davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-05
PORT OE CHICAGO
Arrivals

Stmr Chicago. Mnlllt0wpc, suf1tlr1cS.
prup !. il. Kricllr;!t. Muskeso!l, iivit.
prop ". Joseph. Mlsskcgoll. lll1!,',cr.
Prop Ue,tltU, Ergun l}ny, sundrlGs.
rr,Ip Henry Ch!s",m. 1,Ml!nIo. coal.
l'rnp 4. Z. !irlttns1l, Whitu Lake. sunurics.
rrup Mcssnl,xnr. IT. Joe. s,lnrtcs.
rruI, lt,,sst,,, tElt.YnIo, su1l,rlcs.
Prop !.Isa,nrck. Mcncknuncc, towing.
Ting Wrl.uInt. Milwaukee. towing.
Prop ltochtstrr, lhltrta, st.1ilrtcJ.
Prop 1dtwsrtIcu, Buffalo. Rhntrirs,
IT,ra, .I"hn l'rlascSn, I,'ntrals,, Huries.
schr EnlnM +. Coync. EInflalu. coal:
Sebr I: \; ttul.Inst,., Msnoka.nee. lumber.
scIr Henry wi:9rcl;, Menek,..nec, lumber.
Schr Etinn. soii'h ChtcnEp. grnvcl.
Ser Ssr ( e., . s s"t, ;;.a rana H. l!ayf; lumber.
Schr .Inlnes wnis. Milwaukee,, light.
Scnr I; G; Crawford, l,.dsnxt.n. Timber.
ssr S,;r \ T. T. GS"K l;lnF' M's!s,nn ansr sn,h,r
sc'ir Apprentice iloy. Grntl linvcf,, lumber.
sctr Uttnw', Grat.a 1iaycil. innlGr.
Scir !: Il. atock6r1lse.. Mnskcgan, lumber.
sc!lr c!nr,l, M.lskegol,: lu,nl,rr.
sshr II. =. A!brecnt. MlskeRon. 'tRht.
sclr Tclsarnpl,, Muskeyo.l. lumber:
ssr ssr tsssr IL n si:i''s asksxo skfa it,as '''ef
seir .1essln Itdyt. CelIr River, rallroad ties.
Schr Cofnn.,cht., lsaclnc, light.
SGflr !: y. Holmes, Gnltn! llIyen, lunbor.
Tug Wctzel, ltnplDe, towing.
Sefsr Mii.cryA. MuskeHnn, lnmbor,
Prop Annie Laurl 3lusltrEon, lu1nbcr.
ACTUAL sAILIsus.
stmr Muskegpn, MusktHOt1, sult1rlcs.
l'rnp 4. e. tlrltlnn, Montague. suntrlcs.
rroi, Lako i;rle. coillngwoad, lo5oo bu corn and
rep sSrxs 1aaser @ i, ,sskssen; ~ ia . !xt 1s III. ,n
:!eD sucks Hour. anu s,tn.lrics.
!,rnp Messt'ugcr, l'gntnl' lhtrtur, sundries.
, 1880-11-05

