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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

JESSE RAwLs keeps fresh meats in
his family grocery, where the public
can be supplied at any hour in the day,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

On account of the situation of his
private affairs, Gen. B. f. Cheatham
declines the nomination for the Leg
islature from Coffee county.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

Miss JEANNE PATTERSON, the elo-
cutionist, read at the city Hall, in
Hopkinsville, last night. She is to
visit US in a short time.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

Books! Books ! Books !
Go to Owen & Moore's for
School Books, College Text
Books, Blank Books and Sta
tionery.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized to announce OLIVER
NJ. BLAcKMAN as a candidate TO represent
the county of Montgomery In the Lower
Branch of the next Legislature.
Sept s. lS7S-fA
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

READ the statement of the financial
condition of the First National Bank
in our advertising columns.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

THE fire near the college last Tues
day night created quite a stir but not
much loss.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

WHOLESALE. - Owen
& Moore invite Physicians
and Merchants to call on
them for supplies. They
buy their Drugs, Chemicals,
Books, Stationery, &c, at
headquarters, and will dupli-
cate Louisville and Nashville
prices.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

THE Henderson (Ky.0 Fair com
pany, offers liberal premiums on tobac-
co. The Fair begins on the 18th inst
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

MAYNARD prefers less Porter in
his, than formerly. The article he is
dealing with is too strong for weak
nerves.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

MAYNARD is not the big ipjun" he
thought he was.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

REcoLLEcT that the candidates for
Governor will speak here on the I'D
inst.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

SEE special notice Of the Louisville
Library drawing, if you want to make
a fortune.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

THE New York shippiDg-house OF
Dew off & Co. has failed.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

It's TRUE-that Pitman & Lewis
have fine Stock of desirable winter
Clothing for men and boys fine Dress
Suits, Business Suits, Underwear, Di-
almond d. linen blossoms Shirts; Dia-
mond D. double seam C. F. Drawers
many other valuable articles designed
for the comfort of men.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

PIG. JOHNSON, Clerk and Master,
has a nonresident advertisement
to-day.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

Hoes are being bought at Danville
KY, at cents, to be delivered In No
yember.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

V. L. WILLIAMS removed to his
new store yesterday.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

Fine Cigars, also choice
Virginia Smoking and Chew
ing Tobacco for sale by
OWEN & MOORE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

THE total rate of taxes Of this coun-
ty for all purposes, is 81 20, on the
hundred dollars worth of property.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10
LOUISVILLE ANDyAsHvILLE AND
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

GOING NORTH.
Train No. arrives and leaves at 1870 p. N.
Train No. 4 leaves at 2:l0 P. N.
GOING SOUTH.
Train No. arrives at 4:54 p. n.
Train No. arrives and leaves at BIZ A. NJ
ssrNos. and are mail trains.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Commissioners Sale Of Valua-
BILE Town Lot.

A. B. Maxey and wife VS.. Cordelia Bailey
ct ais.
Pursuant to a decree of the County Court
of Montgomery County, made at the April
Term, 1874, l will offer for sale to the high
est bidder, at the Court House in Clarks-
Vile, on
Saturday, October Il, 1874,
a certain lot situated on thecorner of Main
and King streets, being lot - of PostOn's
addition and the same lot bought at the
Commissioners sale in February. 1869, by
Mary ]. Brandon. Said lot is sold for the
balance of purchase money. No right Of
redemption or repurchase. Terms, cash.
PETER ONEAL, Clk & Com'r.
Sept. 26. 7i-4w-pr. fee So 80
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10
HATES OF ADVERTISING.
50. .auA-... l.e s.e s.eI s.o ~ NO

Announcement of marriages and deaths
free-tributes of respect and obituaries
half price.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

Try Byers Yeast Powder
if you want to eat good bis
cults.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-10-10

cults.
, 1874-05-12
THE CONFLICT OF JURISDICTION.

