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National Republican., 1883-06-16
Eu,,eroI on Judge Lilley,

The funeral of Mr.. William Lilley took
place yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock from
his late residence No. 1888 q street north
west. Rev. DR.. Shippen, pastor of All Souls
church, conducted the funeral services. Upon
the casket was wreath of white roses, The
following gentlemen acted as pallbearers
Col. Booth, Gen. Crittenden, Mr.. Henry Barr,
Mr.. King Judge Crowell and Mr.. jackson.
The nterment took place at GlenwoOd
cemetery,
National Republican., 1883-06-16
BASE BALL to-day, Cincinnativ VS.. National

SATURDAY, June IL, the steamer ". W
Corcoran will leave her wharffoot of seventh
street at 6 p. IN. sharp for n trip down the
river reaching the city on return at $50 p
m. Tickets 20 cents. On Sunday will leave
at 3 p. m, returning at 8 p. m. Tickets 80
National Republican., 1883-06-16
BASE BALL to-day, Cincinnati vs. National.

DIR. PIERcE's pellets or sugar coated
granules-the original "little liver pills"
beware of imitations) )--cure sick and bilious
headache, cleanse the stomach and bowels,
and purify the blood. To get genuine SEQ
DR.. Pierce's signature and portrait on gov
ernment stamp. 25 cents per vial, by drug
oie
National Republican., 1883-06-16

Finest and handsomest Suits
ever shown in Washington
from SI2 to S55-35 per cent.
less than we could have sold the
same goods three weeks since.
National Republican., 1883-06-16
CnlleUn Life.

Rev. +. B. Riddick, president Kittrell's Fe-
male college, wrote of DIR. Worthington's
Cholera and Diarrhma Medicine: Send a
gross for our college,"
National Republican., 1883-06-16

excitement
creased during this week Offering
will be sold with
pattern number its quality and price These
adj
vance OF what have concluded 0 hem for
National Republican., 1883-06-16

CINCINNATI vs.. National at AthlOsic park.
National Republican., 1883-06-16

Do NOT forget to add to your Lemonade or
Soda ten drops of Angostura Bitters. 1t i'm.
parts delicious flavor and prevents all Sum-
mer Diseases. b. sure you get the genuine
Angostura, manufactured by DIR. J. G. B.
Seigert & Sons.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
Rorretpon0amte.
@eit San Gitp, Mid.
ODE STARTS. 1888.
6r. Reouftor!

JDl. JltpullDl
5or no9le Oase iiben mootog iea
Yreuemmeret al Oeres 9reoe Slao
"OecorabsB Soften" os finber bets 9Gss
ming ierbeles interesiant os tiuise lGs
reri9, BET er berfor nit Snlfe, at ret
mango al mine 9anbsmeno, iaapel Der
iom paa andre Steber piloe intereslere
Jig for Vlaoet ueo at abonnere; tbi meb
9enipn til prisbiaisbeb, tror ies, at
Der life finbes noset gIap al iamme
Stsrrelle, lom Tan ~fonturrere meb 500
item, os iom paa FANNIE Glib bpoer en-
iaa interest amt 6slieton iom "9eo Dir
nen~. Oct tunbe muIissns intsreslere
Slaoets 99iere osiaa at ie lipt fra
oenne &ant men min Sio er laa OPP
taset, at ies oenne Sang life tun sipe
nosen SeitriueIie, miIisens ies ienere
tunpe faa beore Nnleoning. Seq itaI
imiplertio berpre libt al Stebets for;
nemite N~Grinsstilper, buiite b%eitaar i
Sumber os Salt, os finoes Der laales
Ses paa Steoet en- Mtasle Sa9meIer
og Saltperter, iom fr9uer en- temmeli9
ltor N%rbeibsitof, os er Der paa Som.
mertioen n ltor Gprelie, berimoo paa
Giutertissn er alt bsbt og title, bet
nil iise / Spen, ba imtsrite Yurten paa
Sslten besiuer Jig til Stouen for Der
at banne line Siem, os ior after at
berebe en- mn SrauIbep for tommenoe
CONNER.
Qf Stanoinaper ere Der life iaa iaa,
os al bisie er iterite 0eIen Spenite.
NorbmGno er fun no9le iaa, % al ben
@runo temmeli9 Tibet euer iaa at iise
nGiten life repro ientereoe, os be suur
a~lminoslis uuper Nounst "Sweoes"
tbi bisie ere 9oot r~eprelentereoe ber.
Suuobeostilltauoen Der er lite iaa
iGrbeIes COB, oa Ban Gitp og Smesu
bar en- Ian geIi99enbeo Os er iaa at
ii9e surrounded with swamps liRlten
aus Stanbinausr isler fig liot ilos,
iiGroelesbeo lioer be al geueripse %
"asue", os iioltnGunte foretommsr me-
GET bpppi9. Meo Senipn til GIimatet
tror ies life, at Ban Gitp meO Sape.
marie 8alep sr no9et beloi9t Steo for
Stunbinuusr, Ou pisie Steoer osiuu
bIanbt Nmeritausrne ere boIote ior al
uGre De minOlt notwithstanding i belle
Wti9isan. Seq for min Burt tror, at
Selteu CT mere itittet Tor %iaaounne.
men bu leg insen Griarins bar, ituIce
BET sl9oe oS, ON en- eller anoen al
Seitens Seboere sisnnem SIapet eler
priuat piIOe Iaoe bore Iiot ira Jig ! ben
&etnins.
Saubenbe at 9iue en- mere ubferlis
Seretnins %iensre, os / 9aab ON al
bore ira Selten forbliusr nj Seres
greorene 0rsnletb.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

