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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16
Az brighton beach.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 10. - The
weather was cool and wet and the track
heavy.
First race, " mile Prince Howard, 1; Major
Tom. 2; Lilly Kenny, 3. Time, 1s05M.
Second race. selling 4 mile = Miracle, 1;
Quesal, q keynote. 3. sine, 1.45tk.
, Third race. selling. / -Battensby, 1;
Bonnie s., 3; Theora, g. Time, l:Agg<.
Fourth race. selling. III miles Dag0. /; Red
Leaf, 2; Maid of Orleans, B Time, Eli.
Fifth race, Us miles Miss Co0y, l: Ten
Booker, 2; My Own, :. Time. 2sO8
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

SLATINGToN, Pa, July 10.-All but
eight men of the Fourth regiment have
reported for duty at Camp n III. Good.
A heavy rain did no particular damage,
the grounds being sloped so that the
water quickly drained away. The
soldier boys are having good time, and
are improving splendidly in military
discipline. Corporal Light and John
dress parade. Today the regiment will
be inspected, when Governor Beaver
and staff will be present.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16
Racing AZ chicago.

CHICAGO, July l6.-First race. selling, a
mile-- Aunt Kate, /; Pullman. 2: Fast Time.
Q. Time. 1854
Second race, selling, Y mile-Teddy ven-
ture, Il Jed, 2; Nomad. 3. Time, 1:O7.
Third race. mile-Aiphone, l. st. Nick, q
Golightly. 3. Time, 1891.
Fourth race, mile Winning Ways, l; Chill.
howie, 2: Merth, 3. Time 1:4a
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes, ~
miles rather, 1; Arundel, 2; Tenaclty, q
Time, 2:3l.
Sixth race, l 1-10 miles-Marle, /; Lewis
Clark. 2; Brdgelight. 3; Time, 1884.
Seventh race. / mile-Madolin, 1; Lulu B..
z: Big Three, 3. Time 1:46
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

CoATEsvILLE, Pa, July 16.-Kurtz &
Sons Valley iron works, Worth Bros.
Viaduct and Brandywine iron mills, and
Hudson q Sons iron and steel mills
have posted notices 10 their worknien
that raise of 90 cents per ton win be
ment, making the price $3.50 per ton.
They are all running full time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

LANCASTER, Pa, July 16.-The storms
Of Saturday and Sunday nights in the
northern part of Lancaster county were
the heaviest in years. Along H0mHher
and Middle creeks five mill dams were
carried away, and in Elizabeth township
five bridges were destroyed. A large
amount Of fencing and growing crops
were swept away Creeks are higher
than ever before known.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16
4 JoHNsTowN SENSATION.

Hundreds OF Bodies Said TO be Lying in
the Conemnugh.
NEW YORK. July 16.-The Evening
Telegram prints the following dispatch
from Johnstown: A sensational state
ment has been made by gentleman
who said that the dyer who examined
the foundation Of the stone bridge for
the Pennsylvania Railroad company had
made some startling discoveries.
The story is that the bottom Of the
Conemaugh river near the bridge is full
Of dead bodies, and that probably hun
dreds are lying there, one upon another,
held down by tons of iron that has been
warped and twisted into unknown pro-
portions.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

piTTsBURG, July 18.-W. I. Lewis.
secretary of the Miners National Pro-
gressive union. has written to President
Mcbride, Of that body. yesigning bis
Office. Mr. Lewis intends to sever his
connection with labor organizations en-
tirelF and viii so to the Paris exposition
~ one of the party be representative
American wOrkIngnien. On his return
70 this country he viii begin to practice
law
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

JoHNsTowN, Pa, July Is. The Penn
sylvania has now got three tracks in
operation at Johnstown and will shortly
havefour, as before.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

Prices on the stock. Produce and Petro.
Ieum Exchanges.
PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-The market, while
displaying some points Of irregularify, was
generally higher. The irregularIty was the
only feature which had any tendency "a
weaken 1t. What weakness there was made
its presence manifest in the early dealings,
when one or two Of the bull favOrites on the
boards took spasm0dic tumble.
Ll1llllll.rf1l.l = - llaa. .lll..in.1l llsln.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
21usldno.

