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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-07
Railroads.
BUSTON, BARRE & GARDNER r p

BOSTON, BARRE & GARDNER p p
pe on "a and after Monday March Trains will leave
SII d, ~ 40 A NJ and $50 P NJ MAXIM a. r S. Sl5
throng WI ll an The roads terminating in or psssiug
hE 3 y nRNING-Leave Worcester at 7i5AN ION ,.-
ne vermont and Massachusetts, Railrosd -; i ram. on
and al Grcee, Greenfield ana Intermediate siatinnE
anu south from those points WIN 'i'iilS north
Worcester. March !. ISL, T. b. sARGEANT, sup'i.
v,,,, uI M
'RR00AxnID Den y WORCESTER RAN.
. Express Train tsioppinp on, ,,d I, u, ~.
ais p. m '''9'er at lOl5 a. M Providence a,
dcnee and , Trans will leave Worcester for
m anu "s STATIONS at 40 and II 30 a n, az ~ et an
ls m spd aT as worcester 7, and way stations and
Pro ME ,:4o a. m GnaiD and 2l5 NJ rexpres
Inail1 trains f me NJ r. m (cSpress) and az u
9RmII9n with trains 10 ror Clinton MoIcester
Concord and liz y h9ntTeal Nashua, Lowell Ivrecs'
lITiE, NlasaTa Falls and points North or W. Albany
points ''N''s ana Baggage Checked to ilmporan,
,o The Worcester 81 trains except express. and "a
Niiford NJ get Junction with trains 10 ana N,
Harts,. n9 S az ~ waterford with trains OF The E,u
1o,,.. SPECIAL TRAINS.
hesSS IoNuence Tor Waterford 300 a n, c,,,,,,.
Nnr% SG1beiy with trains for southbidgc iHtTs sns
I Leave Progso for Providence H.
leave leave uxbrldge for Worcester at Is a ~
.n rams eaye Milford for Worcester ana pr;,.i
~ a.9 iiUO a. M. and 4.2J p. m. WoousorFct ~
ora at Sit g. m, and l,30 and 30 D. M NV l"I mil
W, D. hilton. supr
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAir,
~ koADIon and after Mondsy sept T. ISL PsssaI
Leave Worcester at g. 30 and II Is A M a,5 : so
Viroton pasScnger), n N. - VII i'-V' an" hd
Leave Groton Junction for Worccstcr at s.,
Leave Nashua at 10 a m, 1900 m, and 20 n m
~ lhe oJU IRAN connects at Fitchhurg with train. IA, Ia
tliHoIt ald Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland -
burlington Railroads, at GrOton Junction with ~. ~" ~
ne fltchourg down. Peterboro and Sh: re, -
Dro9k, ana Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: s,,i z
nashua win trans of the Wilton, Concord ~
Sa LaNrelce Northern, Boston, Concord ana Nnnt,gi
roads 'AN NeN'i9''HE hHGf
Ihe Lib m train at Fitchbnrg with Gsg
c - aI hulisnd and Burlington freight ana pa-scn
~ 70 hutHnU Trans; at GrOon Junction with Ftrbs
ouIS, stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence irains II
~ ssha WIN Wilton Concord. Manchester and f,pI
tgee E9fthGrn Ito Frankin and Boston, CoEcnrd sn6
Montreal Ito Plymouth) trains '' N'"OOrh ana
III. ~ N tram connects at FitchburF nj t5r
NJ pGGsnfe vermont and Massachusetts ami RntfaS
a h hTniiI,ston sight Express trains; at roion Jnr
tyai @ Peterboro and Shirley and stony Br6oS
renee Northern Vermont Central NIGH rrr. S
"EoehspuGs and Montreal and ChamplaIn trains l''
G. \. TURNER su,
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N2skISWMIBcH AND WORCESTER DIvI.