srho,ncrs Michigan, Il. Il. Nicholson, Nellie Oani-
mr., J.: 7. Noyes, Me.5olN'ils; satnara. .lMra;
Mny a.i,i lar4s, 1t, rrinliviIic nt,l ,ntEcs Fr.I
"y wyr a"a mi ssr r1c. '' iy Ssey ty @ md fxr; 'rses II
sss1In9crs !',m,llI!a. Waters"wn, Ls. llatntnyni,
l;, NJ !: 1,,sF!" tttefar'' wns'ow. D. IT, furt L. j.
sptt!al btspHseh to Tha Chteaoo Tribune:
EsGAtSAMA, SfsHh... Nov: Observation-Disclosures
!ar s rker ,.n!ssy q '!w.' ss". ss'fs fs1ns: s
~, slnnt l5l9uc. M"ntfnnrc,lsy. Csinsttsullon,
}',e ss. !srcS KIM S"Kr i. G Nt' e. nm.
% %,11rt, Montgomery. Goton Wrst; rropccr s.
MARQUETTE.
Hptttdt Dtrdteh b The Chicago Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Mlut1., NDv. 4.-Arrtvrl-Tforc-
lcrs p. ". W!s,'i. irin AHo. \. Everett: sc1lian-
srs @ E,nna Mayns, +. rocew. lron statc. F. y.
Clearc'';11,roI,eller !. s. ray; schooners a.
hrT,n1ley; T,.y; y: I; ,,tt.,.i!s.: Khtnes: ,y,...,a
.GLEvstAsp.
Special DI,pa!sh 10 Tat Chicago TRIBUNE.
I'ropcllers wlverIy nn.l Nowhurg; for Mllwa.l-
Ctarturs-ScNouHer G. i. MInc, coal. Clovn-
iarNt 70 M!lwankee. s. frcs; sel,ooner Myotots,
urt, EscAnMbH to Cleveland.
r01r Cu,.lIo1.SE.
-. spteia, D'sp.teh TO T.c tateaes Tribune.
ltO1tT Ct)f.H(leSE. uHf., nor. 4.-EnSAHti HOW'LL
schonnrs Nass'l,t. ChicaXn to Snekett'A fInrtHpr,
s,rt: John Mngcc, chtcnRo 10 sackctts linr''or,
Up-Schonncrs Nin9arn, Toronto to Chicago,
bnrny; Mmnzaniln, Kingston to Chicayot pig
Iron. go
cItEnOYUAN.
srtetaf Dfsratth so Thu Chicago Tstbtsne.
tttiEiN1rGAS, MlGh.. Nov. observation-disclosures
Wrun. Dliyer MowHtt. :. An'lursnn+ 1.nttie Wolf,
prtpcllera Northern Queen, Columbia, Lowell,
1t. Paul, kGwrcslnw.
Wind Gust, light: raining.
5pttfdl Dfspatch tn The Chftaao Tribune.
EliE PHI, Nov. 4.-Entcrci-prppoltor West
ford. lumber. Alpcnn.
Ctcnrcd-l'rop0Ilcr Gordon Campbell, MGR.
chandisc. Ch'cago: Propeller Westford, Light,
Aponn.
CoLLrxnwOor.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Or Cnnt1n from Chicago. puas cilYcrs and freight.
snllels-Strnnicr CnlMltla. for Chlcngo, rassen-
gers md freight.
PORT DAt.1tDUsiE.
Special Dttpateh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
p1itT UAttlDtiSGE, Ont, Nov. 4.--l'n8sGd down.
Schooner q. n. Sceiun& Chlct1n 10 Kingston,
corn: Propeller Eurupu, chicngo to Moutronl,
wheat.
LAST sA11NAw.
Special DI*pottA to 7Ae Chicago Tribune.
:. Fast SAnlHAw. Mich. Nov. 4.-FrGIghts aro
flrtn ~ por 10o to Ohio points, aud $3bo to
DuIlalo.
Special Dspateh to fHt Chicago 1Hb1snA
K1SnATuS. Ont. Nov. 4,-Arrlvel-Schoon1
Mary Huiic, frou, Chlclgu, With 2o,000 Bushels
corn.
, 1880-11-05

Special DHpateh 10 The Chtcaoo Tribune.
hMILWAuKEE, Wis, Nov. l.-rho propeller
TraIus'lcll haa been temporarily Withdrawn from
tu Green llay route, Alld plHeetl III tho Grulld
Ilnvun l.tno. TO assist IN clunrlny cut I'm aceu-
mutation OF freight.
CO,tIEn WEATHER.
WABlI1S0TaN, d. e., Nov. 4.-~int2a will shift
to northwest tonight a1,d 10 brisk, md tho tom
pernturo will full very decidedly, stgrnls arc
nr.lnred up ut stnrts,lette, I,uluth, t[p,lghtan,
1!1tlnlo. Erie. san'l!!aky. closeand, sectlnn 6,
Huron. Maokllnw City. l.0w nren III Wisconsin,
moving pnetwartl, followed by rlptlty rlsinK
barometer. Iirtsk aouthorly VoorlnE vi, FFItlny
to colder northwest. HOWuATE.
, 1880-11-05