Spee}0l Disuafoh 70 TEe CHicaoo 7T7bNne.
MILWAUKEE, N1ny 1l.-ln reply to a alspato',
to Stewart Butler, President OF tho soidiors'
Homo, Gen. Rinoks to-day received instructions
attempted arrest OF inmates by tho Shorll, md,
II necessary, to uottfy tho 6hcrin Of his intcn-
tlou, il arrested for resisting an ofcor as throat
enod, to apply to tho United stntca courts for n
writ Of hajoaa corpus. The 6AoriT says ho has
no warrant for the arrest OF tho Gunoral, nj
though It waH stated ycstorday In h,s Office that
he lad. uo tnys tho complaint on which
tho warrant was to hayo boen isauod,
was prepared, but not signed, and no
aotion has ainco boon talon, in tho
expectation that tho General wonld abandon bis
position. Judge Mallory. who issued tho war;
rant for tue arrest of the inmatoB of tho Homo,
yesterday had a consultation with tho United
btatcp District Attorney, but tho result has not
transplred. Tho Sheriff says nothing will hc
attempted until ho is further advised.
, 1874-05-12
CABLE REPAIRED.

NEW YonK, May 11.--1'ho supposed fault or
imperfoction in tile Cuban cable. which had In
terruptetl communication during several months.
proves to have boeu complete break. Mr..
Wiillum Nackintosh, tho Western Union Tolo-
graph Oompany's foreman Of construction and
repairs In New York City, found the trouble q
fow days ago, nearly mile and half from tho
ohote, he 6royed the parted ends and affected
the necessary repairs by inserting 800 foot OF
new cable. Tho broak showed that 1t bud been
mado with an axo, doubtiess in ordor to oloar
somo ycesol's anchor which It Lad fouled.
, 1874-05-12
UNCONSTITUTIONAL,

:. Correspondence Of Tbs CHICAGO Trfbuns.
LANSING, Mich, May o. The Legislature Of
1873 passed joint resolution (No. 90 which
provides for the appointment of two Commits
courts Of this State. Atty.-Gen. MarBton pro-
no,lnceB tho resolution Unconstitutional, and
Gov. BaEley will therefore not appoint the Com
niaHonera.
, 1874-05-12
POPULATION OF GRAND RAPIDS.

.specfaE Di5pafch 70 The Chttddo 5T76u'ls.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., A1ay IL Tho gather
Ing of statatcs for tho llfth deconnial consus Of
tho State OF Michigan ls fast approaching oom-
pletion. In this city tho Marshals haye iininhsd
The enumeration Of tho inhabitants. Thoir 70.
turna havo not yet boon corrected aud oonplotnd
for official statement but it is conclusive That
Tho population OF Grand Ra' ids ia n little above
n5.00u. The United States census OF 1870 mado
/
, 1874-05-12
OBITUARY..


Special Dfspa.ch 10 The CAteapo Ts7bnns.
ST. rAu1, Minn., May I'LL. Robert, orfg1-
mi owner Of tho town-sito Of st. Paul and ono Of
tho woalthseat citizens, dtol last night, nRcd 60
years. Ho wah born in Carrondelot No., md
whom 10 yoaru old, traded ono season In tho
Rocky Mountains. {Io afterwards traded ba-
twoon Dubuque and st. Louis. In 1927 he was
. short tlmo 1T Chicago, and In 1929 10 oHtab-
l1shed q tralnR-post at Prairie du Qhien. In
tho winter of 1852 10 oan,e to st. Paul, whom
there wore thon only throo whites, ono OF whom,
benjamin dcrvai, is still LIVING: He bought TOR
laid ont rs ST. Paul proper. no gavo to tho Tor
1itory tic State Capital block and tho ground IL
Saltwater on which the State Prison vas built,
and has beon liberal with his charitlos. HE
property, ustimatcd at .e76o,000, was partly
gained by Indian trading, but largely ny tho III
orease In value OF real ostato values.
, 1874-08-09