| SIoWM 1 y AND WORCESTER DIVI-
| ~ sion, B., II. and T.. RR., 1871
| A 81 tkA'hs boIbG SouTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
| o'uS m. Way Passenger Train Connects nj web
ton ~ p,a .Ian from southbrdgc, and for oa
| ford, and Providence; al Norwich win train for
| Two m Way Passenger Tram. Connects at wor
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua. Fitch-
western and Providence trains; al Putnam VIE
train from Boston; al Plaipneld for Providence;
- Norwich with trans-for New London, Mystic
BI5pm. WAY passenger Train Connects At wo,.
ccsior with trains rom Nashua FItchburr. iost
OIL. &c; al Worcester Junction with E,spress
train rom Boston, and trains from Western and
train from BOSTON, a. Planhed Junction t,sins
from PgovGeoee ana Hartford arrive in season tos
webster, Putnam and Danelsonyjiei ~ ASSem
York by steamer from New London viii lake hi
y.sop sto ., Express Train for New York
C9neeiI" ~ mbHpcesteT with trains from Boston
rIiehpT,Ig,t e. at pnnam from Boston Wal
To- New Lonnon anu biackstoDei leaves Norwich
IN iE r.. s, SoISG Eo5Tn LEAvE NORWICH AT
excepj MongsvS Gnpress train for Boston, daily
to!l Bi.seksone, Franklin and Walpoiei AZ Wof
Concord F P3sibHn rFErSmngbam Lowell Nashas
h L,enuon o. h'A5 m, dependent on arrival Of
600 5 T. M Wsy Passenger Train. Connecting
rs B,Sstoq arriving a 0. y . nj al woyesst5r
'nun Ior Springfield, and way stations Albany
pos,en nu ffoMdencei at Worcester for trains 10
h'o0 m. way Passenger Train. Connecting a.
la,nned With train nom and Tor Proydeneei
=, ,luyns az Worcester Junction IN scascn 9r trans
W lsoston. Providence Springfield and AluhVE
a a. Worcester tor trains 70 Boston, Nashua, Sc
wich with train iram New london and al Plain
neld function with train TO providencei ~ Nol
wEnsrEr SPECIAL.
Leaves webster for worcester al ocean.
waves "0''S''s'O' YeP e. H. ~ aHDaEws, supt
du Norwich Worcester Division,
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ESe TEER viii stand at my stable the present
~ season for $50. He Is nine years old Of nm
NIX N equalled form and beauty, and great sub
1stance. He is proved foal getter and his
colts and hllies resemble him in form and color No
race horsF with record equal 10 Privateer has ever
before stood in New England.
Wilkes Spirit Of the Times, March sd. says of him:
This beautiful and game thoroughbred horse is to
stand again "a Leicester, Mass. and commend him in
very strong terms to breed that neighborhood He
Is ny az odds the best thoroughbred horse in New Eng
land. He won more fOur-nile races than any horse
stan ing about there and we believe him be us sound
as when he was fOaled.h
ltls a point of the utmost practical importance to
breed such type OF horse. that II he fails he flyer he
WI command good round price for his action style
anu rymmetTy; and to this in its most perfect
asNel4pmen We must have recourse the large sound
"Aoe 10 Breed the Troffer'' ''''S y"
for ueacrlpupton and full pedigree send for circular
apll d6t&deoptr - ~ '5sLl. I A.,
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| z. g. Gin t Cos Column.

