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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-16
CHAPTER TX.
TIE TOCSIN.

Pietro accompanied Masaniello some dis
tance alo:g the road leading TO the place
where his .nen were waiting for him.
"Well," said the young fisherman, 'since
you wish TO be useful take your affianced
with you to tho Abbey of Santa Chlara,
which Lave supplied with fish for the last
two years, and the abbess of which will not
refuse to take my sister in. If we are van
pushed, Jeanne, while there, will escape the
brutality of our murderers, and my mind
will DO at rest about her."
II will, said the smuggler; "what next7'
''As soon as Jeanne is in safety, so to the
gate Of the Marina, and keep an eye on Cor
celi and his band. mistrnst this man.
There is, or greatly mistake, some fatal
project hidden beneath his proffcred SER
vicesn
Good" said Piotro, and they shook hands
and separated
Two hours after, curious scene occurred
in tho interior of the city, in the market
place, and before the very Office of the Gus
toms, which had been reduced to ruins.
The collector and his officers, who had been
driven away the day before, returned early
in the morning to resume their functions,
escorted by II company of lansquenets, who
had been sent on purpose to protect and do
fcnd them.
The officers, visibly uneasy, set aboat pro
pairing to receive the market dues.
III about an hour, a number of men, walk
iGg two and two, were observed coming
along, with the greatest regularity. Each
man who carried basket OF fruit had at his
side companion who carried nothing, but
whose right hand, buried in his bosom,
seemed to clasp an offensive arm.
The head of the cortese stopped before tho
custom house.
The collector called on the man who came
first to pay his dues. He pretended to sub
init his basket Of watermelons to tho inspec-
ton of the officer, but the latter, ON up.
preaching, suddenly felt his throat touched
by tire sharp point Of dagger.
The companion Of the man carrying tho
basket had just drawn his hand from be-
meath his jacket, and cried out, in voice Of
thunder:
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The Fisherman Of Naples.
By ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
CHAPTER wi.
vEsUvIUs.

On leaving tho catacombs, Masaniello
vaulted on horse which he had waiting for
him. and hurried to Vesuvius. He had just
reached the foot of the mountain, when the
challenge Of the sentinel stopped him. Ma
hniello told him his name.
"Pass on" said the sentinel "Follow this
sulphur furrow which you see on your right,
and you will reach the edge Of the volcano"
In quarter Of an hour, Masaniello arrived
at the appointed place, but there was no Cor
celli to be seen. He at last perceived, at
some distance, light in the hollow of rock;
he drew near, and beheld forty or fifty indi-
viduals, in tattered apparel, standing against
the walls Of grotto
A man, with long hair and velvet doublet,
was sitting with his back to tho others, to-
ward whom, however, he frequently turned.
He had q pencil In his hand, and WIS tran
GULLY taking silhouette sketches of tho figures
that surrounded him.
II hat stayed lonk time widout moving,
Mr.. Artist" said an athletic German. "Vill
i. you soon haf done my bortraitn
"Silencel you rogue" answered the artist,
''and keep still. By St. Januarius, you Lad
better not make me spoil the drunkard have
Alreamed OF so long"
4 Masaniello recognized the voice OF his
friend, Salvador Rosa.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-16
stolen Silver In Disguise.

