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PITTSBURGH, September lO.-Rjycr )
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RAILRoAp TINE TABLE
NAH ArrIvals and pepnrtures

GaJfi farther noticc the Fosionec viii be open
FOR delivery and reception OF mail mEItCT from 3
q. A.. 10 8 p, m. daily, except Sundays, and on
hLndays one hour after arrival Of western mail
Omaha time - the time OF the sncC.
Money order once open from . n. M. tot .. m
daily, except Sundays.
Western malls close daily Atl:iO ?. m.
Eastern mails close daily Al abb p. N
Denver Paclnc Il. r.. iuCludinE Denver and
southern malls, close A. s p. m. daily.
hkilE arrive from east daily At $40 p. m, and
from .he west daily ~ 2:l5 p. IN.
Mails arrive from Denver, Col. and way, via
Denver Pacific II. r., A. : a. m. daily.
MAiis close for Fort Laramie and Fort Fsitcr
MN on Mondays a 30 ?. m.
Male arTirc from Fort Laramie and Fort Fet-
srman SundEys at I p. m.
Nails n rive from Iron Mountain on Monday
AZ G p. m
Mail- clssv FOR Iron Mountain on Tuesday nj
8 80 q. m
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on the mon IaCiuC railroad for the
handling and distribution Of ner-
chanIise, having already two nail
roads, it will, by next Fall, have a
railroad running along the base Of
the Back Hills. Our cattle and
sheep Interest viii continue 10 in
crease, and in a few years Cheyenne
VIII be the great central point for the
sale OF Texas cattle. Utah, Idaho,
Montana, nevada and California
will seek this as their market in
which to buy cattle and sheep.
The - Il place called ut was the
Hardware store Of
HENRY IIOUsMAN,
On Ferguson Street, adjoining the
store Of +. Maggie. It is II two story,
fire proof brick, with basement Gel.
lar, 2IxsG feet.
The business il under the control
and management OF l.. D. Beary,
whom we found there, and we inter
viewed him on the business Of the
house q follows:
How long have You been con-
nPctcd with this establishment ?'
"Three years"
About what did the sales amount
to last year?"
Forty thousand dollars"
GLOW did this compare with the
sales in 1872"
"COnsidCrably better"
" From your knowledge Of the
demand for articles in the stove and
hardware line, do you anticipate an
~increase. in this years business over
that of last?"
81 anticipate a considerable in
crease for the year 1875"
What are your views regarding
the permanency and stability of
business generally at this point?"
THAT the trade will continue to
improve, and that the year 1875
will show a large gain both IN in
habitants and business"
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a. I' Liz 4l4A'tllE'Ill l'st1'll- IS
signed 10y each for The faith thai w;t7
IL him. No better O T more effective
Arguments could be made to the timId
and wavering than these
Here is exhibited the confidence thai
induced nearly all of these persons to
make costly and permanent improve
mcnts during the past three or four
years, as well rs the sound business
reasons for that feeling. n the best
business heads in this community
have dared to risk their thousands in
permanent Investments, it was be
cause they saw beforehand that it
would pay. They now see future
prospects more clearly and more and
more encouraging. Surely all these
heads are not mistaken.
We therefore suggest to all persons
who have been hesituting about ma
king permanent improvements, be
cause the sky may fall on Cheyenne,
or the hills may roll down upon it, or
because Of some improbable contin-
gency happening to it, to study care
fully the reasons given by those who
have riskcd ventures in it and won.
Prof. Birdsall gave another of his
entertaining vocal exhibitions at the
public school on Saturday afternoon.
Quite II number of pupils were present.
His method Of instruction is some
thing new in itself snd rather apt to
make n sudden and lasting impression
upon the pupils. All who desire to
acquire a knowledge of musical prin-
ciples will do well to enter his class.
The committee appointed Mt the
public meeting held in Cheyenne
some three weeks ago, on the Long
mont, Fort Collins Il Cheyenne Rail-
road, held a meeting at the office of J..
r. Whitehead on Saturday last. DIR.
T. NJ. Smith, of Fort Collins, was
present and new articles of incorpora-
ton were signed. The capital stock of
the company has been increased from
one hundred thousand to TWO hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. Owing 30
some defect in the former articles Of
incorporation, and the omission of
some formalities now deemed neccssa-
ry t" be complied with, n new organi-
ton was though; best. The old incor-
pOrators and II number of new ones
arc embraced in the present organiza-
ton. The project seems to grow in
favor with our Colorado ncighbors,
and they are anxious to start right.
Push the enterprise forward!
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sIIIcIsIFE-s SALE.