! HoH oAtLx.-LAhE foREni = ioo hEhES =
facts ~ fun 10 y r.c: AZ tl''K @sou 70 $i u
eE ae1e near tno nntet ana scaoos u nature INC s
IL city, Eom.nnratisn very IaI. No sue, opportunt
elsewhere be onctsd for suburban homes
price. wi, tho raaa Vi a Terms OF sxip reasopab1a
- ~ DM 80 diiE u Ston bu1'alne' northeast eoFne
| TOR SA1E-s.KOi)M COTTAGE AND LOTS AT
l. Desplnnes, Il, ,uN only Haa downs &l3 monthly fo
balance. IRA BROWN Ito i.aSalp-st. Koo:n 4,
TOR sALE-SEw COTTAGE AND sAcREs GROVE
u lot n1ilo fr,in Hobart, . miles Oh Fort Waynt
liaroad; prco Ss=5, $Ml duwn, baauco IS monthly
on: Ues dsys & M S ao atSnoe's' a. It. EARLE'
- eS 'e- - @1--l. ~ - w.
1itON SALE-I HAVE SOME SPLENDID IA RC AIMS
j. in chbicc 1c.iteut propcrty Evanston proper.
situated in desirable LOCATIONS schools and
DEPOT. tcrms alsa several horses to rent cheap.
Gall M "r address. j. T. fo' LEX. .------ Evanston.
TOE SALE-Sloo. WILL BUY LOT AT PARK
l. Ridge, SIS down and 81 = month until paid; ono
block depot: pruprty shown frec. Cacapc.t pr.p-
in marked. IRA BROWN, IL Last If0L
Eon sALE,,a-sT BRICK HOUSE: BARN. AND
!. 4 lots 1t Park Ridge beautiful ehrlhhcSy; - fs,-
$500 douu. balance monthly IsA BROWN, li2 IaSa;tc.
7,I,D ( d, ~ knru.,nr n.D1.- rouc
Il biocas: also houses and lots easy tetua5. C. j.
CONE CO.. s. l1a4th0ru-st
T1Gi5 c17I:-iI11D VIM o1z 1,7;7.5- ,;71
L house. lar9r hsr1, bacsnit shop aad hop house;
X milo from Hobart = ntles Fort Wayne Railroad
price, st. ttaj. Dico days Saturu.y and Monday. j, G.
, 1874-08-09

