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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-12
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Nevada
In the matter OF 7. DEFAULT, bankrupt
In bankruptcy. . United states OF America.
District or Nevada, ss.-A warrant In Bank
mptcy ha. been issued by said Court arainst
The estate Of Y. Denauli, OF the County
Of Lyon and State Of Nevada, In said
District. who has been duly adjudged bank.
rupt upon his wi petition, and the pay.
ment % any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging 10 said bankrupt, TO him,
or 10 biz use, and the transfer Of any property
by him, are forbidden by law. A meeting OF
the creditors Of 'sid bankrupt, to prove their
debts and choose one or more assIgnees OF his
estate. will be held at Q Court Of Bankruptcy.
10 lie holden at Virginia, In said District, ON
the nfeenth day OF October. A. d. 1874. At !
o'clock =. H., at The ONCE OLE STROLLER, Medin
Building, @ street. one ofthe Registers In Dank-
~ GEORGE I. LAMMoN.
oes I'd VI 5. Marshal for said District.
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NORTH STAR MINING COMPANY.
IN Principal place OF buslness. Vlrginla,
Nevada.
Location Of works. American Flat Mining
District, storey County. Nevada.
There 10 delinquent upon the following dc.
senbed stock, on account OF the legal work
done for the year 1874 on the claim. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect.
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NOTICE.

no AUGUSTUS YENDER, TANQUOT,
i VINCENT and JOHN ylGN0T, greeting:
hereby demand OF you the several amounts
set opposite your names. as follows: or you.
Augustus Yender, $3.50 90 Of you, Tanquot,
$50 90; OF you. Vincent, $eso o., and OF yon,
John vlguot. $500 %. In United States gold
coin. due by you a. your proportion Of the ex.
pcnses incurred In and for the Development OF
that certain mine and Qrarik lode, known -
the Boulerand claim. located October 9Th. 1889,
situated at the head OF Spring Valley. west OF
the Carson ROAD. Lyon county, State Of Nevada,
and I hereby give you notice that unless said
amount OF money charged to, and expended by
me. seyerally for you, be paid Into M, hands
Al my ONCE, Room No. 10, Odd Fellows Build.
Ing, In the City OF Virginia, by you, at or be-
fore the expiration OF ninety 90 day. from
date hereof. your interest In said Boulerand
mine will be taken possession Of by me-. co.
owner OF said Boulerand claim. and your rights
and interests In said mine or quartz claim for.
fcited according TO law In such cases made and
provided. ,o,,,,
Virginia City, storey county, Nevada, July
18th, lsIl. jyl5 va
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sTocKHoLoERs' MEETING.

CxcHEQUER MINING COMPANY
II Location OF works, Gold Ilill District,
Storey county. Nevada, Notice. The Regular
Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Exehequer Mining Company viii be held on
At the ONCE Of the company. Room No. Is Mer.
chants Exchange Building, California street,
San Francisco. Cal, At the hour OF ] o'clock
y. ". OF said day, Or the election OF officers for
the ensuing year. and the Transaction OF sneh
other business as may properly come before the
eli ID LANES s. KENNEDY. Secretary.
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A CALIFORNIA baby recently died Of
fatnsss.
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MININa AND STOCK TABLE,
shswins the ssassr Of Feet and sharesi In
the priseipai Mines dealt IL Al the saa
RrAasiscs stock asd Exchl.sc ueard.
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AsSEssMByrs LEVIED.
oaI coysOLIDATED INNING