b. virtue and Authority OF a wr3, Of execution
is~lted Oat of he District C0uTI within and for
Laramie Comfy. Wyoming Terri Ory. in favor Of
W. II. XII Holiday. aud against The property
nf A =. Emery for the sum Of S6EI sc and c4stS.
To nra uirrc' ed, l EH q levied upon The ullOwinE
described goods and ChHttrlS, lands and teuc=
muUis Of y. =. Emery. to wit:
The PREMISE known aud described A. Emery
Park situated in Laramie County. Wyoming
Territory, about one mile north OF the city Or
Cheyenne. and near lake Mah-p ah-luIa, and the
iruce enclosing said Park aud all the buildings
said Park.
All of which property / will ofsr at pub &c
auction and sell 10 The highest bidder for cash,
1873. AZ l o'clock p. IN. OF said day. IN front Of
the Court iluusr door Of said Laramie county.
y. j. O'BRIEN,
Sheriff Of Laramie Comfy.
Cheyenne. Wyoming Tcrr., January is. 1875.
JAl-lSdimU.
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AT Recreation Hall tonight our
citizens will have one Of the rarcst
treats of tile season. Everybody and
his wife is invited.
We wadcd over towards the round
house last might've stuck ankle deep
in water, md were just in time to wit
ness a slight misunderstanding be-
tween n couple, surrounded by their
admirers. 1t is unnecessary to say
that the weaker of the two was bru-
tally punished.
Holt, of the Post Office Depot,
sings proud IN numerous improve
ments.
AT Jim" Aliens the terse voice
OF the Keno bankist proclaimed
"k'rect" much to the disappointment
Of many. The curtain for his "vari-
cites" rung up" at 12 50 this norm
ing, and a ltrgc number Of apparently
delighted listeners witnessed the per-
formance.
The cmigrant train from the west,
with n number of passengers, rolled
into the city promptly at a quarter to
nine last night.
AT McDlniel's, the pr@Napter
called time at l. O5. Tho usual varie-
tics, and a good bill was played.
An Engtishmau, who stopped at the
English House, started for the adju-
cent hills Sunday morning. He came
back thoroughly disgusted and took
supper in his'n." Friend Eames saws
he went half way to Longs Peak,
and as that is all the way from thirty
three to sixty-six miles, it was a IA
tiguing walk.
john II. Martin, one of Chey-
enne's ohEtime merchants, was expect
cd up on the Denver train last night.
Our Hotel arrivals are crowded
out this morning.
/. The ladies of the Catholic Church
will give an oyster supper at Recrca-
ton Hall this evening. A pleasant
time IS anticipated. Tickets of admis-
sion, fifty ents.
james Molnney died at the West
crn Hotel last evening, at a quarter
before six. Poor fellow, he had no
relative in this country a V a sister
in the vast city of New York, He will
rest to-day where the pure air of our
Territory will sigh a last requiem over
his narrow home.
Prof. Birdsall will give a musical
exercise this evening in Good Tenn
plars' Hall at : o'clock. The Philhar-
monte Society will hold their regular
meeting in the same place. All are
cordially invited.
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The beer jerker's squire does not
relish the peculiar aIlusion to him in
that role; nor does he consider it any
evidence of the popular respect that
he strangely imagines should be exer-
eised towards him. In. fact, it does
not comport with his notion of the
rule That should regulate the conduct
of gentlemen. Perhaps not! But
what's the good of being too sensitive
Mt the expense of the truth. His is
not n case that will Justify Il resort to
false pretenses.
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Ey 'i-fur aud aurhO Iy u q writ OF cxrcu ion
I-sacd gu' OF the Dlslrici COurI, WITHIN and for
'T7m.r G LuIE, Wyoming ~cFuEOry in favor Of
Bon K Sch~CtcEcrt t>trphru Bon and T.
>cLWgIcheTD, znt against Tie GRO. erty OF John
A. FISCHER. iur The sum Of Si44.S5 and co=tr. to
nae dI coed, | have levied upon the following
described goods aud cha:rclr. lands and trnc-
mCUf- of John A. Fischer. to wit
L"rs No. T. ). G and : in block No Isl. in the
city Of Ju0y rnnv- together with all the Improve
aud Beer Garden.
All Of shaCL properly l Will Olcr at public
anton and sell % The highest bidder for cash,
on Wednesday. February 18th. 1855, al , O clock
p. IN ofsaiI day IN lrJnI ul tue Court IIGusc
door OF said Laramie county.
Nj B'BRTEN.
Sheriff Of Laramie County, Wyoming Ter.
ChCycnU-, WyumIlg Territory,
January l6,h, 1878.
fanIG1m
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sALE.

