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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-01-04

The fabrics specially vari
color design made from carefully selected Yarns
twisted we render them extremely durable
These are to be sold in Suits from 6 90 up
10 90
Z
English Beaver Suits from IA so up
French and English Trcot Suits from IL so up
English and French Diagonal Suits from 8 90 up
English Velveeen and Moleskin Suits from II 90 upI
French Black Doeskn Suits from IA 90 up
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Administrators Notice,

Having qualified as Administrator OF the
estate of Pete Johnson, (col.) deceased, all
persons having claims against SAID estate are
hereby notified to present them, duly au-
tbentfcated- within the time prescribed by
law or they will be forever barred. All per-
tie at once SAM. JOHNSON,
Dec = Is7S-44 Administrator.
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Saturday, January IL, 1879,
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as Administrator of the
est at of Mrs. SalIie w. Allen, deceased, all
peso Is having claims against said estate
are hereby notified TO present them, duly
within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
All persons owing said estate are requested
10 settle at once.
A. GRANT, Admir-.
Dec 7th, IS7S---4ts
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MnGOLD PLATED VyATC w Esi. Cheap
~ &c tin the niS~n world. S,igapie Watch Free 20
WOIOeNLs. Address. A. CouiTEH 4, Ca, Chicago.
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For Rent for 1873.

The farm Of Mrs o. X. Waller containing
66 acres of land, 20 acres cleared, with com
Portable dwelling Of rooms, Kitchen and
out-honses, f1ne orchard of choice fruit etc,
situated miles from GAINESVILLE near Dun
bars Cave ana adjoining the land of 6ul-
phur Springs For particulars and terms
apply TO George WarheId, near the premises.
Dec 2 lS72---2tS
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COUNTY COURT SALE.

c. NJ. Grant, ct ais VS.. Jessie Grant and
Eugenia Grant.
Pursuant to q decree in this case at the
November Term 1873, of the County Court,
will sell at Public Auction to the highest bid
der at the Court House door in GAINESVILLE on
Saturday, January IL, 1879,
Forty acres of land lying in District No.
of Montgomery County, and bounded as
follows: On the north by the lands of G. NJ,
Grant, Mrs. S. j. Bowling and Mrs. NJ. n.
Marshall, on the east by the lands of Mrs
NJ. n. Marshall, ON the south by the lands
of >. H. Morgan, and on the west by the
lands of Mrs +. s. Knott.
TERMS: One third cash, and the balance
on n Credit Of one and two years. Notes
with good security, with interest from date
and lien retained for the payment of the
balance of the purchase money.
r. ID. MOSELEY, Clerk.
BY G. H. Bailey, d. G.
Dec. 9Th, lS1S4-tprfs8 rs.
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CARDS.

Boot and Shoe Makers.
Clinton Bretney, in LcpdnS building. Bank street
Attorders promptly fllea-ivoyk toarrdhted.
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RAISING CHURCH FUNDS.

1t has grown into q fashionable custom of
late, as a means Of raising funds, to have
mock auction sales Of the pretty girls at
church festivals. 1t tends to increase the
resources of the church, and at the same
tme very clearly demonstrates in which
way the affections of youth are bent. For
it is reasonable to suppose that no ambitious
young man will permit his sweetheart to be
knocked down to rival until be has ex-
pended his last cent in the effort to become
the fortunate purchaser.
Acting upon this idea, says western ex-
change, one Of our fashionable churches is
preparing for festival, i'll which the auc-
ton business is to form prominent feature.
1t has put the young ladies in quite Autter
of excitement, and unhappily has come very
nearly wrecking the future happiness oftwo
estimable young creatures. The facts in the
case are these:
A young gentleman who confesses TO an
amiable weakness for one of the young la
dies who are to be disposed of on the occa-
sion referred TO called on his dplcinea few
evenings since and very naturally the sub
ject of the festival came up.
ann to be sold, Charlie. Did you know
it ?" exclaimed the enchantress.
"No Are you though I suppose
shall have to buy you"
"0f course. But how much do you think
will sell for?
This was native inquiry, but 1t led TO
moment Of brief but sagacious speculation.
If he had any rival, the girl was likely to
go high if he didn't have any it would
appear as it he was investing in an exceed
ingly cheap article.
al don't know" The words were long
drawd out, and his face was grave. ~ sup
pose dollor or two"
II he had reflected a moment longer he
never would have made this observation.
1t was born, however, of sense OF economy
and had no idea what it would lead to. But
as the words fell from his lips he looked at
his inamorata and caught the flash of indig-
nant blue eyes, which made his heart sink.
zone or two dollars, indeed I'll sell for
fifty at the lowest
81 can't buy you, then"
"Sir! and the lady's face was rigid with
amazement.
"That isl mean to say-confound it,
Maria, can't spare that much," and the
poor fellow looked approvingly at the divin-
ty which was about to shape the end of his
purse. But the disaster had come. The
young lady rose from her seat like queen,
and with the cruel remark that gentleman
who thought so much of $50 was not suit
able person to encourage as lover, sailed
majestically from the room.
And now that young mans soul is con-
Yulsed with anguish, and remarks upon
church festival are fearful to contemplate.
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pect to be corporal for year yet. Lucky
shot, that, you betl"
In few moments more the colonel plung-
ed into camp amid a wild yell of cheers and
discharge from he battery, which rolled
oyer the plains and across the river into
Mexico, announcing that the colonel had
won the race.--Potter's Monthly.
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Interested in new inventions and patents are
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A Walk Around the Block.