CITY REAL ESTATE.
TSon ;a1,:I sa1E-Exf1I1X Xi;E 0R Rent. BY GaGS
T i .iOKlER. il Metropolitan n!ool-At Lyons. .
h1ss s M 20 :uaba s1 ho
ii il osd e,aga ~ ,co s3 ~
5es: III t;sds ier sasids o:"Se.tynS iasusa,r5a
eheap Houss ani lo s. Vet twenty second .st. i'
property vii pay so1e oasi required Good subu1bsr
eat IL n III . 81 : Fl oi .aS sa
| FoN sALE-0R oEX!scIIANGE-IoTs, = BLOCKS, q
see ss os ts :as
Enscmao g. M Uni s It, md o91s % a. ssat
nsbs o III odsea an aa H.n
psyn,snt i;o*n Alos malb!o irost: Randi
Jy ioss f9s tl!ln csaf!a! M 81
aca pau Eous sata 4 sud ii S r. ~ e oo H.
E15n sA1LE-EitTyl rqo;r c9NXEM oy STATE:
Fit,h:sv: - ''' - 49, NS''''' - N'>
ss s'"' A''' s'''n '"'o'''' AsAl
T'oi. SaLEzau LOTS IN THE UHL1CiI TRACT,
octNnen Tsentys.Goud ami Twenty !, II h,.s, - aad
e. s. sPd gsatSoth1s' GEO H. hlaGlSsoA'
eoit.xss aad large s,s Mest ~ sad @e.t supsf:
SIS. near Ao1et: $ !. KING II Dtarlo!,.tt: 1s.oa
erln Park, iasule Ut M. tsof, \
DsasLofn: iSsn lon years '1c CAMPBELL '" MATTE n'
1fOn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE: AND Lot.
r. No. la2a West IAke-et., rooms; store @14+o In
1urc % premises.
sni ,o sAnHEfpAS x e; Z; nosn
Aru'r =, 7! II. Ei + IL If i: H. " ~N'
T5Oi; sALE-f3y1yi5 II NJ FWESr IN; FnNy.sT--
+ .41Iol =. Iarrain Chea,, lots on hda1nsst nrar
CaEfornlaav. j. ii. KEElEK. lis Clark-.t
}ot n oao o s s:3 tas q nS a GS St.
light G1ea aud Lnrd and SOFT waiter: will
sc ior ;hree-uusrcrs co. lon. linn or ,nnnthiy nav
tucafs. Address + TO- Triburo once
=,
'OA sIii:.tKoA ~ ". ~ = In ~ FEET. WARAsi; v;
souh sE sad crs. r,h s4i.r ua b.
gain for builders Or thoae wishing home Addres.
i7o73-c,77 ,,-1,77. - r,e,-,,1=1
lt'O1t sALE-OH. .EACFtAHIE-situD HUESES
= ano lots cast u Ce!1oru1aaF; ehoap Inquire l09l
oaeAson-s1-
E'oR SALE-St. q 5TWHSTY,F III Eth ST., CORNER
H1";M ~ !neoon nArbe.tsun Ms Gn A. !.
fsant+e - eo-'' sou'n"es' eosacs atase ana ao-
f1'OR sAL.@ToR ENCi5AEGE - TWO BRICK
Ioaf nlon lafk - br'ce nuu1os o. ssfuln Suo
Nv Ma,h ~ w -c!e properly. Lot&o Nottos' -
I713i, ;I;5-.I = :; 77- :; =;
two ian ~ IT,, ~ ~ ntGt;;,0u3 ~ ~ ~
i t.oases au :as " lfastaEs-:l', HS'F b!ue e
@ " South tla' Est, l:o'm !. ---------
H'oR SALE,-BY TliE OWNEK-NEAT COTTAGE,
fGnaselienty located. on Nu-ka;st. Lal tock Eu!ta
