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Warrington Cntle,
A wealthy New Yorker and bis lovely
daughter were seated In the elegant par.
lof and the girl was crying. mDoh't cry,
dalllngj that's papAs DEAR he Baid,
Btfoking her bandollne tfesBes, ~ will
cry" she said, jerking away from him,
"You said l should marry an English
lord, and you haven't done Il, you mean
old thing 'There, there" he said,
soolhlngly, ut was not papa's fault, dear
but don't cry, baby, and you shall have
one Of those nice French Princes who
have recently been expelled "0h,
papa, YOU dear old fellow, and she kissed
him lGyibhly and dried her team.
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The best SAlye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Uloefs, Salt Rheutn, Fever
Sores Tettef, uhApped Hands, ChilblAihB,
gotna andall Skin Efuptlon6 and posi-
lively Ctfea Piles, Of no pAy required. II
ID guaranteed 70 give perfect sitibla0tion,
or money refunded Price % eenla uoi
boa, For hale By Logan 4 C6.
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DoS'r trife with any throat or lung dis.
ease. II you have a cough or cold, or the
children are threatened with Group or
%whooplng cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. It
Is positive cure, and we guarantee II,
Price 10 and 800 at Logan Il Co.'s and
Charles Menkemeller'a.
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9ntinasy MN sieefA oseR and COWS -.,--s ~
NQSt Of the sales were hon ,,.,.,.,,, ,,..,.,., \ l06fC
lEnARHsoN HGEF cATfLR.
ThhhIdyals during the week amounted tot0SI
head, Agllnst 1861 last week, and ISL head M
sSIre5p9pding Nees otlast yesE' and the ssleyste
~ hesd asainst ~ laat Eeek aud, ~ head the
TRADE was SLOW to-day, shoatnR no improvement
N thA respect over Last week. Prices, c0nsidellns
qualify, t9lolgh9pt the list, were 5lSSe lower n %
lighter number Of the offerings there were full ~
many u quite a good tops q last week, Vl(6 an
average better llns 81 middle aud common cattle.
EEtces ~ 'lg 1e. with most sales tiom s5ia53fc, o.
road, and 4l BY the Baltimore 4 ohi0nllrold,
FHR SWINE AAHEET,
Arrivals last week .,....,,..,. ....l. ..,,,,,, ,.,..,, /, ,,.,,,, II
Arrivals one year ng0. .,...,.,... ,,.,.,. ..,..,,,,,.,,. LSll
kEHARKs.
The receipts number more than 1000 head lnex,
cess Of last weeks offerings aud nearly double he
number q last years receipts al the same peESd,
good, and all will have been sold by the close Of
the market, The quality compares tlY0mbly With
that OF Last weeks offerings Prices have Improved
aud range he hlshsI u N lAst Monday and Ee
sales at or near the latter figure, Prices same lime
last year ha61to net, and the year before 6kAlkc
net, OF the offerings 100 head came BY the Penn,
sylyania railroad, and 2s by the Baltimore q
TlE sHEEF MARKET.
Arrivals this wee ,,,..,.,... ,.,..,-GtR bo
Arrivals lasl Week .,...t'''.'r+ '...-,.,,,,,
Arrivals one year Wo'r',''..'','- ',''..',.,,.-rs.h ~
REHARKH,
With receipts some 400 head In Excess Of last
weeks Offering and ahllF IucreaSe on those oi lhel
same lime lAStyeRr, the maTketlS rather allow, but
prices show some Improvement over Lass weeks
figures, and range now from 2a9bs0 for common 70
good sheep, and SkAikc for good 20 extra, Lambs
A0ld NJ SHabAc BiOSA. same time last year sheep
sold at eaiO gross, aud lambs at 8a8C gross. The
year before last Aheep sold at Safe gFOiS, aud
lambs At Al6H gross,
ULkRgNOAT LIVE STOCK Markell
BAETIAoRR, July 8, lSS6,
All hogs and sheep sold at these yards by I, "a, |
BlAckSheT0 are At gross weight,
Receipts OF hogs this. week, l,0A head, against |
SiS head last weak. All sold. Selling from 81 80
70 S. %, supply light. Market opened and clOIed
with an upward tendency In the market,
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for sale IL these
yards, 1857 head. All sold 70 butchers and DEALER, |
sheep from 10 44oi lambs from I 70 $40,
ARRIVALS or LIVE STOCK.
Al UdnemOA Sock Ylrdi, via Baltimore e. Ohio
Railroad, for lpesk eRdtH0 July I,
III cars, containing 1887 head OF cattle, Il calves,
1854 sheep and lambs, 2,SOI hogs, IS horseS, Shin,
nents TO New York, Philadelphia, 30, S0 cattle,
calVoV. B,32S sheep and lambs, 81 horses,
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DR.. A. Atkinson, Prof. Materia Medica
and DermAtology, in College Of Physl-
clans and Surgeons, Baltimore, Md, says:
ut makes q pleasant drink, and is one Of
our best tonics in the shape Of the phos.
pilates In soluble form.n rrhSAw
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Llke Wnft