A Walk Around the Block.
My comrade lives on a sunny street,
Near the top Of a famous hill
When I'm up there hate to walk,
But walk my comrade will
rouse my friend at half-past FIVE,
And we read some Greek together,
And then he hauls me round the block,
No matter what the weather.
He gets me broiled in the morning sun,
He gets me soaked with rain;
And when he's lug'd me round there once,
Helugs me round again.
For-whisper l-my comrades lady lives
In house on the other street;
And he loves 10 tramp around the block,
Though she be not there to greet.
To look at the curtains that shut her in,
And the walls that shut him out;
He's pined away till he's leaner than me,
He that used to be SO stout
Now, know the lady is fair to see,
know she's graceful and gay;
But know my f,iend has no good right
To mako me walk that way.
1know the shape of every brick
In the wall of that house divine
And why should he stand and gaze at it,
Till pain comes in my splne1
He gets there ere the matin birds
Commence to carol the morn,
When he knows that then not one is up
Ofthe girls iu this land born.
But patience a day Of respite comes,
A happy, happy day
Next Monday sees the maiden fair
To her summer haunts away,
Safe is our firm old friendship then
From wreck upon that rock;
My friend and can take stroll
And not 60 round the block.
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H. V. MORTIMER, Proprietor.
VOL. VII, No 81.
Railroad Guide.
DHILA. g. READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

MAY 1iTH. 1879.
Trains leave ALLENTOW WN rs tOllOws;-
(viA PERKIOMRN BRANCHl
For Philadelphia, at 4:25, 6.UU lao. am. and
55 y. III.
For Philadelphia at 4.25 q. m.,335 D. IN.
WA EAsr PENNA BRANCH) -
id0O5 pm. -
For Harrisburg. 2.S) 40, 0O5 a. M, 1910, 4oO
sos u. IN.
FOR Lancaster and Columbia, S 40. 9.oj am. and
430 m
fDoes not run on Mondays
UNDAYS.
For Readlnr. 2 80 am. and A.30 and 05 p m.
For IL irrlshnrg, ~ > q. NJ and U6 y. III:
Trains FOR ALE NTOWN leave as follows:
WA PRRKIoNEN DRANCHl
Leave Philadelphia 740 a. M, LOU, Al30 and 5.30
D..
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philndephin. SO r. IN and 3 10 o. m,
VIA EAST PENNA BRANCH
Leave Reading. 1z0 1895 a m, 4.Oi, 8.l5 END
lO.4l D M
Leave Harrisburg, SIS, SO a. M, and 100. AGO
Leave Lancaster s.iO II. M. q SIS and as p. m
leave Columbia SO q. m 10 and $50 p. M
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading. 40 and 9O5 a. m.
Leave IarrisUuI ., SIS am.
Trains ma keu thus y run to and from depot
9th and Greeu streets Philadelphia other
trains to n d from Broad street depot.
Tne G3l u. IN and sos D. n. trains from Alien
town, and the 7.45 q. m and 53l p. m. trans
from Philadelphia have through cars to ana
]. f. wOOTIEN.
Gcnerol Manager
q. HANCOCK, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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DEAR SIR