L. A. ELY co,
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
~ FOR SALE-An Elegant Village ~
III: Residence. hours from Worcester: location Sk
= industrious New England population; with cx-
eellent farming lands very convenient to churches.
Of House with 10 rooms, Handsomely dnhe cemented
1eiar never falling pure water; barn and wootshed
substantial convenient and compact; abundance OF
Two acres fexcesnt and nda Is d ~ desired
Ing Very desirable for summer residence TO take
6oar1ers rom city Price sS5OO Reasons for selling, i'll
my2 dti w L. A. ELY 4 co.
49, A WORD TO THE WISE!-'By
Hi; putting this and that together will make you
ELL Sr5Ts inreSaen. The very desirable Lor on
late residence Palmer erbach is an excellent ioea
he oS ST aeds"ee aad Bsnsss Purposes the Lot will
I Fr rrssen, RsSsdence of Daniel Bra1cn, ESD
built brick house. and same on to said lot will
iaAe QUICK property TO sell at large profit Please
ap2i diff L. 4. ELY co.
FOR SALE-Very eligible Building Lot on
\ Chanrler st level and dry; also. one on Newton
81 a. i'et rom Chandler about 5000 feet in each lot;
VIII ne solu low II applied for soon.
L. A. ELY & CO.
ITO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS
about $4,000 feet of land, suitable for Carpenters
shops, Stables or for any kind OF Building for Storage
or Shops land is level and very accessibe seldom such
an opportunity is Offered Terms very reasonable
apr diff L. A, ELY CO.
- FOR SADE-Or exchange for city
III, property, good two tenement house. barn. 10
Es1.l acres of land with good Box mill thorough fitted
feet head-iron wheel Will lie sold less than cost to
half from depot. l.. A. ELY & co.
- FOR SALE-on Harrison street,
k;;;l first house east of Providence street. NEW
h5l;I THREE 1ESEuENT FRENCH RoOFED HOUSE built in
- a thorough and substantial manner, good style,
handsomely hnShed l6 rooms besides afnllcomplement
ofcloscts, storerooms, &c Lot 50 100 The location
he offered for few days at very low ure-sO Low
that is well worthy the attention of parties desiring
make profitable investment, to nothing OF induce
men to parties in pursuit of pleasant and everyway
Desirable Teidrnee as properly II that mmedlate sec
apps dt L.AELY & co.
~ FOR SALE = One of the best
A:;i Estates on Benefit ST.; good lot stable, fruit
I'LL trees &c, L. 4. ELY Il co
~ FOR SALE-A very desirable two
III; tenement house Southbridgc St., is good rooms
LII furnace; good stable shed carriage house, about
acre of choice land fruit in abundance; every
thing in perfect repair L. A. ELY CO.
- FOR sALE-At New Worcester,
Ei;iI New Cottage House. papered, painted, blinded
k5lli 5000 feet OF land. Price $500
'ASeA% l.. a. ELY & co.
~ FOR SALE-Farm in Stur- ssH
XII; bridge. 30 acres first quality land; keep sylf
S!.I cows and horse; wood enough tor fire. COT k-
-~ iapc house, rooms, good repair good barn, 30
80 carriage house; 100 fruit trees of various kinds; IL
mile from depot. Price $1,000. L. A. ELY co.
L. A. ELY & co.
mil att
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mfnifinal.
nR. GoTTLIEB FIsCH's BITTERs.
DR.. FISCH'S BITTERS