from the Spice Islands Is the breath which
has been perfumed blythe aid Of SozoDoNT,
the national beautiHer Of the teeth. Decay
touches not the teeth which have been
against 1t bythis mAtchless dental
i%nvi0oranE.
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The versatile Boston Girl.-He Gender.
ly)-And what doyouthlnk Of the engage
ment ring l sent you, Jennie2 She de
lightedly)-o, II 10 b%eautiiul-in fact, the
abandonment one | ever had given me.
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Can't Change his spot.,

Chicago HtCr. Otedn.
Talking about yetoes, Just imagine Hol.
man in the Presidential hair.-PhaadeI.
laundering Marsl He'd veto his own
salary. No, we withdraw that. Holman's
q Democrat,
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Flower weddings will reach their hight
in New York when a bride whose name is
Minnie employs only m%iguonette for we'd
ding decorations.
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BRADFORD, PA, July 7s-oIl opened al 6SsIc;
closed a. 6S5zc; highest BS1{cj lowest GSoj runs III.
SO bArfelsi total shipments bit1g1 barrels; charters
on CtrY, July Ion opened at CSC; highest
G6iEc, lowest CSC. closed Of 6SNc; sales $4,000 bar.
rels, eleatAnees i,001,0N0 barrels, charters MBIi
barrolsi shipments ts,23l barrels.
PrrtsBuRaii, PA, July 7,-petroleum dull and
arm National tyanslt certificates opened a B6kcj
closed a. &afoi highest 6S,,Soi lowest &C.
TrIu1viLLE, PA, July TON opened al GSJlot
highest 8ss54loi lowest $50. closed At 6S11tci Shlp.
menl4 and charters not posted.
closed al G6MC,
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At a fashionable wedding: MI. B.
Poor Olaral Whats pity she should sell
herself to that whetzy, 7O.year.old skele.
ton. Mrs. R.-0, it's not a sale-only a
lease.
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He-They have dropped their anchor.
She ION her first t~fip)-Serves them right.
Il has been hanging over the side all day
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NEE YohK, July 5.-There Was a fairly rood do.
nAnd but largely from new buyefH, succeeded by
4 like volume OF business, and the latter Increased
BY new Qfden and TIL. many deliveries Of old ONES,
market IA yOty. strong Agents have AdyAnCedlho
price Of wide hheetlhglM follows New YOik smllls
l0l quarter bieaHhVd fkc, AndtOso0Rgih i04
bleaoied 2io, PoppetOia and lAcohlA i646 leaGhed
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The stuart Heir to the Bavarian Throne.
London Tina.
The future heir to the Bavarian throne
is the Stuart heir apparent to the English
throne, the JaCo6ite Prince OF Wales.
Henrietta Maria, daughter OF Charles L.,
married Philip, Duke Of Orleans, the
brother Of Louis XIV. His daughter,
Anna Maria, married Victor Amadeus II.
Of Savoy. The legitimate claim to the
throne Of England remained with the
Kings OF Sardinia to the death OF Charles
Felix, in April, 1881, when the crown
passed TO the distant line Of Savoy Cafig.
nan. II was to this claim that George III.
alluded when he said that II he broke his
coronation oath by admitting Catholics
to Parliament the crown Of England would
pass to the house Of Savoy. Beatrice OF
Savoy married Francis, Duke OF Modena.
The male line Of Modena came TO an end
in November, 1876, and was continued in
Maria Theresa, the vile OF Louis, son Of
Luitpold, the present Regent Of Bavaria.
She Is now the Stuart Queen Of England
and her son, Rupert, born May IL, 1869,
is the Stuart Prince Of Wales.
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dsnsrai Warrington a Protested chfisllan,
RkAmoNd DtspdtA
The venerable Philip Slaughter, D. D,
on Sunday June 0, delivered At Pohlck
Church, n Fairfax county, q, most inter.
Getting discourse Oh the "RbligiouA Char
AOtet Of General Warrington, before q
large Audience, among whom were The
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Cotton.

