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, 1881-02-11
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},rvn fOSEltfNs
W So..Bsfl s' ~ '''~s"opH-No' !, lis
,pslus r.. No. J. Ia Ut; No. . s. ,,;
Go NV" u t1' NJ. 2, s. III wtiv. No. i. h ii,
alhI ~ sap' ~ u" usii NJ. =. " ID, Corn-Nor
lsyrr,,.''. rr,,oss-PuFk. C1k I.nt,i, tQs Cd.
-l;rm. "rool s fuh 1a-3:N p sa,-,.Royftt"sx-
H. EAsturn dull Mt IT.; d. Western dull ~
pr,nlrs .t,t.f.ne lne Western steady VI hl.,
fns,,as, tsh'ESTtSE-l.onton .ten,lv a, sa
'plh.s, ~ fasl:a, A'"oLke,l-lsofnpd. liGll!ls,
Llyrun".,. tst; lo.-t'rTHolrl.u-x1tf.
s1.!anHn-ss"" teh+ W-EyeuIuv, ,-t.11-rns-s,,,sx,
MI sD, A. sa'ca aaI bulc4i spcrulat!u,, ard ~
H."''"- -A'nprean, 5ls.
eagsl cIeur liz
NTtad.. "'na ~ere received hr tho ch,caao ,,o,r,
~ ss x.sr.e T. !&ailest a. f. fl, ae,aaea md
,*l;,i i.,an"s .,I"sx 4 @ csfaSo.T 5saT n y ~ S9 S.io
Ttlsal la Tanes TT !t,. ". Go5
Aasn- mnTs ~. !asI hrsur a1,d 1f ii h.nIssS
raInu, II" sa.t. W. I'll ahurt CUT n. nsr ~
.!AShuS III u, ,chsnsn, IT, iispL III y" 'o"ef III
ssiissGx MaHx M.LtfE!rGbi-EHha ha.t firm. r,r,
ssasalr his NE-carRUps III ssmsr Sinrn
&. aSnssd eant.aaSs fa,s sxs ~
's4 '!sss dsaaad, Cum hsSa3 uningg ~ gas'
, 1881-02-11