III Il
IN" CELEBRAIED
RQUAkE Err
BHTTERS.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
Extracts Of Roots and Herbs which almost mcagia1y
Cure The JoAowiRg Compldiats;
Dyspepsia Heart Burn, Liver Complaint and Loss of
Appetite cured by taking few bottles.
Lassitudc Low Spirits and Sinking Sensation cured at
once
Eruptions PimpIcs. Blotchcs and all impurities of The
blood bursting through the skin otherwise, cured
readily by following the directions on the BOTTLE
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Derangement invariably
cured. One bottle will convince the skcptica.
hoIlHs eAptlleu from Jc system WllnpuI lne leaSt
difficulty Patients suffering this prevalent dsea Sc
viii marked change for the better in thci condition
after taking one hottie. Worm difficulties prev
alent hans generally supposed in the young, and they
will find the Quaker Btters remedy.
Nervous difficulties, Neuralgia, &c, speedily re lieyed
Rheumatcs, Sweed Joints and all Scrofua Ami ctlons
removed greatly relieved by tins invaluable medicine
Bronchitis Catarrh. Commissions and Mysteries cured
much relieved.
Difficult Breathing, Pain in the Lungs Side and Chest
almost invariably cured by taking few bottles of the
Quaker Bitters.
All difficult female arrangements, almost invariably
caused by avolatiou OF the organic laws) prevalent
to the American ladies' yield readily to this invaluable
mcdicine-the Quaker Btters.
All Impurities of the Blood and diseases incident TO
the same, always cured by the Quaker Btcrs if taxi
according todrechons
The Aged find in the Quaker Bittcrs just the artic
they stand in need of in their declining years. III
quicken the blood and cheers the mind and paves tho
passage down the plane inclined.
10 Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
DIR. H. S. FLINT & CO., Proprietors,
PROVIDENCE, Il. 1.
For sale wholesale and RETAIL nv hush & co. Agcn bs
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description.
- FOR SALE-A VALUABLE MILK eHeA
LII; AID TIMBER FARM, about miles from sstSS
Mlll Worcester; 2g6 Of Land. well fenced -,
with good stone wall; will about 1900 cords OF
wood; keep 40 cows summer and winter; 200 an le
trees and variety of other fruits; land stones to the
south; mowiugs we cleared from rocks milk sold AT
the doorfrom $4,000 TO 81 900 worth of milk sold annu-
ally. Good 2StorY House; also, small House of five
rooms; nice barn. never-failing water at house and
barn.
~ FOR SALE = About p miles from
;i; City Hall, Farm of IS acres suitably divided;
EIll Keep cows and horse; cut about tons hay;
ed. Barn 25 30.
- FOR SALE = About 10 10 miles
E;.i from Worcester, Farm of about $50 acres GUS
il ahont 40 tons of English hay and IS or 20 tons
swail hay summer 10 cows, winter 20; good sup
offfuit milk sold at the door Large 2-stOry House
" 10 rooms in good repair; barn about so 49, carriage
house; wood house and granery.
- FOR SALE-On Congress ST., g.
HI; tenement French Rooted House Of II rooms city
Hl.l water; piped for gas.
my6 diff
NO. ? BRINLEY HALL.
n IT, pARMENVER A. IN
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no LET-Two tenements on Thomas st.
= small flmilies most desired Apply 70 c. +: HIRL
But, at hnowton Bros 2S2 Main ST. ceopat my6
NO RENT-A nice convenient French roof
Il Tenement of rooms, at M. 81 Washington st. TO
family Of two persons Rent slI per month. Inquire
lower right hand bell. d3t' my4
TEVO LET-A Tenement of rooms. within
Il 10 minutes walk OF City Hall, the line of the
Office. dlf ny3
no LET-A Carpenters Shop on Hermon
court. L. \. G TIES
mya div. 500 Main St
STORE TO LET.-The very desirable
kns Inquire upon the premises. dtl jal6
NO LET-A nice furnished front room,
a suitable for gentleman and wife two single gem
nS aDSa with board Apply yd a! 30 % Clinton St
TO LET.-A Shop, to let, No. ia South
bridge st ITO feet long ~ stories high and cellar
under all building; large windows all round the build
OS Apply at No. @ s s88I Gis st. S0' S d IA In'
no LET-Two Rooms, rs X 80, city water,
6l5 Main St dit mi39
TNO RENTAL Upper Tenement of six
80 N rooms all on one floor; gas aud city water Rent
ap3 dif '''
Two LET-In Stockwelrs Block, Mechanic
"A St. one store single and double rooms; also, stor
age room Inquire at No Stockwell's Block, between
the hours OF and 9ocock A NJ e.r,,,,,,,.,,,,
I10o1Ic avn p1,7yTp :. NO 3-TI i,T %, -
h Room al 10 feet and one So < 10 feet. with dry
house connected; Safety Elevators, Steam Heat Water
party c. BAKER X co
VVO LET-A large room, on the ID floor,
Taylors Block 476 Main st. suitable for an office or
light manufacturing business. Inquire Of C. f. LAW
RENEE d CO Room s. raylor's Building diff mills
NO LET
Two STORES AND CELLARS,
on Waldo street suitable for Flour and Grain. Groceries
Provision or Manufacturing purposes also, chambers
leased for term OF years Also shop with power 2Ox6O
other mechanical business q Foster street inquiry Of
- dti anu ---ND nj
fVTO T.FT-Tn Cro,rr+on,g RIoci- HEooLonio
St. rooms Of Various sizes on second rd and fourth
eety rooms This new and elegant block Is centrally 10
Gated within few rods Of Main ST. and the DepotS 1t ia
the modern improvements, making it one of the most
and aTthcr particulars inquire sf Vi'''''i' VI ''iH'
GEO. CROMPTON,
nv, = ,,,
fNO LET-Onc window and a part of Store
yy9 Ng'a ~, 2S,ss"e ; Ho.e 9l ePlo
oki SALE OK To RE l9sS Noun,
gs badns thorough a%G sG
adapted for Manufacturing business. Apply to
l.. A. ELY & CO.,
~ ~, -,--,--',,y "H-2
fatO LEI-Lodglng rooms furnished or un-
n furnished. Ill Main St
sp.s ". 4 rAhAL Eli
~asT Es=SEA FOR SALE!
ONE PAIR TWIN OXEN!
,orr yo,r. ga ,,o ,,r,,o u,o, ,,ou,.o.. ,,,.,,
iy m5tcheS u "' " nv soou "olN'rS' anu coiplcte-
. IRu APGOOn
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FITCMBURG 4 WORCESTER 4. K
-, INNER ARRANGEMENT 49, Commencing OF
ANNOAY. MAY l = pan m, =.