bnnsl nf~k D. -
NEW fo,tK. Noy, ,l-t3na,v-whcnt- Winter wheat
,,,on "% NJ shs as trsnr f"t, talo
aetiso rnton Of Inc ua5 .,ans .,'a. ,a. ~
bushel Under rrcsf'!ro 10 paco snrr!es lMssny On
" ,s5o": tho iao nie1aoon ), s sae eAaay n
tho speculative Interest," becsmbar options IN No.
rod In tho latter connection having boon notably
clo'o No. 4 red ra'ca aharpsy N tho
saies Of NJ. rsa n 24 IL cn:na nt tta n!i.nt
N.Y. ro r. Nl5!as!j5'{ m33ai5 r. nhiastsi!sA
e%saR Il :l.H si y" re :. 'pSsssdeS ga as
catn ioas ncisc. Influenced ii pnr. oy t6e rcdnred
tsa 1ss n 'sar1 nnfssd s n; suSp; tH g"5' 5
ss,e ssa qsss se, a 'or sooi ~ III u
4 M ya IS sti' e a;s # MsS1 "a tnss yts
81 sSsss ss j ss'ss ySs
"a SaSat s puo,. offered mose freely
ncns II Wessusn sicnas Ins,is Western mss parE IL
light ten!Hnd Tor enriy delivery md q.Mse nnlsNi.
..s At Wv ncs Il III ,ssss ss os i'@ 81
for November nj ftAn; dreesGd Logs In
I'LL M maa,s IL %odssa.s d IL 1ss%s;t u tosmef rssss.
sS; ;re Isaity ss% f5 s.sr sisn% is1; iSt i.
NJ: NJ. 10 s'i'vs' sss fST 'Sss Ind sss 10 ii.
ors ne!,e nsS ,saooa about n n
ll oallsnpofans s!srnioi' e' ''''' ''"'@' ''N"''
, 1880-11-05

6ptetdt DIspatth Ia The Chicago Ttthane.
KASBAs CITY, No., Nov. t-Thc f'rte CarTehs ros
rDrta: .....-
Observation-Disclosures tho past week. iES hi:
shipments. l2Ni hIl nntkct 1omef No. y. rash. slilcs
Enyrntl,rr, s1scs NJ. =. pash Et4r: SOFcMcf, l3vs
Nh !. cn.it. A1e. SbvNr,hcr EE. tnrn-itecGlpiH tho
rns wgek. ~ 1T ttt shipments. AI but No. caah,
GQHoi November, JHr.
, 1880-11-05
CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI. Nov, +.-1iuTs-Iowor; N,+o9tM
FRYIGnTA-WhcNt to lluffAl0, nc.
NEcElrTa-tlonr. s,sI bFls, wteat4 5l,0p0 bu, onts
N,HU hi.
,NiiIpMESrA-whcnt.3 3l,0u bu, corn, .Amo bu; oats
fAUu bu.
, 1880-11-05
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. &.-GRAtS-Cofn firm. 6'dfsoc.
Oats strons and h,ahers 4lc. Coen-mcal Ilsmcr hold
nj MM
rItOvisIoys-tarkd duil md tnwer, t1so0. Noinsscs
dull and lo.ne; ccntsfann1 2salcs fnr assats primo
tn cficH ifAt5c. 1ntt urt hut atendys ttcfcg, ~
H3&G, krr. H&c. Hulk ntrnta ena!ers ehNnets+ tnct1.
NC. a!artIn dutli shoulders thcs ctenr rib. *sKlD
clear. A&QMc. {lhMB-SuSae-cArcu dnltt cAsvnacu,
Nn a4c. IL. -
Sterling exchange, +slK.
, 1880-11-05
nE1tEt1fT.

DETROIT. Nov. .4.-FL1tfK-Stent5.
tihAlS-.yscnt rcak, No. whstu. st.0csf, Novom-
her. &ig,}ts Dcceml,or &niHt ?nnunrya tl15,t, 10.
2rr,t, fl,4ft mica now. $Nl bid: No. whtG NC.
Nuoorts, ,uN LII, shipments, 3s,UU bu.
, 1880-11-05
t8t:f1itf a

l'EuntA. III, Nov. +,-fhAtS-Cnrn nctlve md
firm; high mixed. aHlas1c, mixed. s4a ioc. onts
qniet; Mn. whiir. s!as3c. ttyu dull Mt Sl9sfi&c.
f lIttsHwtSEa--unchn.Hei Mt t1.i1.
ltEcEtrTs-WEGRl, Il s6 but C0rn n G;5 bu. Ohts, 2A-
FHirMs:xTr--Ii.rn. lt.sM bu, cats, 4aa,s bu, ryo,
a,5U bu; barley, l,ap bl1. II
, 1880-11-05