s'nrn md n,'s. ut til{fsti,ai chtcy n1oat Mt si7
'n1'.t; :" i, Il" aol.,@ty at :lMa*ti!;. "".'f's
Ins n tlisi a.h.i and t*ls6 lid:
an April Mt ti.lsN aflk closing nj $i.s1 a-kc aid
igS b'si ~ May nt eHt4*t. t.i4fA chasing Mt st.s
pr rid "s M n" n. to '"a,tty. v No. Gn,,ss s
spring rew'ttaa ntl privata tnrfnrt qi.dtuh nt
cauai 10 s!lhsi,th aovesul rum 't"fr,
NO No. -. ,pr,ne nt <s' rejected rprIna ns
ynry limited "fcrnus and fa'r .Ilpury. parsty fur
nhptncnt upsIon dcntlnes IN moderate aggregate,
"I.n,x s,n'!' rasier. hut ra''s!na tAfouatt !ho
salea 1nixrt waatnsn Invs'l'le,i at aa,laiGc.
IN 10 qunllty; Nrw furk rtenmns mixed
Mt &!Sa5H, shc'.Y ut s;c; Now rngx M. Tut h;y46s
k:s, no.lIy nj h5u, No. whsu Mt isstislie, scn,Lr
wtto IT h%' ''es Saw f"sk ysnw III 1T. onlT mnra
nctiyr. l"rnty IN lin ution limo. and npnIn gAsd NJ
,<asisoa bu. antes wh.n Western ut,grmle.l nj
sis!4c. IN tn nnns''y! mIxe't IN nt +:la4,Ne.
white Atat" n'nstnns tnIxcd staso nominal. Sv.a
theaaaanoted Ut l'. ilyo 9a1ut' pritns atae april
sss ss y ssis,,:$ s;sy s II; IL; :s'ss Il iii NJ SFsd
III; s,s, H ~ II ss Il! {: n s'ss': ns
~ Msaksr H. rEY ,ry n 4" ,bs s m Ses sst rS @
s; S'S: %s'f:, ii f ssSSsf s$'s
s.' i s:r: ts;S;;; ''!T, j. @ .rj; ~;
: :*1: %ts:s s a'.ls n.s h W., "s; sS III stsa s'a II ! a
ts.sx s91 o! m'rkae 1rla!r n for :.di, td
fsSs, nfhsts i,'x ssss Y..st " ,ss! saa .Ss5t s
; % sS @
~ @ Ss'! S't ss1s, ~ Ss,'ss
:: :5 ,'s 's ssSf Il ii; rt 'o' "'F:' a' '' ''' "I 1T
,,ISiioW--in till don'aaa. wh sa!cs noted mt ssa
sr s II II a.s fs ,ss' ss'sss s ;'qsx 9ss st
fHENi3 i'H.insss ''aa il nn re.trc:ea .ea1r hut
!;e Is:; aso
sy III, . III "sSr 1 liz "y;. F sn 1Gs a
I.,t 5otH y I stes' "n5 # =
s: s G"s '%!es! q, '''ef1 asa Il a @
Sss: y II! ess t a r.. s!;a RI;
"e"'' BY FsEs: sS l.: ''rss tfs::'a " .:s;.a,a M r,
SEw H"tiH i!s rol nt steny.
S;: il: xS: @ s;S:sss: $: s|55:
es' % ill.,! SsS$; is;$$ ;sf;: s;y! so ] : ssss ss @ a.
M Whit WITCH; Witch, s. s3t4T Tse s% c.tr, 4 s'ys ,
Si;j5:o''', si.sSG;s; Nnasota ia,ient paeuss tsS}
:,S@Sfss :ssss; f!%;f m GsS sess :sSy; Eyr
S Sss, Eli ;Gt :I: s1i SS S, ;Gfsi IT. ~ s';: =
,1 q 5tst;;';S:, !! ~, i;'x:,' i w'iief SnV!|s
S ~; ssss nv %SS i;;' e. p;S@s' II: @ |@ @
itS sS;a'a %, s; % :::sass
% ~ $jS' ia;e III Tsts sst ;siAiS; XIII; ~ ~
Wss; Wsssea aI"y Sss s 81 s tis v,S lS wSs;a ws H sa
1is..li ar!iB ,,;, TtH .,, ,ssnS; iI;' sl'aL
e"a '"S','Es'' inay unchanged. pusar
ln .E t"IH,sra s'nlnsss quiet End unc'anaod
..|a!s,, nas ssaays unttoa. sgze'
.rAil.1w-AGtivn ind tIein; GjkG261{c.
ltEHlS-t)n!et, ft.itpa l.ia
&TtSE-Strniy. 4ic.
EGGA-tPnlrf, hui scn,fy; Sc.
,i,Hos,sinSs-!ors. . .amla;i .'Ia ncss rork, Eaea5a
urntu demand. Int n,eHts unat. hut sicnly; lnlw
Giaar n!,llns e ts a short tcieAr. .$j.y Lurl hHt-
lliTrrklt-putrt: lHt:At.
. CHEEaE-SunnalIy uIieliMnncl,
, 1881-02-11

pnnrtI,,u him tr officers fo1ltul his tr,ckrts
illltsi win sta hntkrr.t,Jefa e1h h'her w.lrt.s.
C,n4l;y. Tie Etaalt were ttlc rrnn'rty nr H. Ii.
Keith & ttt, rt'r.rr " M0nroG ailttf un'1 Wa
IN tim. wilIn lnnkinH tt,rc.,asc4 in tie -.,,e Thu
p,tus rtnrnr1ni l's iGt, tllrr. sulIrI Mt rrfrlpa
So. were t"ttlsty ltl"nth', r tho ittl. at1i It
lore S.l:y gets r'it uf thu Etrnr hE Will dc.'uiy
regret hls1nY given wny rIAhly II, Tho pump.
, 1881-02-11

