possesses a high character for integrity.
He will make an excellent Senator.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03

LOOK out for bogus tickets, as The
Democrats feel their case desperate, and
will not hesitate to avail themselves of
any unfair means to accomplish their
ends. See to it that the tickets are not
made up Of part Republicans and part
Democrats, ana that each mans name is
spelled correctly. Compare your tickets
with the one in this paper, and if they
do Rot correspond with it besuro they
arc bogus The regular, honest Repub,
lican ticket will be the same as we pub.
lish, except for the Northern Assembly
District the name of John j. Davis Will
be omitted, and for the Southern Distric /.
be name of X L. Teltair will be omitted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03
Good L ord and Good Devil.

The Democratic candidate for mem-
Der Of Assembly in this Diitrict called
upon a strong temperance man of this
city, one day last week. and solicited his
support on the ground that he was tenn
perance man, and stated that his defeat
last year was owing to the opposition of
anti-temperance men. The same day he
goes to one of our saloons, takes his reg
ular drinks. and generously spends bis
money treating everybody who would in
dulge This procedure may be credita>
bic to the gensleman's sagacity, but the
inconsistency of it might lead people to
question his honesty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03

that Mr.. Thomas is much poorer man
than the one who ted the story, and has
nothing to depend on for the support of
his family but his monthly earnings as a
clerk in store, we think such mode
Of electioneering belittleing and dishon>
orable.
P. S.--Since the above was put in type,
and part of our edition worked Oft, the
Democrat Of this city has made its appear
ance, (two days behind time,) and says its
lie. Those wishing to post themselves,
and ascertain whether or not we have lied,
can call at the TRIBUNE Office, and get the
name of the farmer to whom Mr.. Strong
made the poverty appeal" a. above
stated.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03
Republican County Ticket.

For state Senator
FRANCIS LITTLE,
Of Linden.
yor Member Of Assembiy--North District,
DIR. II, L. TELFAlR,
Of Clyde.
For Member Of Assemb'y-south Dist
JOHN j. DAVIS,
ei Linden.
WIN. c. MEFFERT,
Of Arena.
Tor Treasurer
FRANCIS VIVIAN,
Of Dodgevlle.
For Register
LEWIS 0, SANDERSON,
Ct Moscow.
For Cr6 Of County Board
BENZ. THOMAS, JR,
of Dodgeyille.
For OK. of Circuit Court
CHRISTIAN KEsSLER,
Of Mineral Point.
for d. strict Attorney
+. p. WEBER,
OF Mineral Point.
For County Surveyor
JOSEPH HUGGINS,
Of Arena.
Ier Coroner
CHARLES HOPE,
of Dodgeyille.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03

dences of modesty on the part of Mr..
Strachan,- who, though he did not write
it, adopts it as his own, and thereby be-
comes responsible. We will quote but
two Of the sentences referred to, to-wit
"There are thousands in this District
who have had dealings with me, and they
will all attest to the honorable and fair
dealing they have had from me-
See that the name of John Strachan
is on your ticket.
Very Respectfully,
gOHN STRACHAN."
If the people remain unconvinced of
Johns honesty, it will not be because he
has failed to enlighten them on that
point; and if they fail to vote for him,
it will not be for want of solicitation en-
his part
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-03

UNCLE FRANK VIVIAN was in town on
Saturday. He found it difficult to thank
the many friends who thronged around
him, pledging their support at the com
ing election. Charlie Gilman is no
doubt one of the strongest men.in the
Democratic party Of Iowa county, but he
cant begin % run with 'Uncle Frank.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
\EEI DERRI FElIlLE
4 4 Ga "a DA1ijA,l (
4. P. PIER. N. A.. Principul.
MISS FANNIE LEAYELL, Assistant

TnE next session Of this SCHOOL vii.
brgin or the first Tuesday in January,
A. D.. 1870 Tic Scholastic year will be di>
vidcd into two sessions Of % weeks each.
with q vacation CT two months in the Sum
ncr Terms per session of23 weeks as fol-
lows:
Primary Cia<s-Spcliag, Reading,
Writing ard Arithmetic ......... SlO.o9
Junior C!ass-GIodern Geography.
English Grammar, uid including above $500
Senior Iln<c-PhySch and Ancient
Geography, History, IEcp'al PhiIoSo-
ply, Rhetoric, Composition, Latin,
Greek. Algebra. Geometry, ,Trigorome-
try. Natural Philosophy. Chemistry
and inclliinS above. e.......-......:.. S2V.0C
One half;he r,ii,ion mu>tinvariahly be paid
in advance and rhe remainder ut the end Of
cuch SESSION. No reduction made except in
cases Of prolonged illness.
;. French, German. Spanish aud Music will
be taught by competent masters n moderate
rates. Parf:cular attention will be given 10
the study Of the English Language and Com
position,
For further information apply %
Col. S FAIR, Pres. Board Trustees.
S P. BOOZER, Sec. Board Trustees, Or
the undersigned ut Nrwbcrry, 5. {.
A. P. PIER, Principal.
Dec %, Soft
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
IsidOre CheVreuil,

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
Newberrv that he is anxious to get employ
lnent in gardening and out door work: He
will either take situation permanently or
work bv the day: His wife is a FIRST class
Laundrcss in 6ne Washing and Ironing, and
will take in such work as 6nc dresses, mus
unS, lsces, shirts. &c.
Apply 70 Dr.. 7. Gouia at lis sloFt.
Mav /, ie-tt-