OLoBE CONSOLIDATED INNING
r Compsuy,-Location Of principal place oil
h..Iness. San Francisco, California.
inesticn Of works, Gold Hill Mining District,
storey County. Nevada.
Noiice Ia hereby given that a z meeting OF
the board OF Directors. held on the 18th day
of september, 1874. an assessment no. y oil
yiffy Gents Der rharc was levied upon the cap.
itai stock OF the corporation. payable immedi.
stely, In United States gold coin. 70 the scere'
tsry. al the once Of the company, Room %, No.
40 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
ANY tock upon which this Assessment thall
,.msln unpaid on the 10Th day OF October, 1874,
will he delinquent, and advertised for ale at
public auction. ard unless payment Is made
before, vii, be sold on the Fourth day OF No.
yember 1874, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale..
BY order OF the Directors.
JOSEPH Mcguire, Secretary.
Onice-Roon %, No, flg California street,
San Francisco. California. sel4 ID
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TIE DINTRICT COURT Oh

TN TIE DIsrRICT COURT OF
the United States for the District OF Nevada.
In the matter OF JOSHUA II. TUCKER, Hank.
rnpt.-In Bankruptcy Tt the creditors OF said
BanSrbpt'- estate. Notice !. hereby given that
pursuant to an oder OF raid United States Dis
irict Court. the second general meeting OF the
once OF 4. Strs,her. Req. Register In Bank.
ruptcy for said District. In the Medln Building,
@ street. Virginia Citv. on the l1ih dsyof Octo-
Der, A. d. 1874, at I O'Clock r. NJ, for the pun.
poses named In the sIth section OF the Bankrupt
Act.
ncf IL l. AhAlcnCe.
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NEW YORK = President, J. fp Trustees
A, X. +. Harmon. Robt. Sherwood. J. d. Fry.
Robt. Apple; Secretary, n. e. klbbe; once.
Mayward's building. t9 California street. san
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INNING COMPANY.-IlO

omce-Roon %, No. iiS California .irest
San Francisco. California. seil I'd
, 1874-03-08
CITY REAI, ESTATE,