81. lor'ls, Feb. i0.-FluiIll-UnehalHcd,
GnAIS-Whcat Iuwor and slow, No. = rcl, tl0o5t
cusb, slJ3lA lG:JtG ,n1s March. sgbl lU4Jt AlriI,
tlE1{4il1j4 Mart M. do. N}4e bid, No. do, !lYdp
earn buttari ai4a cayr 3slGQ31u Fuhrupry, 33t2!so
h.srA+ toSs<sa'Nu April, 'o,sGNAe May. Uasa1 Faah
llIxilert o3ttDsla or; gs<o bid fash, Jig{Jtu HAY
lSyN IuWGr nj tlNr. Daslpy duh aud unchanged
l.EAi--tIu.
HrTrLIl-unehunHpi.
EtsliH-Flrhlor Rt Ito.
NHIhtS--Etenly Ut $l.M
lHOfIntOSH-~purk tIfM md slow 1t HISS asked
cIa9. knln0 hlA March, LIZ saft meats hold iEMM III
tLta Mts,5o assed. Hacoa nothing uu!na. Lard
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., t.utU brss, wheat. lao0 bu, corn.
=, siilraESlsetio 0,oN bss; WHEAT uouo, corr.
sy.0N but u1t1, b,HO bu.
, 1881-02-11
KANSAS CRY.

Ep.efa1 Dtspateh to The t'hteaso Tribune.
KAStAT CITY, Fpb. N.--tiNAsH-'r1lc I'rfra t'urnut
raIsrts. Whent-iiarbIrts tln past weux. at1H bMt
shipments. htl4t In; sNfko wGak ind unsettled; Stl
Il e.s E!se: Febrsry. xEtes No. ca<tI, ssiei Feb.
rnasv, st.: No. cns !sa. Lnr1-itecg!nin thu inst
4. cash, ~ 4ui FtbrGnry, &c.
, 1881-02-11

I.uEtayItt,E. frtt. if.-fTrtny- Quiet. Itifc,
FiHtH-ateahy; Cxtsn. tJ2t+3It; "xtrn futl,y, El75
OLE: 4 M. |, tjusi.2', c,trn fnnpy, th7,itta,,
tiAlS--Nhent htcatsy: nhtffl.1L turn AlHtt; NJ
white. H!scs do mIset il@s i2c. f,nta anIet: Su
wh!ie. ;E:fut d.t mixed. IT.. ty0 lu!If NJ. t*c,
1lAf-SHtIe IN h,trkrE
i1ntiHtSH- a'urk rtrnt3ts efiUl lnrl s{cty, with
inir rnaud shoulders, tL;M rlsr r6 t3.;j, Gir,r.
--.s,iInr r.eIsrt'tt, !nlS tfr.
WHtsKy-Eirln; {1Ul.
, 1881-02-11
1tf}S'l't)N.

,s0sraN, Fuh. 0.-F'.ut:lt-tnlott con,u1pn cstsns
A..te Lit Nts.ssna!n extrns, Sl.Jr2:.M
NnAtS-CUrii-l,d,uhd FUR Mitd intket hrt1t nj 10
fr M Rra'ae a III. unih sienhy mid i.r,t; E tunl
Dxtta ~h!te. *sStc; No. wtu, a@sats&e NJ mixed
n.!h Nj. wliite Haa lIige. Ilyr. &lUL
liETrE!t-t:hen WI tern cfNaittHrY, HlIls; chu!eo
1HAib.packcf, gi"2.; rptlfn,!I III spt't 1;4sllr.
KErE,rrkFH!ur, 7.tu brls. y.1uJ sacks, corn, 2sUN
bHt wheat. Ih! but uatx, aJN bu.
Sk4IptIESFH-Srlu.
, 1881-02-11
A11LWAlTklst:.