Silver stolen in largo city rarely re-
turns to its rightful owner, for the melt
ing pot stands in tho way. In Russia,
some years ago, large amount of silver
was stolen from an imperial palace.
The silver was not only of value for its
weight of metal, but was plate Of the
time Of Catherine. The police followed
the plumber closely, but were not quite
so fast as they should have been. AS it
was, the silver, converted into the chlor-
ide Of silver, escaped their notice. for the
Russian detective could not understand
how mortar-like looking substance,
without metallic appearance, was silver.
During our war with Mexico, the Next
cans are said to have saved q great deal
of silver by means of this chemical
change. --The Argonaut.
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'%HuzZa!'
''No moro taxesFr
1--WE delegate you to procure the restora-
ton of our rights"
81 accept the Office" replied the young
man, land swear to prove myself worthy
of it."
Long live Masaniello!n
"Long live the Head Of the Peopleg'
Masaniello signed to Saltwater Rosa to
mount the platform.
"Write,n said he, "what dietate.s
The artist knelt down on one knee and
wrote three decreesA The first re-established
the charter Of Chariss the Fifth; the second
declared null the ordinances of the viceroy
which imposed an exorbitant tax ON wine
and spirits; and the third abolished every
kind of tax ON fruit and fish.
Salvador read the decrees which were re-
ceived by the crowd with frantic applause.
This done, Masaniello raised his hand.
"Brothersi" cried he, 1--WE must resume cur
arms Though vanquishers at ole place, we
are not so at all We must go to the viceroy
and treat with him as between one power and
another"
And he descended from the platform
The multitude had already disappeared in
the streets that led to the Vicaria.
Before leaving the market place Asasaniello
sent for one of the most intrepid sailors he
knew, ordered him to choose two hundred
men, to man twenty boats, and while he him,
self was preparing to attack the palace with
Corcelli, to go and board the squadron of
Don Juan Fernandez
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Flo entered tho grotto without being seen
by any one.
'"Mr. Artist" continued the German, an
ex-lnnsuucnot, who had turned brigand after
having first been vagabond, "dont forget
Suapia ding it fiery ticel"
Salvador Rosa replied to this observation
by a rap with his maui stick.
Tho brigand drew bis poniard.
Back to its sheath with that, scoundrelw
exclaimed Corcelli, placing himself between
Salvador and his model.
At this moment, Masanicllo touched the
captain on tho shoulder.
HAh!hero he is at last, said Corcclli. "Risa,
nll " you, you rascals, and salute II Signore
IAsaniellow
AT this name, Salvador Rosa turned round
quickly, and came and shook tho fisherman
by the hand.
"You heref said he.
ayes, | have something of importance to
talk 70 Corcelli about. But how have you, my
dear Salvador, got into such companyf
az left Naples three days back to so and
st,,dy the beauties of our mountains when
these three donkeys mado me prisoner"
"And you may DO certain that you will
not leave us before ycu haus paid your ran
son." added tho captain of the briGands.
Salvador began to la.-Sh.
ssIhis is one of the most original beings l
Rave ever met with" Sad he to Masaniello.
"He imagines that q painter has money a2d
ean pay ransoml Ch, Corcelli! what an
Illusion is yoursp
.'let us retire for moment, and talk Of
our affairs" said Masaniello, drawing the
~ap+oi1 ont of the cave
aIn the first place. said Masaniello, II re-
urire you to restore Salvador Rosa to lib
erty."
.iWbati after have kept hin gratis"
"Has lc not drawn TIE portraits of nearly
oil your menp
IA fine family picture gallery, indeedp
XNsalvator is my friend"
! srWell, then, let him pay me hundred Gu.
cats, and GO"
"a hundred ducatsl Why, Corceli, no
nrtis. ever Possessed such 4 sum"
'"rhen ilfty"
"CaptIro cardinals, nbbes, monsignori, and
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IA. waited Long Enough.

The representatives of the negns Of
Abyssinia, at the celebration of the 000th
anniversary Of the introduction of Christi
anity in Russia, have been commissioned
to ascertain whether the gold cross sent
by the negus to Alexander ii ten years
ago had been received by that monarch.
The negus asserts that he has received no
answer from the Russian government u
his repeated inquiries, and IL Is reported
that he has threatened 10 kill his es,is-
sa-ies should they return without The &C.
sired information. -Bostca Transs:i~.
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C-APTER VIII.
REVELATION.

When tho daughter Of tho Duke of Accos
recovered end saw that Masaniello had left
the cabin, she understood that the young
man had resolved to make tho sacrifice of
her love. She had wept at his knees, had
owned her affection, and yet he had remained
inAc.iblc. The pride, therefore, of the noble
Spaniard suddenly ovcrcamo her despair.
She rose up hauGhtily, i.nposc.S with n ges-
ture, silence on Jeanne, who wac attempting
to console her, and, to the great satisfaction
Of Dame Podrilla, left the Ca bin.
When she arrived in Naples the streets
were empty. All those who usually filed
them Of that hour had gore to the cataconlbs.
Isabella hurried through the city, and was
soon il the sump;uous apartments into
which lnez had received orders to admit 10
one.
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--Thare xill N / hig rolitleaI iol:.