Senti6lano Ser 6 a er unb
Die 9aiierin nebit 9robem @efol9e
trafen lebten Samstas in s o tam
tinppel Elm, pp 1ie nit srDBem
Gomp aufsenommen wurben. Die
.@orobeutlde GQ9emeine' fniipft an
bieien 8elu9 9roBe Sofnun9en auf
Stdrfune bes Sreibunbes CUR grz
baltung bes madli9en eurOpdil6en
5rtebens.
CUR ielben 3eit ~itattete Der otter
rei6iide 8remier @raf Sa1nofD
benz 5irIten 8ismarf in 5rieoridsz
rube einen geiu6 ab. neber ben
3med bes lebteren miro BON @ten
semelbet: Gbseleben BON politii9en,
ii6 alf ben 9reibuno 1i9 be5ie6enben
&ngelesenbeiten 3ielt Die Wtiiz
iipn bes @rafen 9alnofD auf Die
8ilbung zines 3plloereins fiir0 euti6z
lamb unb Selterrei6znnsarn ab. Der
beitebenbe 6anbelspertrag nit DETER
reid lduft 1892 aus. Ser Gertra9
BON 5ranffurt, in wel6em Seuti6z
lamb 6ranfrei9 Die fortwdbrenbe Be
banbluns Der meiit begiiniti9ten Staz
tisnen 5ugeltan0, i6eint einem otter
reid=benti1en 3Olperein I'M We9e
at fteben. aub bic bulsarii6e
5rase ideint in 5riebridsrube auf's
neue beiproden wOrben 81 iein. Be
fanntli9 bat Der g5ar ben jebisen
5Hriten BON 8ulsarien, 5eroinano l.,
nod nidt a%nerfannt, unb ioa audi
bis jebt nidt seiOnnen iein, benlelben
anauerfennen. @be &alnDfD BON
8ien abreiite, bate er iiber bieie
aneelegenbeit cine lanse nnterrebuns
nit benz ruiiii6en @%elanoten Jiirit
2ebanpm.
SIN 8ei9stase marb lebte
ISOLDE iber bic MISUNDERSTANDING
perbanbelt. Der Nb9eorbnete @inbt=
BORT erfldrte Die 8ereitmiqigfeit beg
Gentrums, gum 3tpede Der 2anbes=
uertbeibiguns, fuerrt n6tbis, Gelb 5u
beuiaieen. 8idter, Der 5ibrer Der
Deutldfreifinnisen, ipra6 gesen bic
erb6bten ausgaben fir 6as 6eer u1b
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07

oes &%alenbers, Der jebt i'm britten
Sabrsans eri6eint, lit nm 10 interel=
ianter, ba er ben ubunflen Grotbeil",
oas jebt 10 oft %senannte Nfrifa, CUR
@runblase bat. Die lebbafte S6ilz
oeruns Der @ei6ideberer1t item
oeuti6en Miiiiondre n
Irifa, vNfrifa i'm 2i6te Der 6pr=
i6uns, bon Or. @oefe," Die ersreiz
fenoe S9iloerults Der @reuel Der
Sclauerei, nit &arten unb fein aus
gefibrten Sauitrationen, biirften,
wenn es am 8efanntperOen bes Sea-
LENDERS nidt feblt oa5u %beitraser, baB
Die Nuflage bon $4,000 balb BERTHE
ben 1ein mirb. Neben pielem anbez
rem Sntere1ianten finoen mir barin
audi eine senalle Orientiruns fir 6aS
fiinftige Sberammersal1er 8a11ionsz
lpiel unb sel9i6tli9e un0 itatiltil9e
Moti5en iiber Die fatboli19en Mi11io=
mem, 1peciea Na6ri6ten iiber ct.
Sttilien.
Ser Grl6s lit gum beiten Der ct.
@eneoietns =Wtiifioms 6enoneni6aft
unb ibrer er iten Millionen in Deuti6=
Sitafrifa beltimmt. Ser Mi1iionsfa=
lenber fann bur6 ale 8u6banOlun=
gen be5ogen uerDen. gr foltet bloS
Is Gents.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
Stterarii6es+
"THE HYMN