Srtetat Dsrnlch t0 The Chteuoo 7rtbnue.
MILWAUKEE, Fe. lN.--!Tll1 sstIent tnlrkot wus IT'LL
sctttod ahn owur thin f0renoHn III aeeUun. OF sunl
ctur tonrts trul KAtlrsB md ln!srntt1us III mild
wentlGr Mt lnc, together with ils lcnr movement
ut Chicago. Tho Glbfas favorable to M untrB.
ciAttDn. Liverpool 1enE rGIrlc Ill higher for tall
8aEnia Afd thu niUuuE iassluu Esont lle!taIn
hlrItg Entaer al,ust million bushels under tat Ut
tho prDv0Ms woct.
AftVri1Uun rGpUrls stfll moro fnynyal!c, md
set prices declined another l(e xw!tK flint II waa
%c,liplH Intkot. Sew rUrk ran.a In |Sc hotter fur
tho dNS md t,'e yAbu suppynf wheat In this eoll-
try Alld CnnndH wns reported ~ bny!nR hnrreHNad
6u s!nce lnst wncks rNrt. However. tho inr-
k1t uoc;ulu Jr0tty Stlt1 nj thu luwgat pn G,,utp-
yiJkc for March ntt sc for Arrll.nd nj tho clusB
HDllots tlrMut kD nbDvU t,cau t4urcs. Ite re-
cctpa for tho flay wore nnly sAli b nEd tho ship
ncnts abunt 2l In. Fiuur WAS lgAln completely .ic-
tn1rHiixcd jsa, nnd other milstuIla moved pulrlt
upward. Conrao Krana wero dull. With tho exception
OF barley which uctiyG ind lower, No. frthh
so!llnE at a]Gc. There renewed annasloh In Tho
proyIsnn markot. with prutty heavy buying. Cnxl1
purk K0ld III to HIS, and April 10 ells9. ar.I
t9.5a c.s. md s,.7u Anrlt.
~ tho 3Ffs!frn Associated press.
MfLWAukEE, Wiz, Feb. !U.-FLuI'R-llult.
tIAISS11.yAsas EondSs Ga,ed tNlet. W. nnn!iMui;
10; Snwaukcn sEao11, M. : iiet rrJe.tuei MIN.
sYc oet aSSa It" H. ii!cy "o iownr a So. :prs ;s
lNnyIstuSs- Steady, Moss pnrk. s1+lo cash, *sak1
SIEGn: l;ard-lr1nc sea'Ii eA4a cush and Fuhraasy,
itErEtrrs-fl0lr, 7, ~ btIs: whcat. 500 bu; onts
al5ilNcars-wheut. s.oo0 bu: corn, :,5o pu; oats,
, 1881-02-11
L0okly,E Ahead.

III reference to tho marriage nf IAtly f3ur-
to ytAtu ttat should thernlu Issue tho bride Is
GU tho ctleat SOIL will Inhttt her title, but h1
md tho oth0r children Will 0eAr the family
unIne Ut tho father.
, 1881-02-11

NEW fn1s1z, fDb. lU.-I5uancsa quiet oxlnR 10
stormy wcather; staple Co&tu Eus,a IN n,ntsrnte tle-
mnnd mud gchnsafly stcaIy, wlitd suu,ts und quilts
fnl!y nctien; frrItts III lrresnlnr denlRd GnRhans
ncitse and trim; tlrcss RtuI IN fatr rGHuGsis mems
wGar wu0lcRs s)u4et ti1d steady.
, 1881-02-11

PHnntA. ILL., Fcl. 1h.-t;MAtS-t.orn nFtn, htEtl
mixed md nxctI '1Ht:G>(r. Uat*-So, white, J}4db
ats{r. ltyc noIn!,Il1, No. :.B<4SSesae.
Enthusiastically nj $f.nt
REcrtFrs-sYhat. a;10) hn: corn, tt III t.,, oats,
15:atl hu! rye. l:Sfa hi!s hurley. n"!e.
m s!llrMENTs.NiTnt, ~! biz, GnEll 3!!,ln bn; uats.
S,G23 bnt ryC, 5,Au BIZ; hurley, nDtlG. '-'..' -
, 1881-02-11

.DETROtT, Mich, Feb. l0-ft.nt!,t-&Ls5e7.,M
G1lA1S-Wlle:t yuiut. extra unut,lu1; np0t and
Fnltunry. si.Ul4; Mhrcl HUI asked. April. f1.u1s
May, &l1z bid: No. rcd, tluJE bid, So2 while, g'c
HKcEjssTA--Hhnnt, ?tinl III.
EHtpNESTA-WItsnt, 1,tstI bt.
, 1881-02-11
1,fS'i: S't'&)t,lS.
ttlIfCAt1fa