C~uEYESSE. ". T.,
February 1, 1873.
The following articles OF Subsistence Stores
Will b. sold At PdbNc dHatgJa, 81 The Subsist-
euce Depot, Cheyenne, wyoming. on the
l-Ih day Of March, Is~5, a. l. o'clock, a. IA,
viz.
Barrel OF Sugar,
As pound Of Beef tongues, smoked,
81 EWOkcI Beet, -
o. White Fish.
$50 Herring. smoked,
gp ans Of FDtutur~.
IL buIou>.
L4H i-fIu Is uI AIRI1,au-
! IIBG sale.
ASDw. l.. LOS5, Capt, c. =.
f.b5 lrl
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ONTINUED.
Leaving there wo directed our
course to the store Of
GEO. d. FOGLEsONG Is co.,
on Ferguson Street. The building il
n brc-proof brick, iron front, two
stories high, with an eight foot cellar
underneath, and its dimensions are
2tX72 iect. The building belongs to
L. p. johnson, L. s.. Attorney for
Wyoming, and was erected by him
in 1878, at a cost of about $4,000.
We found the senior member of
the firm in the store, aud after a
little skirmishing on unimportant
matters VIC approached our purpose
in this wise:
SIN what kind of goods have you
been dealing the past year,"
"a general stock Of dry goods,
boots, shoes, ladies' wear, California
woolcns and furnishing goods"
III you have no objection, I would
like to know about what your sales
amounted to in 1912"
"Our sales amounted to forty thou
sand dollars"
What amount of stock did you
carry on an average during the past
year," .s..
t>OaF stock has been large during
the year twenty thousand dollars
average"
Nov did your sales the past year
compare with those Of 1878 and
1922"
Not quite so large, owing to the
EcaRity' OF money"
XWhatsort of trade do you pre-
dict IN cheyenne this year, from
your knowledge of its surround
'EWC expect a large trade this
spring and summer; prospects arc
better for 4 good trade in Cheyenne
this Sear-than-there has ever BEEN"
Will you give the reasons you
have for believing Cheyenne will be
a permaEept and important place as
a Business potnt?"
AVE believe Cheyenne will be a
permanent town, and will continue
to improve from the fact of her
peculiar location at the foot of the
Black Hills, with a good natural
road to the gold and other mineral
portions of II Territory, and that,
commercially speaking, Cheyenne
LnTsn1No@H ad VaniHgns over any point
W-b-siz Fe
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nnte. Of ~AdxerusInc.

