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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21
number of them visited Dunb:,r's

a number of them visited Dunbar's
Cave.
In the afternoon they were taken to
Howell station, on the L. A. & I. rail-
road IN order that an opportunity
might be'afforded them to see the fine
farming country to the North OF US.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
| Thursday night the excursionists
and considerable crowd OF citizens
again assembled at the Court House.
Some time was spent in examining
the farm products displayed in the IL
brary room, and then the crowd went
up stairs, where there was more speech
making. Hon. G. P. Warfeld presided
and made a very interesting talk. l..
G. Munford, Esq, made an interesting
speech, and Col. Gates and several of
the excursionists were heard from.
At the close of the meeting the
following resolutions were read by
Mr.. Meek, of Illinois
The committee on resolutions, APP
pointed by the excursionists visiting
GAINESVILLE, would respectfully refer to
the consideration of our party, the
following:
Whereas, Our party has been most
royalty received and warmly welcom-
ed to the homes of these people and
elegantly entertained by them con-
lfI t1r fna nj hot ctr.
we think it proper and due them that
we IN some way express our apprecia- |
ton of the magnificent treatment we
have received during our sojourn here. |
Deeply grateful to the good people of
this place, and for want OF better way
to express our appreciation, be it
Resolved, That our deepest gratitude
and heartfelt thanks are due to the
people of this lovely city for their I'M
bounded hospitality and for the warm
receptions we have received at the
different houses in this place, and we
take great pleasure in assuring them
that we will ever hold the visit in
dearest remembrance.
Resolved, That our thanks are due
particularly to G. P Warfield, Presi-
dent of the Farmers Association, to
ID. n. Kennedy, President of the City
Board of Trade, Capt Thos. Herndon,
President of the Tobacco Board of
Trade, Hon. A. Howell, Mayor of the
city, and to the other individuals at
whose houses we have been enter
tanned.
Resolved, That we are under obi
cations to Hon. A. J. McWhter and
Col. Robt. Gates OF the Bureau of I'M
for favors extended, and for
the interest taken in us and for the de-
sire they have manifested to impress
us with the worth and beauty of the
grand State of Tennessee in different
directions.
Resolved, That we tender thanks to
he officers of the Indiana, Alabama
md Texas railroad and specially to the
Board of Trade cor the excursion ten
Tered us over the line, this afternoon.
Resolved, That the farmers who
'aised and exhibited at the court house t
he fine display of Irish and sweet po-
atoes, beets, peas, satisfy, turnips, APP :
es, tobacco, corn, oats, wheat, clover,
imothy, mixed-grass, iron ore, and S
)ther articles, are entitled to our t
thanks, as it shows us the G
oil is as productive as any on Gods
,reen earth. r. B. CRAWFORD,
j. G. GOSHEN, {
w. d. Meek, |
Committee. r
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21

The hats and bonnets ut Mrs. Rosen-
fields are real works of art and are
sold as cheap as they can be bought
elsewhere. u
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21
Wanted.

A Blacksmith and Wheelwright. A
good house and shop for rent, cheap,
Apply to w. w. Anderson, NJ. d., Jor-
dan Springs, Tenn. At
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
.. .au4r.. no s.o NO s1o Ia NO

Announcement OF marriages and deaths
ree-tributes of respect and obituaries hal
price
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21
Catarrll Cured.

A Clergyman, after suffering many
years from those loathsome diseases,
Catarrh and Bronchitis, after trying
every known remedy, at last found a
recipe which cured him, saved his life.
Any sufferer wishing the recipe will
be furnished free of charge by send
ing their address and a two cent stamp
to Dr. w. III. Armstrong, A Nth 4th
ST, Philadelphia, Pa. Name this pa
per. sept 10 Smo
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21

Mr.. Ed LUCAS received a telegram
riday morning, stating that Mr.. John
[. Ewing of Nashville, father OF Mrs.
rank Anderson of this county, was
wing.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21

DoS'T forget that plant5hnd flowers
ID all kinds, for decopAting dining
r,oms supper rooms Thanksgiving
dinner tables &c, cSn be had ~ Ever
preen Lodce.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21

THE Northern excursionists were
mostly big-boned and brawny, with
large feet and hands. They were not
very graceful in their movements, but
thev all looked like solid citizens, and
we would be glad to have them locate
fn.rn
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21