~. Az. 49,
There will he d big political iol:-
fcation and speaking at cnnniDg
hams Store in Person County On
the 4th ~ July Among other things
4 pole will he err cled and a Cleye
land and Fowle f,g raised. Mr. G.
B Green, Of this place, has been IN
ytSvd " make d speach and has ae.
cepted. He will male the welkin
ring with sound Democratic doctrine
aud the nefnnnilts of that section
were foriiipate in securing him.
The Durham Fema.e Seminary,
(colored, will give the last of the
serls s of exhibitions in Durham for
1883. at Stokes Hall, Thursdsy night
2sth The school WILDE assisted by
Rev. 4. M. N. George, religious cx.
ercises, Choral service. Pfofessar ID.
4. Lane, A. M Raleigh j. Il. DAVIS,
Violin, Graded School, Raleigh,
Julia Davis, Guitar, ST. Augustine,
Raleigh. Robert Davis. Picrlo, 81.
Augustine, Raleigh, Rev. u. $. w
simmons, Durham, Green Watson,
Durham, y. j. Ray, Durham.
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Suicide of l.. w. Hall.

In yesrerlsy's RECORDER we had
il that ii. Nelson p. Hall, OF Orange
county. had committed suicide b.
hanging himself. II should have
been Mr.. Lamberth w. Hall. The
former name was reported to US aud
We had no way to ascertain the cor
reetness Of il, and presuming ii was
reliable Information we we're lead
into the error as to names.
The only cause that can be as.
signed for Mr. l.. W. Hall taking hii
own life is alteration Of mind
which had. together with his health
been bad Tor some nineteen months
Ii il not known that he had any e.
nancial trouble. He was g. year.
Of age, was highly esteemed and bore
the character Of christian man.
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How Men DIE.

Ii We know all methods Of APP. och
adopted By Oh enemy we are the bet
Tel enable to ward off the danger and
postpone the moment when surrender
becomes ineYilsble. In many in
stances the INHERENT strength Of tne
body sufiices to enable il to oppose the
tendency toward death. Many how
ever have lost those forces 70 such an
xtent that there ia little or no help,
Ia other cases little aid to the
Weakened Lungs viii make all the
Inference between sudden death and
many Years Of useful life Upon the
inst symptoms Of Cangh, Cold OF
Any trouble III the Throat or Lungs,
alte that old and wellsknown remedy
Bosciee's German Syrup, y careful
Itfal. twill prove what thousands
sag IL tito be, the "henefactor Of any
Nme. weow
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HOMAGE TO HYMEN.
mn MAnRiAor Ar ST. PHILLIPS
eMrEcn L,sT EvksINa.
lune 10 d8wlf

rR MARRIAGE Ar ST. PHILLIPS
CHURCH Last EVENING.
Another fragrant tribute has been
brought % the blissful shrine II
iiylaen ~ COpid. and two moe
hearts pow beat ID the rapture Is
,yttm ii we,iiock's blessed measure
fandeMment aud ielic 4.
atg o'clock lat evening. ii 81
I.lilips's Episcopal church, 10 the
pfrsencs 81 lasge congregation, Mr..
IN. .. Mctiry AMI Miss Mnggie X.
Elntr. asteriultw Of The officiating
clergyman. were united III the hal.
lowed hnnds VI mafrirge. ty Rev. Il.
III, n. George. according to the bean
lliiHi and impressive ceremony of the
spiEcopal church.
The Gully decoration was besuti
nl horse shoe, nude OF bright flow.
en, suspended above the chancel, un-
lef which the contracting parties
.lo, q. AS Miss Mary Mackay ba.
gan the wedding march Il was the
signal which put the large auiieuce
pa The qRi uire. The gloon entered
llrum che sc.try rom IL 10 ard hook
luis place al the eh4ncel % the right.
Taa bride W1s preceded from tie
maiu entrance ID the isle hy Ii,
lushefs, Messrs. Tues. u Muse aud w
I'm Stone. then came the bride, q; tenl
ei ID either si,ls by hes little Ice
ana nephew. Nj Elmer George aud
Master Frank Geoige. Arriving a
lie chtncel, Mastsr Ffsnk George and
III. Sone stood BY tue groom A.,
N.,ss Liner George and Mr. Muse d,
File bride. When fhe question wa
skcd, Master Frank George crosse,
nser ard taking the btidf's han,
placed il il ihe hand Of The gruOm
and thas iaplosslsely gave The bridl
aNay. Il vas most beautifully ~
ranged and the ceremony IVES inl
prcssiyoly Conducted.
They immadially repaired 70 ii
resldc1ce Of tho grooms metlie
/ whsre they rtceiy d tie hearty cpn
! rfalulatlons Of Their friends w
! can 0nIy add our best wishes 90
/ bost IL kind expressions lready tea
i ldtrcd them. We trust they will Go
. ilis happy elimination Of fond Al.
]. Oiisslul couitship the richest nj
1 sweetest ffuilion uf loves brilliai
j. dreams and aspitat on; and that il
j IA them viii be /. alIzatiOn Of swe
Elysium.
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What The People Say,