CITY REAL ESTATE.
FoR sAIE-BY + 3. BOYD, lsa WEST WASHING
sSH s,aEss ss;ss sss; sss5s
ed g 81 Ss:nssE ssx .9a e brio
ss,sa s6mfsx st ssnh EGn corner Ct Randolph and a
g .zosm dxsss lot Taaaa 7a qa vi r.;
5eswsea 0Ss'ios seFos On A'a'f
ascias ist % csa'ssss noaI 'sd shesis
NV WITH &u*nass co4TAGEs r. s:f AND LOTS.
~ dssps it s1ao to ails5; On Euas.st.. bst@eo
sl.4oo. 500 dawn, 4-room cottage. lot a41125
So 4ra2n 9na new cottasc lot stt1e ouEros:.. &c
S311v SsN0 down, balance o.sy, Groom new cottas
and baru lot 3l1loo On 1pdanss... between oAkey-st
81 a. s5oo down. Broom e-stosy hoase and lot q
al1l On s1s' oas house from oa'V Va
u: 300 down. 4-room cottage and lot on Fifteenth
g te. cottage and lot On centro-av. between Evan
@ ss4fs Il sye9 sssd .as
-. LOTS,
s4oo 1ots. 50 feet cast Of Line south 'front.'
On n ss1 a. H1a1sn 4sl TIE GTsse:. IsEsiin oesod
o'1Lo' eoosn front, corner ~ ourea ana 11an
ps1 foot s511a5. Atsmsst., south front, east OF
ss.yoo, $50 down. 24x111 Hsrrisan-st. between
loot sssls1 cas-. front, corner of Iadtan,,av.
ss ss os9 ID e south 'front.' be-
a1a e. so { ts ayse s Fslf y I
Sss fss ssa sls sarss 60 Sss: *'ss 'front.'
q! aoa 251i3d az RHn.sy'st hetwssn Emily apd Iva.
9: sou 81 nsa
vol5 etsy. ---L----
FoR sALE-BY oASF1ELD i MATrEsoN 60 La
G,Stass ~ feet PeaE ThtFy-aint
Mslnat and Fulton; q ;sts.EIst. east Of WeslsTn.av.
Thisty.ss7enth: :ss1lss fa te:l too, Corner Stanton.
EManfSn.av.-ss Mhnras tsct to With w.t. good f, hopss:
MMisdh,sau;,7--a5 Msd,isa :; feet M near M rhr.y.atth
9fa5 oe ii h houss ,sst With
6as stone t59n ness
asss eorns1 c5asaa;
HashingtonMs IT. Il. u Franc house and lot ncar Hoyne.
e .ss: sS5pss ssas 1'ssain'ass %ads.ssv
poug!ss ReulevaEd ftst corner Geatra! Psrk-av.
Los east oi and nesr Hambolds ParE. e. '' 70 s'0
FonR. e AxR \ doT ~ EyANsAy M
IT,. IL peaafns ealS 10 ay f0F bargain GOULD
E'oR sAtE-ox soyTH SAHoA stoN:sT,. 2SToRY
fTsns @ 10 honse n Tih M barn lot Psse With BUILD
FoER s4tE5REALE A EST1TE oFFIoE OF WILLIAM
Choice propa1y an On tha boaloSsFd. both .outb md
wet. ut gfcst bargains.
oh's Gruss bargains in Doaslasav. lot.
tipe cottage @ and lease at bargain Lnttn.st.;
Some choice property to exchange Tor farms or DWELL
E,.
ehanxe for city or suburbsn property.
Great ba5s:lne 4 Morgan fafk, Washington Heights
Houses rent wantsd by good paying tenants In ali
house On Waiss .sv. e near NV Txensy 1Rss'i thisiss
use IT,, s marble hsuss' No. 1ol Ptairtoav
aas ss Ass On bsas
oSas e n''fD Of
IT. q Ssens19ns heuse M l7s Wabashv.
ssH4 8; ground on corner
Of ss + ~ @ nd to tbs
wiring IL Price from SIS Go to "a, a. rsnur
Real Estate oee. No. ,so Dearboi'st Honoro Block.
Fofa aas; sAEE5sH fa,ia KERR r. PAvIsoX WELoH
an
: s .ad
Is seres. seres. Sc. Sc. & & s s i. T.
% sef sere,, SEC: Sc: =. 3: q: &. e.
l5S 59 acre: ssTs: Sc Sc. i. j.. !. : = =
g sass:' I Sc: !. 5 ls;;nrxcrs &
81 uds ae,s
lots s.5 Wiaston. and pa-.v
F7oKK, sALE q; 8 s ACRES on AsHL4ND-AV. AND
1 f,et front on Dre1el.av.. ne.r Fifty-ftth.1t
, 1874-03-08
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