INV YotK, July 1.-The report on cotton ia.
lures says there wa 91lye lfadIpR and further
bu0yancy, adding i2al9 polliA ID uhO value and
eaffIing q stronger market all day,
gIsglNNAft July 1-Co.lon sttohG and higher.
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aaeaiea1.
Or. MOTHS FRENCH POWDERS

viii cure Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, oIoot.
Structures, and all. Urinary and Ufethtal DlSeiSSS,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal WIGfueis,
Loss Of ,Vigoft PtetnAtufe Decline IN Man EAfly
cesseb, So Byphllls In all IL forms, tore throat
and nose, pltffs, eIiipll1nB, 1GfoluiI, t6tlOf, All
fheuT1, and all blood and skin disease fOiAI6
Weakness speedily cured, .q0nnffhea cured Ii
BY ,, ROCKING, Druggist Sent by mail leACd.
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granspottHti6m,

DTISBURGH, CINCINNATI X SI.
~ LOUIS RAILROAD-PlnhAndl Reuter-
"a 1896, Tmins leave Panhandle station, i0ht0l
Eleventh. street. near public landing, ~ follows,
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MI, De CHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.

The thlrtyeIghth year OF this well,knOwp Acad'
envy, under ne charge OF the Valuation Nuns,
opeas on the inst Monday Of September next, and
continues ten months,
Pupils received At any tine In the session,
Those who deAiTU 70 place their ~dAughten In an
Institution aHOrding exceptional advantages In
the way Of heGlthiul and delightful location, CT
Cellcnt board, thorough discipline and instruction
n, The hands Of lifelong teachers, in every depart
men. Of female education, including the modern
languages aud music, should 0end for q catalogue
Of th, school. Address,
Direcress OIL the Academy oithe Visitation,
Mt. DE OHAETAL,
.ngtDtyy Near Wheeling, ", Va,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" Time table corrected 70 JUNE q, 1885, Trains
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, as i0llows-centrAl ktaudat1
Il IS minutes slower than Wheeling
time;
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No FRAGRAST wild flower Of the heath
Is SNeeteF than my JullA'a sigh
NOpeArl Is whittier than her teeth
While her soft lips the rOEcs dye,
For sOZ0DONr Is her delight,
1tkeOps those charms 80 puro aud bright.
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"sPAlDlNd's GluE" mends everything
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Cambridge Accommodation, leaves Wheeling At
1855 q. m. leaves Bellaife At b:1b o N. Return.
ing, arrives At wheeling at $40 p. m, daily except
Moundsyille accommodation, leaves wheeling
Of 11t8S .. m, and arrives at houndsYille At lab
D. M, daily except sunday.
Grafton accommodation at 8t26 p. m.
Zanesytlle accommodation leaves Wheeling at
$40 p. M, daily except Sunday.
1890 p. m. train through 70 Cincinnati without
change, with 3, 80 Sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
Through Coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinnati on
No. 8, leaving Wheeling at SE2S q. M, arriving q
Cincinnati OF 1850 p. m.
CloAe connections are made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
q desirable route Tor colonlsH and persons moving
70 the great Wolt, and 70 whom particular atten.
ten Is given.
Tickets 70 all principal points on sale at Depot
Sleeping car accommodations can DO secured AZ
Depot Ticket ONCE,
THol O. BURKE, Ticket Agent B. 4 Q. Depot.
JOHN 7. LANE, Trav. Passenger Agent.
BIT. DRVRIB9, General Agent, wheeling.
WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH D1yt
On and alter MAYS 90, 1850 passenger trains viii
run a. demonstrating time,
For PiLsburgh-b:0S q M, 1885, m. daily 1,Ss
p m, Q rs p. M, daily.
FotW ashlngton-4b0p m daily except Sunday.
From Pitsburgh-1l:SO a, ma 0s0 p. m, daily
except Sunday; 10:26 p. M, daily g:2bA m daily.
From WAshlngtob-g ,26 q. nj daily 1l.S0 q M,
Gao .. m, 1925 p. N. daily,
OK. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
b. duncan, General Superintendent
Ut LANE, TiAy. PAS. ARt., Wheeling.
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Iorstord's Acid Phosphate, one of the
hest TONES.
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Itaitords mo pleasure TO assure you that If
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have been In tho past.
Pastor NJ. +. Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
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ToLEDo, o., July 7-wheat irregular, closing
steadyi cash 70ASlAc; July Skc; August $40;
september SShc. Corn duh; cash SOC. Oats, neg
lected.
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WASHINGTON AND lee