Thomas McAter, Chattanooga,
Tenn: "Itgiyes me pleasure to lm.
form You that my wife has been re.
stored to health by the use of your
Coca Wine. She had been in very
poor health for many years--suffer-
ing from Dyspepsia, Hysteria, Con
stipation, Sick Headache and In:o.
mnia. At times she suffered extreme
ly with Neuralgia, and all the remeS
dies used and recommended by ply
sicians only gave her Temporary re-.
lief. Your Coca Wine has done the
work.
DR.. G. A. Styles. Atlanta, Ga: ~
have used your French Wine Loca
with marked success is suprasensi-
tiveness of the mental faculties ,ari-
sing from excessive intellectual
strain; also in nervous headache
and restlessness and insomnia of the
so.called typho.malaria fever"
ml9.tf.
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THE SEVENTH TYNE.
Prof. W. KENNEDY UNANIMOUSLY
RE-ELECTED SUPERINTENDENT

PggF. z W. KENNEDY UNANIMoUsLY.
RE.ELECTED SUPERINTENDENr
or THE GRADED SCHOOL.
Prot. f. w. Kennedy was Monday
unanimously reelected for the TIN
titae Superintendent Of the Durham
Graded and High schools. Durham
il peculiarly fortunate in the selec.
tion Of such a teacher. Seven years
ago, while this writer was Chairman
II the Board Of Education, we had
heard Of Prof. Kennedy's reputation
as u teacher. We visited Goidsboro,
where he was then acting
as Assistant Superintendent Of the
Graded School. The citzens learned
Of our mission aud quickly informed
US that we could not get Prot. Ken.
nedy, that they could not do without
him. We modrstly informed them
that ii their pocket hook was not
larger than Durham's. we would have
him. Returning we layed the mat.
ter before the Board and be was IN.
animously elected and was telegraph-
ed for 1T once. Since that time we
have never regretted what we did in
getting Prof. Kennedy to locate in
Durham. Since then he las hal the
management Of more than 1000 boys
and girls OF Durham. For six years
hs has iabored zealously for the best
iGlerest Of the children Of Durham.
True he has made a few enemies bat
Trey are now. bis friends. His career
has been one that has convinced the
public Of his answering devotion 10
his work, OF his efficacy for the work
assigned. LIS with peculiar pleasure
THAT We record the fact that he has
held the position longer than any
lother Superintendent of any other
Graded School in North Carolina.
His. teachers respect him and his
pupils love him.
OF Prof Kennedy, il can trutbfuily
be said, swell done thou, good and
faithful servant" His re election il
universally endorsed by the people OIL
Durham.
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Brace un.

You are feeling depressed, your ap.
petite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are fidgeity, nervous,
and generally ont OF sorts, and want
to brace up. Brace up, but not with
stimuIants. spring medicines, or Bit
tiers, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimu-
lates you for an hour, and then leave
you in worse condition than btfore.
What you want is an Alternative that
will purify your blood, start healthy
action of Liver and Kidneys, restore
your vitality, and give renewed health
and strength. Such a medicine YOU
will find in Electric Bitters, and only
so cents bottle at K. Blacknsll d
Sons drug store.
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Rose Il. Cleveland.

This lady ranks as one of our best
writer's. Her last book entitled 80.
cIal and Moral Culture" has increased
her popularity as an author. This
book has had the largest sale of any
subscription book published, except
ing Grants Memoirs" and no book
ever published has received such ia
yorabie press reviews, The sue :ess
agents are having on this book is
without an equal i'll The history Of de
subscription book business. STE aud
in another column.
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nnrllan Exnos,I,nn.