tire nnrchaso fra this date, which will bo
W .e4 ef a1'
moEe .uhst.atil improvements made South Esspstt
s4srs s es % sa1 nE
ehospe. tlsa ;on can Jud Giss Us es ii SD e. &C. vi
co asf s5
Fq3naa sAdET ;sd j. yEEX Fin
eouis s.
g Wa.hinEton-st.
to sioa Sh .eTsE &c
complete. Also large lots ve choice, lax
GU ..ss s
Fon sALE17liTEEN :,.7l tcREs IN MAYWooD
Dark, FL. to .ss ' sd I 46gnx 6 q r
;se aas;; adnz
ss! En- 5S 2sSsSa
III ssiss1s Il % Iii fsls IS init fs
ps5tes dcson5 q guseIs.iqS property suitable to
ssssd it is 70 81
Fosa. sSt1n cIzn AZ
e. ~ s' a sas S t4 i ill., r,ab,
pure ar dlycrzticd scenery: beautifu park; obsea
Maps and ersnlars giving orpstto9 tree b,
1i3s 5a i hs II
FoR sALE-AND EXCaASGE-4 FINE IIoUsE
nSs,i ri %A ssa ss outside city
In scipps Subdivision On Stony 1.1snd bouo-
T. r. cosas, and sa'!.efa .,aon bargain
: 1 kss. IEssS ;Ss :S "a Sss
TOR s1IEc1ExFs2 :; = EA SGKES :. - Hfe!ES1s RSiT7
saveuth-st: s2d Cotsxo GFo7e,1r. Nlehe!saa organ
NOR s4fE-isa 1cRFs oy7v ); v77F5 T77oV
Il conrt Houss, snierd,a lad. anS Vii s;sn.tcd "a
Fse M .c. such I % 'e IN Ss1 t.
Teli .is innsdlase,s { SPk1SGEh, AT%ooD CO.. is
a3ae;; Non s3iFFiV A9S93 = oR,:a ao17d7z z,7v
: 80, ~: Ko2m n = = hassile;:t: : -
COUNT; ,as 10 q saa 4 Gs
tbSs at nhsh Is s1sr to
-es - =, -.-.------:----------
r.. sAI AvE has F MoEE PRE- srLENDID
s'fsS: ;s;st sesS:
House and one bock seo1n Hn1aSodt Boaesard Como Como
is3a lee53a ana h.a.ls;.is:
81 s5esd
ssits 81 fhsfn Sfs,I.. 4 taken 'o0a HAMILTON StoA lis
TOR sALE-NEAR LAwEnALE DEPOT, 4 BLoCK
Ssl..:s SsR ts sS' sss6: fHiSSET t6ab1Eb III L.
T70R SAEE-R1R RE- CHANCE FOR 4 COOP SPEcU-
i.tion-l7 blocks subdsidod tao ;so building lets, i'd
III Hlsf Essosds. oso I'LL
, 1874-03-08
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE-OELY THRER BLOCKS YET USsOLD
Of thst veTy chotcc property MorR1aAv. depot,
Washington Aefgha. that be hsd At prces and
parties desiring tu invest Where they double their
money during the coming make application
very it will be taken oct OF marriott yerJ shortly
Prices. tor1na and full particular. gtyen b.
@s7- 3. +. CLARKE CO..
1lod1a !, l33 LsS1i!s-st.
TOR sALETHE CHOICEST PROPERTY ETHER
J. by the lot block. a. Washinson Heights aud
Morgan Park and upon the v>ry boEai tertna OF 4
cash. and bAlance = and years, With interest per
per Can c purchased only Ct tho Washing
ton Heights Akoncs: Room :. 70 Lsssiis:ss;
Also, very choice trActa betvecu Clyde aad HxW
tho1ne adjoining c.. b. u Il. R Epe for subdirldns.
On very liberal terms. B. r. CLARKE CO.,
Room 4, 19 South LASalle.et.
TOE S1L-a3o T0po LOTS At MELROSE. NEAR
depot 70 eent es.h, per cent JeaE per cent
aycars, balance within years, per cont ioarcst tho
best opportunity .ket fur live With limited
capital to make fortuno T. r. CLARKE Cor Room
4. Ia LaSalle-st.
E,OR SAL-DY Z. MARKS, OAK PARK PROP
a!y. consisting ct fns cottage. Stable, and lot And
scvsra1 eaaioa ots AL t.alou, and cheap Arars
chance.
, 1874-03-08
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE

Esis'e satnnT asoa,s s. Ao:th h Il RE
: e: |;:$:::ss} s: + F :$
:s1s: Ei.s';ssSt vot piss Sss 1s4s 5.sa,. i.
8 scrcs sp:1osl &C. Sec: il. il. $; i, i i:
e ncrss u..;a,{ T. r. z.
..55ss:s; XII ssS \ r. : .,s.sx..
1G0 lots at hozth NareaHo<d d, 5r1ls7 racn.
FOR sALE-FRoSr1SG soUr1I-E3 ntGuIA31
sa T. III It'd e
strest with a;d ths Churches he house ness
K: ;s1
81 ss On a :sa1. i s9 sb9 III:
s3sa:u o5aa sa vS so Z M nnte I'D, ss Of Ghssso .s
e. 5e r e'tS {; II 5s.la'''s ~ "'' Washing
| EoR SALE-NXG LET;O0D-SEaR THE STATION
u.s. 1 siss Ia 'a'
VIZ wa55aina s5e Il - s1. p::so, The
ssat4 Gh;:s:ss iff:e saSsr + ~ L..
r.: xssh s ies COS s
Tn P4satsI In a. a
~ A1' '-''0a' 10 s:s, isoS t' feiiP MPrs 1s5 c,.f
F'oR sALE-AT DEsPLaIVEs. NEAR DEPOT. Q
); ;sss : . s
>! acres. south, nsar TEorn: on t;ratto:., s5J.
g. s I'll ssk ~ sa sa;.'
q Ds},:s Z noaH !: ;,:s;s 56yT yTSVT
NoR sALE-ENGLEWOOD-- AND LoF 5o7
~ fsa ncas errnsr fitsyn'nth aud stata.as, frps M
Il 4 1SS6 H - ssa 's
FOE sALE-62 ACRES, EAST HALF OF SOUTT.
rcsc s5s as'ssa I'd s a s1s.a =
FoR sALE-AT EXCI,EvpoD-0SE A0EE 7fFy
Po,tss'; 1s' f 3si,b;e H5s,a
teIney, u DesTso:n-. 1.S' oaas j. a. e s1o"E' At
nor sALELAT AusriS-A NEW TWO sTORY
and sheuSba y asaT @ @den1t larso grounds:
GLro nd ii Dsarboa rtaass oa 6s. Sns tl'no
FoFs s:kEAGEE s,!@ T.: 81 rNofETT SEA TIE CITY
e5:nss es1: so m s5o % t1r z Prs
Easltastnn-st Roo1a t. '>1-''' ~
FOR SALF-OK xCIAS0E-EQUTY OF :; IN
taes a1ss fon naas os1t srn1ssas
Fon. n..5 sihgT i. :5se \ i ! ~ ElaIiT L6T
Ssnn 6saaas sa e0UID e., ;s2 ,5 ,f5is. bss1.
'sI aG1ip c5 s
,',S; sAfsar ff;oa: -; IAKEIn :6% E4aAET TWO
loN affpns srd
ggronna,9Es gnn1n psantttr! p,co = . terms fa.orsb.
ss7 Savings bsaE sad safs Daso:iso
FoSEc. SALEnIoTS AZ =: = SOUTH .EYGEEwo0p,
ev.:5 tres esH on, ss mN,Y ~ nKa FL sta I'D 70
z~Hs:se: -z=-----=-
H., Shhnan5q1ss ssf rRonERTY = 9T
aud Hinnasa-ars.; irzt ,ots san;b n rnn1t "
ssd'fh ssd tss ho9.s 4: =; IT,
ea no RTRKf Knl lif.k anf b choice Prizes
corner Gl.5k: ' -'1-1''0'' OF 1T Aaa'''n''t'
TOE dss sALE7oR Lf:; ExcuAsGE- ACRES OF FINE
TAYEK " Rf2vc p.oRx G = Ae4Ss
NOR sTE-io .cure Ero,,.-r,>,1, ,-777= ---
fs sl sps sspd3;.;so II
bon a s1IE@R SYE7sWod5-7 v77T N 55,T
ufb: y G. TAATER / CO. ii last Msdison.st. s40@
Fok sALE!-}IRvlSe AZ! pNEK-!gE HAVE SOME
st sia4'sds.5s /: iss safss: C. T1iTEh e0.
F9s r. SHdE1H1gsEs S,5a: ! M ND AxR LOTS. AyR 561E
GO; co. sH $2:s!es5: S:!5is ~
go 1As Il Sos ssas
a. hSs:e ri. sspists :
ll iii ;el aa loax 'l9s i'm On EEL Bsi
E,oK SALE. 90 FESf :. On r my as7 = PART E6ozz-
rs e. e. EsA;s Lsks,st e w.; to55esA'hst. W.
s: rs 5,5E. =
e,s! sthe e Rs;1; & Hias
beps fa: Fiff Hsas 2sss Dunn
~ s 'h' Bank ''ss West Wsiaf
9n 9s.s SfkF3 4! @ ;e fHSM WILL 5E3y5E q ~ EIE
ncSo'e tha sane ~ and 3y:szs' iio; Ii fals2 ii,
, 1874-03-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.