Dahl LEADER, all transient advertise
ments. % cents per line. Nonpariel. each In
srrtion; 8 Insertions, 3 cents per Nnc; 20
Insertions. s cents per line.
Local Notices. per zinc, BREWER. each irEer-
ton. - cents per I'm - Insertions, - cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADE all transient advertise
nasnt- 50 cents per line. first Insertion one
mo tn, p cents per line six months, loceutS
per line; one wear, ; cents per line.
CuEYESSE, May LIST. 1874.
IL. CLAICHE.
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We point with pleasure to the tes-
timony given by the leading business
men of u place, to their business
showing and their united confidence
in the future Importance and
stability Of Cheyenne Is we'll
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On and after this date, and until
further notice, Frank II. Stout will do
the collecting for the LEADER. All
orders for job work, advertising aad
subscriptions will receive his prompt
attention.
February ID, 1879.
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Master Conmissioncr's
sale


Territory of Wyoming,
unit OF Laramie,
In the District Court. First judicial District.
Laramie county.
J. r. Whitehead as Admin
iStrntor Of the Estate Of !.
A.AIOOrc, deceased.
Plaintiff,
jennie Hook rs Admins
trntriN Of tho Estate OF IL. In Partition.
NJ. Hook. deceased; and
also, as Admin strait tx OF
the partnership Estate OF
the late firm OF Hook {
Moore,
Defendant.
by virtue Of the authority in me vested by
the Judgment decree and order OF sale made
by the Dis riot Court aforesaid, in tho above
entitled cause, on the 3lst day of Iccember,
A. d. 1874 l Will ns Master commissioner for
that purpO-c appointed. by said Court, and
in pursuance OF said decree and order More
said, offer for sale at public auction in front
Of the court House door Of Laramie County
in the city Of Cheyenne and there sell to the
highest bidder, for cash. on Thursday the 18th
day OF February, a. ID 1879, ut two o'clock of
said day, the following described property.
the same being the property of the partner
snip estate OF the late FIRM of Hook & Moore,
viz: Lots number ono.t two, seven and eight
evenly l2IdL with all the improvement sit
u1tc thereon, consist nE IF n ~ house,
a large livery stable and corral, known ns
he Great Western EUrrll,' together with
all the fence ard other improvements, siIuale
II aud ar0GUd !O'- three, four. five and six. q. 4,
). D.. in same block, n said CITY. and ono pair Of
Fairbanks hay scales. situate south Of said Inv
cry stable and II twentieth ,2,ih) street in said
Citv. y. !. o BRIEN.
Jan.I9Ilm Mater Commissioner.
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~ Our Authorized AdvgrtlEluE Agents tor tho
LEApER arc. in New YORK. S. ". FutIGngill * Co,
a7,Park Row, Geo. p. R7Eycll & Co, 80 Park Row,
~. Luuir, Rowe / 4 ChrrmHn, Cor. Third and
Chestnut Streets, - LnHh- Ahy"rii-ing aud
Publ shlng Agency Chicago. II II. Chanilcr,
l3t Spuih CLARK street; Philadelphia \. "
Aver 3 Son, ia Sanr0r1 Street aad Coz, WeiE-
erilL ; Co, Builclin bulldog.
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The subscription price Of the
DAILY LEADER has been reduced to
twenty-five cents a week, or ten dol
lars a year in n.ivanco.
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Assessment Notice.

Assessment Notice.
CHEYENNE, WYO.
Jan. 27, 1879.
To the Stockholders of the Metcalf
Mining Company:
There is an assessment levied of
twenty cents per share on the capital
stock ofEthe Metcaif Mining Com
pany, payable at their office in the
City of Cheyenne, Wyoming Terri
tory.
a. R.. CONVERSE,
-- p 80 President
L. D.. BEARY,
Secretary. jan29.dI0t
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List Of letters remaining in the
Cheyenne Post Office Feb. S, $50,
which if not called for within thirty
days, will be sen to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised, " Civ
ing date.
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M HgonIc.
Knights FcmpIar.

Wyoming Conmandcry No. /. Regular cor.
clavc first Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. /. r. A. NJ. meets
Hall, on the FIRST and third Tuesday evenings in
each month, at ) o CLOCK p. m.
cheyenne Lodge, No. 10, meets first and thirc
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
odd F~eIIoTYE.
Hope FnCam Smcnt. No. ?, L. .. o. F., meet
every ID and 18th Wednesday OF each month a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !. I. Q. =. r., meets ever
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
I. O.. c.. T.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 81, L. o. G. T. meete
every Friday evening at Good Template Hall,
18th street.
limitations will be conducted only on the FRS
and third FRIDAYS of each month. The interYen
ing Fridays during the month viii! be devoted 1
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN, W. c. T.
W. II. wooD, W. Secretary.
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DAILY BULLETIN.
War Department signal Service q. $.
Army.