The meeting Of the Chairmen of
the Durham Exposition Committee
was called TO order by President j.
IS. Lockhart. The Committee on
BY Laws and Rules made their res
port which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. j. S. Carr, the
President appointed the following
Committee to recommend the time
FIR holding the Exposition, to vii:
Messrs. L. J. Parrish, H. A. Reams,
J. 5. Lockhart. A. X. Umstead, T.
d. Jones, Lucius Green. +. II. Mar
tin, g G. Farthing and w. J.Wyatt
THIS Committee WIS instructed TO
meet as early as possible, and report
al the next meeting Monday night
Capt ]. W. Virgins, for Commit
tee on Sports, reported, which va.
referred 70 Executive Committee.
On motion the Secretary was in
slructed 10 notify the Ways & Meas
Committee 70 raise $4,000 at once
and report NJ the meeting Monday
night which will beheldin Youn.
Mems Democratic Hall, in tht
Wright buiIding.
The following programme was au'
thorized 10 be published 10 the cit!
papers:
i Tues lay.-Prize sale, 8 m
Grand Procession TO Exposition, ant
formal opening at one o'clock. Ora
tons. Races
/ Wednesday. Military Day. Re
union 9TH N. G.! and other Confed
crates. Mexican veterans. Races
| Thursday.--Railroad Jubilee AIT
grand procession. Speaking, DC,
| &c. Barbecue Races.
i Friday.-tieneral exhibit am
award of premiums aud races. ~
j. 5. LockHART, Pres.
L. Il. HACKNEY, Sec.
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The Greatest

Ara final closing out sales at SUM-
me fields Clothing Store, beginning
"Wednesday, june 20th, and TO con-
Time until every Spring and Sum.
lnpr suit y sold. S. 80. $40 90 or
$500. 275 youths and mems suits
M $3.50 each. You cannot buy them
elsewhere Cor lesg than sl2 30 $50
youths aud mems dress sni.s ii 5000.
rhis liue uf suigs consists Of some Of
NE finest imnorted cheyiots, iweeds
and worstsds. They are cheap at
sl6 go but onr price Is reduced to
5000 only. 357 genuine dress
suIts II $500 each. This line will
strike lie public with establishment
ani admiration. $50 boys and chill.
dfeps su.ts sill Be cold atsuch low
ptires that il will astonish our com
petiiors.
We are determined to close out the
above goods to make room for DIR
tall stock. No difference how cheap
sou buy goods elsewhere We will du.
,lieate tae SAME goods for less money.
The balafce Of our dry goods must
9e closed out, as We will positively
change that department. Call al
once Tor genuine bargains at
@. SuMMRRFIELD Il Co.'S
Clothing House.
snua Ia Ilyeff
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mar 10 d&wtf

Tie great EiiIel tower now build
ing ID Paris has reached the top Of
Ia substructure, hicht Of 10 feet.
The tower itself will rise $50 feet
higher. The grand area 81 the
structure will be the ara Of q city
hlcck. This phenomenal monument
Of iron will cost between 10000, DOC
and 15.00O,000 francs, and Franc,
Is asking. evil il pays'
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THE LIvER-IHE KIDNEYS
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LEMON AND GRANGE
EI.IxIR-

j.
The most perfect liver medicine
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aeh, pain in side or limbs or back
costiyeness, and kidney troubles Of
any form. Specific for all female
Irregularities, relieving "change OF
life period Of al danger. Pleasant
to take. No restriction Of diet or
habit rexnired. Sold by all drug
gists at 80 cts. per bottle. Manu-
featured by Pemberton Medicine
Co., Atlanta Ga.
F. m19-tf.
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worth knowing.

ar. w. II. Morgan, merchant,
Lake City, Fla, was taken with a
severe Cold, attended aith q distress
ing Cough aud running into Con.
tumption IN its first stages. lie tried
many socalled popular cough rome
dies and steadily grew worse. Was
reduced in flesh, bad difficulty in
breathing and was unable to sleep.
Finally tried DIR. Kings New Dis
tOyery for Consumption and found
immediate relief. and after using
about half dozen bottles found him
self well and has had no return Of tho
disease. No other remedy can show
80 grand a recod of cnres, as DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton Guaranteed to do just what is
claimed Tor it.-Trial bottle free 81
X. Blacknall 4 Son Drug store.
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A Bnndanna Campaign

At ell events, a handkerchief cam.
paiEn i better than a bloody shirt
campaign, with or without money in
it.--Philadelphia Times.
A New England parasul manufac
turer announces a new design for The
present seas0n the "Baudanna Nonpa.
reil" These parasols will be worn
principally al the seashore, and al,
ready Che jersey mosquitoes are In
suncting tllpir offspring not 10 b,
terrified when they FIRST catch sigh
Of the summer girl with her ban
danna parasol.