1rh0 1tsh*@ $t*.9
~. tyLrts wna continued nctsitY III tlA
CAi' - ,1,c mnrkrt. Tiu nttnntaancu uf Hrcfs
tf4us n. larse IL tho lrtslnnr dug. ma III all
s. ,nucht srnr,nnsy, tu pretty full supply Vt
',p .nto L nut muei oxcrc'l thu donishd. hnd
nss nj rr.rr. war rttndy mud rsh. 1l6 1uHs'ty
n" ,., oerr,nrs m. vtUH-,nt'sD thnn ordinarily NJ.
!hu .",c mi aany truyrs that cuaM bo ctasaets ~
ias:s IN, lta urrcenau Of In"d pradea whH larger
snOs's ".u,l while or Inv Arn'1ca to 0fnr!nns wtrit
pan,,tonny pan light The luck Ut tho nsta supply uf
.r, md yan,,rtr' stMn Ravn To tic market for
strong iune sAr4 averaging slightly fitgli-
s.n m ,ho ,tay befurc, stUckorH, us fur f"no
y ws mr., IN fnlr tlann aild rud NJ welt ~ s,tl
1T II ialr TRADING HMA M tD WIIY frhn f14At
ri 9a .rnts IN kA&ttEt fur cultr, thHHEll mt
=" VI ints hid ,inrr $!.S5, Or nhtsH Tht laTHSr
n:aI n:a Il hc ,tnY'4 wurk WAS Lot ut Ef1a0W 1Vf 1a'f
{n tSoa thvtiu4 stcrFft
QUOTATIONS.
r,,,. ,tre,e.-t;radett Htrrr., Wafrh!ng 1rFu
+sssnJ ;sbsSIoH
rtatto ItaHse. Fine, fnt, hIiu wutl-f1r!Heu
Ia9s. Iacs. wriItllu LNk1 IL I.JN Ill.,. bHk45U
~; s;iiIS s;iiISspyrs-Wrl fattclIcd *teure. wuIEh. , r..
sns j9Btu ID a!UlsltI
Nx!''s%p' p'';1 isj T. 4o0ai
sntc,cIs' snrk : lnur IL r!'fll'nlt *tGnt5 aIa
seMns,pnni se;s,ni = y. !" I;j ~. aasj
hoe,a ta
9ttno:.nds.Itn1! .nd sInswax an
PYLE i'or hi Il httJti
, 1881-02-11

plsctSSArt,O. Fob. l0.-CorTos-Qutctt 1lI&o.
FLUUM-une,nngGd.
.dMAlN-sYAoat urul1 No. : rad, fLo1 Corn uctlya
aud nrnl; M. = Mixet, s2Nd&3o. Uals Qulust M. Z
J tuixv4, 3E. Ayo duati NJ. =, Wtc. Harley scArco
Aii4 rTfnt unchanged.
, 1881-02-11
Ts{e't''ls61N.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb lL,-C6TT0S--steHAy: mld.
fllng. llAe: luw n,lna, iVkc; geud arltnstry VIZ;
nrt recrirts. :! grnss. sJI: eHpurts, Grcst nttt.
a!n, 41; coastritc. l'9D; sale., s0' stock. *i600
, 1881-02-11

rniLAnELrl1IA. H.. Fet. l1-FIuuIt-l1nlI: West.
a,toFtlne. ssiia; sttnnusutI cxtrus. ti156sH2;
Uh!D cxtrlts, tadAl jGi: Uh!1 now procr.a. $As19;
Minnesota batent process, $1.7ia7.ij 1iyo tiuur
scnsco} Ai&tj.Gl.
GHA1S-Whcnt opened llrtn closing lower; M.
rcd. elevator. fl.l54; No. rel, February. tl.1;;I
It'd, f;s nssrd: Murc, flI49f hid. &lli uskrt APRIL
sll& bit, stlt5t askeh. C1rn tr,uer: Increased is-
nIau. Ecner. irnrk. a.c; rcJcctr, un lnck, 6.c,
saIl mixed, fubrUnry. 5s5Sc AIl 5iKn uskpa; Marc,
5:1ko hld o3'ta askos,s April u, hId .lfu askud.
4;S; $o + ~. ta'tT tltse ,i3c asss i;|&s:
r,ebs. lac; nd 1tlrss 1Urk, lltr, row TIL fGli3I,
lnIs si!'akcI' 1ocsliG. lAFd-l'r'mo stc4ni, Dtini
1urrEIt-sttaayi sreamsry extra: az gs., tn Euo,!
County, reH,syvnnlM. st2sc: Western itpsory0 Ok.
trn. sia.1u: ttt Vnud tu E!lntcu, :Nds:iCs
EGGh-Du3l aid wGnk .!Ge2ir. ....
t1tlEai-Quct but HipAtys creamery, TGlltle.
f'ET1sht.EHA-SNtnily t1nclInnS0t1
W1tlAKY-Eirnl; kl.iU.
tErElrrA-F!uME 2.su1 Grs; wheat, i4.0C0 bu; corn,
3iluJ hit H4ts, Ltku lbu. -. - -77'
sAtENkMTa-Wh0nt. 1t.0N but corr, &A0l0 hll.
, 1881-02-11