Division of kilograms and reports for
the benefit of commerce aud agricul-
ture. Meteorological Record,
Saturday, Feb. 6, 1S75-5:4 a. M:
Observations taken at the same mo
mCnt Of time ut all stations.
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GENERAL


DeLe&Alo IN congress-,
foTtv Third C0HgTsss-HUn- W. Il. Steel
Territorial Omcerz.
HOrsraor-JHo. A Campbell.
sscraargJEsOn B. Blown.
ChbJ Justtes Of Supreme Court. W. Fisher
AS@oo1e Js'ossTos. NJ Carey, K. A. Thomas
Urtf7I Sf1kss COEeetOr-E p. Snow.
STTIsyor GsHsTa- silas Reed.
EresiTsJ u PHbIIc lHOHsys-G. W. Corsv
Register 4. 5. LdHd OFos-S. IL. Win.vI
ETritOTtGI TrsdSuFsr-S. W. DJwney.
Territorial AUduOT-J. Il. HaytOrd.
: L. Arnold.
I0"'R1Ss'1htT % Fe3it' fttaTyI Charles Hutton.
IN. Z. Post.
CuUI8lissjOHsT Of IHgDiigraHOa-E. r. Bishop.
SWperiHttHdSH u EhErBc6SR-JOhn Slaughter.
DUtTlct AHOrHty-E. ?. Johnson
United StGfSs Cg'aHISsiOETT--J W. Brunsr.
CSrE ~ I8 Judicial PiJfylcf-J. ". bruner.
Earshal Prank YulcOfL.
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County omcers.

CHEYENNE CITY.
Geo. CAssels Pres. sE. oF-NRyor
Peter lis NINA.
Bird TrWstt,s{ John T.. Davis.
Z II. bribey.
H. L. Wn.pp'C-
CLsrL-W. Richardson. sr. Of. AsFcsEOT.
AdTShG-Frtnk Whitney.
LrsGsntr-Isa ac bergman.
.InOrHey-T J. Street.
SHrrce0r-R. Blackstone.
Police Justic,s-Iuhn Slaughter. a. G. Mead
seIu-s Of the Town Trustees. Friday ever
Ing in each week, at the City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
a.. Adams. Chairman
Michael CasroIl.
Sheriff.. J. layton.
Justice. Of ne R.no. i; y ). r Ps,ss..
Thomas ShApks.
clerk. u. Peasc.
Prub4ts .JH5ge-G w. Ritter. sr-oEcfo Treasurer
PyossclHiHg Iu0yHty-C ". Bramrl.
Superintendent Of Sctoois-W Z Wilson.
C0rOHeT-JcrUmluh Boles.
LARAMIE CITY
Iwm. Harris. ~ oFeo, Mayor
Board Of TRUSTEE. Il. aaIbr"i'S.
7. J. Webster,
flames VIM
Cerk-John Mel cod, ca ofrio Assessor
AIrSbGl-M. \. Hnncc.
TrtdsYreT-L- d. Pease.
4h0THsy-IIumyr Nerrcll.
Police JgItics-L. d. Pesse.
CARRDS CpI'STy
Commissions. { :. u y sR Ranns Chairman,
. car COllistcT.
S~HeriF-william HawIay.
ProS1ts .JafgS y IL 'Tuttl,.
Superintendent Of SchOoLS-B. z. Kinney.
swEETwATEE COUNTY.
lanes Kline. Chairman,
'O"" r tHsnnm
GisrSLI. MeChr,hy'
C0TOHer-JOhn Morris.
-
UTNTA COUNTY.
ut,,-
william Mcdonald.
Commissioner A., ' Quinn.
. r :"
~ T,
CogskrJLsl o. NaI,bv. Amy y, .rIpct
s IS. Dunbar, Piedmont Precinct.
&c. n. White. Evan -ton rr'I
,..g-.,o, -. p.,.< 49,, + gT.
WIN. Y. Clark. I'icdm't {"
lJHs :. Mitchell. HilIsrd"
Clsrk--AlL g. Lee
FrooIts J~mdgsIOria9 N"Tsh Ell On. Treasurer
(unucn
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A Ranblo among the Merchant Princes
Of Cheyenne.