EoR sALE-BY J. q. Keller, is cLARK-sT:
~ Aieh-anar.' drssrci.ss houses, from $1,000 10
st1teeath.st near 1ndiaaaay 6stclass ston. front
hq9ss and barn .msn jo. taks9 in psrt pa;meat
Bathroom, snd lot 21llo, reduced prico sold Ills
Bn;torield-st, Thirty first, cottascs aad los
south TTcnty. mast b. soa lot z1
Ada;ns-s-. hzst-class brick hoaso. ne=r csntreav
st a: q 4; near Robey, twosto and basement
ID near Honore, drse.,s front houso
sbd d1'F1tsens 'ot z, near Oakley, twoo house, IL
% 5Ttnztenst, 81 hoar Ho5ne, cottage and lot
.na x15 o, 3 m c.iornasv. cottage 7r0ona
- nHn6tazdst., near Robey, cottszo soons. aad lat;
lndianast, lincoln, two-sto:y cottage orooms.
and tss ia soren scara lease OF ot SO per rex, no
sa hsps modern in
brek houses, and 6sshsroon baras; $1,000
esss Ss'ss g.I # esSsa
.na os x g. ho'p' s~'-''0 house saa 0's
.nd it ii: oe osrF ''f' neat house.
Wabsah-aT. north o Thirty dfshst. 5o1ls5; $3.50
assh i 'f ..sy
ei So 'ss' ses9 psr foot
IhEty4l1tst- near Abashkr. u It, at SS1 foot,
Thirty .fEst-st., corner lot, State. -
Thirty o: South Park boulevard sl1l1e,
porner S.anIuust.
11pttorteid-st., north Of Thirtett. .s1110.
NeutroEhar north OF Thirty ninth ST., two lots.
Supc1iort, Townsend, 4S1l50 only $40 por foot
Bs6eli-st-, near Centre, three lots, 81 Oh each.
1udianaAv.. Thirty thrdst., f5xi65, without
x 3danas:. s. esst Ra' .; wsed VIZ IT,: s11ss FIJI
:.:s:s 6 t
AdaMs-st., lols west of railroad.
I.o PIeosia-st north9t M MAds,as. 5eFis:
campbell Park. between Leavttt and OakleyEta lets
Ut bargain.
WarEon.2T., near Stanton PIXIES.
TSot-st, corner OF Throop 13xso.
Throcpst~, Monroe, 751ls, fronting the Park.
Adams-st-, corner Wood, lh]xlA3.
Madison-st-, near Leisitt, e51ls3. -........
Madisons vest o3 railroad 4t11, 800 per foot.
Sixteenth and EiRhteouthsts, AAh1And-av- and
L9ayttt-sts-, cheap lots
1udiana.s Robsy, 24Il6Q.
1-o.s in South Chicago.
ac.cs hear city limits aud HArrison-st.
4AcEes On IAtrsou-Bt, west Of Hymnu-nv.s must be
sold.
scrcs east OF Hawthorn and nnar depot.
10 acres sixfeenthst-. city limits. /
~ scrcs oeaE Clyde Station, on t., B. i @. r. II.
Lcro nra1 1hizty-ssvsnthst. and Stewnrt-av.
Acre property near South Chicago; small and 11rRe
tr.cks.
, 1874-03-08

u house, II rooms, cheap.
Vnbath-av., near Thtty-ffh-st., tzo-atory octazrn
xnnrbe-frout-
Nalnut-st., tTo-atory frsme, No. 179.
JAuslcJ1t, 5ox36, bolveen Forty-secoud and Forty
thsd-sts- LEVI WING L CO.,
l.S
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-05-23