Hulk t,chtn Nrut s1HHlrr* Hi: g1rnr rIh II o.
f. ii; et'Hr, :H,t. - 49,
WHiaEt. .Htt'n!y I'll ft.fa,
nt'l1kIt-F FIeIn and nir!nH4c.
, 1881-02-11

sHEEp-Tl,oro wns II ti,tln ntoro life In to trndo
mtesS.sr f. 9us !lerg w,a NJ !'ruroysl.!Gnt 4. vniHot
tenR sustained. Hhlpprs md tlle local tnlde bought
sh to!ne treedon. IND knlng sAhJ ctnnRtd hands
70 aq1aI!tlas. 4 lHrEe number Of tho poutGr Eralts
ttEa lelt unsotI ut tho cIusg,
, 1881-02-11
Kidney and urinary complaints at all kinds
permanently cured with tlol' hiltefs.

Coughs uso Browns bronchial Tsoohes.
, 1881-02-11

CLEVELAND. FG.L -Qulct; stnnd-
nril white. ll0 tost. llalc,
, 1881-02-11

INDIANAPOLIS. Fub. ln.-tlKAIS-W1,cRt steRdyi
M. ! re,t, fiOf3i0ir CUrn hrnor; 3shitlac. Out:
ateadys 5Ja1:1Ifc.
, 1881-02-11

-savo yourselves co..shsl llalo'a Honey Of
llprehn,lnd lTAr prevents bronchitis anu eot-
sumption.
riku's Ioothacho Drops euro Ia ono nllnuto.
, 1881-02-11

TCRI,ENTISl:.
WILMiSGTpS, Fob ul-Srlrlts Ut turpentina firm, at
aGc
, 1881-02-11

0awEa0. Fob. 10.-tnAtS-Whcnt steady. Corn
qnlot, Western AlIxed. ts3iie.
, 1881-02-11

H-!1tnht r.srt'cr nf Wells hnt Kin,,c..t,
b-'Jet~t cofnHr IT Candi mid k!f1jc.stt
r,,t sHlcms" ,, ttMr.ftngtnn 4: onfnry Rnlront
i,t,t. ntpy ut ~ ttafk.st iiranT IacIc Wn,a
HItnkn t:Hprtss tIit'c. !uNt 1T iu',nnn.0Y tirnHt
lint>c. and Il t,ntnl.sL. ~ 'fS' i"sher
, 1881-02-11

thtrnRn 4: Nnrthwcstcrn ItnllwnY+
Fnr sn1.. Ii1nr.t'st' alco,rR.t*a accommodations.
nhhly ~ y: eiHrK-st Hrnnt Pacific 3rinka Express
o"so' i'hli'"E 4Io1ae. - CnnA.st-. BnQ tho ttoirUt
, 1881-02-11

4 EMiFAl, AND DEPARTURE .OF
TtA 9-EArl.sStrftS M KErEntSra
MaEhs.' 'sRtllt.iay cxe"rtch. Sunday oxccrtod.
:MUththy excepted. sfIhliy. '
, 1881-02-11

W., ,.nt nn''' bugs '"'''"' ''"'' Mt ''os'' ''F
sSs'' rl! !. su|a'H IT,, ,gact, So g. ,s,
- G hlu ,..."nnnh -" thtv row +ncK nrf reiH,rtr.
N hsEs9 Es9 W,ss .,ltn'r't n fatr smA ~ H"n'ya ,
VILE Thc a.s rIro WAS ti"' fer En''''n ''r ''R"'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-12-03
In HTenOriann.