cl oa 1qs s. foo'a VIZ ssossls rad ps al:o
+ cuDAu1tk, lis Eass Aonroo-st, utEco Vi Prairie
, 1874-08-09
COUNTRY REaT, zsTaTE

| EoE sALE-A VALUABLE CoTToS PLASTA
Ill oeaar e to- 'fs; i sa in IT, IT,
,wn Greeuville nting -. nlles in lhe Mississippi
Ess H9a sss' hst1aa il s
sfs %
euiInS.: t;n or nesins Ina mansion aud sesm gin.
The tboyo pianatoa will be- sold exceedingly low. For
maps anu Yf'iSa}1; D isPiy - vesbnr Miss
| EoE sALE-oE EXCnASGE FOR CRY pRoP-
o Uhs:se saatsa sas sse "s !E;! aai
e2 ss: rss' 5
Sc m ss isasso' 10 acres III clover H.
| NoR sAl-E-t;ooD FARSI-WlTH CROP SIS PER
miles sfrs FRI. sbs ey : Of s0a 1p
Irm sublcte, nes from anorany. and ii mile. tror
so VOLS Ind '''saf sstaer sr,n
s. s9Tk %PT; rs5 sf!;56;5
t 1ss eis' is4 y H.
idenco ot John s,ltiiin=er. gvo,o1, Aalbo;. III.
NYn sALE-Ar sllEPAKDspN's REAL ESTATE.
rs c9sas S fss aud !'"sas "asr.1si 1Ss
chls.ss s,ty ls pseasi's @ 'f:Sn
sy pr5pss; at and sold ii IIsi: Of 'i
Esnt, bonShs End sold On commission. oncy " loan
Llol: saAE-a GOOD AND NN;;1LY ,i!IpROVE6
f,sno Ksnas <a; oo "a IT, H.: tsr' Aa''s 81
NoR ;sALE-GooD. L:1NI, Is KANSAS. LINN.
ii5sF * :ssa sssfa Is
N'ol; SALE-oR EXc1IAsGE-A, wELL-1MpEoy-
IATstt1~. Room Is y Dsa1Sos1n.ss ] 1as 4SNf A'NA''
ToK sALiISl @ PIN ACRE, c1siI-5,31o 1cEEs
f;ouas h: LA: nnoceupied; itls ~ lesulal Sh"s.
'9ss
IIOR. sALr-t RF4UTIFfTT, 41-AcNE FAnN 50
7,a miles outb ~ M nic:s' !' i M $50 en b3l
REAL ESTATE WAITED.
WANTED 4, CHICAGO REAL ESTATE EQU1TY.
fss i ihst e.. ssass Aass h full
IrAErED = rwu-sroaY AND EASEMENT
si ;ssSs7as: rs * Fssss sss
WANTED a DWELLING WORTH sirm 70
no S7 M als lot in ths % na5s 2 district NOBLE
VI TASTED-AcNE PROPERTY IN CICERO on
sh hH1.*? IT, t. Ii IL 1S @ y, of Is orioFod Adrs''
W t,ae, 80 100 feet t;s bouleyars. .! in,
Tbnns o. one o' tho South
" ANTED-ro LEAsE.-FoR 4 TERM or YEARS.
y from 10 to 3! acres Of land As Southwestern
:Sa ssssaa s s5 dsss. Il 21 RRE WI
Rautoph-st-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY or FARM,
Cher en- pse s: 'ss: T. c5 jiis
" good repair, With fixtures water, containing
haa 9faS ssaS
]VAsTED-A GOOD RESiDEScE VITA ALL
san:o assus as. 10 = e $a's ); 's ~ 1iias f
iLLioN GAHLlcK III s,lio.s Is l,ioa1'''t's village
, 1874-08-09

