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Two Heroes.

+ Two heroes Of the Alexandria bo1n-
bardment, of whom the dispatches f'om
the seat of war saw lit;lp, we're Belgian
Catholic priest, Pere Gpilaume, and ?
French Lazarist, Frere Miviqle, whom
neither The terrors Of The tr, mendous
English bombs thrown into the unotfpn-
ding and practically defensepss city nor
the tuY Of the maddeDed Alexal drian
mob. could deter from thfirq lie, and
patient work OF sncc ring the " wounded
ard saving those who were ready to per-
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALvERToN LIVE SToCE SCALES. I
MONDAY. Aug. IA 1882.

%. CALF EhIUN III y HIUCE SOALES.T
MoNDAY, Aug. IA 1882.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK
Very hest on sale this week so 6 Is;
that generally rated first quality 5 75s6
SO; medium or good fair qlality 4 50s
5 SO; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS. 00e4 90; extreme range of pri
ces 8 00s6 10; most of the sales were
from 5Qi6 90
Mich Cows-Trade is slow Prices a
wholesale s30a50 per head, in lunches,
Hogs Prices 10allc, with cxtrs
11a13c.
Sheep-We quote sheep at Ss54c, few
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4
&TA paftyof our Young folks visit
ed at Mr.. W. s. Wars, of EN- Cove,
last Tuesday. The party was compos-
led Of Misses JOE HoEFFLER, PUss DIEHL.
| ELoIsE WIELIAMs. RENA War, MATTE
OKEY and ANNA WAY, Messrs ASHER
OKEY, ALFRED SINCLAIR, CHARLIE RoEF
FLER, JOE DENooN, WILL NORRIS ami
FRANK DiEHL They left here about
four o'clock Tuesday afternoon, and saf-
! ter most delightful ride, with the ex-
ception of break down, thew arrived
at Elm Cove at six o'cl pck, where they
found Mr.and MIS-. WAY with their ac-
compiishel daugher Miss MAMIE. await
! ing their arrival, who gave the party a
cordial welcome A Fter the usual greet
ings were over they were invitel To- the
dining room where was spread feast
most sumptuous and b)untilul. The
elibIes embraced everything that the
season affords, in solids, suhstantiaIs
and danties, and as to finds the most
delicious lea, coffee and chocolate, was
served. After supper ihe evening was
spent in dancing, music, and different
games, until late hour There was ev-
erg essential at command to contribute
to the pleasure and comfort of the guests
that the we'll known hospitality Of Mr.
and Mrs WAY could suggest and every
body seemed happy and at home. The
party remained until about nine O'Clock
Wednesday morning when they bade
adieu to their friends telling them of the
erjoyahla lime they had while among
them. Il was visit not soonto be for-
gotten by The joyous guests.
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sY Treasurer GAroaELL's term OF
office will expire September lst, When
he will he succeeded by joan RUBGsEG.
GER. Esq. Mr. GATcHEL.. has served
fnur years and has made faithful, pains
taking Off ;er with whom the people of
this county are we'll pleased.
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wheeling Live stack Market

wheeling Live Stack Market.
WHERLING, Ang 15.-- Business has
been very good the past week not more
than twenty-five head of CT lie were
found at The yards ytster av, and they
were quoted at 81 l6e. Hogs, 7a7tc
Calves, per head, Sc c0aS 90. Sheef
wooled, 5a65c; clipped, 8 43.
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T. o. LITTLE, Inspector.


o he &C
Number of occnpied making this Four
AueUs
K.
The Sateof Ohio, Monroe County
o
X. WALTON, Probate @,
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AWfGlly Scared.
Cleveland Plain Dealer

The Herald issues wall this morning
that the Democrats are erich in money"
thai they are getting funds from En-
glish free traders. and that Republicans
must wake mp. Il is the same old wall,
an / The same old lie The only sianif-
rance in it is that somebody is awfully
scared. " ST T
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INSPECTORS REPORT.
oN. 5upeR.oF PRonArE. MONROE COUNTY,:

TO THE HON. JUDGEOF PROBATE, MONROE COUNTY.
s BY authority derived from officially
notice or inmon the County Treasurer
forthwith
the therein and inspect the books records ad vouchers thereof together
all
the law recurring certificates examination hereby certify that fyons
Thousand Hundred
found and the County Treasury and that the annexed
fund then the
! This 18th day of August 1882 =
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w The Woolen Factory in this place
has six machines running and is turning
out first class work. O1e machine runs
l20 spindles. The PoLLlT Brothers m.
ierstand the business and an enterprise
of tha, kindioughL 30 and, we have no
doubt, will prove decided success. 1t
Is time well spent tovisit the factory a1d
see the machines in operation.
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The local wool market does not yet
show an amieahle understanding hei weou
the huyers and growers OF wool. In
some sections of this county all the
principal wool clips are vet in the hands
ot the farmers. They are unwilling to
GO % marketnn 36 and 3S cfnts per ID.
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The tomato. crop is at least two weeks
behind former seasons, hut is coming in
splendidly now. The late rains will
cause hundreds of bushels to fully ma
ture and .ripeu: .rhp>crrp will be an i'm
mense one and of good qpaltv
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~If Notaries Public are State off
GERS they will .fli that it will not pay
for them to dabble in the insurance hu
siness, where the interests Of the public
are concerned. The Statute gives them
ten wears in the penitentiary for its vio.
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Weather prophets say we are to have
hard winter this year, because the nor
nets are building their nests on the
ground The goose bone and corn
shuck have not heen heard from.
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z Mr.. FlLsAcK IAN dapgners Misses
NETrIE AMI KATIE and son JOSEPH,
Messrs. FRANK KooN1z and AUGUST
FRI UENHETM, of Pittsburgh, are visiting
at Mr.. ANTHONY SCaUNAcEER's, in this
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MIR. EBEREE, Marble worker of Mil
tonsburg, obtained contracts last week
to erect monuments over the graves oI
JAMES ADAIR and Mrs SUSAN GRIFFiTA
in Sunsbury township
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B9r Miss EMMA ENocH, of Stafford,
was thrown from a wagon near The camp
ground last Sunday, by the driver caus-
ing his horses TO start suddenly, and was
considerably rired.
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JACOB KoHART, Merchant, at the
mouth of Indian creek, Bethel township,
is milking the necessary arrangements
to erect steam Touring mill at that
place. Mr. K is an energetic business
nan an', when really for g'indiny, Will
turn out work that viii he first class.
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The musical voice of the katydid has
already been heard in the land. Old
people say that they begin to sing just
six weeks before the fail frosts set in.
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EE PLoW your ground with q
SYRACUSE Chilled Steel Piow; then
use BOWKER Phosphate. with a
MONARCH Drill, and you wont fail to
have a good crop of wheat. The SY-
RACUSE is The lightest draft Plow in
the world All to he had from
P SCHUMACHER, JR., & BRO
August 8, 1882
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There is many family war over who
shall wear the garment with the suspen-
ders. but it is generally conceded they
look best with q moustache
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Mr. CHAIRMAN and wife. formerly Miss
DELIA OKEY. OF Adams county, Iowa,
visited friends in this county last week
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Have you anv good butter2 is the
constant cry. Farmers might add very
materially to their income by giving
more attention 10 the dairy.
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Mr. d Mrs. ]. T JUDKlss and daugh-
Ter Miss MATTtE, and Miss AGNES SMITH
visited the family Of ALEX PlcEENs las
THURSDAY.
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Take .,your. ear of corn with both
hands to it, and don't feel bad If the
butter trickles down over your chin.
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GEoRGE W ROBINSON. of Stafford, re-
Gently enlarged his store room, and now
has the largest and most convenient bu-
siness house in that part of the county.
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Tue way to get rich in this world is
to save what you make. When you
make fool OF yourself don't give the
thing away.
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..CooKscN CARpESrss. Of Seneca town
ship. recently killed coaperheri that
measured three feet in length.
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1t is rumored that Manager COCHRAN
of the Bellaire & Southwestern. will be
rendered position on the nickel-plated
road
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T. L. BowMAN. al Morton, this coun.
to-, has 900 pounds If frst-class S~it-
zer cheese readv for market.
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the Bel mont County Teachers' 1nsti-
tute was in session for a month past and
200 teachers attended its sessions.
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RS Farmers, when you buy q Grain
Drill you should Je sure it has q Posi-
tive Force Feed. The SUPERIOR
has@it.- Ii also has many other excellent
qualities; which recommend it. Call at
C. E. HAREAN'S and examine it, 8
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DR.. j A. Mccoy. Dentist, will visi
Woodsield on August 30,h and remain
4 days.
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81 spend more money than yoa; there,
fore am i.etter than ,ou" is the pre-.
vailing American sentiment
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STEPHEN BoUeHNER. ESQ.,, of Came,
ron; G. L.KRoNING and C L EBERLE
OF. Calais, we're in town last Saturday.
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Some men wear their best trousers
out in the knees In winter getting relig-
ions. and the seats of their pants out in
the summer hacksliding
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Do all you can do; lend not all that
you have; believe not all that you hear ;
tell not all that you know.
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For three wears my ron was sore i |
over pERuNA cured him. j. NEuks
scHwANDER, S. S. Pittsburg.
The compendium of the census ~
1880 will. be published in about swo
months.
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DR.. J A Mccoy, Dentist. will visit
WoodsaeId on August sOth and rem9in
days.
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A clock is about the onlv thing that
can run on "tick' and give satisfaction
TO itself and eyerv one elsr.
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Potatoes are ahundant ani Of an ex-
.cellent quality Retailing at 40 cents
per bushel-
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New York.

Aug is Flour 4 66s7 60; Wheat
1 13; Corn S7s92c; Oats 50~65c; Rye
76c; Barley 10
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MARRIED On August 9 h, by henry
J. BENDER. Esq, Of Sunmit township,
Miss RAcEEL j CLEGG to NJ. B4RNA
d PENNINGTON.
On August Oh. hv Rev sJoHN. A.
WRIGHT. Miss MARY BRucE to Mr.. Sol
ONION f CLINE
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Life is like the boys game of "mum
blcteypeg"-the chap With the smallest
count is compelled to pull the reg.
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Miss AesEs SMYra who has been
teaching select school in Clarington,
returned home on the 12ih INST.
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Aug. lS.-Flour 5 25a6 %; Wheat l
%; Corn 79c: Oats 54c; Rye 7oc. J.
Barley Is.
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Eg Parties leaving an order with c
f HARLAN, of Woedsfeld, for BUC OK
EYE SUPER PHOSPHATE can have
it filled at any time. Aug. s
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Hon E HEADLET, of GIN ron, is inn
proving. He is visiting f"ien Is at Sis
tersyille, West Va.
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Miss SUDE READ is visiting her sister
Mrs. MILTON MoKELyY, of Gravel Hill,
Bellaire
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wooasae,d stock mark Ell.

Aug. 81 Cattle 4a6c per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound Hogs 4a5 PEI
pound gross.
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Miss ELoIsE WILLIAMS is visiting Miss
FANNIE WILLIAMS of Wetzel county, W.
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ABsware of chilIs. This is treacherous
w,ather, with warn days and cnol nights
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Prices . Always Low
A Convert.

M. J. Brennan, OF the Ninth ward
who has been a stannch Republican for
wears, has come ont in favor Of the D.
nocrsCv. We welcome Mr.. B to our
ranks, and hope he nav never have oc-
casion to leave the party of the people
and the lahnring mans friend. .-Zanes-
vl'e Signal
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While digging we'll on Witten Fork
in Green township, last week, Mr.. Tom
WooDs came upon well preserved pine
knot eighteen feet below the surface.
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Baltimore.
CINCLNNAlI.

Aug 1S- Flour o0a7 25: Wheat
II; Corn S5c; Oats 65a7Oc; Rye 72,.
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Miss Pgss DIEHL is visiting her friend
Miss MAY ASSURE. at BaresvilIe.
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DR. j. A Mccoy. D.ntist, will visit
Woodsfpld on August 3Oth and remain
days.
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The rains OF week before last spoiled
msny tons OF bav in this county.
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.Au5itor ATKINSON and wife visited
frieads in Cameron last Sunday.
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Monroe county was among the first
to settle with the Apiitor of State.
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Because young lady wears wings on
her hat It is no sign That she is an angel.
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CHRISTIAN LUrHY, Of Ohio township,
is building Gne frame residence.
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NEW LOCALS.

R When you come to the Fair call
and examiue our stock of Guns, Stoves,
Sugar Kettles, or anything else you de-
sire in the Hardware line. Prices as
low as thezlowest.
Aug %. c E HARLAN
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Reunion at Woodsield on October
4th, 9th and 9th. sa-
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Dawn OKEY visited home for short
time last week.
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Pastures were never hetter, but still
butter demands high figure
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- - = : :
There is very little sickness in our
town at present
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Fair on September goth. 2lsl and 22i
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A fine chestnut crop is promised with
the coming Of frost.
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The Stafford Cornet Band will furnish
music at our Fair.
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Rev. EpmoNDs is attending the Burr's
Mill camp meeting
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"A. C. VETTER has the Sardis steam
-four mill IN operation.
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Mr.. ALFRED SINCLAIR of Beallsville,
was in, town last week.
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Thresbed oats are not turning out
well
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TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1882.
MRS. NJ. G. WEST, Local Editor.
Index to New Advertisements.

The wool market is dull.
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,Eaforced charity is bitter experience
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Line Fall and san Cahsrss
Blankets Ladies' Chdrns Cloaks
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Hoe. &, WarfieId.

Elsewhere in this issue we publish
a very feeling and touching obituary
notice of Mr.. Joseph q. Warfield,
written by a true and intimate
friend of the deceased. We can add
nothing to this simple, honest trio-
ute to his memory but to say that
we, and all who knew Joe Warfield,
know how worthy he was in every
respect of the confidence, the friend
ship aud the respect of all men.
His untimely death was greatly
regretted by the whole community,
and will fail as heavy personal
loss on all who knew him intimately,
for his open heart and genial smile
had been q comfort and a benedIc-
ton to all who came in social or
business contact with him. His re-
mains were inferred in Greenwood
cemetery on last Tuesday afternoon,
followed there by large concourse
of bereaved and sorrowing relatives
and friends, to whom we extend
our sincere coincidence.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-01-28
Matrimonial,

Mr.. Sam. E. Wilcox of Dist. No.
1, this county, was united in mar
riage, on last Tuesday afternoon, to
Miss Agnes Shackelford, the Rev.
j. w. Lupton officiating. The
happy ceremony took place at the
residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. Sarah Shackelford, in this
city, in the presence of few init
mate friends of the parties. The
CHRONICLE throws its old slipper
and handful of rice after Sam
and his fair young bride, and wish
them infinite happiness.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Ed.
Marshall, of South GAINESVILLE was
united in marriage to Miss. Lou.
Gee, of New Providence. Elder
Spencer of this city performed the
ceremony.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-01-28

PHILIP PHILLIPS, the famous
composer of Sunday school songs,
with his son James, is in the South
on a singing tour. Mr.. Phillips is
called the "Singing Pilgrim" and
has achieved a worldwide reputa-
ton as a leader in sacred song.
A recent notice of him SAYS :
"NO lover of song could fail to be
entertained no admirer of vocal or
instrumental music could fail in be-
ing gratified no Christian could
fail in being edited at one of the
concerts of Philip Phillips and son."
1t is rumOred that Mr.. Phillips
will visit our city in his tour, and
delight GAINESVILLE audience.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-01-28

THE weather in the Middle and
New England states during the
week has been bitter cold. On last
Tuesday the thermometer at New
York City was six degrees below
zero and at Norwich 33o below zero.
Reports from all points in New
York state tell of intense cold, the
murcury averaging 160 below. The
temperature throughoutCanada was
from I60 to $50 below zero. 1t is
predicted that this intense blizzard
will travel slowly South and will
soon strike us. Be prepared and let
her come.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-01-28
AKnuSena entS.

Mr.. Frank Chanfrau will give
one performance at Elders Opera
House, this city, on February, the
9th, in his celebrated play of Exit,
the Arkansas Traveller" In this
play, Mr.. Chanfrau has no equal
and never fails to please.
Mr.. Edwin Booth, the king of
tragedians, will play in Nashville
on the 10th and 18th of February.
This will be a good opportunity for
our amusement loving citizens to
hear this renowned actor.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-01-28
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

should be stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results in an incurable lung
disease or consumption. Browns
BRONCHIAL TROCHES are GER
tain to give relief in asthma, Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Cuto1Th, C0ilsunlp-
tire and Throat Diseases. For thirty
years the Troches have been rec
commended by physicians, and al
ways give perfect satisfaction. They
are not new or untried, but having
been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained weIl-merited
rank among the few staple RENE
dies of the age. Public Speakers
and Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at 25c.
Il box everywhere
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-01-28
DISTRICT TEN
NESSEE CONFERENCE.
Second Round of Quarterly Meet

Second Round of Quarterly Meet
inEs.
State Line Mission, State Line, Feb, 3.
Ashland City station, Feb. 1l-l2.
Antioch Ct, at Salem, Feb. 1919.
Asbury Ct, at Grants Chapel, Feb. 1926.
Montgomery ct. at Mt. Pleasant, March 40.
New Providence and Bethel STA, at Bethel,
March HIP.
Saline CT, at Tobacco Port, March 1919.
Cheatham Ct, at Clifton, March 1926.
Port Royal Ct, at Salem, April l-2.
Springfield, April SO.
Red River ct. at Mt. Zion, April 9-lh.
Palmyra ct. at Ebenezer, April l5-l6.
Clarksville sta, April 22-23.
Cedar Hill Ct at TurnersVille, April 27.
The District Conference will be held at
Cedar Hill, April $3.50.
r. X. HARGROVE, 2. E.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-01-28
mr. Alex. wetrs sudden Death.


The sad announcement last
Thursday morning of the very sud.
den death of Mr.. Alex. We'll,
which had occurred about two
O'Clock A. NJ, at the residence of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Phillip Lieber,
was received with incredulity by
his friends and associates who had
seen him in the full vigor of strength
and manhood only the evening be-
fore. The sorrowful news, how
ever, was only too true.
The only circumstances connected
with his untimely death, which
could be learned, are that about 2
o'clock young Albert Lieber, his
nephew who was sleeping with
him, heard something fall heavily
on the floor, and jumping out of
bed, found his uncle's body stretch
ed upon the floor, apparently dead.
doctors were Immediately sum-
moned, but life had flown long be-
fore they could have arrived. Their
diagnosis was that he died of paral-
ysis of the heart. Mr.. We'll was a
bachelor, forty-five years of age,
native of Bavaria, Germany, but
had lived in this country since his
boyhood. He came to GAINESVILLE
five years ago and engaged in the
business with his brother
in-law, Mr.. Lieber. He was mod
est, retiring and gentlemanly and
was greatly liked and esteemed by
those who came in contact with
him. His many friends attended
his remains to the depot Friday
morning, whence they were carried
to Louisville, where his aged par
ents reside, for interment.