Died, Nov. %, 1881, Mrs. MARY ALLEN,
wife of George P. Allen, in the SD year of
her life.
She died where she had lived since the
long-ago-whe en- in the flush of bridal hope,
she left the happy and hospitable home of
her girlhood to become the mistress of the
heart and the home of her husband. On
the sunny side of a gently sloping hill, sur
rounded by native forest trees, from the
base of one of which, ran the pure cold wa
ter of a never-failing spring, her home was
located. With none of the superfuous lux
uries, but all the substantial comforts
of a heroine of romance, but the real hero
inc of a real and useful life. Her uDosten-
tatious home had none of the frescoes of
fancy painted on its walls, but to those who
knew her, there are pictures of memory,
hung in the mellow light of other days, of
scenes of graceful hospitality, such as no
painters brush could reproduce. Her
hearthstone was ever warm with sweet
charity's glow, and her table was never SO
full to have no place for the hungry and the
homeless. 1t was thus in the practicing of
every christian virtue rather than the put
ting up of pretentious claims in public she
made her profession of religion. Mrs. AL
lens maiden name was POindeXter. She
was the daughter of Capt. N. j. Poindexter,
and the sister of that brilliant and
heroic young man, g. Gilmer Poindexter,
who was assassinated just before the war
by political enemy, and who is well re-
membered by many now living in Clarks-
Vile where he once lived.
Mrs. Allen leaves her aged husband and
four chill iren, two sons and two daughters,
all grown-to mourn her loss. We will
not say mourn, but rather, to feel her loss,
for how can we mourn for those who we
have the word of God, are but taken from
lifes' painful trials and troubles, to wear the
crown of heavenly joy and glory. To them
we say, rejoice that she is saved the linger-
ing helpless tolls and sufferings of an old
age long drawn out, and let her solemn
words of admonition and advice, when she
called them around her to take her last
leave of them, live in their hearts and
the bright example of her
perfect life-'' be as b aeon light to guide
and to guard you, that you too may be as
she was, prepared to enter into the heritage
of the righteous. @.
BasHopkinsville papers please copy.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-12-03
The New Railroad.

Nothing has been said for some
weeks about our new railroad
scheme, but our citizens must not
take this silence to mean an abate-
ment of the great interest felt in the
enterprise. 1t is only the calm be-
fore the storm, and soon the loud
hOsannas Will arise that the money
has all been subscribed, ard survey
ors set to work 10 mark out the line
of the road. The gentlemen, in
whose hands the subscription books
are, have been diligently at work
and CHRONICLE reporter has been
Ieliably informed that Il greater
portion of the required fund has
been raised. If the balance of our
citizens on whom the subscription
committee have not yet called will
come up without farther delay and
give the amounts, which we know
they are all ready and willing to
give rather than lose this road, they
will hear the glad news in few
weeks that the subscription books
have been closed and the road is
under Roadway. 1t will be hap
Ply moment in the history of Clarks-
vile when the first pick cleaves the
sod that is to make way for the con-
struction of this road. It will be
the dawn of a new era for us all.
Business will revive and new born
hope will beam serenely from the
countenances of every citizen of
Montgomery county. We have
never thought that the sensiblebus-
mess men and capitalists of Clarks-
vile were going to let this grand op-
portunity pass. We are still of the
same belief. But it still requires a
few liberal donations on the part of
some men who are fully able to
give, ''tO make assurance dOubly
sure" And then there are plenty
of young men in the city who can
easily give $50 or a 800, and who,
we believe, will do so. Come up
gentlemen and settle this little mat
ter. Delays are dangerous. Judge
Wood will be here next week to see
what we have done. Hand Eim
the 100000 subscription and tell
him to go to work.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-12-03
HfII-RObbiuS

