Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-12-16

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the public to the approaching ba,
zaar to be given by the enterpris'
ing ladies of the Methodist church
for the benefit of the new church.
The bazaar will copodenee next
Tuesday, the Iotn and continue
three days and nights, viz: Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, the
18th, 10th and 21st.
We bespeak for these ladies a
large patronage at the hands of our
generous citizens. The cause in it.
self is most worthy one and then
besides you will get your moneys
worth to the fullest extent. You
should remember that for the small
sum of 30 cents these ladies give
you an elegant dinner. with no ex-
ira price for a splendid cup of hot
coffee. A half dollar cannot be
better spent than for such dinner
as they will set and besides dinner
proper, they will set luncheon all
the afternoon and first-class sup
per at night. Really we think every
business house in the city with their
entire staff of employees ought to
eat dinner or supper at the bazaar.
We are confident that il they GO
once they will not fail to go again.
And then il is no small part of the
treat to be served by such bright
eyed, beautiful young ladies as we
learn are to serve in the capacity of
Mattresses. We would not miss the
opportunity for a large considera-
ton. We also understand that
there are to be several new features
this year-no fancy work for sale
but several handsome articles for
voting. The Japanese quilt, we
are told, is perfect marvel of beau
ty, in fact, a work of art. The hap
py possessor, whoever it may be,
will well deserve hearty congratu-
lation. BOYS, hore is chance for
you TO show your appreciation of
your sweethearts. And then there
is an exquisite table cover. We
have not seen it, but have it from
the best of authority, that in beauty
and elegance, it is not one whit in
ferior to the quilt. Then for the
little folks there is to be the lowell
est doll. Would that all of our
little friends could get it. ASK your
papa and mamma to spend all of
their odd Christmas change in votes
for this doliand you may receive
it. The sofa and pin-cushions are
all lovely and beautiful and, of
course will have their admirers.
We hear there is to be a lovely pair
of fine canary birds to be presented
TO the most popular old maid. We
regret very much to hear the ladies
have failed to provide something
handsome for old bachelors; we
ourselves wanted to enter the arena
for this prize and felt sure of being
the fortunate man. The display of
fine cakes, which will be sold at
very moderate prices, will be won
derful to see. Twenty of various
varieties. And right here, word
to housekeepers-don't bake up
your Christmas cakes when you can
get them at the bazaar, already
baked and just the kind you want,
made by the most expert and ac-
complished cake makers, who pride
very justly that their
cakes never fail. Go early and get
your choice, there is bound to be a
rush for them. ...-.
1t would take column or two to
all the beautiful attrac-
tions and useful articles to be seen
at this bazaar and we must content
with this outline. We
say to one and all, go to the ladies'
bazaar. They have worked hard
and certainly liberal public will
aid them in their noble work. They
deserve the highest degree of sue.
cess. Remem Der the time and
place. The Walthal store-house,
north side Franklin street, next
door to w. A. Settles. Commenc-
ing Tuesday, the 10, and continuing
three, ,favs and nights. lE.-