E'0R SALE-YY TliE OWNEK-NEAT COTTAGE,
Gnasenieuy located Mo-xa.s-st. half block Eusta
Of Klua lsun1y rooms, witt closets anu pantry also
gooI basement. I,nn!s for III month: Terms ca-y.
T.. CGDNGllk, lis East Moutoo-st., utEce vi Prairie
, 1874-08-09

FOR SALE-91 LOTS TN TIE UHL1C|1 TRACT,
! between Twenty. .s.eoud ami Twenty hsts., aad
SState,ss: aqd Wtatxunh-Ev. GEO. Il. H1GGlSSON.
, 1874-08-09

ToOAND-DnY OR WEEK BOARD, TO RE TAKEN
bin frstcass d:ntistr5 Address lou, Tribune odoo.
DOARD-A Young GENTLEMAN DESfHES 4
, 1874-08-09

IfOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE = TWO BRICK
houses near Uniun Park ~ brick South Sto:
also 1T and acFrr property. LORD NORTON. II
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-10


y L. l. D.Ncc. - IN -Fuir r''s.' inr5~ 90.
vs. " au'ss-s isiss, Il! lfiiw Oh. C.,r.u county,
y Further information Isy be uttain-e bv III
Ing On Maj Jas. Law. Hood. Ch='icrsown. " Va.
L. l.. ROYCE.
Jefferson County circulating Library.
I HAT F. opened Circulating I.,f,rarv for thr usc
l"test work. of the hc-i authors end Il other books
that Called for Have of tn" books on TN nd
every week 'rhc terms thcEo: Each person
renting to be he Ia reap nsho for is in good
condition. II dana ccd the party pays for the dam
age Rent p eta. per week in ADVANCE.
juno. II 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
T HAVE jn=t received The largest and r:aost hand
L some stcck OF CNssimers that has ever been
brought 20 thia city Dout tail TO call early in the
season AN" make Jour sclrc'iOns as you now get
the best atyles. d V. STAUFFER.
DON'T fail to call and scc them Beautiful
all OF d v STAUFFER
NEW Stock of Carpets and OH CIoths
1N October 6. IcIi d. V. ST IUFFER
you want a nice fl, and handsome Ca-slmercs,
goto D.V.sTAUFFER'S.
A SUPERIOR two Burton XII G owe at a low
n Ew stock of I..dies' and Men's Un M% HN
NEW stock Of Fan and vyiate- G"ods just re
'I'HE ergest assortment of sdirs Ties and Rufus,
Frederick. Nd October 6. 1874
pEAD'S Concentrated F:ss, nee Jam4ica Ginger,
IA inva lus bic family iucdicine. pog-e.sng ali
the medicinal prupcrt.s together with the nrorn of
for ta!e by u E. Keller
TTPMAE'S Frecklc, Tan amt PlpnIe Hani.b.r
y cures Bl"tehes scurvv, Dry -nd Tar-rv PIN
pies all kinds OF Tcttsr. Inn. rcCkis. Sunburn,
Eruo5 or Worms IN ihr SYN. 3 iusi -""eiVrd and
for Gale by = BELJFR
ilORsEFORD'ss SELF R-:.rlr Rr..a Fr.p.tsT;an
unsurpassed for .hing IiskI broad hi. uit
cakes nd pastry, tor 80. hv . F Keller.
SILVER Soap. Cor poi:=hin Silver T,nva-e &c,
TT7URVIP SEED WHIT Hort,If r." t'. T1n and
1 Ru''haEN "TRIP seed sII 're.n nd rc''ahir
just received and for sale. C BELLER
EEH JOHNsTnN's Nara tive for .aIebv
NJ May p. 1874. GEO T. LIGHT, Agent
NIARsHALl.'5 Life of Lee. coon to be out
May 90 1874. GEO T LIGHT Agent
I ] oOFF'S Matt ext. Brown Stou, Orange Tonic
! BItsers. for sale by GEO. T. LIGHT
oSTETTER's BMters, Plantation Bitters,
Orange Tonic BirteTs made by
May 20, ls.4 GEO LIGHT. Druggist
TINoTRY sEED-Prire article of Timothy
~ Scoops forsale by JAS LAW HOOFF:
GtEMENT and Sara, prime lot of Seasoned
~ Lath, for sale bI As. Ia ". HOOFF
ZINE assortment Of Crrrisee and Riding whips,
: DOT Dor 1:is nE JAS Law. HooFF
~ Aueuat /, 1874 JAS. LA W HOuFF.
M<A Double shoyel Plough. ~1oush, iron
w beam, steel shovel: also Steel ShoveIs Tor
Double Shovel Pioughs, Tor ksIc by.
June ,, 1874 JAS. LAW. HooFF
H JAS. Law HooFF.
WATER COOLERS. for sale by
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-10
R25,oOo i'm GIEC
will be distributed Ae lollOWs

5,767 S25 900
The property gifts will be purchas ,d by the Cor
pDrators ut the prices above named il the drawer
shall so desire. and the Cash he promptly paid by
tho the day specifed.
Bea. in mind that o ticket is recognized at the
drawing unless the coupon bearing the duplicate
number has been returned TO the secretary with
the price-onc dollar
The proportion of Gifts to the number of tickets
is larger than offered aud affords the hest
proof that the management desire to make only a
small, legitimate profit for the purpose forth
and not to ofFcr n grand letter. swinjle
JOHN D. MILIIGA AN. Secretary,
Edinburg. Shenandoah Co., Yirg mia.
September Is, lS74-tN26.
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II U N 0 Ro U S .
The French zouaves.