GRANGE MEETING AND FEAST
During our sojourn among the roman
tic hills of old McAdoo, We received
an invitation from Capt. Ed. Hewitt,
master of Sunny Side Grange, to ac-
company him to Bethlehem church last
Tuesday night, where a called meeting
was to be held to confer degree upon
Mrs. Ramey, an aged, highly esteemed
lady of that vicinity. Not having the
pleasure Of being Granger, We await
ed outside until the business was gone
through with, when a committe came
o 1t and cordially invited US in. To
our establishment we saw 4 long table,
neatly decorated and amply supplied
with a variety of cakes, boiled custard
and strawberries, of which we were
kindly invited to partake. 1t is unne-
cessary to say we partook-for it is one
of our many weak points to be attract
ed to table surrounded by beautiful
women and supplied with strawberries.
Any man who would stand back upon
an occasion of that kind, is. according
to our poor Judgment, no man at all.
This feast was appropriate to, if not the
finale of, comforting one ofthe degrees
of this order, and was prepared and
superintendent by Mrs. Jacob Foust,
Mrs. DIR. Smith, Mrs Mary Ralph, Mrs.
Felts, and few other lady members.
1t was an elegantly arranged and well
managed affair, and greatly enjoyed by
some forty members of Dixie and Sun
ny Side Oranges and the writer. If
the Grange meetings wind up with
feasts of this character we are not at all
surprised at their rapid growth. Sun
ny Side Grange holds its regular meet
ngs at McAdoo church, and is COM
posed of an intelligent, worthy mem
bership, and is constantly making ad-
ditions of the right material. The
Grange movement has had the sympa-
thy and endorsement of the CHRoNI-
Gle from its incipiency and will con-
tinue to receive its hearty support and
encouragement so long as it is con-
Quoted upon its present honorable and
high toned plan.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-05-23
GAINESVILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.


SUGAR.-We quote, Louisiana. in Hhds.
99lOc-half cent more in bbls. Clarified (;
lI9 l213; C.ushed, Powdered and Granula-
ted, III to l3c.
New Orleans Molasses, 45. s5@75c.
SYRUPs.--50ca65.
CoFFEE-very firm. We quote Rio q
to &c, Java zoe.
sALr.-Kanawha. bushel bbis, s275;
by the Car load 81 so.
FLoUR-Superfine, SIS so; Extra, se so to
Z 80; Choice or Fancy, IS 2599 90.
SrAR CANDLEs.-i6to lsc.
WHIsKEY-Common country, 81 o09 20;
best brands Robertson county, 81 30 to 10.
CHEEsE-Prime factory lsc.
RICE-Carolina, &c.
SoAP-Bar, ia y.
OILs-Coal roi,. l61zc; lard oil. s. cts !;
linseed oil, raw 81 10, boiled is.
SPIRITS TURPKNTINE-65.
YARNIsH-Copai, 81 s.; Japan, 10.
wINDow GLAss-sxlO 50 40 y box, Ioxl2
PowDER-Rihe, 50 > keg; lead, 10 Pm.
SHoT-S2 rs.
CAPs-4Od50e a loo.
OYSTERS-2 and l n cans SO 21nl o.
SARDINES-22c.
MACKERELcNo. ., per Dbl. $40 90; kits,
No. /, 81 0oa2 so.
BLAcKIso-s7,S@75 per dozen.
NAILS-Sf so.
IRoS-Kentucky. sc; Tennessee, Sc.
RoPE-22G25c.
PrTTsBURG Coal. 80 cts. ST. BERNARD,
20 cts. delivered.
CLOVER SEED-None in market
MILLET SEED-Sl 90.
HUNGARIAN SEED--si 10. F
TIMOTHY SEEDS so
RED Tor OR HERBS GRAss-si %.
ORCHARD GRASS
TRACEs-Sl0 90 to IL so per. doZ.
COLLARs-sl0 to q per. dog.
HAMEs-s3 TO 10 per doZ.
AxEs-sf2 to Is. per. doz.
The following are the prices paid here at
this date for country produce.
BACoN-Buying, 10 to llc..
LARD-i01zc.
TALLOw-5c,
PEA NUrs-s1 IS to 81 30 per busheI.
GINSENG 80 to S5c
BRESwAx-25c.
FEATHERs-new-JOc.
WHITE BEANs-sl 50 to 81 90.
PFAs-75c to 81 90.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-05-23