nVNDAf, May !, iS7l.-Passengcr Trans Tor Worecs-
Leave Etch5urg, 5. ~, IL. 50 and $50 p. m
q SCUM rder euTs Sos q m, l25t and 81 p. nj.
Ieomlnster, SIP 2. NJ, LOO and h no D. m
Gates Crossing, BIZ q. m, i.07 and 6Nr D. IN
Irstt Junction, SIS s. m, l. Is and & IS D. n
sterling Center, 1888 q. m, l. 20 and & 20 D. m
Passenger Trains for Fichburg-
Leave Worcester, $50 and II, Is A. m md 4 p0 q, r
SteInng Junction, 707 and ll.51 q. m and 500 D m
5terlng Center, !. u and l20j p. M. and rs M
Iratt Junction I20 a. m, and u IA and rs ~ n,
Sates Crosslng, l.21 q. "a l222 and ; "A p m.
Leomlnster, 1850 a. m, 230 and s. 20 D nj
South FitchbUrg, 1871 a. M, ~ 80 and 81 n m
RAILROAD CoNNEcTloEs.-Thc e 30 and ii IL n n, aud
~ m trains from Worcester connect M Fitcibrs
WIN me cheshire aud Rutland and Burlington r II io1
~ points hotth and west; also AZ Fitchbrr
WIN inc ermont and Massachusetts x Il for CreenHeIi
ana M bia al and intermediate stations.
1e ~ Nv = M ana y 5 p NJ tram from Fuchurg cons
cct AZ worcester with Boston d Worcester Vro,dpurs
q a., " Worcester, Norwich & Worcester Railroads. ard
field. ~ Wv "S'' VIA 0ptUb.
Ihe 559 p m train from FtchbuTg connects az Wor,
SgsIeI WIN Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train Tor
SS GA, ~ ok TX va; New Tendon II. A. BLOOD Sup'L
FitchburR | 1871 ,;tf
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d. II. PARMENTER 4 co,

~ FOR SALE-A Cottage House of s
Iii; rooms. in excellent condition; good lot; some
&ll fruit; minutes walk from Court House
Price S3,l50. D. +. PARMENTER ~ CO,
an-6 diff No. BTinley Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-07

Rev. Daniel Austin has given $4,000 10 Aus
tin academy at Center STAFFORD.
&. C. Webster, a Concord man, received note
a few days since, saying, Enclosed is $50 from
one sick Of sim He is wholly ignorant who
the sin-sck one can be, but hopes the disease
may prove contagious.
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VALUABLE LETTERS

should invariably be taken the Post Office and Regis
tered The Registry Zee to all parts Of the United States
IS Is cents; Canada cents; Great Britain and the Ger
man states cents.
OFFICE HOURS-From 645 a m to S D m except
Sundays on sundays from as to 1880 m
Money Order business closes on Saturday al p M
jal9 diff j. FICkETr, Postmaster
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Seal estate.
MARCH 4, 1877.
FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
POND & PEACOCK.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2 Front ST. Exchange.

Have hand extensive list of Farms at prices ia
SUI all from Pleasant Little Farm for few hundred
dollars to Delightful Country Estate for few thou.
sands. Also. City Property and Real Estate OF every
description. -'
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FOR SALE-Very eligible Building Lot on
4 Chandler st level and dry; also one on Newton
- o. leet from chandler s. about 5000 feet in each lot
will be sold low if applied for soon
l. A. ELY & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-07

The Springfield Union '1ets on" in this way
about a man who stole copy of that paper
from somebody's back yard: ga man who will
steal daily paper from another, isn't safe to go
around loose in an honest community. Hen
Toosts are in danger where he is. He would rob
his blind grandmother of her snuff-boX and
pawn it; lie would steal sugar cigar from a
sick dalkey baby and eat it himself; he would
take the pennies out OF the blind pencil ped
dIer'S hat ard snatch the wooden comforter
from his head; he would make his sick wife get
up and build the fire in the morning, and COM
pei his little children to work out, and live on
their earnings; he would take 4 loaf of bread
from a starving family and ieer at their grici
and sutierings. We don't know the man who
stole the paper, but would suggest to those peo-
pile who go around doing good, that they seek
him out and 20 to work on him"
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Money Sent without Danger of Loss,

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
order will be issued deposit this Office and
payment the following fees
on orders not exceeding SO .............I 10 cents
over SO and not exceeding $50. ....-.....l5
over so S4u. ..........2O
over $40 S5I,.......g5
Swiss International Postal Money orlers issued at
thiSuflicc at domestic rates.
~ United States II easury Notes or National Bank
Notes only received or paid.
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KK99AXnIDEINCE y WORCESTER RAN.