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GUNS.RIFLES, REVOLVER>,
PILToLS, Ann uniliUn, Gun Material Fishing
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please write Tor my Large illustrated Catalogue
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a 10 Pc 'tland Maine, June 7-ly-,
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REsros RAEascKs Mo-. April 10th. 1896
On Ioux ErnL.--DEAn SgE knowing the efficacy n
Four sarsaparla and the healing and beneficial quail
lies II possesses send yoa the following statement n
nv
/ was wounded ahou, two yesrs ago--was tsken prs-
ner and confined for sixteen months Being moved 70
fen my wounds have mot healed yet. have mot set NJ
moment since wounded. ani shot through the
hps NY general health =. impaired. and need some
hing 20 assist nature have faith IN your sar-
sapara than any thing else wish that that - gern-
ne Please express me half dozsn bottles and obige
CAPrAfx &. r. JOHNSON.
ST Lnrts. No.
r. s-The following written April aoih, iscs, ~
mrs Jennie johnson. mother ~ Capt. johnson:
DR Joux Briss--nksR STA. nv husband DR.. g. 3.
Johnson skilfnl surgeon AMI physician IN Central
View York where he died. leaving the above e.. r.
Johnson 20 my A. thirteen years 81 are he bad
,hronic diarrhea and scrofnls. for which yeur
s.rssrariiis Ia cured him. rhave for TEN years
commended Il to many New York Ohio and io~ Tor
scr0snia fever sores. sndgeneral debility. Perfect
uccess has attended n. The cures effected In some
ases 81 scroa and fever sores we're almost miraculous
am very anxious for my 10 again have recourse 20
rur ssrsaparia. He Il fearful o. getting spurious
arfcie hence his writing 70 Won Tor ". His wounds
we're terrible, but believe he will recorsr.
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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FFVH 0H1tvI HtHIIIEut
One dollar OF the honest money will
buy a. much as two dill ten wears ago.
Will Il pay two dollars o. debt? Will II
pay two dollars ~ bank iaterest! viii
u pay two dollars OF official salary? Will
i pay two dollars Of railroad tariff? viii
y pay two dollars OF taxes! Will II pay
two dollars Of bon's? Mol but II viii
nay FOR two dollars worth OF labor; II
will pay for two dollars worth Of corn
wheat. cotton, cats, or hay; 1t will pay
for two dollars worth Of pork, beef.
mutton and wool; Il will pay Tor three
dollars worth Of land: for fonr dollars
wosin ofilnprcyei property. or for tws
dollars worth Of manufactured goods,
fou can sec how II works.
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DIR. JOHN BULL,
Msxrsscrrrrs vKspKE OF
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SAnSApARIllA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies Of the Day.
Principal once. No. $40 Main street.
LOUISVILLE. ky.
BULLS
SARSAPA RILLAl

Read the following extract 81 letter from Mrs Rivers
wife Of Reverend Dr. Rivers. ~ the most learned.
eloquent and popular Ministers q the Methodist Eps
ropai Church. aud who AZ the time of writing sia-
tuned at Broadway Church. Louisville. ny.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. October sih. lsss
Ds. Ioux prr1.-DrAs SIN. Many thanks 10 you for
TIE medicine You have 80 kindly given have been
great sufferer f- years. and had the advice - variorr
physicians. Some prcnoanesa ny sntns' sons ny
4 have been burnt. bsfcret and cnppet. t bad he-
come disheafened. Several very eminent physicians
sho examined rny spine. Informed me ihaf was threat
ened with paralysis aprerle1y any day. and fhs'
nothing hut seAfon would relieve hsd perfect
horror OF that and hesiiafng shout having enc IN
serted when you kirlly sent me your sArsapaTllla
which Immediately begun 20 take three times day
had suffered terribly with most acnfe pain W The
light side 81 my head especially when would read
write FOR any length ~ time. and rising omy fee'
would be perfectly blind Tor several minutes and would
have "a hold 70 something n prevent falling
am mast happy 10 inform You that the pain IN my
had y entirely relieved; ~ulIsF hut seldom with my
SHINE aud then aenielv NY appetite y good
ndeea for ths frst time ia ny lie eijoy my dinner
more than anr meal during the day.
yen kindly sent me fur bottles again last night and
began again this morning. and hope =" he entirely
relieved Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best
a.. c. RrvEns.
Nv Jsnrnal ahonrds with similar letters Al of -heh
guarantee ~ genuine and written by tie person
whose names they bear.
~ not snHrr vcnrseif ~ be imposed Dor't ~
frawn sway sfer amt Doubtful experiments Don'i
TX ycnr health Nv letting nosces experiment upon
Won with their trash.
Nv ssr~sp4rsa hns stood tho test M twcnty-fvf
rsArs: N IA x the Sar<aprra ~ the fav and ~ The
,re towering AT Others IN popularity and IL
'ire quniiti~s.
Avoid All those WIN are trying y palm "a you
ther extrses ~ ~aresrariih so-rslsd. Remember 4
the Old aud reliable remedy Tor impurities " the blood
md scrcfaious affections. Always bear that 10 mind.
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1879 Spring. 1879
Boots, Boots!
Shoes, Shoes /!
BEST STOCK IN DUBOIS COUNTY
GREATER THAN EVER.
HENRY LANDGREBE

Respectfully returns his thanks to his
numerous customers for their liberal
patronage heretofore. and invites them
10 examine his new stock. received March
10. 1879. He has now double the stock
Of any house in Dubois county, embrace
ing more than
5000 WORTH OF GOODS,
From the cheapest 70 the very best. La
dies Newport ties from 81 up. Finest
side lace from ESQ up; Gents Boots al price You
want Boys Shoes from ~ up. Good Congress Cali
Caters fil stock. al ~ These are not cqaaied in
southern Indiana. tine line a Gents Shoes " all
STYLES and prices Ladies nns Button KID 81 best qnal-
rty. al only - 30. Give trial and will save ycu
money
HENRY LANDGKEBE.
Geirer Street. between Main and walnu
HrxrsxeprnsH March II. 1s79.
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DAYS or Meeting OF tho Trustees
of the Various Townships Ia
Dubois County.
|A OTICEis hereby given that the rrns-
~ tees OF the various townships Of Du-
'bois Co. will be n thsir respective Offices
In each Of the townships for the purpose
OF attending to township business, ON
the following days:
Columbia Harblson. necns, pAinhritse. Marion Hall.
jsf~rsop. jackson. Cars and Ferdinand rg~nsLirs
sn on Saturdays 81 each week aud fstaka o~nskii,
ON nonds n each ~tek Madison tcsE<hip On tls Let
and ID saturdays In every month.
Persons Lasinr business 9th any 81 the Trustees
win have these days lie Law provides
ln .*Sec 2. such Township Trustee shall dssier ate
certain days ia each week ~ month may he reqse
Ia hich he IN attend the business his ~
and causs notice thereof be given 10 the Inhabitants
of such township: and all contracts auditing and pay
msnt 81 claims shall be made only such Designated
days
J. w Sisnc>s, JcvAs LErEfrrcKn,
CHnis. Rrpcllm j. n. LEnnox.
Axpksw McNskxKr. PIN xsnEsipsE.
W. krNDAIL. J. fEpfTT.
JosrrE FRirx NoksAN FfsHrR.
F-w. korngnr. ClshgSs LrxAkE.
April lsth. ls7s.--iy
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TIME proprietor Of this celebrated medicine justly
claims for il superiority all remedies ever
offered the public for the sArK. CERTAIN, srssps A~p
cure 81 Agus and Fever. Chilis AM F.
whether Of short long standing. He refers 20
the entire Western aud southern country 20 bsar him
Testimony the truth Of the assertion. that In no ease
II fail 70 II the direction stTie ny
followed out. In great many single dose has
been sufficient for cure. and whole families have
heeR by single bottle. with perfect rsstoraio
of the general health. lts however. prudent and "
every case certain cure II its u continued IN
smaller doses for week after the disease ~.
been broken checked especalyin dihcnit and
long standing cases Usually. this medicine will mol
require any aid TO keep the bowels In good order should
1.-THE patient. however require eathsrc medicine A.
tier having taken three four doses 81 the Tonic
single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
Twill be sufficient.
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must have DIR
liOHN BULLS private stamp on each bottle. DR. JOIN
BULL enly has the right manufacture and sell IN
original JOHN J. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, 81 Louisville
IKv. Examine well the label each bottle. " m,
private stamp each bottle do not purchase.
you will be deceived.
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PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOB SPERMAT0RRHGA.
SEMINAL PASTullE'

= t1l1akI8 UI1coVorY
ssf Me- Dsrastnrs u Mel
zeal s<iencs. o. entirely
Ncw as1 positively ef<cf-
i've Remedy for the sp<e1y
Ant r<rnarerf Cure -
Seminal Emissions -
Impofcncy b he cnly
true wAy. Va. Direct
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other boot makers, AFTER seeing ny
work. being afraid 10 compete Mcrk
Of all kinds done promptly, and al W
work going out Of my shop guaranteed
Givs ne a call. W. MAJ
OF. sii, Ie73-1,.
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