BUFFALO, Nov. .A-t;NAfN-Whcn lt3c lower; 90oD
ba No. hard f>ulnti. tltf&. ELMO bu do first half
November, tl.tE,x, 6uJ1 bu dn first half ncrculbGt
tLl'34 g'orn inar.lva. OntA neglected. llya neg
iertnts Harley neglected.
CANAL FREt6nTs-Firm, % for whcnt and &c for
CQf11.
, 1880-11-05

Indigestion, weak stdmach, Irregularities Of
tho bowels, cannot oxist whom liop Hstters ar0
ttsud.
, 1880-11-05

tHhlft'ata-nttcrwnrd Killed ~ tho Versailles
nutmct nf nnirIn,a nmh HIN. mr.l 'n;3,,. iuu
ms Mi,,ntr wl.,1,r sw'. mv.,.ir' ~ isnans."es
Tr,,,ht jfrs sInnn M, nii,n,s rcn, ", fi",.a
t.rnnrnt. 0''''o'' "''e "''1'' '''''' ''o o"''
"a MIN wns nccor,Inuly cf,nct,ctct n march
nn tin ilt'.ei In VIM and tu Mic tic t,t.t,.
wa INV IL tirrj.it,,, rrtnri Fir t;nV"rntn,t t.f
thp ti,efnIllmnrG SutinI,uln: 1'Im ntt",n"t t,n,t
tiIn,.c IN tnn MYirrunnm ~ tit III Nv HaIutr NJ
f0nl Gt,nr,ls MD tItzun. ~ ir,'.i, w },n.nI" All
Frcns md nIysef, asirrrts,si ii,n t.t.,l,"rs ~
thu ijnyt,rttnrmf III thG Ertmt hill ~; ttn it6tni
irrf,cM Viz, wns .,s.nt. iInt i,,at,,ni ~ f,nyH
Inn IN, tbis s,,cass. Il. utIylssi hism. fnr,s,s
wu.tstl rrrclt,ls linn pv mnkinu si"tybrs anil
Ths tlGay r1lahIc,1 Trnh,l TT ci,tlrcntr,so M.tht
reRulnr tron1s-r.niIMlNls nf thu rnrtMnr !tu-
, 1880-11-05

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. &.-CurroS-1n fair iemnod
md easy; n,ihnE. t15sc: Inv mi hllng. 1u;ac e"l
ordinary kc: mt receipts, iG47f Ates: Et..e III;
r1lntfs II t}teat 1rltnln tCu1; Frnco AfA; Cons
tngnt l;s'i t:ttnncl. l+Si cuast"lse. c.a; sales,
IsNkli AtQck, l7hx31.
, 1880-11-05

MILWAUKEE, Nov. ov.4.-FLDtfll-Cnchnngcd.
unAtS-Whcnt wrakt opened 10 Ehwcr: ctoscd
atcadJ. Nh hnr1t. &tD. N1. milwaukee,. Hot: M.
Ssit. ti0ll H2vunlber, sn1; December. eo!1<, dann-
nry. t1ot, NJ. DO. VIC; Nh, nt Ktcs rcIrccd nominal
Urn 9nIet hat stea;oe: "" e. % tAs r'cntIty '.,.Ia
t1rtnrr. ~: sprIne, cnsh and Spvcmnnr, TIC.
. .F1lnFlsthSA-ltDwGrt mess pnrk. tl?.1l rush nrd
SnscWbBTi tfH. ~ January. lntd, $AU caah Atld
Nosonbert $aQ1 January.
, 1880-11-05