Worcester Na-.,., T. Il. sARGEANT. supr.
---- :, 20 DIFF n27
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24
nIXEIl NEMS.

The river is falling slowly with
feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The Ohio river is now open from
Cairo to Pittsburg. There are seve.
raj boats loading at Cincinnati and
Pittsburg for the Cumberland, but
the probabilities are, from the present
dry weather, that by the time they
reach the month Of Smithland that
the Cumberland will he too low fol
them to reach Nashville.
at was ever thus ---" since last
Spring. When the Ohio is up the
Cumberland is down-when the
Cumberland is up the Ohio is frozen
or dry.
The tow boat kanawa No. Q, is
loading her barges with Pig iron al
Cumberland Iron Works.
The II. II. Hurt, new Evansville
packet, passed down last night.
The West Wind will leave fol
Nashville this evening.
The Cairo packets are going ur
loaded to the guards. See ADVERTISE
ment for arrivals aud departures.
Messrs. Gracey d Bro, are supply
ing steamers with Nut Coal from the
ST. Bernard mines. This coal is re.
garded 10y Steamboat captains as SUI
perior to the Nut Coal nom Pittsburg
Rate OF freight unchanged, SO 5Opel
hlms, of tobacco to New Orleans, il
the ruling rate on tobacco.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

THE primitive style of holding
class and prayer meetings has been
adopted in the Charlotte Pike neigh.
borllood, with gratifying results
Some months since the Methodist
congregation inaugurated plan for
holding prayer meeting, alternately,
at the different houses of its mem
beers in that locality, with Mr.. T.. II.
Clark as leader. Since tscommence-
ment members of other denomina-
ton have kindly rendered their
houses for the purpose, aud thus ii has
grown to II degree of Importance and
interest that il working to the good
of the entire neighborhood. The ten
dency has been to make the people,
Of all sects, more social and liberal
minded in their christian demeanor.
1t is, indeed, n pleasant sight to see
the people of ~ neighborhood, with
out regard to church connection,
uniting together to advance the cause
of morality and religion. Thus il is,
with this neighborhood, and the re-
suit has been thus far, that all are
benefited and advanced in their eff
forts to dogood, whilst it brings others
to reflection aud action in this mat
ter and has proven instrumental in
the conversion of several who had
not given the subject thought be-
fore 1t has also widened in influence
until others have established meet
ings of similar character. Rev. Is.
NJ. Taylor, ofthe Cumberland church,
an indefatigable worker in the cause
of religion, is hold ng weekly meet
ings among his members, and great
good promises 10 be the result.
All are cordially invited to partic-
ipate in these meetings-the one held
10y Mr.. Clark comes Off every Tues
day night and we will make known
the time of Mr.. raylor's so soon as we
ascertain the night it is held.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

REp-roP BooTs.-lteader, have
you seen Pete Johnson's double-trig-
gered sign of red-top boots and some
kiiRing name of shoe, at the red cor
ner ? We suppose, however, it is
hardly necessary to ask such ques-
ton, ms his sign stands out in such
bold relief that he who runs can see
it. The sign is an excellent one, but
1t is faint representation of the gem
uine article kept in the house. Pete
has got In II good humor since tho
hop, and will take special pains aud
pleasure in giving any man or wo-
man ms if they wish TO buy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

Col. DANCY, dealer in our great
staple, Tobacco, is again circulating
among his numerous friends in this
city, and retains his cheerful looks
and gentlemanly bearing, as usual,
wherever you meet him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

Nut CoAL--We are indebted to
Messrs. Gracey & Bro. for liberal
sample Of their nut coal. 1t is about
the best coal to burn in n stove that
we have tried. Persons using stoves
would save money by using this coal.
Try it.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-24

w. y. HUME, Esq, is having his
already beautiful place, renovated in
good style. The painters brush, with
the proper blending ofcolors, is max
ing II more attractive than ever. This
portion OF Main street Is lined with
neat, substantial residences, which
makes 1t one Of the most desirable
portions of the CITY.