UNIVERSITY, Lexington, Va.
Instruction in the usual academic studies and III
thu prOie slOnAl schools Of Law and Engineer.
lag, Location healthill; expenses moderate
SeIl0n opens September 10. For catalogue, Rd'
dress CLERK OF the Faculty.
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baltimore Live stock MARKET,
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The stuart llclr to The Davarian Throne.
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BALTIMORE, ND July z-Nheat, wtStern excited
and higher closing easler and weak; No. 2Western
winter rcd spot S71Sc asked; August S7KlSSc; sep.
lenOGr bS7fRSSNG Corn, western higher aud quiet;
Hay easy and dulli prime TO choice western S9GOG
y 30 Provisions arm; mess pork $40 60all 90;
bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides, packed,
GHaIci bacon, shoulders, Ease; clear rib sides
auiett western packed 10al8ci creamery 16aiSc.
ERHE dill mt 1ga1lkn.
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.,.H.I .,.,,...I, q, ,,.H'I l9II,1,,t.,I wy
All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leRvlng Bridgeport Of I'LL p. m. u:62 city
time) arrive at chicago at 100 following morning,
Trains leave Cleveland for Wheeling At 1850 a.
m, 2:l0 p. m, arriving at 4;Ss l, m, and I;46 p m.
e. A, FORD,
Gen. Pass aud Ticket Agent Pittsburgh, Pa,
JAMES MCOREA, General Manager,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

In discussing prominent men OF n
former generation, allusicn was made 10
the distinguished and eloquent Sar-
gent S. Prentiss, OF Mississippi. Mr..
Davis said: II knew him well and
have often met him upon the stump
and IN political meetings. esteemed him
personally very highly, though we diff
Tered very widely on political questions.
lie was the most powerful stump
speaker | ever met and the most elo-
ouent man this country has ever pro-
duced. heard bis speech in Congress
IN the celebrated Mississippi contested
election case, and shall never forget the
impression it made upon me.
MIR. NJ. III. Clark, whose guest Mr..
Davis at present is, stated yesterday az
ternoon to the reporter that it had been
published o! him that he was private
secretary to President Davis. This
was wrong and he desired it corrected
as he did not want any distinction to
which he was not entitled. He was
chief and confidential clerk in the ex'
ecutive Office of the Confederacy.
Mr.. Clark stated also that Mr.. Davi:
had received many urgent telegram
inviting him to come to Nashville. HI
did not know whether he would accep
or not. Mr.. Davis would accompan.
him home and after days rest woul'
decide definitely.
Mr.. Davis said to the reporter that h
desired very much to visit Nashville
He was, however, suffering great
with neuralgia, and owing to TIE yer
bad weather would probably go dlrectl
home from GAINESVILLE.
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Married.