sr. Lorls. Nov. 4.-FLoun-Flrm and unchanged.
GHAtN-Wheat iowar and nnsStlkeit No. ! red,
tl0l1ka .0f cash tlo:tstolN N6vembaFi Slasael0s.
pocanbeFs 1i.01.4sftI1k january tlU}SsLHH{slUs}f
Icy qu!ot. al D4rs1 fur medium to fancy. Corn
loNeT1 ;Ei<o CASH 3afu HoY0n,bur aid December;
aE&sHls January. *3aaiaA<c May. Oats dulis .piu
cnshl @eSo bid November; 591so bid December. Nye
higher, Ut 65a.
LEAi-Qu!at Ut Nc
nuTrEM-WcAkar und UNCHANGED,
Eti1A-QM!ht At Nc
NutHkf-Stently nj IIp
lt!9y!xt0Ns-i'6rk dull, jobbinR At stod, Dry salt
Lart nominal at Sc, ~' ''""~ A'''''
,l!EGx.lTs-Ft9nr, !,aD hrls, wheat, alm hu, corn.
45u h1i Nhts luN hui rye, 1llI bu; hurley 4iiaa G
snirhESTs3F!nAr. nQu bIlsf whcxl l7fIn bu; c0fn.
~" pai oass, 2u0 b4i rye. noHv; barey, 34U1J BIZ.
, 1880-11-05

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4,-tsisAtS-WhnAt stcNhy,
No. , rcd st.uO'a. Corn stsndy at so}s@ilc. Oats
STEADY nj Nl3ikc.
, 1880-11-05
aIy, ard UNCHANGED. ltyo noml-

Mc. Oats qnct. atca,ly, ard unchanged. lIyu nom1-
nnlty unchanged
iittrrEt-CiloEce Western erramcrc.. cta.2fcs
otlnre indie packed, tet common to R1nH. lit E.
EIHA-Wrtlrrr fresh. Eka!lc.
KErEfrTsFE,nF. t2,ID hrlsi 3uU sacks, corn, sou
btt; wllrnt. t,tIWiN
BliIrNESTs-FlUuf. 1lC0 GrlA
, 1880-11-05

ot,A1S AND COARSE pHEto,Irs.
7rotr frni,,hts tn,,f n slIrbt dnwu,ynrd t,rn
xrstnr,iny md ,vrrr nr,vn NJ tho ,,ccttnn trhn
itn,yntn n,,osn linn. ~ m ,en,a mn cnrr .ut IL:
s''. n"a'o .''. S,,''.u m.o .eao m 1A euo I1s
cetlts on "heat. ChiEteFa weFo h1ahe III tol~
lows: 10 nnalo-SehoDncr Our Sun, i. b.
I.scke, LoutlvfIlc, Oliver at1tchcl y. II. Foster,
II " f,;fnr,i. n y. i1oh,,ina. 4. i, Mora EIi,n.
,,a.., ,.,,'na .r''. r...,,." w., nI1,' 1,'"i,,
pe1a Jahes. !"o fuHHIess "est o''les IasAhA
stnr; steasn'barEes ketca,Attl, lhtcr Ocean anu
cs.rsort 4Argunnht, IIabtentlno; propeller
lt,rbnstcr. corn nt = ccnta: scboounrs e. q.
i,"..,,s ~, S...,;e, 1,a,,,,,.,r,, on. ,wotoa.,,,
h"eHes u'o Ne'ao 1tc'."''lA'"11. e"l" t"concsaay
y. M ut cents; sc'potcra tatEAhcbU aud J.
II. MGaile, Wlcnt ut ~ cGntsi athH0ner jntnes
hnle, tHx.mEA W nNhtA. 70 bhfnA-trI-
H. a7h rta fst ~. annS : Eu!M
,v,o"i ~ I'm Initials nir', 3;, ~ ~ hos h
fsmv".,n ai''' o''"e'' Will ta "'''oo o"sac's
*s,ss 9rctuhte e,n,,p ,,n,borcnd ,,,,os ~,
h,m'M.S ~. 'ntr ~ sa:HH freNm s,ats,', ~,
~, " 1,n, nss Eh,. ;Eh," ~ F."f tin MAsKeEnn,
!s., ssW sFu!1 ni!o iMKe ana lu!nstnh t.Io
ttn t's u ttts rt h.e i't 'u"fu' M!u t.'n trs!
.m1 is., ~ n,tt cU"ut ~ H. ~ ioana "xes
nssnr - pn S:sH 'se's"l ~ f'!o 4ases on lump
e"a''o3 " eoo' .
THE 0SEhhuE FLEET.
Continued eoilthorly wnds Aro cnusInR serlo,,s
ietetttons to II very lurKu tleet scattered
nfnnr tin west gI,f,rb ri TIM inko frt,sn
NHnltowoo lily to droon nay. Tho
, 1880-11-05
lSDS'r1N,

Bosrox, Nov. A-FLopn-Ftrmers Wast>ru super.
ans. A7t&AH1s common sxuas, tI251tA7s, Wisconsin
cxisas, A-aafa.73i Alnnosot4 Do, g4lS2dO, spring
wheat patents, N.usa-ao; winter do, td0As7.7a
GAAS~Cofn 0ulst but aruI mixed sad ysllqx, so
, 1880-11-05
pETilOI.EuN1.

CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. Recommendations
Etunaarsl white, ito tesL 1l5tc
ItTTSHt.1it, pn, Nor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hct-
I've; crude !awnrs United certificates. Diso; ruined,
12ct PHILADELPHIA dcIivury. =
, 1880-11-05

NEW FoRK. Nov. t--Cntton Hnnds fasly act!yo in
lrst iiHnd< Frccs Glrm md uivanclne rrinis quiet
and stea'i1. snrtnr casslucres nnd wurates c"atRA
II tnt'tlerute ru1urst ty clOthuEs. fmnhels nnt
tInnkgta remain trim.
Tho Iin'itin. enyt LIN pieces elxs md volyesl will
bo hold ~ HlGtlGh next Wednesday,.
, 1880-11-05

Tho most violent explosions OF coughing Rro
p!kb's TOothucho Drops olIre iii ono minute.
, 1880-11-05

.gtLM1Sar0S. Nov. 4.-5rtNITs UY TuRlENTESE-
QUILT at il}fc.
, 1880-11-05

ToLxno. O.. Nov. A.-uHAtS-Whent ts,nsF, No.
l"hts alehlRan, tLd!99t amber Do, a.0l{, No. red
Wsbxsa. SPOT, sLo4, November, siDI4; necemter
N173Si January, tlayl, Fobruary, sIlIsl, NJ. 1cd
Wabash. tlu11 rejected. G.ei No. red nIlxol. tlla
Corn prul high luixed ~, No. y bpot, 44{ei knYBn,
ber *el MAJ. +7ci No. whIte acj nuw, Iuj rejvct.
I'd. nomEnal w; damaged, naN, J1c Usts stesdyi No.
4 4S*ci No. whItu. I4c.
CL0xEf,
yena. yMa,Shw55est hS5 n aS,', No. rod pseomesr s
6MnE:sEtlrs-Wheat, sdu0 eu, corn. tzto bu, oats,
l,IN bu, V'F1'' '~sS"~'
UA 1AACk-cars OF wheat aa
, 1880-11-05

,, The vsgor Of youth for tho aged and innrm in
Hop HItis{s.
, 1880-11-05
,.....>. >...,...1 ..A.L''oAnr','n-r.nlr DAD
ARRIVAL AND DEpIRTUkE on Tpl,V;,

EXPLANATION or 1tsFEnyyyE M...
$DallT. f"'oa1ar nttemiv
chien*" ~ S"rth"rstern r,nt,,.
For stnn.. HMl,lr-isN,ks Tlr,e.ran,.. s,
tirnnd laGifiu Ilnal Drinks nth Z: t1afSfE
rnrten:t sr,tyr l!HntnInh mn, srale..s.. tee 4:
lInnso, - hCnnn!-al. Nnd ut tfb tir W. h raln "!
, 1880-11-05

{Itn.1y. .sIlatly uxc9rt Huntlnya.
NGTE-PMIluMH SleGntnk Cars fEun Chicago to ~
l.!iis. kMnrns CITY, init i'eosin nrInr l'a5 Coaches
with FGvnlvinG cnen Chicago 10 NJ Louis snd he.
ginning Chair s!GullnR tArt Chicago 10 Hannibal md
kanHas Cty. NJ chnn9u Of uay Eonchus Chicasot TO
H. Louis or Knnsas City.
, 1880-11-05

Ghtanxo 4: Alton.
Union Depot, Wcst Slide. corner Caunt and Van Hl
ren-Et-. near FAn l!ugGu-sL bridge, md TMont}
thiri-ht T!ckut 9t,icus, NJ pepot, y south ClssE
ST. GElnd Facltio llot1l. and FAlA1OT HOUSE
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-06-26
BEDFORD, VA,
Alum and Iron Springs.
WATER-MASs-PIL