The Pioneer Emigrant Line,
erie Sernbaneu, ueolisebOloer os tets
feroissisr %tiIfuloe fit Renome iOm ben
beoite Sernbaneliuie | Amerifa. Spsr9
enbuerO ampifibss 81 siaserasent / 8eiten
efter Siuetter for ebers Sla9tninse os
0enner, fra Seem Dort til b%uiltenioms
BELT Steo | be 6oreneoe Stater, meb
erie Sernbanen.
Striu efter 8art os Saanbbos | bet
norife Spros, til SernbanetOmpasniets
8ontor, II g. Start Str., Chicago.
20tt.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

lfopitlebe, os buor &eattionen (Mobs
itanben) ct iaa meset iuasere. Ieb at
Barnet er nsbt til at aanbe siennem
Mtunben fommer Suiten, iom ellers ifal
pasiere NGien, lite alene for af gpis
tbelet at bereues De mefaniife os DIE;
miife Srritamenter, men osiaa for at
opuarmes, iaaban iom ben er, Sirette
neo | Strlben os grun6ierne os frems
taloer Ell 8etenoelie, Der letter 8arc
nets Gin / 6are tbt Striotet fra en-
gron6it til en- YunsebetGnoelie er lite
lan9t, os Striotet ira en- 9unsebetGns
Belle til 0poen CT Ofte mleset fort.
(Sluttes.(
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

6s,arrb beIbrebst, Sunbb.o os gel
annes saranterst pep Srussn al Obi:
los 9atarrb pris so Gts. Heieiniprsi:
ter irit. SeIs.s / 0ecOrub hos Y. :.
Wsiier, os fOrrelten Dos aae a~pOtb.tsrs
/ 9anoet.
Den batlenss Don. .uu / en- CART
turerss peb SbIe's SURE. Garanteres.
Ttl Su libe uf Iisp,pii os 9eu,ripa.
BOMB SbiIo's gitaIiier sr ~saranter.t
at beIbrebe Dig.
SsunlSls Natter % a,bsIes sb.Iast al
ben itresisIiss Sphs. sbilO's Sure sr
ct N~rsemiobsl for Tia.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

s ct SeIitab inatfebe man ON en-
0sitnant g., Der lite juit uomarter fig
ueb fine "itore @auer." Men buorfor
roger beitanbis s. Gisarer / ben ienere
3ib?" ipurste 6n: SO, bet er ba
lite uaniteIist at foritaa,~ iparebe en-
anoen; "bst er iaa befpemt at rsse
Gisarer, tbi BERTH bebsues intet =
6opeb."
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

yaa en- auttion inattebe en- sammsI
6Iarrius iaa uopbsrIis, at 0ensmanben
tilliSit bleu utaaImobis Os ifres: "0u
faar m%inIanbten boIoe Ganb for Gunse,
8j9rrins!" = "RiGre Dere", ia &iars
rinsen, "forlans inte llrimelisbeber,
ies barn'te bat Ell Ianb / &jaften paa
oper 10 Nar!"
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

llbsiueren at en- 9luis paaitaar, at
SOnoassfiferi / set Sele taset er en-
cling, iom iftc betaler fig; ban flyer:
6orrise Ssnbas fob ies belle 0asen
miot noe / Gluen, men fit ingen cling
fsrenb ies tom biem.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

Spao iaIitt6asr tan aisre,
ToIitiet Ell ubentunblt Ssltan, bar
faast ben Snnruttion, / 8ilfelbe al
RebninssfOriss life at sribe Samerne
ueb Saaret; men ueb 8lGoerne; b0
bet Silf9Ibe oitere er iqretemmet at
9aari letniugsrue 81 ptepeu { pOlitiets
0anse.. % 8sonmssn oerueo er bIeuen
H%muliggiort.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

unOerte9neoebar enOel bpiO rusiiIt Saore
at IGl9e iii SGb. Zen er albeles fri ior
8uIt, og giuer lan9t Here Sob eno no9en
nnoen Sla9S SABRE. Yris - Gts. pr.
8ulbel. uOenbps SrDres lenOes meo Or
pres eaer Sro9t. Npe Star 2s8uibeliGtte,
25 Cts. erira. Nons Nois,
pao Big Canoe Seicn, 3 Mile / RorO ira
PA 9ecoorab.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

Rts 5ansit. 5ru Sunisn, iom
itulbe til ct gaoeiteb meb fine fire sifs
teiGrbise 0Otre, reiite pieblitteIis til
Spen meb benz, ba h"I . ,rte, at Der
q siort rig Eansit' best me. Sun
blep messt lang i aniiatet, oa bun
bSrte, at be1 rise 6ansit fun sjaIbt
- Wafrel.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
Alt Muli9t.

"Oen beaise Spnooe" / &uslano
ifal bape tiIitiast Rssierinsen ct 6ors
lag ON, at 10 at 8lofrene for buer
Sunorene itaI opbeues, os II YrOcent
at &eiten foranbres til Sattisbuie meo
6irte 90 Sfole.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

Mrs. 6. 6oNlss. Repton, Jowa.
tiger. seq bar tasst 9rOwns "Sron
Bitter" for a~iminoeIis SuGttelie, os
leg CT ierbeIes tiIfreos meb ReiuItatet
oeraf.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

SeluerfisnNslis. Seq for:
ltaar life, Doap Oe uil sisrs no al
Ceres 0euc, 9r. aouotat," iasbs ca
boumOois 9rGit; "ban ss 10 .faa bum
lom en- Offers, -" ga, Sr. paitor"
~ipa,sse AouOtaten, ~"tanife ban Tar
bIipe tlcstiaers meO SiOen. aa ha ui
ies bape bam aiort IL 9Ouotut; mer
peShliSeE pan at pGrs tissiau bum ION
nv, faa CT ber uet inssn anben &aat
for, enb at ban faur bliue Treit."
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
8rtaAS 0Ipeertne.eaIpe.

Oet BebNe | 8.rben tan msb @sHb,
feb iises ON @risss @lpeerinsS aIps,
Ser sf ct spp.rfist WiSS.l for Stisrs,
Saar. StrubsS aar, DrsnbsS aar,
Set 9eIe taset for al Slass Ssar.
Den b.Ibreber osiaa 5amorrbOiber,
Stab os Sturp os al Slass 5ubsllss
ilet. 9iaIper bet lite, faar mon psRs
gene tiIbase. gIst as Gents, boS
NontsoNerY 4 Sc. l0.ls.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

0ottoren (til g%utisntsn): "6srt
uiI leg MI ie, buurIeoss ies tan Iinsrs
6sberen os ben lserte torn"
Qatienien ten SattustiIbeoer Got.
loren bebsuer bare at forge for 6ebereu
Ssriten ital ies NOT ielu turers.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

Sci 4lber. gn 9onbe / Bes
trOpta ueb SbeSia i3pselou bsbe nplis
l47 Aar sammeI. eiterlabenbe fig bl.
a,eu la aar sammel Con os en- s5
Nar 81. Spumisu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
Bath, Sromn Co., ..
Nr. hepotter


ST.. feoatter!.
Oct tunoe maalte luteresiere noaIe
al SIaosts 29iere at bore, bporlsoss
BET itoar Ill berloe / Yeitsu; ri bar
bait ct psut Yeir / yinier o. life Jolt
meset til DC iaatalote Snsltorme, men
8uloen bar pGret tsmmslis itrens her
peo Sames 6iusr; I'M tegner BET zig
BOG til, at 8aareu mart uil tomme.
laa ri oa after fan ta9e fat paa lores
4rheloet eFier at bape npst Winterens
roli9e Gage. Suab 6urmins angaar,
itaar pin grown SO. life tiIbase, men
tan miittsrt iGttes usb Siosn al buiItet.
iombelit anbet / Better; l6usbsu gap
iioite Nar ct llobptts ira 30 I'll 30
guibeIs pr. Acre. her bar Stsriles
parten az 6utmsrns settion ganb,
eg o9 DC bar uuereoe ~opbr9ttet
Ell COB Del. Dor nGrmelte Sp %
ToitsSiice er Bath, iom Ii9ser paa
Ell me9et imut Tr9rie, ueo Gbieuso.
Wiilwaufee 4 Ct. qaHl 1t. II. 8pen
bat ct iioet pGrtert Depot, 3 Sutitter,
ct 6oteI, Ell Smeoie, , yumbersyaros
iamt ct tort Sarebus. 6sl9er man
,Sernbanen s MiI iGn9sre / Ssit. sams
mer nan I'll eNoepunitet al omtuIte
9ernbane, az set li8ssr sen unse os
tiulise Bp 4bsroeen. ipm nv aliersoe
sisnuemifiGreS al ? Sembuner; Spen
CT enbnu lite 2 Aar sammeI, men bar
allsrebs omtrent l 200 Snbbpg9ere. Den
bar mango Sutitter Os 6orretninsshuie
Jam Il. g. 9anbsS ifes. s tirfeiis
beuieeHss, ,ilgsrer se 6Ieite ben nor
tie Spnohe. men ri bar biotil snbnu
inseu Yrait faaet; MI er Der bog Gale
ON at talbe YrGit / Saar. Ser er ct
fort ifanbinauiit Excitement, os be Sls.
its er N~orbmGno, Be iGrpelte RaaFe %
SpeHife. Sumb6sss sIiltanben Der CT
9ob. Solicit paa bisie &uuter leuer os
tribes gobt.
81 I9ier "OecorabsY Soften, % ollie
in,es Ron or on ooN 9lniS - q
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

Der fiubes intet iaa iimpelt 5arpe,
Miboel iom DIAMOND Ones. Sor
Seppez 6iuer er De biuisere os bsors
eno alt anbet Sarpe>S tof.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
sfar,barit l2ie STARTS. 1888.

49,
p%srioner, lom agtsr at iese ct 6iem
/ 8eiten, buroe 9iOre nosle Spsrgs,
maal, isrsnb DC ~boiGtter Jig. De ifuIoe
ipsrse: Sar BET Gountp nosen Gialo2
Sar Bet aobe gqHntp. ppsainser2 Gr
be betalt for2 s buab Sla9s Staub
er 8eier o9 Srosr2 9uprlsoea ct bet
meo eGroom2 Il! bpilten @rao er
Gounttet foripnet mso SfoIebuis? t6pao
Ssrnbaner bar BET? A6uao Slass Serb
bunb er Der, % / bpao 6orIatUins ee
5armerne / 2llmiNbeli9beo? gil benz,
her lager ct S,iem I 9slten, Tan Der
NOES ON 6aribauIt county 6slsenoe:
Gountiet bar insen @iGIb, men 9ense
/ Sasien; Bet bar ct sobt GourtsSus
al Wuriten os en- al De beoite County
6ansiler / oenEe Del Of Staieni Bet
fofsr $4,000, % bisie Spsninser sr
betaIt for. 9ets Neie er 4lminbeo
lisbes aoee, % suer bsts Glue forer
aobe Btaet. 6aribault County bar
flo Stoles0 iitritter, foriloen be betere
StoIer / forifjelise gper. gGrbien al
Stolebuie os Somter par sac, aso.
Den alminbsliae @,aunees. Gan for en-
psrIon sr s3s. en- Sernbane saar /
Sf og 8eit, og en- / Rpr6 as Spp
DC sr Milmautee, G9ieuso q ct. Saul,
az minneapolis. Sorbbuuoen er iaa
goo, INN ben iinbes no9etltebs / ONT
esnen al glue gartb Riuer. Iaruprue
Der er / bet 6eIe .aae. set al. Ser er
mango, iom tom bio efter &risen o9
tos Suno paa 9Omelteao; De bauoe life
Noset at bespnbe meb unotaaen e Tar
Seite os en- So; III % pc i8ehbbslle
al itose @aaninss ns nbbuie iumt en-
tor M9nsos 6reaturer. Sauer % Sa.u.
8e, iom briuer meb Rreamrsstul, itaar
fs fOr pet IReite bsSit / ale SIass
Siber.
6aribault 6pHRtp bm ufbrts bait mo-
Gen far i.lpfte. ser Tan tjsbes ganb
for fra So til s25 pr. acre, os 6ounz
tiet fan oppiie SfoIer os 9Grbom Iiss.
iaa gooe iom / De eltIise Slater. Ser
ct omtrsNt 100 Riie fra ct. Paul os
minneapolis, Norbueitens itore Mars
fec. Gil benz, iom fbber | u~aaeaiunoe
SmltgnpiGbVsse, 80 a9ter at flare fla
q 9iem, huber 6aribault @ountp bebre
Aoiister END 8atota euer upaeu auben
Del al Seiieu, .. U. $.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
Grif. srif. f.Iti

Of Oenn:nss SpOassiit If WibosI
mob 9emOrrbOioer pile sipss Yrsusr
gratis Dos q. Z. geeiier. l6.6m.
Npt Babsbotel. 9n Smaas
ltuosauis fortGlsr, at ct fsrlts 8'asics
yaoebotel nil blipe opre,-et reo gutsn
efter Benjamin garisn, iom soc
iorrise CONNER el.er en- =, Os ftrs
beoret Ylun.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
NciS lite til
MpA Minpr SnIpn

ferenb til Saareu. Striu fsrlt cite,
mine 6irtulerer os Starter, iom enbnl
ienbes irit.
A. E. JOHNSON,
st. Paul, Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

GOIitimeiteren 8OnltabsI, bisie to
6prcr tIa9er ouer, at De bar bantst
Dem, oa be par inoiat iganrnites Tor
0ruttenitab. 6OrboIoer bet zig iuu.
Sonltabelen: ga, Nr. 5uIbmGs:
tis; be uiIOe enbeIis %iluuss, Os iua
tGntte ieg, iss ituIbe ie at iorIise Dem
meo BET Gooe.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
"BUCHUPAIBA".

Suriis % fuIbitanbis Sur mob aue
Spsbomme | Rprerne, glarsn o tlrins
Organerne. tl.OO hos 0ruaaiffer.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

Oct japaueiiite Aseroprfninssminis
lteriGm bar siort 6oriss meb anlGs
at Sltersbanter peb Sapaus Rpfier.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
SOD TcrO u0fto.

Sararine for Qlpoet os esperen-Ior'
leo Sets bet iatseS Dos
I6.Gm. g.. T.. Deiier
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

goerite Senitre / oct frantic Oepu,
terettammer pil iOrlanse amneItl for
osmte Wiuearbeioere fra Montceau,
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
ct iniIf Orb.

Der fsretasiomme 2s-u9sR MT..
som.rp d So. bar ftra Ga s,eutura
for Sals.t at Or. gissl,Ds poiitius
Sure, Der lite bar i'm eiss, naar bet
sieIber at belbrebe 9Oits, 5ortisleIie,
earring, 6isboite % aue SpsoOmme
paa gals Os 9unser. gnbuer tan fsrs
iitrs fig Om bens b.Ibise gIrtnins ses
at sua ben til ROntsOmsrp % fau en-
Slate gratis. (2)
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
u
Extensl
First Natl
OF DECORAl
&ontro a0rsns slmtboriia,

f%inantssS Sci
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER
&aibin9ton. 24o.
Saoiom bet psS tiIfrsOshiusnbe Btuis,
uHosrtssnsb', sr ~sOOtsiOrt, at IN Raniou,
Seeorab", Spsu Deeorab, Binueibeit 6.
bar optplot ale 5eitenmslisr I 9onsrtsItns
Sstinseller 10 OF Rationals Banter tGl tunus
SnetorpOratiO1sGio %uotro;t os aubet utSere, on
l2t, Suit 1882,
Oetior leg. JOHN ]. Knox, Comptroller Of the Gu
rency, beruso b%eptouer. al the Ist National Bank OF
DEBORAH, I e9sn 3eeorab, @innsi5eit 50 Soma, sr
bsmpnoicstti til OF uoitratte fin g,tiiomEeSss3io for
ben psriooe, Der CT i~pecifesrst ibens amended articles
of association, usmlis iuOtiI 246s 6sbruor 1903
unOer min 5aunS Os embses.S ssI, ben 23Oe 6sbmor
1885. JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller Of Cuuency.
26.4
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

ROUGH ON RATS

ubrpbber Rotter, 0tus, 6aftslater.
Mprer, 0esseIus, Stunt, 9bipmunt
@opber. Is Gents hos Drussiiter.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21

. obbeIt y oeboIberi.~ Sr
principal tom opsr lin getient, ion
baupe brupt op hans Seruitab, "rne.
itpIb, 6r. earieu", iaSbe ban, "iee
isser rum ar IGsse mig eiter BET bob:
bette SosbOIosri psb SsIuituoium. =
% ier l~rincipaIen par tommen ii9 a
lin 6orbIsheIie, par Spueu borte mel
Tensstaslsn. gssas bIep ieuere sien.
igusus 0a6ien par TOM % Sstientsr
par iuIo.
Decorah-posten., 1883-03-21
99rtna belbreoet.

On samn.I Ses.. len bar iru''.i fs iiltas. its
9roris ., sisnuem IN Oi;iusis eaisFOusr ct I ashss
BELT, al s%fi,riii,n roa c; fns,1 pI%sui,Eisssi isr BEN
sHriis, % p,epsr.ss. tur al fsrtEs. trsnAii. 5er'
,isl,li,. aabma % al, Struss o suzgtiUaTIisstsu.
iiaia, en- troitis ss si,nntnerts,Hs. sar TER usrSss
sps,,,Iit % ala RtrssIis,ii,r hns.r BET ION IN eIisi
,it.rat hape pEsp,t bets sihuns.Iiis ssIbt,eeuss srsit
/ tuEus.r al SiIfaie,. al sore Nislti s.'itnsi iet It's
s,us, ye,susHn,ssr. tiIt,us.t Al s.Hus Sssss.rHns
O. gni,; En- al aisleIps n,Hu,s,liss sts,iisr. oil leg
,ili,us, irtt aa,. l0u SHfts isnn,. s,Hus S,e,st sac
fssr. JrsaR ,iu tus,lf. NEE Isi.siis susitHius
fst tilbir.s,Iis a sras. fiIi,Hst Ssfiss pss zsrtsi;
q 6riEsrst q BETTE SIsss Ram III .. T. Ss,s. las
Sss,rs cIss. RsS.htr. Y. 6sz.ss.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-10-27
Fresh Fashion Notes.

Small bonnets are the prevailing
mode.
Chenille fringes trim the hand
soonest costumes.
Gray and brown are the leading
cOlOrs of the season.
Combination costumes are eX-
ceedingly fashionable.
Sleeves are longer than those
made for spring dresses.
Sapphires are the fashionable
stones for engagement rings.
Felix combines fine cashmere
with rich velvet brOcades.
Very long English overskirts are
worn with plain skirts.
Plush will be much used for chill
dren's suits and wraps.
Plaids, blocks, checks and stripes
are features in fall fabrics.
The newest plaid costumes have
the material cut on the bias.
Very rough wool cloths are con-
spicuOus among the new winter
goods.
A polonaise for winter wear will
have full waist to be worn with a
belt.
Embroidery cut and applied on
wooden and silken stuffs will be
much used.
Turin slippers of black satin, with
bright facings, are worn with white
dresses.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-10-27
Imnrored Stock.

A GAINESVILLE correspondent of the
Spirit of the Farm signing himself
YAM" gives some interesting in
formation concerning the improve
ment in stock that has been going
on in this county. We make the
following extract from his letter:
The foundations have been laid
for a number OF herds of Jerseys
and ShOrthorns, and there is move
ment to bring in some Holsteins.
Among those who have already es-
tabliShed herds are w. P. Johnson
aud w. M. Daniel, both breeding
Jerseys, SouthdoWns and Berk-
shires. M. III. Clark and Pat Hen
ry and Gen. w. A. Quarles, each
herds of highly bred Jerseys. A.
G. Goodlett, s. G.. Williams and
DIR. Dawson, are breeding Jerseys
aud Shorthorns. Mr.. Goodlett's
Annie of Ipswich, has dropped a
heifer calf to Champion of Indiana.
She is in good condition and will
be placed on trial for butter record.
Mr.. Goodlett has lately bought %
head of young Marps, young Har-
riets and Roses of Sharon and has
also sold six Shorthorns to DIR.
M. Pardule q Son, who make a
speciality of that breed. Messrs.
Mabry, Tandy, Northington, w.
w. Peache and w. Ii. Killibrew
are starting Shorthorn herds. Mr..
G. z. Wartield, the President of our
Association, breeds sheep and hogs,
and has, perhaps, the finest flock of
Shropshires to be found in the State.
Geo. Wartield, w. d. Taylor and
Polk Prince are actively engaged in
growing sheep. Ed Drane has
made careful selections from all the
premium Berkshire herds within
reach, and has some fifteen very
highly bred young sows. / might
mention many others who own or
are starting herds, but have already
given you enough to show the in
terest our people are taking in well
bred stock.
Mr.. Jas. p. Gill, the enterprising
proprietor of the Eclipse stables, re-
Gently sold his fine gray stallion,
Almont, to Messrs. Rogers & Trim
ley of West Virginia, for $4,000.
This sale was effected at the Louis
vile Fair, which shows what Ten
nessee horses will command in conn
petition with those from the blue
grass country.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-10-27
SAT- for the Throat.
The HOIlSnhnln-

For many years past, indeed we
may say during the whole of life
of more than forty years, we have
been subject to dry hacking cough,
which is not only distressing to our
self, but to our friends and those
with whom we are brought into
business contact.
Last fall we were induced to try
what virtue there was in common
salt. We commenced by using il
three times Il day, morning, noon
and night. We dissolved a large
tablespoonful of pure table salt in
about half a small tumblerful OF
water. With this we gargled the
throat most thoroughly just before
meal time. The result has been
that during the entire winter we
were not only free from coughs and
colds, but the dry hacking cough
had entirely disappeared.
We attribute these satisfactory re-
suits solely to the use of salt gargle,
and most cordially recommend. a
trial of it to those who are subject
to diseases of the throat. Many
persons who have not tried the salt
gargle have the impression that il is
unpleasant, but after a few days
use No person who loves a nice
clean mouth and first-rate sharp
ener of the appetite, will abandon
it.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-10-27
North American Review.

The North American Review fOI
November, by the ivelinesS and
| the sterling worth of the articles ii
contains, satisfies the requirements
of the most eXacting reader. Sen
ator III. b. Anthony writes of "Lim-
tied Suffrage in Rhode Island, "
giving incidentally highly inter
esting sketch of the early constitu-
tiOnal history of that little Conn
monwealth, and setting forth the
considerations which influenced its
people in restricting the exercise Of
the electoral prerOgatiVe. DR.. Nor
win Green, President of the Wes-
tern Union Company, in an article
entitled 1.-THE Government and the
Telegraph" cites the provisions of
the Federal Constitution and the
determinations of the Supreme
Court which appear to debar the
General Government from assuming
the management of the telegraph
lines; and presents statistics design
ed to prove that the service in this
country is both cheaper and more
efficient than in any of the cOun-
tries of Europe where the govern
OWN TIC Liz 1eCN .
David n. Utter brings out from OBJ
livian the record OF certain alleged
atrocious crimes of "JOhn Brown of
Osawatomie." There are two sci
entific articles, namely, "Solar
Physics" by Professor Balfour
Stewart, and "Modern Explosives, F"
by Gen. John Newton. w. H.
Mallock contributes ''Conversa-
tons with a Solitary" an imagi-
nary passage-at-arms between aRad-
ical and a Conservative, in which
the two opposing theories of gov
eminent and society are advocated
with rare spirit and ingenuity of
argument. In suggestions in re-
gard to the Public Service" Green
b. Raum offers certain facts going
to prove that the clerks and other
employees of the government de-
partments at Washington, even be-
fore the passage of the Civil Ser
vice act, were in the main both
faithful and efficient. Finally,
"Dr. HammOnd's Estimate of Wo-
man." is reviewed by Mrs. Lille
Devereux Blake, Miss Nina Morris,
Mrs. Sara-A Underwood and DIR.
Clemence S. Lozier. Fifty cents a
copy; So 4 year, Published at 80
Lafayette Place. and sold by news
dealers generally.