Another of those quiet, happy
affairs that unite "two souls with
but a single thought, two hearts
that beat as one" in holy union,
was celebrated on last Tuesday
morning, at o'clock, a. m, at the
residence Of the brides parents.
The principals were Mr.. Sam. B.
Hill, of Jackson, Tenn, and Miss
Lena Robbins, daughter of Mrs.
Dick Read, of this city. The brief,
but impressive ceremony was per-
formed by DIR. Sears, of the Bap-
fist church, in the presence of a few
intimate friends and relatives of the
family. After congratulations, the
happy couple departed on the 8
o'clock train for Jackson, Tenn,
where they will reside. The groom
is q trusted clerk and bookeeper for
Lester Bros, of Jackson and is
greatly liked at home. The fair
young bride has many friends here
who wish her a long married life
of joy and unallyoed happiness.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-12-03
Large Fish.

j. HI. Roberts, the energetic and
clever fish merchant Oh Strawberry
Alley is daily keeping our market
supplied with the choicest catch of
fine table fish, and for his enter
prise in this direction deserves the
patronage of our fish loving people.
We noticed at his stall the other
day three remarkably large cat fish
brought fresh from White river,
near DuvalIs Bluff, Ark. One of
these mammoth fish was four feet,
two inches long and weighed fifty
six pounds, the others weighed re-
spectively, thIrty-nine and thirty
six pounds He keeps large va
riety of fresh fish.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-12-03
". Va. C. a.

The members of the Association
will hold their next regular meet
ing in i31 their O3Cl rooms, next Mon
day night at o'clock. The rooms
over the former store of Cashier,
Beaumont & Co., have been secured
and will be made very comforta BILE.
The young men, and the interests
which they represent, are to be con-
graduated on thus securing home,
especially as it was done without
calling in any aid from the outside.
The mass meeting expected to be
held next Sunday, has been post
pOned on account of other church
interests claiming the attention of
the community at that time. Suit
able announcement will be made
when the time and program has
been decided on. Meanwhile a
very full attendance is earnestly
desired. There are some import
ant amendments to the cOstitution
under discussion. Every member
should make himself acquainted
with the nature of the amendments
and claim a vote in the decision.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-12-03

The Duplex Bed Spring stakes
the cake" See advertisement.
See nonresident notice on anoth-
er page.
Delinquent taxpayers had better
read the notice of John S. Noblett,
trustee, and come up and settle.
"Music hath charms to sooth the
savage breast' and if you want it
see advertisement of the World
Manfg., Co., New York.
Messrs. Rice Broaddus & Co.,
spread before the public splendid
line of new goods for the Holidays.
See their advertisement.
Mr.. Ike II. Shelby, the old relia-
BILE warehouseman, comes. before
the public with a new house, and
opens up for the coming tobacco
season.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-12-03
e.a,ke SEQ 90 for Christmas.

The publishers of "Rutledge's
Monthly in the puzzle prizedepart-
ment Of their Monthly for Deem
Der offer the following easy way for
some one to make $40 CO:
To the person telling US which is
the longest verse in the Old Tesla
ment Scriptures by Dec. 10, 1881,
we will give $50 90 in gold as a
prize. The money will be forward
ed to the winner Dec. 18th, 1881.
Those who try for the prize must
send 20 cents with their answer, for
which they will receive the Christ
mas number of the Monthly, in
which will be published the name
and address of the winner of the
prize, with the correct answer there
to. Cut this out; it may be worth
$40 90 to you. Address, Rutledge
Publishing Co., Easton, Pa.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-12-03
a Devil" of a Mouse Tanner.

1t seems the genius of the bird
charmers and rat tanners who every
now and then make their appear
ance on our streets and give such
marvellous exhibitions is soon to be
riValed. Ard that too by local gent
us in the person of little Pauly
Wyatt, the smart and enterprising
"devil" of the Chronicle office, who
has lately captured two young
mice that were in the habit of eat
ing thecrumbs from his monday hash
and is now industriously teaching
them Sin the ways that are dark
and tricks that are vain" They
show a remarkable degree of sagac-
ity and have already learned many
tricks, one of which is to bite Pauly's
finger severely every time he puts
hts hand on them.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-12-03
The Illustrated Leisure Hour


We call the attention of our rea-
d,ars to the advertisement of this
excellent publication in another col
umn. We have made arrange
ments to club the illustrated Leis-
ure Hour Monthly with the Chron-
icle, and will send the two publica-
tons at 50 So per year. The De-
cember number will be sent free to
all who subscribe this month.