We have just received the finest
quality of Breakfast Bacon ever
brought to our market.
KEEsEE & NoRrHINGToN.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21

l;EY. ]. D. BARBEE pastor OF Me
Keudree church, Nashville, preached
swo splendid sermons in the Metho-
dist church here Sunday. The church
vyIs well filled on both occasions. DR.
Barbee WAS stationed here four years
prior to his having been sent to Ne
Eendree. and is very popular among
his old parishioners and all who knew
him.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21

Mrs. RoSenlield has the largest stock
Of ladies and childrens cloaks in the
city. all in exclusive styles. The vari-
ETY. is so large that the ladies will find
no difficulty in making selections to
suit, both in style and price. Seal
plush, embossed velvet in short wraps.
Russian circulars and large line OF
New-markets, in plush, brocade and
all the different qualities of cloth.
These will all be sold at very low pri-
ces. Call at her store and be cOnyinc-
ed OF this fact. II.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21
REMEDY OF THE AGE.

Nov. z, 19S5.-5w
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-21

Mrs. R. s. BroaddUs and daughter, Miss
jamie, returned from Birmingham, Ala,
Tuesday evening, after pleasant visit of
three weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-17
No Cotsoa coaTeaFioa.

GtzEGanz, ". s. srRrxos W. Va,
July l6.-Psesidsut Gardner called the
eauvsadon to or5Eas tan O'Clock. US
ssantar Gibson, ofLouisiGna, was On the
soU b! invitation. I. L Airsy, Of New
Orleans, vas elected President for the
oeutEO yeAs by anelEnation. jerome
HI Of St Louis, was elected Vice Presi-
dent and took the chair, the newly
eissea President not being present he
tAlnkea The convention for the honor
soase1ed upon him. Chas. G. Eliot, of
AEtOlk, vas elected Secretary for thenezt
TO yeas, Q. D. Miller, d New Yoski w.
Aaler, q New Orleans; Il. u. Corner, d
savannah; ". 3. Gardner, q Nozzle,
A1 ]. 4. Vaughan, Of Norfolk; W. <.
1sC4ntoek, q St Louis; ", L Moody,
2 aGalVestou; W. G. Cleveland, of Hous-
t9a; aud J. Il Glisby, q Montgomery,
AiA, were elected directors. Reports 81
NE s1b-eommittses were submitted.
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AsAB We invite the attention Of sour
tieDdf. " the ThiTd Party, 10 IN article in
Hgrd to prohibition in Ohio, sad the
pun St. John plsyed. When hesa Gov
ernOsOt Klnsas he vas Republican, but
Gnee his defeat he has afiHatsd with the
DenOzata Nr. Calderwood knows what
hs i talking abOnt, Is be has associated
vahthe Third PartyinanutHeial capacity.
lntAisunneeionitis refreshingreadingto
Psruss the platform Of the Virginia Re
Ylb6ean State Coayents6a. The ling
Vuap ne referred tSiin N appropriate
nsaoer, but the traitos in the guise d
friends ars touched up with an artistic
hfash. 81 John may live TO eount his
FEy hahn, but tbsre never viii BE enoush
lss to euaner1ts the wrong be has done
'Oths party that brought him into exist.
enee, and whose tsvor raised him to'the
Position Re At present occupies. Thathe
HItr1Dd Is Ne t1alt Of the Republican
psty. He had better teaching. but vas
NJ n apt scholar.
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A CONSPIRACY
pasAE6hsd n spaAl % rhrot1ls tie Thross
Ths Police plreoRsrfss.

N,npr, I,Iv ia,-.Al ,Ei3asn,eDi,Il l.,,,,.
- -, - -. q. 80 80
stlEAess IN snlea 1 ttas ex-ins1f gems re'
Gently expelled iron Badsju figure q
.leaderS. hes beer. ruesrrsftsi ty he p6,iee.
n. ,,-,;fr,.;,,. $500 .,,..,,.,l, -. ~.
= /, : - S A4s :
9oEltne@4ssern provinces q AffAsen Anc
GGtalonia. The insurgents established
beaSouarters near the city. AZ 1staro.
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oUTaHE4E FEARED


