Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-01


G. n. Byers has several specials in this
Issue. Rad them.
WI. McCauley, Est, has nonresident
notice in another column.
The New York Store has several special
notices in this issue. Go and sc them
The Parry farm Just opposite the city, is
for rent. Apply to T. D. Leonard.
E.B. Ely advertises this week Sporting
Goods. Go and see them.
The Poston farm, nearly opposite the city,
lie to be sold on the 22d inst. See advertise
ment for particulars.
Nfattin & Barker are now prepared TO de-
liver 10 their customers, their celebrated,
Vienna Bread.
The lots advertised by Mr.. sam Johnson
on Madison street and Greenwood Avenue
viii be sold on March sth instead OF the 5th'
B.R. Ramey, Administrators of the estate
of Thomas Ramey, decd, has suggested the
insolvency Of said estate. See notice in an
other column.
Dr. w. b. FentreSs adverttses 80 acres OF
splendid river bottom lad for rent for the
present year. The land is near the city and
no doubt viii ind ready renter. He also
On saturday, March 18th, pr. j. c. steger'
~ Trustee, will sell at cumberland Iron
Works in Stewart County, lot of graded
stock cattle, hogs, and sheep; also lot OF
farm utensils. See advertisement in anoth-
er column.
Walter McComb & Co. have a letter in
another column from Col. B. Killebrew
In recommendation Of the Anchor Brand
Fertilizer. 1t is good reading for our farm
ers, and we advise them to read and proIt
by IL.
Rice. Broaddus q Co. have a new adyer-
ttsement In this issue, to which we call es-
uecIal attention. They mean business, and
If YOU want goods al bottom prices, call ana
see them. Remember they sell exclusively
for cash.
Pitunan & Lewis have n special in another
column. It is well known fact that they
Keep the very best article Of clothing and
sell at reasonable prices. When wanting
anything in their line call and examine
their stock,
Capt. J. ]. Crusman has n large AMI well
displayed advertisement In this issue In re-
gard to his fertilizers. He publishes some
very strong certificates from farmers, giving
Il the very best recommendation. For par
ticulars read the advertisement.
Nests. Lovtu & Myers, practical furni-
ture dealers, have an advertisement I'm this
Issue. They have a large assortment of pic.
lures, which they Offer cheap, also frames OF
every kind of molding. They are both prac-
ticaI yzorkmen-mai1e any kind of work To
order, and have recently made several busi-
ness desks, which show that they under
stand their business. They are also agents
for q window blind that viii keep out both
wind and dust. Call and see them and eX-
anime their work.
From an advertisement in another coll
umn it will BE- seen that Mr.. II. Johnson,
fashionable tailor, has moved his shop 10
the room over Gus Rexinger's store, three
doors east of the Franklin Hotel. Mr.. john
son has thirty years experience, and has re-
sidrd in this city for the past .fivo years, AID
so far as we know, has given entire salts
faction to his customers. In consequence
of the great reduction in everything else, he
has reduced his prices, and those wishing
work done would consult their interest by
reading his advertisement and giving him
a call.