Adapted In chronic diarrhea, constipa-
ton, and scroiula.--Hy Latham, NJ ID, Pres't
Virginia Medical Society.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia, chronic
diarrhea and serofnla,=-tFdf Jackson, Of
NtAeieis5 n an@mia; excellent appetizer
and blood purifier.-H Fisher, NJ d, Ga.
Valuable In nervous prostration, indiges-
ton and chlorosis.-G Z Mathews, NJ ID,
NC.
A fine tonic and Alternative, very valuable
in diseases peculiar to females, chronic fe-
yer and ague bronchitis and diseases of the
digestive organs.-J f Roughton, NJ ID, Ala
Very beneficial in strengthening and i'm
proving a reduced system Rev Jno W
Invaluable as a nervous tapio.--Hon @
Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended g. = prophy lactLe In mala-
Nestnies dehilitated systems to health,-T
Mercer, M ID. Ind.
Used with great benefit In malarial fever
and diphtheria.-S + DupOn, NJ ID, Ca
PRINCE Of mineral tonics.-Francis Gillian.
u d, N e.
OF great curative virtue.-Thos F Rum
Beneficial In uterine arrangements and
malarious cOnditions.--G NJ Vail, NJ ID, Ohio.
Best remedy ever used Ia diseases OF the
Tonic, alterAti We saInretie one of natures
greatest felpedies III Medical Association OF
'Adapted Ia certain affections OF the kid
neys aud hladderi dyspepsia, lupus, chlOro-
sis, serofulQus and cutaneons Affections
Prof j MoorInan, N ID, Va.
Relieves head-aclIe, promptly, both sick
and nervous.-Fev Il & Dodson, Va.
sample sent free 20 every physician desir-
ing to test. Pamphlets sent fee. Analysis
with each package. Water as IL comes from
the springs 81 per case OF 6 gallons in glass
$50 for gallons, 81 for 10 gallons, 81 for 20
gallons In casks. Mass 50 cents ami "a q 81
25c, Soc and 81 package; BIS, $3.50 and 500
half dcA. sent postpaid anywhere. This
Mass and pills contain In reduced space all
the curative powers Of the wats 7, and is con-
yenient, palatable and soluble.
Springs open for visitors June LIST. Board
$50 per month. Special rates to families and
parties. Carriages meet visitors ut Forest
and Lawyers depat, each fpuq miles rom
springs, upon aatiee Of arrival,
AddEeSz
a, II, nAYIES, Pres. of the Co.,
" Main ST., Lynehburg, Va.
Sold by Owen a. Moore
june l9-S0-6m
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-06-26
DIED.

PARLIN--In this city on the 18th inst, of
scarlet fever, MARK, son of Mr.. Mark Par
lin, aged about years.
HARMON--At Peaehr's Mills on the 2lst.,
Miss JOSEPHINE HARMON, aged about ~
years.
AFs, HFFA GHAsF, the wife of David G.
Grant, died at her residence in Montgomery
county, Tonn., May %, 1880. at the age of 26
years. She was model wife and mother,
an excellent neighbor, consistent men,
Der Of the Methodist church, and faithful
Christian. Her infant preceded her few
days to heaven, and her husband and one
child survive her. OF the little household
one-half are in heaven and the other half
on earth. At. GooDLoE,
On Saturday, June 18th, 1850, WALTER
billiard, aged l9 years, 10 months, % days.
He was a good boy, whose character, in
the estimation of the writer far transcend
ed his reputation; and this is not said mere
iy because he is dead. I have intimated as
much to his class many times while he was
living. 1t was pleasure to his teacher 10
have such pupil, and 1t seemed equally a
pleasure to him to do what his teacher re-
quired. Prominent in his character were
honegtY and tFHthfulaessi hence he was re-
garded as an intellectual thermometer in
his class for when he failed on a lesson,
which was rare, felt that the class were ex-
eusable for falling.
He was ambitious without being bolster
GUS. 1t did not require competition to slim
ulate him to work, for whether Others
worked or not, his work was always we'll
done. AS might be expected, it was not I'M
common for bin TO rank frat In the al4ss,
aga altltost eyerY monthly report showed 100
opposite his name Ia one or more studies.
May his widowed mother, his brotherSand
sisters, look to the promises of God with
comfort and he assured that "He hath done
all things wellii !" and may his alasssmates
eIBglate his examHie, and may all inset
him In heaven. His teacher,
JOHN H. GOLD.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-06-26
HYmlenenI.
QGCAsI0NAL.