BstEesn he Harnoos aad 0sa4II0s-wh4i
Has caase4 The Fear.
0xAHA, Nm, July l6-Gea. Howard,
commanding the department otthe Platte,
rsturnsd to Omaha last evening iron sali
Like clty, II which place he spent the
Fourth Of JULY. he ssgs there isgraEs
apprehension there oEz the lselirg exist
ing between tie GeatiIes and Uormons,
which hasbeen greatly intensified By ths
MOrmons half masting the American dag.
|G,naaI Howard says serious troubles may
Occur Il any hoar on the slight st pretext
The Ge1tilss and the United States
soldiers are very indignant In snfdpet-
ton Of an outbreak being predpitated any
dsF the Var Department has made pre-
pltatious far il By Grder Of Genera.
Howard the troops that vera % le4se
For1 DonglRs and Fort LarGmiefor KaHsaI
to suppress the Cheyennes have been re
tsiaed 4t th0ss posts. Aooiisi0n between
de l,0smons and Gentiles Is looked 70,
on the asih Oi tlis lonth, which is . grea;
day with the Mornons, Il beng tbs an
nfrefssry Of the settlementof Utah They
|ecne into Salt Lake City by the thousands
oa thEf dag tran u pgTts Of The Territory.
Should they stteupt to repeat any sreh
performances a. they carried out on ths
Fourth Of July, there Will probably Be
hloodshed.
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iLoxDoS, July la.-Mn. Booth positively
declines % make pubic the contents q
the Letters Ehieh she announced at The
Prince Hall Conference, she had received
from the Marquis of Salisbury and Mr.
Gladstone, In approval otfhe Eork torres
enc young girls from the penis 81 fniquffy
exposed By the Pal ASR GasszS. She
s1ysske vii rad the leftersatt tbs Nomen,s
meeting In Exeter Han this afternoon.
Mrs. Booth says she also hSs = letter Efon
the Q1een, gIittea three weeks fgo and IN
which Her Majesty expresses sympathy
with the work Of thz Salvation Army n
protecting young girls. This letter VIII
also be read 1t the neeting to-d8y.
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s.sssles . Ts1spAsa. cir.l...


BosGux, MAssL, July l6.-A sensation Is
eEased in tslsphone circles By the resig-
nation Of Thsodose i. Val, General Mana-
ga, md o, & MADDEN, Assistant General
GAaassr, Of The American Bel Telephone
Company. Thsse gentlemen have been
With the company from tie beginning,
aaa Il success Is largely due 70 its efforts.
Il = reported thGt the eaase Of tie relitg-
1Ss9n 3 1radicil difference otoptnioa q
g he policy to Be punRsd toward the
!!esnse companies md tie pnhlie In the
'Ssatd q The telephones dnrine the time
s pltelB have b run. n the ace
9 - agFessivs p3blie opinion and "a.
.stse Legislation, The ShreNd aud iRtelli-
- EAaAgeu Bho have hsretdiore con
SSolsd the aaAiEs q The company have
+ssofed soms SEeeptng changes which Gre
N"appFUVsd by tie executive board
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sal,atlsa Am, IN a Ha1d Bow.

BATTI CEEEE, NICE, July tx ].
Miller, = resident Of this city, and George
MeaslfF, member Of the salTltipn Army,
have efeated great excitement IN u. city
iar thslsst tso weeks by holding religious
meetings IN the streets. On one occasion
lleasley was arrested ior disur6erIy con-
dues, but Eas. acquitted. Last night he
exeifedly harzngned the largest and most
GEEisor.Iegly crowd eyerteen In the city.
The police attenptedto % interfere but were
deferred by the mob. Measley finally
took refpge n FEfEGte residence, into
Ehieh the crowd followed. throwing stones
and other missiles. The police were
poEerless and the lives Of the tSo men
sre In danger.
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and Vicinity.
Baltimore parties are buying N the
Ohio tobacco they can gst their hands on.
The ohio River roads depot At New
Martinsyille was robbed Tuesday night BY
burglars. They only secured about 90
cent?.
Il Is probable that the Presbyterisn
congregation Of Barnesvills vii eail Rev.
Mr.. Reed, Of Alexandra, Pa, 10 that
charge.
John Lowry, Of near Lore City, Ohio,
hEs three clips Of wool on hands, lie pro-
duct for his sheep for the last three yESrs.
and says be VIII hold them three yezrs
longer before heEil sell at present nriees.
John B. Lanshlin has 2 500 pounds. which
he intends 70 hold for higher priets.
The operaton and miners of tie mines
In the vicinity Of Cambridge and along
ths B. & o. Lines e2stEarily hsId consul
tations this week and Il E1s agreed that
the reduction 10 % cents would be Sc
cepted until better times come Rbons. and
work VIII resume next Monday. The B.
q o. contracts have been recovered tenn
porxilyS 1t least
Monday Sheriff SsdEiek. aeeSnraniied
by Mrs. II. A. Auiek, 9Iis NEgaR, Henry
KeOhnlein, Joseph Meg,0nnEneay and Il.
@. Mitchell, Ess, went 20 the Central
Asylnn Al ColunSus. ma i5rourht Seven
incur1hle insane to the Belmont County
InirmGry, 1s follows: Lydia A. BsTan,
Emma Wilson, Alice Sutton, J1ns Sioeum,
Mary. Alfred, Jacob Knnt1, William q.
NARROW Moses Bailey Eenry Hess. John
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rairrasiea 8 ,he csnre.

LoxpoS. July le Henry N stanley,
the Atriean explorer, today reiFed :
delegation Of prominent citizens who
have formed 5 committee for the purpose
Of promoting English emigration 10 the
Congo They submitted . scheme for e.
tabhshfng an emigration buresu in Ian
don, having for its object the assistance oF
families emigrzting into the Congo dis
tIicts from the oTereroBded wards of Lon
don, and explained the detlils of the
plan. Mr.. Stanley highly eomplfmented
the committee on Is undertaking, and
warmly endorsed the plan Suggested. He
expresses the belief that such : scheme as
the committee presents, under Govern
ment patronage, could not fGil Of srceass
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FROM TIE CAPITAL.
ERoM wAsnISeTos.
EAs EAsaE.a.E,as.a...iattsAl..,Isaa,eal.s.lF.e.s lF.e.s.l
...s.. ul.A 8. 60.

WAsztsoEux, D. G. July Ia-Ibe
speddpostal system provided for IL he
last Congress Win be put IN operation IN
the course q month or tEo Il about a
dozen of tie principal pos.oReet. IN
ending Brooklyn, PhiladSphia. czipaso
and Washington Thsdetails offhesysem
re nov being formulated It the depart
ment The law provides that tie a.
tlehment to = letter bsaring the
legal postage Of q special stamp otthe De-
nomination ot ten cent? shall eniitls the
letter 70 immediate delivery at free de-
livery ottiaes, 10 be designated By the
P0stmRsterz3ensrel. L Z believed thaf
thy messenger boys VIA be required At
the New York ptindpato fsiee, ana Fsenfy-
i've At each of The latgs stations In that
CIV
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ylScrsxE., In July I6.-J \. Lynch,
q farmer Of Washington township, SibsEn
county, has not been On pls1slntterms
.Eith his wiis for some time past On
.sunday Ihs HEted Mn Howell neigh
.bor. accompanied by LeS toEF children,
and later On Lynch obTGded himself II
dinner there Wss the remnant of Z pse
which had been left over from Z previous
nesj. Lyneh Eas present At the meal
ne Ms vas given 70 the children, Mrs.
Lyneh deeifnisa risee. The little ones
we're Immediately taEen sicS. QDe has
died, two othes Gre. In = preeArioRs con
aition. and the fourth may recover. A
pg1t ef the pie crust left by The children
hRs been isssid 6casai Eiith slsenie. The
ghereGbouts Of Lynch eGsaet Be dig.
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IrrFTRsoN cnuNTY. ONO.
ProhlsItisn r5eEst-Rss. Grinss Dsei.ses :
NouiBAtIou.

.
Prshisllioa nekst-Rsy. Grinss Dsei.nes :
N0utBAtIou.
s1aiai DssSaAsA = ~ IEpang.
s4zr1ESynIE, O., July ID The County
Prohibition Convention assembled ID tke
cont room tins afternoon, and after deyo-
tionaI exerrtsas. Rev. DE-. Crimes. Of the
Ffrst Presbyterian churea, this city, was
elected ChainAn and nonIaatioss for :
county tieket proceeded with. Dr.. Crimes
vas nanea tor ssate Senator. but he
promptly Witbtrss kis pane. Several
menbesof the convention iasistad that
he should Ien1into give strength 70 The
tieketand tosh0Ethedis disbalieyersof PFohi-
b;t;ouisss that the Do4o,Ess . Democrat.
The Doctor thanked them tor the eoGpli-
ment, and mid that While be bad done
seryiee Il scFzse ching, vet he had bee1 3
Prohihitionist for ssEentseB yearA BE
had voted for tao Demoelltis nGni-
nees for Mayor inee be bad resided
h tile eify. md would do % sEafn under
similar circumstances. His wishes we're
complied with and Rev. F L Sweeney, d
East SuFirRfsli. enjoys the distinction =
the nominee for Site Senator.
The tiekst Eas completed q follows:
For Representative, islse ThomaA q Mt
Pleasant for Treasurer, EEan Purgianee,
al Snithheld; for sheff, AndeFson
Moore, of Snifhfeld; ; ior Conmissionet,
Thomss Jones, d Rush Run; County Sur
yeyur, Quincy A. LoblnEieE. q Steuben-
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.sINauLAR scENE
q coaE., s.t.,.a !. R,elsa B.aa.r pa !.

In Court Bstsssu . BrSksa Banker and 4
Il. peposi.or.
Art1SrA, Ga, Jaly IA singular
Iscsne eliminated to-d1y IN the election q
tie banking association. When the Grant
q, wa,d tailures took place John q. James
. plFase banker pi Atsaata, tsiled Ion
.ss1eo ooo. Hs depositors were principally
.ofthe poorer elass, though ose Of them,
James Finley, vas eanght for sS0oo0 An
agreement was fixed up, however, by
which the Central Bank Block Association
Vas formed, with John a Jamesas fiscal
narsgsF, pledsing his Eifeas prnpertI fo:
ths inteTeEf On The amount involved, and
the depositors holding stock 10 the amount
eff denesits, : - -ii;.. -! : y. .. s
The Eirst annual meeting showed the
presence Of two p&rties, the one composed
Ia the broken banker, who had. .b0ugh up
Imreh Of the stock n twenty cenfs On
the dollar. and the other headed by Jas.
Finley, the heavy dsposftor. The tEo
men taeed each other engriiy IN the pres
|eree ol hundreds uf the dtpcsitors, Fin
lsY making hitter arrIgnment Of the
ItHan who had gotten al lis noney. The
Finley party won in the seleoti0a of il
tEeket icr Directors. There we're epithets
enough thrown across the yoom 10 have
ilstifled half q dozen dnels.
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The Excelsior Rink yia Be open sasu,.
day night
Mis- Rosa BAR is visiting friends .;
Cl1ington, o.
Nj. Alex. oxlsg, Of Salem, o, Is calling
On friends In town.
The Welsh Sabbath school pieaieked 4.
Wheeling Park yesterday.
Mis- Winnie Lore, of Stenbenyille, /.
visiting Mr. John Gillespie.
Ms. D O. Paul, IL. D., Of Concord, I.
visiting Mr. Rall St the Hanover House
The Regulars, Of wheeling, YIN plsy
Captain NcInfcShas hasa ball club this
afternoon.
Ma. RenshAw and daughter, who have
been visiting Miss Emily WaTsood, re.
turned TO their homs In Cincinnati yester.
Day
II. Stony Bsszls Is building fns
-sGil boat ItwilI Be forty Jour feet Ionl
With seven feet beam. The hull is f1ish-
ed and 4 neat little cabin b being erected
on Il It WIN Be used ioI.piylte eIeur-
tlu1S
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rEs,NrssKs s.ourLAMs.
usitsd s.a.es pspatyMarshals sappased .
Fave Bssn AslaaSiaatsd.

- .
/ A4szHntE. TESS4 July l6.-Ihe non
Appearance Of United States Deputy Mar
~ NJ ~ WyIIsy,. mn Ia C;ali,tir
.1.-s-ss -. ?. -.
- = - :. lt- - : :
ihelt distl4ers n the sontheastern poFtloE
q Summer county, has excited uniSersll
inc5;r,v I-t ;s,'61s 2, ssv desnisa ses,illts
= -.
= n' I 0ls ne ~ =. 's.l.1ts1 o.t y 1
dlseoSeftess teafing mat ne ml9ns De -
sassinzted ard buried N some stlusstsrec
spot where foot of man seldom tpeads.
United StGtes Marshal g. n. Tllmar
sid 10 reporter to-nieht: Il have
nfaelly fsiIsd to ret any trace Of the
nIissink Deputy. i lave Just a.rittsn q
letter % his fGther, and hope 70 receive Z
response by to.moroE morning. greE.
yisr an isup With him
In eonverssfion With 4 Samner county
man tonight he said: There vas . nest
Of llieit dlstillers IN the portion Of the
esunty MiIleryiisifed. and he had no do1b;
Of Mfllefss aszGssfnatio1S that the moon
sf4:nsrs IN thai section belieyed thEt the
chang q Administration meantfree WINS
II. Do internal revenue, no Collector
assll6DepQty Us, NArshAlR.s
Upen inquiry by the correspondent Il
was tound that this sbeIisf s universal n
themolnt1in fst-ietS-
O1e hundred Illicit concerns are nov In
operation in the Made District Of Ten
nesse, which have heretofore paid IN
average animal revenue Of 81 600 900 %
the Government LegitfmGte distiIles