Our old friend, N. V. Ingram, long
known in connection with the press Of
GAINESVILLE, and now connected with
the editorial department of our neigh
Der, the Democrat, was happily mar
ried at the residence OF Mr.. Finley
Mitchell, father of the bride, in
Robertson. county, to Mrs. Annie
E. Dixon on Wednesday the oath
instant. The ceremony which solem-
lied the rites was performed by Rev.
George L. Beale.
The attendants we're T. E. Mercy
nolds, w. w. Barksdale, and Warren
Ingram OF Clarkville, and Mr.. Polk
Prince, Of Guthrie.
The party came down to Mr.. Migrants
elegant home in the city Wednes-
day evening where they received
the welcome and congratulations
OF many friends. The CHRONICLE ex.
tends to its old comrade and his bride
/ it warmest wishes for long and happy
life.
A special to the American says: Mr.
M. V. Ingram, the American S accom-
plished GAINESVILLE correspondent wal
to-day united in marriage to Mrs. An
ME Mitchell Dickson, daughter of S
F. Mitchell, a prominent and wealth..
farmer OF Robertson county. Tht
groom, a widower, in his fifties, while
| the bride is handsome widow of forty
Much interest has been felt ia thu
event, owing to the prominence Of the
contracting parties. In company with
a party of friends the happy groom LETT
GAINESVILLE this morning by private con-
veyanee and proceeded to Guthrie
where the party we're joined by ether
| friends. The genial Polk Prince, o.
the latter place, was on hand according
to appointment. His services in such
matters are invaluable, and he was ac-
eordingly deputized to pilot the part,
to the home of the bride, about foul
miles distant from Guthrie.
Promptly at half-past . the wedding
party drove up to the palatial residence
OF Mr.. Mitchell. A few OF the intimate
friends of the family were assembled
n the parlor. After a short interval, the
BRIDAL couple made their appearance
when the Rev. George l.. Beale per
formed the ceremony as prescribed by
the impressive marriage ritual OF the
Methodist Church. Congratulations
were showered on the lucky pair, who
departed at once for their elegant new
home at GAINESVILLE and were met there
by host OF warm friends, who express
ed all manner of good wishes for theil
future happiness. Mr.. Ingram ha,
won bride whose social and domestic
attributes are of the highest order, ant
has set an example which other Of BIZ
less enterprising brother journalist
might well emulate. The newspaper
fraternity extend to them their hearti
est congratulations.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

ALLUDING to the gallant toast OIL
Charles Dudley Warner, of the Har-
per press party, to Miss Winnie Dayis,
at Danville, the Boston Herald says
Fortunately Mr.. Warner is a Repub-
lican editor, and, therefore, it will be
difficult TO FIRE the Northern heart by
his action, but one trembles to think
what might have been the eruptions
at Augusta, and at Worcester had an
unmoinied Democrat done this dread-
full thing"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

WE ask the ladies of GAINESVILLE to
call and examine the Fashion plates Of
Harpers Bazaar Patterns, at Lockert &
Reynolds. ct.
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BLOCH BROS.

The Sherman Williams Paints, have
stood the sevorcst tests and are proven
superior to all other brands. II your
house needs painting, try them and
you'll never regret it. Lockert & Rey-
nolds are sole Agents. ct
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

In due season we will offer as fine a
line OF Holiday goods, as can be shown
on this market and atprices to suit all
at Lockert & Reynolds. ct.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

LocKERT REYNOLDS, now have the
agency for the Harper's Bazaar Patterns,
and hope to be favored with all orders
in that line. Nov. 10 ct
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

THE Pecan succeeds wherever the
Hickory grows, and one large tree will
yield an annual income OF $500 to
5000. II
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

Do you want to buy cheap blanket |?
If you do, call on Isaac Rosenfeld and
get one at New York cost. It,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

one hundred pieces of elegant new
Carpet cheap, at
If G. d. & q. II. BAILEY's.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

HARPERs Bazaar Patterns, best in the
world, Lockert & Reynolds Sole
Agents. ct.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

HARPERs Bazaar Patterns, are conced-
by all superior to any other kind.
Lockert & Reynolds, are solo Agent. Ct
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

You pay the Tariff without grumb-
ling; why not pay yonr City Tax as
promptly.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

] have puta price on all my goods,
that will make it pay the people that
are looking for bargains to call on
me. Respectfully,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

Sci advertisement OF Pecan tree in
this paper. If