One of the lOveliest of Clarks-
Ville's fair damsels surrendered to
the matrimonial letters on We'd
nesday evening. May they turn
out to be rosy wreaths in her in
stance. The bride was Miss Lula
PQiHdeXter, daughter of w, s.
PoindexteF, Esq., cashier Of the
Franklin Bank. The lucky man
to whom her happiness is consigned
is Mr.. w. b. Anderson, formerly of
Robertson county, but now book
keeper in the warehouse of Shelby
e Co.
The pfFemQnY was performed,
according to the impressive rites Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, by
the Rev. J. d. Barbee. There was
no wedding tour, but, like people
prepared to encounter the solid
business of life in partnership, the
bride went qnIently to the place of
her future FesideHce and the BRIDE
groom to his counting hoAse next
day, as II nothing had happened
which concerned any one but the
principal parties to the transaction,
That Is a sensible way of getting
married.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-06-26

SPECIAL attention is called to the
location of an agency in GAINESVILLE,
of the Eqitable Life Assurance So
ciety of New York, with our old
friend and former townsman, T. A.
Thomas, as agent. The great and
deserved popularity of this great
company, with its new departure
for the full protection of its policy
holders, is cause for cOngratulatiOn
to have an agency located here. See
advertisement in another column.
To those who desire, (and who do
nOt) to provide certain means for
the support of the dear ones they
may leave, call upon T. A. Thomas,
at his Office at Hay & Hyman's,
who will give you reliable informa-
ton,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-06-26


Misses Mary and Lucy Caldwell left, on
Thursday morning, TO visit relatives In
Paris, Tenn.
Mrs. Mamie Roach, wife of Ar. w. Roach
of Louisville, Is visiting relatives in the city
and vicinity.
Miss Mamie Dugan Of this city, left on last
Saturday morning to visit her friend Mrs.
DIR. Randle, near Hadensville, Ky.
Miss Cora Saddler, who has been visiting
the Misses Caldwell for several weeks, left
for her home in Robertson county Thursday
morning.
Miss Mary Weatherford, an intelligent
and interesting young lady from Union
City, is visiting relatives in the Port Royal
neighbOrhOod.
MIR. G.. ]. GaiSser, son Of our friend E.
Gaisser, accompanied by Mr.. Foxlonger for
merly of Buffalo, n. Y, left last week for
fernando, Mississippi.
Miss SalIie Williams. one of the pupils of
the Academy, left for her home, near Hen
dersOn, KY, Tuesday morning last. She is
an interesting young lady, and we hope she
will return in September to renew her
studies.
Young Gibson Irwin is at home on a fur
Tough from West Point, much to the salts
faction OF his numerous friends. Clip is
looking bright and handsome, and could
raise a splendid mustache, but for the reg
ulatiOnS. He gives us his word and honor
that he did not slit Whitaker's ears.
Col. House, NJ. c., is resting from his Ia
bors at home, having returned from WASH
lngtOn On Friday last. He was surrounded
all day by a host OF friends. Senator Bailey
has preferred to take Cincinnati on the
wing, aud witness the great sitting process
by which the Democracy are to find out
their representative man.
The Reverend Or. waddel, Chancellor Of
tho \. w. Presby terrain University, after a
visit 10 his friends In West Tennessee, has
returned To GAINESVILLE for the summer. DIR.
w. will, for the present, occupy the official
residence OF Prof Hemphill, who Is visiting
his friends In South Carolina. This is a
Temporary arrangement, to last only until
the house now under construction for the
ChanceIlOr's official residence is completed.
We had the pleasure, ON Tuesday, OF
visit from very dear friend of ours, the
Rev. DsIacy WRrdlaw, son Of a former
Presbyterian minister In this place, and
now a minister himself in the same church.
Mr.. Warllaw. who as boy was known and
esteemed by every one In GAINESVILLE, has
now completed his theological course and
received full ordination. He has accepted
missionary employment at PerHambucO, I'm
Brazil, for which port he embarks I'm about
a month. We are glad to learn that our
young friends labOrs viii not be solitary,
but will be ebeered by the happiest of all
associations, the company and sympathy OF
n loving bride. All happiness attend you,
DeIacy, I'm both your domestic and spirit
nal relations.