recommend the following autheutics story
to the attention of the the innumerable admi
rers of the French Zouaves, who have won
sneh conspicuous place in military history.
Tho Arabs of the Beni-Sanssen tribe are
great amateurs OF gunpowder, and never ne.
eject an opportunity of proWling about the
French camp, and offering the soldiers large
Sums of money for the coveted article. They
pretend to tie Arabs. of the neighborhood,
friendly to the French, and say they want
powder for hunting
One day it was discovered that the Zouaves
had been selling their powder. To paint the
fury of the officer in command of the Arab
bureau is an impossible thing but he resolved
to discovered the culprits and punish them
severely An Arab in the service of the
bureau went in mysterious way in quest of
powder. An old Zouaye brought him four
cartridges. and asked him twenty francs for
them. The bargain was struck. but the spy
instantly disclosed his official character, and
brought the cartridge yender before the com
nander
is it you, then" cried the officer, coward
and knave, who would have your comrades
aSs2ssinated by the Beui>Suassens ?''
Yes, commandans, l did it,
GU have committed base action
81 admit it, commandant but with this
same powder that l sold am going to blow
my brains out that will save the trouble of
a courtmartial aud the Zouaves will not be
d;Shonored by public sentence"
With these words the Zouave took cars
fridge. loaded pistol with it, dropped a
round ball in the barrel, and with supurb
GOODNESS put the muzzle 10 his head and pulled
ed the trigger. The weapon missed f=e, and
the Zouave burst into hoarse laugh
The judge has acquitted me" said he.
''How sop said the commandant
''Why you see commandant, that the pow
der | sell to the BENZ Snassens is only ground
charcoal; the balls are made of clay, the
whole done up in genuine cartridge Yon
lave just seen the proof of it"
1t was true. The Zouave had cheated his
customer, and he added with an air OF
triumph:
The FIST time the Beui-Suassens come
into action all their pieces will gain the bait
tie"
Then you sold good deal of powder"
'Rather"-aud the Zouave exhibited a
rmidable pipe, set with solid gold. Though
the Arabs may be pretty sharp fellows, they
arc no match in cunning for the Zouaves
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-10
poETIeAL.
BREAD AND RuTTER.

Tho girl engaged in moulding bread
Shall make some sweet-hear flutter.
With hope to get tho Dairy-maid
To mako his bread aud butter.
She may not play the game croquet.
Or French and German stutter.
Iewellshe knows the curd from whey,
And makes sweet bread and butter.
In meal and cream she's olbow deep.
And cannot stop to putter:
But says if no will sow and reap,
shcn. make his bread and butter.
Tie dairy-maid, the farmers wife,
Shall be the toast we utter;
Alone, man leads q crusty life.
Without good bread and butter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-10

"A four year-old boy, on being reproved
by his mother for taking younger brother
down a steep embankment to pond and asked
what he would have done if the smaller
one had fallen aud rolled into the pond. com
forted her By replying, .'Oh, pshaw ! you
needn't be afraid. can run faster than he
can roN'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-10

An old story tells US low an illiterate
sailor, being about to ship on board her MAJ
jessy's ship Gorgon, spelt out the name back
wards, and retired in disgust at the idea of
serving in vessel which had mo grog" writ
ten On her bow.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-10
Vepable's,
parESa

q,
Harvey's Grammer. Me- ufey's Readers Noe. Ist
End. Sd. 4th 9th and 9th, McGuffey's spsIIcr.,
Copy Books States. Slate Pencils. Gcogrr phics nd
Atlas, both Descriptive and Physical. Will allow
discount to Teachers in all cases. Are prepared
to furnish any book shortest time ima ginable.
Sept. 8. 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT.
D MustR I'd Seed, Black Mustard Seed, Race G in
ger, White Ginger. Long Peppe.. and all other
spices for sale by GEO. T. LIGHT.
pAEER'S Bromo. imp wed Chocolate also
ID on hand and for sale by
Sept. 8. 1874 GEO T. LIGHT.
IlAKER'S Chocolate, French Mustard, Condensed
- Milk, always fresh and pure
GEO. + LIGHTS Drug Store.
TFIOOTH Brushes, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushcs
Nail Bruah, and Shaving Brushes for sAIe by
Sept. S, 1871 GEO T. LlG HI.
FINOBACCOS. both Smoking and Chewing. the
i best and none other.
GEO. L. LIGHTS Drug Store,
TIGARS and Cigarettes from csuts to Is
~ cents, the very best. liberal d!seCunt Nv the
box. GEO. r. LIGHT.
TOAL Oil at 80 cts. gallon. warrA nted FIRE proof
~ and non explosive, test apparatus AT the store,
discount allowed on larger quantities.
Sept. s, 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT.
DUBLICIY ANNOUNCED.-I am prepared to
/ furnish the hest quality o! Goods al "a reason
able prices any man in the Valley. (do not sell
any secoud hand or in ierior goJds, either in med
iciues fancy goods. cheap, and call them fret
CLASSY Will order for any cheap goods If
needed, but would rather sell the beet Will make
time TO suit all prompt and reliable men.
Sept. S. 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT.