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msnhood and the vigof Of youth TO the most
aha&tered COZ stltution Tn four weeks FAILURE I'M
1oosihlA This restoring remedy should be tAken
IN m about to marry. or who have become weak
ea,ed from excess or any oher cause SUCCESS 10
~ per case Sole Agent, Dr.. JOS SAOoUR0. Uni
veraffY Place, New Yorf.
OTUaGfSts supplied. 0n1U
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my8-eo
% II. WARMER, ReAl Estate Auct1Oneer.

IL u. WARNER, ReN Estate AucdOneef.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
STREET, BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND
TWENTIETH STREETS NORTHWEST: AND
ON @ STREET NORTHWEST BET VIXEN
ElEIMEMIH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
viii sell at public auction. I'm front Of the -
premises. ct O'Clock. on TUESDAY, May Is,
Streets part Lot Square 49, fronting Sfeet by an
average depth Of about IS feet Also ct O'Clock on
1884, ea< fronting % feet by depth Of 100 feet on
the south side Of west between 18Th and 18th SITS.
DIV.
Terms: Onethird cash; and the balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months. at the purchasers cost
&10O down on each lot
my8.4s B. H. WARNER Auct
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THOa Z wAGGAMAN Real Kst.te Ancio,eer
TRHNS NJ z3a c SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE

~. as w NV JERSEY AVENUE.
O1oer ana oy virtue of deed of trust "A
%sArIne Gave the nth day of February 1874, MSI
S1G Lecoroed In Ltbet No 743, folio 80 one Ik.:
4noerns1ed Trustees will sell az public auction. In
i I % the premises, on MONDAY, the 2d day OF
Sunsi 1917 at O'Clock, all OF lot numbered 81 Of
y d 6ysn's subdivision OF oriainal lot 49, In
os3, as recorded in Lber H G folio 104
1ens OF sale: The amount Of indebte mess
g VII S4,SOO, with interest at per cent per annum
1om August ~. 1873 secured by this deed Of frost
and the balance at six, Twelve and eighteen
montns, 1or which the notes Of the purchaser
t Ry deed OF trust on the property sold, viii be
s,,rc9 sePoslt OF 600 suan be required of the
il 7i6 cost terms Of sale not complied With
and cost Of fefautiug purchs ser altar v e. rsa
noooe Oh SUCH rssale as they may think proper
ru W. Arthur TAYLOR. Trustees.
11HOo- ~. WAooAMAN, Auct. ap29-d&tis
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P0IsoERD BY NEW KNIFE. - The many
friends OF eX-State Treasurer Col. w. B. Nc
Cieery, of Flint, win regret to learn of a miS-
York, recently, Col. McCreery purchased a
small pocket knife, and In handling it scratched
the back OF the second finger Of his right hand
He thought nothing Of 1t at the time, and soon
after started On his return home. While en-
route the finger became very painful, and upon
his arrival at the Russell house his hand and
arm mad swollen to nearly twice their normal
size. Becoming alarmed, Col McCreery sum.
mOned a ply stefan, and was shocked to learn
that modification had set in aud his finger
would have to be ampatated In order to save
his life. He returned to his home Saturday
where it was expected the operation would be
performed. The only theory advanced for this
singular case is that some poisonous substance
which the scratch was made.-[Detroit Post,
MdU 5.
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nR. ROBERTeON can be oglsulted eTefY
nv, next door 70 Metropolitan church, corner ~
O1,r1nS md Nervous System Recent and Chronic
~ Quickly cured. AL Female Complaints QUICK
- Mrsd Ccusultations strictly private. and cure
Susr1nteed in every case. Fifteen years experience
Gharge0 moderste Main Once. - 8 Eut4w g
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T T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
d. No. sos F street northwest
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SPECIAL SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING
AND SUMNER READYMADE CLOTH NC.
On TUESDAY MORNING, May 18th. 1879, COM
mencing at 10 O'clock within my salesrooms shall
sell without eserve, splendid stock of the above
goods, comprising Mems and YOuths's Clothing, Of
fine quality and latest styles.
Gods viii be on exhibition day prior to sale.
my Sd THOMAS DOWLING, Auctr.
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MEDICAL. &c

nR LEON, the oldest eat.blished and only Re
u liable 1adies' Physician in the city. can be CON
O'clock, except Sundays and Mo as All + Re,
5 %.e Complaints quickly cured separate Fso@s
nR MML1R's NEURALGIA or NERVE ACHE
attest their efficacy, Sold BY al dru.zists STOTT
Ea0,M WE Wholesale Agents. No. 4S0 Penn
HUNDEEDS 0F YOUNG MEN HAVE BEEN
sss 1'Rs ss sS g s"s Of Dr. D. sssssss
MANHOOD RESTORED SPernatorrhoa, Pre-
Pf 81 r No Il
6es n
M al female complaints quietly cured dsn Be
copsulted every Monday. Tuesday. and Saturday.
't s1i. efn e. NV ON o'h0u" fr0ml to pm
DH MSnY NoTTs IRsEG "a Ro9WDERsa-
aea ga:,1 R;sss ksssS1: RssSz:
snd .1 RloSd .nd SIN Rl:sises speedttY ea1ed
oeS q p, ss rs g box H sSlz9
TNFoRTANT TO LADIES.
eao.:sS 81 tss @ss4sS 9ssasg q a.1 = e.,
S:5S35s,s q ri Spi7srss q Hs ;sS;
IN. John THIPP'e BLOOD PURI.
ssss1 b.S Ssss ffs ssSs sssof ana
~ Blood Poison Cure of Syphilis sr.Esnteed n
and please state disease, 8O6 Columbus ave, Boston
No medicine genuine UNLESS In bottles with my mama
HalE Dan20ly] DIR JOHN TRIP.
HEAH'D MISSION ON EARTH.--A th0s.
M ough medical treatise, indicating how con-
mined DISABILITIES may be removed The expert
once Of q years study observation. and profession
q practice, showing the agencies th1t VIII insure re
conditions Of health. that have been impaired By
oveRtaxed powerh A statement OF obstacles TO mar.
moved By mail, 26c-. currency or pOS.ase samPS
AddfeO 1ecJ Museum Anatomy snd Scaence. ~
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English Opinion Of Parole.

The special commissioner OF the London
Sportsman In commenting upon one OF Paroles
brown, but not SO big or SO lengthy. He is not
large DOned horse. but true In his formation,
aid why looking on the very best Of legs and
feet. He still wears lot OF hts winter coat,
lie only came over In the autumn, and as yet
the sun has scarcely shone on his jacket, which
ne win shell on when he gailops on the spring
blood like and thoroughly sound horse. 1 have
said that he has the hest of legs and feet for
although his hooks show the remains of curb
they are as hard and callOus as the flint of a
Waterloo mUsket, and being six years old, prac-
ttcal hoI semen need not be told that he Is not
now likely to give way from this cause. Parole
Is Gel tairly not an equine dandy because he
wears ragged coat. From this cause many a
good horse has been condemned as mean look
ing and out OF condition at this period of the
year. Heavy cloths, warm stables and linseed,
or other masheS well known to hOrSemen, will
materially hasten the changing OF a horses
coat, but by this process there Is more risk Of
the animal taking cold than by leaving him to
e more tardy and safer treatment ordained
by Dame Nature l believe that not only
Parole, out all the other Amer1can horses IN
training here and at home, stand uncovered
night and day In their stables and their clothing
at exercise appears lighter than the majority OF
The London Sportsnan speaking OF the Ches-
ter Trades Cup Race, where Parole came in
fourth, says:-"As the horses came streaming
round the CaStlepOle turn Parole came with
such a dash that the race seemed quite at his
mercy, but to the establishment of all, especial
ly his rider, he suddenly stopped as though
snS1 70 reel all oseT the IKE
Parole that the match between him and Ison-
Omy was not concluded, as the latter would
assuredly have beaten him, the inference de-
not stamina, is his forte. In consequence OF his
speed, he was expected to make q bold bid for
the great Cheshire handicap"
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON GAY, B6I WERN CON
GkE00 AND HIGH STREETS, GEORGE

Under and BY virtue Of . deed of trust, dated IL
June 26th, 1874, and duly recorded in Liber E.:
No: 752, folio q the land records for the:a::
Of the note thereby secured, the undersigned win
SELL at public auction in front Of the premises, on
MONDAY, May 18th, 1879, at O'Clock pm, part Of
1t No. 1. in "Besl's addition" to and part Of lot
No I, In the slip Georgetown, in the said District.
desesissd Is tolloxs: Beginning ct point on the
from the southwest corner Of Congress and Gay
streets running thence westerly on the line of Gay
street 1871 feet; thence southerly aud at right
snslss 6s feet: thence s. ~ deg, p 81 g feet
thence n 81 deg, y 43. 40 feet thence northerly
1885 feet t. the beginning, together with the Inn
prOvements and appurtenances thereto belonging
Terms Of sale: Onefourth OF purchase money In
cash; and the residue in four equal installments,
pay able N six, twelve. eishteen and twenty four
payments the purchas ser Is to give his ,tss with
% ~. s La.S cr ssy1M par csn ~ per an @
property sold all cash. a the purchasers option
BOO deposit 1t time Of sale. ALI conyeyancing Will
be at the cost Of the purchaser AID the terms Of
sale be not complied with within five days from the
day Of sale the Trustees reserve the right TO rese
Ave days notice in the Evening Star newspaper.
FRANK = RAWLINGS Trustees
DV6-eOGda CHARLES Ii. MAURY. { AAe'soo''
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO., Auctioneers,
w No. 1901 D street northwest.


AND READY MADE OLOTHING
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, beginning
the balance Of the stock of MI. George F. Schafer,
who has retired from business comprising fine Do
Also, . large asso tment of Ready made Garments
my9-N WALTER Is. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
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u Il. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

1RUSIEE'S SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE
EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN AND 6 NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF . deed of trust. dated June II
24tb, 1871; recorded in Liber No. $50, folio f;SS
Columbia, and at the 1eQuess Of the party secured
thereby, shall sell, at public auction, In front of
the premises. on MONDAY, April 14th, 1879, at 4
O'Clock NJ all that certain piece or parcel OF ground
situate in the city of Washington. District of Column
bia and known and described as being part Of Oris
nal Lot numbered FIVE 90, in square numbered
three hundred and twenty $500: Beginning for the
same at the distance of one hundred feet from the
southwest corner OF said square on 18th street. and
running due north twenty eight 28) feet and eight
60 1nches thence due east ninety five (95) feet !;
thence due south twenty 9 ght ODD feet and two (O
inches thence west ninety five $3.50 feet to the place
Of beginning together with the improvements rights
ard appurtenances to the same belonging
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money
Ia cseh. and the balance in six and twelve months
at purchasers cost $500 to be paid at time of sale
or property will be Immediately resOld.
sp2d&ds JONATHAN KIRKWOOD, Trustee
wTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TILL
apia t6s Rst r h9pr
eE THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
loned until FRIDAY, May 2. 1879. same hour
sp2e,eodts JONATHAN K1RKwooD. Trustee.
sETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, May 14th, 1879, same hour and
place.
my3eokds JONATHAN KIRK WOOD.
DUNOANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE and LOT
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FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH STREET
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
On WEDNESDAY,, May 18th. at 80 O'Clock -
pm, we will sell in front of the premises sub
ing 20 feet on North street. and running back to
splendid alley. This property is near the Green
statue the grounds surrounding the same is to be
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in six, twelve and
e1ei teen onths notes to hear seven Ter ceut il.
pro, erty sold. va WV
IN! 10.smt&W DUNCANSON RROS Auc:o
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
On MONDAY, May 18th. 1878, commencing a
at u O'Clock, at the residence OF the late sam,
nel Grown, on the CONDUIT roaa. 3ast a aSoye
ment of Household effects.
THOMAS DOWIIN3 Auctione.r my8-3t
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VKyALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO., Auctioneers.
w 1901 Cor 10th and d streets northwest

BOOKS, &c.
On MONDAY. May 18th. 1879, beginning 1zzE1,
at 80 p. m, shall sell at public auction, fW
stock from No 1902 F street. removed to our store
for convenience Of sale, Comprising Blank Books
opes. Ink, PENS Pencils and showcases. Counters.
my9ss WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

THos z wAaaAMAN. keal Estate xsOsioneer.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON TENTH
NORTHWEsT
On WEDNESDAY, May 14th, at s pm,..
~ feet.
Terms day of sale
my 10 d&ds THOS WAGGAMAN. Auct,
T 7. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
e. No. SOC street.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE Building
LOT ON The NORTH SIDE OF M STREET,
BETWEEN NEW HAMP3HIRE AVE AMI
Odd 81 RECT NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY, May IA, 1879 at 5:3O0R
O'Clock PM L VIII VII. sell in front o. the prem
deep to SOfoot alley OF lot 2, square 10.
Terms easy.
mylO3t J. T. COLDWELL Auct
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE BALE OF HANDSOME FURNI.

. UOTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
"A LOIS ON hiXIH STREET, BETWEEN q
AND SOU9 HEAST.
On MONDAY, May Ugh. at 6 p m. viii ~
offer for sale Lots Ii. H. 90 and part OF II,
tuus re 1878 attut 40.IUu tquare t.et
myseozts WALTER B. WILLIAMS o.. Aucts.
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SIZE YARD AND TEN-FEET ALLEY
VIII sell the above-described pronerrV A.
pubic auction, TOESDAY, May Is. iS79 sf -
Terms: 0oe-fourth cash; and the balance in six.
tMelve. eighteen and twenty -four months. with
t a Conseyanc1ng ct the purchaser's cost 300
myt-d6ds b. WARNER Auctioneer
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An Irregularities epeedily removed BY . remedy
endorsed by the medical faculty Of Maryland sent
On receipt Of I'VE dollAra Satisfaction 8uaranteed
Address (conncentiAny) g. O. WORTHIN0TON,
Il. D., graduate Of University Of Maryland. II
q Gay It, Baltimore. Md febll-1ys
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-06-07
Fn.l.ionnbIe Tooll.hnr...

There is no modern fashionable
notion quite so absurd as the gener-
ally received idea that to be beauti-
ful and attractive a woman must
possess a wan, SpirifUefte face and d
figure Of sylph-like prOportions-sl -
fragility in nine times out Of ten the
result of disease. BY many fashion
able bellies 1t is considered a special
compliment to be spoken OF as frail
and delicate. They forget that the
naturally delicate face and pc
dte figure are very different from
the pale and disease-stricken faces
that meet us in the ciGy thorough
fares, look out from the luxurlant
carriages Of wealth, and glide lan-
guidly through our crowded draw
ing-rOOms. IL disease were unfashi-
enable, as It ought to be, not lady
i'm tho land bat would take every
possible precautiOn To secure the
fresh, blooming face and well roun-
ded figure that only'health cnngige.
Ladies should remember that much
as gentlemen may profess 10 admire
the face and form paled and emaci-
ated by disease, when they choose
wife they prefer a blooming.
healthful, buoyant-spirited woman.
DIR. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription Is
the acknowledged standard remedy
for female diseases and Weaknesses.
Ii has the two-fold advantage OF cur
ing the local disease and imparting
vigorous tone to the whole system.
IL Is sold by druggists,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-06-07
GOV. MARKS ON THE COMPRO-
MESE BILL.


The following letter by Governor
Marks was written in answer to an
enquiry by the Hon. John A. Gard
iner as to the probability of the
assent of a sufficient number of the
States creditors to justify the COM
mission of the bill to a popular vote.
When men are agreed upon the
practical course to be recommended
it is best to abstain from arguing
theoretical questions on which
they are not agreed. Consequently
although we dissent from almost
every proposition he lays down in
reference to the ethics of the debt
question, we abstain from discussing
these differences and unite with
him in urging upon voters the one
practical purpose on which we are
agreed-that of settling the debt on
the basis proposed and abiding
by the terms Of settlement.
HON. JOHN "A. 0AiStjN Ei1--lJedf
Sir: Within the past few days /
have received several letters pro-
pounding to me the same questions
embraced in your letter of the 18th
inst, and while l deem it my duty,
as the Executive officer of the State,
to abstain from any general discus
sion Of the subject of the settlement
of the State debt, yet / am willing,
upon all proper occasions, to give
the reasons for my official action
and to declare my views upon all
questions affecting public interests.
In responding to your first inqui-
ry, take leave to cali your atten-
tion to the fact that there was a
serious division in both Houses of
the General Assembly as to whether
the bondholderss should be consulted
at all in relation to the proposed adj
iustment. BY the provisions OF the
act proposing an adjustment of the
debt, / was charged with the deli
cate duty of determining the ques-
ton Of fact of acceptance or nom
acceptance on the part of bondhold-
ers. In order to determine this
question Of fact under the provisions
of the act it became necessary for
me to ascertain the amount en-
braced in the proposition of sixty
cents, and whether there were bond
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TAKE NOTICE.

have removed my place of business from
First street, to my old residence, corner of
MAIN and SEVENTH streets, where am
prepared to renovate BuggieS and Carriages
on as LOW TERMS as any modest man
would have it done. / respectfully solicit
the patronage of my old friends and the
public. w, r. .BRlNGHURST,i i5r.
march %, IS79-tf.
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meet 1t than would have been re-
quired to meet the adjustment In
sisted upon by fiye-sixths Of those
who antagonized the proposition OF
the bondholders In the preceding
session Of the Legislature !; Ii So
pears that the PROPOSED AdjustnGnt
rejects the reccivabilitY Of cOupons
for taxes andr preserves the soJla-
reignty OF the State; itappears that
Il recognizes the right OF the ptO-
pie 10 settle the question for thein-
selves il appears that IL will not
require greater rate ,pf taxalion'to
meet ii than the people have time
and again agreed they were able
and willing to pay ii appears that
1t embodies the snlnll bond feature
which has furnished a local cilrren-
cy in other States where the eXper-
iment has been tried il appears
that it viii take this vexed subject
up by the roots, put it at rest, vindi-
cate right and justice and preserve
unsullied the honor and integrity OF
the State. Above all, II appears
that If it is ratified that Tennessee
viii stand side by sile with her Sis
ter Southern States in an honest si-
fort to do what is right.
/ therefore give il as my opinion
that Justice and policy concur IN de
manding its ratification.
Very respectfully, your friend,
ALBERlr 5. MARKS.
Nashville, Tenn, May p, 1879.
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DON'T FORGET! /!

To go to V. L. Williams popular Low
Priced Shoe Store for bargains in Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions, Etc. The
people do daily testify that he now has the
best goods for the least money of any
house in Clarksville. Reader, put us to
the test, and prove what we say. Store
Roome, on the Corner, No. 25 Franklin
and First Cross streets.
May 81, 1s7e-u
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r. c. Howell, Agt.,
BOOT Ind SHOE MAKER

GAINESVILLE, TENN.
L have on hand the very finest French
Calf and Morocco, and am prepared to make
Boots and Shoes at very reduced prices
when I say reduced prices l mean what /
say, and of style superior to any ever made
in Clarksville. Many thanks to all my old
customers and as many new ones as will
favor me with their patronage. Repairing
done neatly and substantially. Don't forget
the place, opposite Chancery Building.
April ), lS79-Iy
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-06-07

THE average monthly salary Of
school teachers in this country va
ries largely with locality. The high
est is in the District OF Columbia,
where the average tor males Is Sl20;
females, $50. The lowest isin North
and South Carolina, where 1t IS $50
and $25. In Illinois, Si7 and $33 /;
Ia Indiana, $63 and $Il; in Michi-
gan it is SiS and S28 f; Iowa, sl7 and
eos
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-06-07

Jay mas Deen DuSf Wttn ueI NESTS
and therefore her poor song has not
been recently heard. But the OPP
portunity afforded by few days OF
respite has been improved, and
observations have been taken OF
passing events, which in her feeble
way, as in duty bound, she chroni-
cles.
1t is with regret that she has OBJ
served the preparations of Mr..
Street for removal TO u neighboring
borough. The firm of Street, Day
g. Co. is dissolved, and the various
partners have for several days been
engaged in a division Of the stock.
Mr.. S. contenplates engaging ia the
mill business at Hopkinsville. We
commend him as an energetic,
courteous, Christian gentleman. Mr..
Fillmore Day will procure additional
stock and continue at Guthrie.
Mr.. Sam. Hartman has disposed
of his interest in the hardware store
to his former partner, MIR. ChOte,
and with Mr.. George White as an
associate is busily preparing to open
a wagon and wood shop adjoining
the tobacco factory.
Mr.. Earl Wilcox has about COM
pleted the handsome improvements
on Mr.. Joe Phillips property. Mr..
p. now has one of the prettiest and
most comfortable dwellings in the
place. Permit the remarks that u
more upright gentleman and ingen-
ious and faithful mechanic than
Earl Wilcox cannot be found.
Matthew Hall, who recently made
an assignment, has made some ar
rangement with his creditors where
by he is allowed to resume business
at his old stand. We trust his Diff
culties are now ended.
Mr.. Richard Waggoner, brother
of Prof. Waggoner, of Bethel Col
lege, has accepted a position with
Ross Bros We cordially welcome
him, as we think he will prove
valuable acquisition to our society.
Mr.. Joe Limbaugh has opened
bar-room and refreshment stand I'm
the old bakery, Percy Coleman
has been employed to run the bar.
We learn that Miss MOllie Knott,
who has charge of the music class Of
Halltonian Academy, has kindly
to aid Prof. Bryant In his
concert at the close of his school on
the Goth of June.
A few days since we had a practi-
cal demonstration of how person
may be whipped out OF his boots"
A certain young gentleman, Roscoe
Lewis, had for some time been a
delinquent creditor to one of our
shoe-makers, S. r. Burba, for pair
Of cOw-skins. The latter, becoming
impatient at the procrastination of
his creditor, announced to some
- iASAAAo At9 ihNShAAbAA VI HtthfAhR dH
payment, or Of admins
tering a genteel thrashing. With
this purpose in view he went in
quest Of the d. c., whom he found,
after some search, at the State Line.
Firm in his resolution, our shoe
maker demanded the money so long
lGe him. The demand not being
with, o. $. m. (our shoe
naker) proceeded to carry out his
valiant resolve of giving d. C. a gem
eel fiagellation and right heartily
lid he engage in the work, aud,
'ure enough, administered to his d.
:. terrible drubbing-over the left;
or he, 0. 5. m, was first to cry,
Hold =! enough" Moral-Ne sutor
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-06-07

THE Denver Tribune (Rep. says /:
"The President has new and fresh
line OF spring vetOes in stock, and
the Democratic caucus should call
and examine the display before go-
Ing elsewhere. IL II doesn't see
what it wants i'm the window IT has
only 10 experiment with another
bill to find that all shades and grades
can be matched.