"oNTINUED.
Leaving there wo directed our
curse to the store Of
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just reCeivedI Buckskin UNDER
shirts and drawers al IIELLMAN'S.
feb4-dtf
--PKOPOsABs for repairing the NJ.
+. Church, with plans and specifca-
tiOns and cost of same will be re-
ceived until Tuesday, Feb. ., 1873, at
Pease Il Taylor'S.
For particulars inquire of the COM
mittee.
w. d. PEAsE,
JOHN DURBIN, Committee.
J, ReUrsoN,
feb4-dtd-
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courtesy of Wvo. Archives & nistor5
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jennie Hook rs Admins
trntriN of the Estate OF H..
VI. Hook. dcce rSed; and
also, as Admin Strat.iX Of
the partnership Estate Of
the late firm OF Hook (
Moore,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-02

LAST Sunday being bright, beau.
tiful dayswe concluded that we could
spend it pleasantly and proftably by
attending the Methodist meeting then
going on at Salem church, some seven
miles from the city, on the Southside.
DIR. Goodloe peached, read the rules
of the church, and administered the
sacrament to large and attentive au-
dience. We were well cared for at
lunch time, by our friend, Samuel
Hinton, who had, in connection with
others ofthe neighborhood, substan-
stantial dinner spread out, free for all.
A young lady friend remarked, that
she believed we came to the country to
get good dinner. We would inform
her that she is good hand at guessing,
for we certainly got much better din
ner than poor printers are used to.
We also state, that when the occasion
spoken of comes off, we will do as we
promised, and Yhl say ali the pretty
things we can find in the language.
But as there is many a slip twixt the
cup and lip" We bide our time. an,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-02

On Saturday last, we attended the
meeting of the Washington Furnace
Council of United Friends of Temper
ance, on the Southside of the river.
This council has some forty members,
but owing to the fact that most OF the
members were very busy cutting and
housing tobacco, only a small number
were in attendance. The Council is
composed of good material, and its
members hvae large field to operate
in, and we hope soon to hear of a
goodly number Of aceessions to their
Council.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-02

WHILE some are selling at cost, and
some below cost, and some threatening
to protect their customers, / would re-
spectfully intimate that am sparing
no pains to bring and keep the photo
graphic art up to the highest notch in
the profession, making daily the very
finest class of work, at reasonable
prices. At the same time l am doing
a cheaper class of work to suit every
one, and think / can satisfy all my
patrons as to price and quality. Come
up and see the styles of work we are
turning out.
MCCORMAC & Co.
Sept. Is, 1875-4t.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

The impression seems to be preva-
lent and apprehensions are entertained,
that the supply of medicines necessary
in the treatment of the present pre-
vailing sickness are being rapidly ex-
hausted, and that we will soon be with
out the means to combat the disease.
We would say to our friends and the
public generally, have no fears on this
point, we have anticipated your wants
and fully appreciate the condition and
have now in store large lot of Qui-
nine and other medicines necessary in
the treatment of the epidemic, and are
in direct communication with Powers
& Weightman, , of Philadelphia, the
great American Manufacturing Chem
lists, and are determined to keep our
stock up to the Requirements Of the
times, where all can be supplied at the
lowest possible cash prices.
90 aAs Respectfully, 4d f1ga
Oct. l 1t. '3 MCCAULEY & Co.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-02

Rev. j. r. PLUMMER preached his
farewell sermon at the Methodist
church, last Sunday night. He is an
earnest, Jealous minister, and has dis
charged his pastoral duties, the past
conference year, with christian fidelity
He has given satisfaction to a large
proportion of our people, and many
true friends part with him reluctantly.
The people to whom he may be sent for
another year, will find him and his all
that should be desired in the pulpit
and social circle, and We thus publicly
assure them that they have our best
wishes for their present and future
well-being.