DIED.-At her residence in this
place, at l o'clock. P. NJ. on Thursday
21st inst, 10 the 10th year of her age,
Mrs. Lucy A. Faxon, relict of the late
Charles Faxon, Of this city.
The deceased was born in Boston in
1904, married in 1923, and moved to
GAINESVILLE in 1919, where she has
passed into another existence, leaving
behind her ten, Of the twelve, children
whom she reared to the estate of man,
and womanhood N
We are rarely called upon to chroni-
Gle the death ola woman possessing
more strongly marked traits of charac-
ter. With a strength ofwilI to encoun-
ter, successfully, the exigencies of life,
mind naturally vigorous and highly
cultivated, an energy that never tagged.
her life was one Of ceaseless activity in
the discharge of the duties insepara-
BILE from the positions of wife, mother
and neighbor. With remarkable con-
versational powers, she was both inter-
esting and instructive in the social cir
Gle. To the poor she was ever charita-
BILE, and to the sick, kindly attentive.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-05-23
Stewart College.

The Baccalaureate sermon to the
Graduating class of st, wart College
will be preached by Rev. Jno. III.
Rice, D. D., of Franklin, Tenn, on
Sabbath morning, May 3lst, in the
Presbyterian church.
The Ugly Club celebration will take
place on Thursday night, May 18th, in
Franklin Hail.
The Celebration of the Literary So
cieties of Stewart College will be held
in franklin Hall, Wednesday night,
June Bird.
The commencement exercises of this
institution will take place in Franklin
Hall on Thursday morning, june 4th,
beginning at 10 o'clock. Theyw con-
sist of speeches from the graduating
class, delivery of diplomas, reading
of names of students, who have won
distinctions, etc.
On Thursday night, Rev. B. NJ.
Palmer, d. d., L L. D., of New Or
leans, will deliver the address before
the Literary Societies of the college in
Franklin Hall.
All these exercises the public are
cordially invited to attend.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-05-23

THE foundry at the pillow factory is
in full operation, and turning out all
the castings necessary for the manu-.
facture of plows, harrows, etc. The
foundry is only run every other day, as
this supplies the castings as fast as
needed. They are now giving employ
ment to twelve or thirteen hands, and
putting up an average of thirty plows
per day. They expect to make this
season about FIVE thousand plows, be-
sides other implements. Everything
about the factory and foundry works
well and smoothly and its capacity can
easily be increased to meetany increas-
ed demand for its manufactures. 1t
is already an assured success, with
fair prospects for An increasing bust
ness in the future.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-05-23

THE Neophogen college Cross Plains,
Robertson county, Tenn, ofwhich j. NJ.
Walton is President, was burned on
10Th inst. The loss is estimated to be
about $4,000. About l40pupils were
in attendance, the young ladies losing
most all their wearing apparel. 1t is
to be rebuilt by the LIST of September.
The fire is supposed to be the work of
an incendiary.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-05-23

We regret to learn that DR.. 7. B
Legare has decided to leave our city
and return to his old field of labor in
South Carolina. He will remain here
about two weeks longer, during which
time any of his patrons who may wish
10 do SO. can consult him. DIR
Legare has made many warm friend,
and established an enviable reputation
in our community, and many will be
sorry to part with him.