Inter bielem Eitel 1T i'm gerlase
BON @ebr, 8en5ieer, Seem Yorf,
Cincinnati un6 Chicago, Elm tref1iz
DIES @eiansbu6 eri6ienen, fiir Oe1ien
3ulenouns mir Der Sirma perpfli6tet
iino. 9anelbe entbdlt neben LATENT
16en MeB~ unb @e1perz@ e1dnsen cine
Menge Spmnen fir ale 3eiten bes
fatbolil6en &irdenjabres. 9ie ba5u
~geb6risen Melobien 1inb in ben Tert
%eingeoruft.
/ greis IS Gents sebunben.
4 LUCKY FAMILY BIZ Ma
rion Brmeoaoe.
Gin 3O4 Setten 1tarfer 8anb eng
lii6er gr5dblunsen fir Die reifere
Su9enb, ioeben erl6ienen bel q. &ifz
+, ~ 8arclaDzStr., Seem gprf
belebrenO, erbauli6, semiitbpou, an
5iebenb unb feiielno seldrieben.
Dur6pes fatbplii6zamerifani19 I'M
belten Stnne.
Gpn so iiblbaner & 8ebrle
in Chicago empfinsen mir Die neue=
item 8dno6en Der 9ellin9baus=
'I9en Iusleie Der
Meiiterwerfe nnierer St6ter.
0as fleinere, 1874 Seiten 1tarfe
gdnb6en entb6lt Mobnife's 166ne
ueberietuas bes prd6tisen gpps
|Die Sritbjpfs Gage BON
S1aias Tesner, nit @inleituna
unb @rlduterunsen BON Or. Selling
baus; 8reis 20 Gents. Das anoere
eine gang portrefli6e, rei6baltist
Nusmabl ber 8allaben beut=
der Dt6ter BON 8iirser big Gun
@eeenmart; an 600 Setten 1tarf
Brets nur so Gents. MD6te INSIDE
lunbere bas lebtere au9 uttter Der
Deut1den in Nmerifa, Dor alien INT
ter un1erer reiferen Susenb, Die met.
te1te 8erbreituns finben. 8eibt
gdnb6en iino burdweg iittli6 rein
unb gut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
DER @unherer+

Iuftrass: r@ebt unb lebret ale
gDlfer." Sci ieiner @eibe miro
oas @oanselienbu6 auf leinen Naden
unb feline S6ultern selegt, nm an5nz
sei9en, baB BON nun, all Die 2a1t bes
s0ttli6en 8ortes,~ bas ronus verdi
del" auf ibm rubt. nNimm bin oas
Sud- Der beilisen gpan9elien,~ iprez
'6ea looann na6 Goa5us Der @etbe
Die bret 8ii6Dfe gum Neuseweibten,
inbem lie linn bie1es8u6 iiberrei6en,
uno rpreoige beinem 8plfe."
(S6luB auf Seite g.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
Sirtenbrtef
bes bp9w Serrn 8ii6os
Sttp 3arbetti ponS ct.
Glpub, SO inns
0trtembrtef
(Sprtlebung.)

Sn Der Stride @uttes 9tbt es audi
nieberere @eiben, bur6 wel6e Die
@rwablten bes Serrn burb perl9te=
benartise 9ienitleiltunsen our erbaz
benen S6be bes INSTRUMENTATION
Iltares empprlteisen. 8tr baben
ipbann bas 81. Sacrament Der prize
iterli6en @eibe I'M en9ernS tnn
bes @prtes, bur6 weldes Der prize
1terli6e Gbarafter permittelt, prielterz
li6e @ewalt gegeben unb prteIterlt6e
@naoe perlieben wtrb. Sod iber
alien bieIen @eiben aber 1tebt bie
@eibe bes Spbenprie1ters, tn wel6er
bic SSiile 0es 8rie 1tertbumS einem
8rieIter permittelt miro, wie 1ie
er1t BON gbri1tus auf Die Ippltel
iiberItr6mte, i'm erbebeno auf Die
b6dlte Stufe prieiterli6er Sepollz
md6tisuns, i'm CUR unbe9ren5ten
aueQe prielterli9er Segnltngsz unb
&eeierunsssewalt, 5um Gussanssz
punfte aller @eibe1tufen madbenb,"
(Garo. Manniug. 0as pberbtrtli6e
Mmt. g. 1927 @ie fur6tbar berrn
lit bieles perantiuprtun9sppa ite aler
Iemter! @enn Mtenl9en unb Sin=
Der Der prielterli6en @iirbe ni9t
wiirbis 1inb, wie ipa elm iiinoi9er
Menl6 iid berausnebmen 3 II reg / e.
rem i'm Seili9tbume bes IQerbDd)=
iten! v0ie @iiroe bes 8ii6pfs,"
1ast Ser IF. Imbrpiius, ufann ourd
feline @erglei6e 9eniiseno sei6ilbert
iperben." ySn Der Stride gibt es
nibt S6beres ais Den Sii6oi neil
er @utt se,peibt lit gum Seile Der
@eelen," ldreibt 16pn am Nnfans
bes 2. SabrbunOerts Der bl. 8il6pf
nnb Wartprer Ssuatius on bas Soft
BON Smprnu. @eil trait s6ttlider
@erpHidtuns Die Gorge fiir oas Sell
Der Seelen Dem Sil6pfe pbliest, 10
bebauptet Der bl. Sbumas BON Iquin,
baB Der 8ii6pf lid i'm Stunbe Der
@plfpmmenBeit beftnbe, baB er our
8pIltpmmeu perpHi6=
tet lei, INT Inbere babin fibren au
fDnner, DAP Der bii66fli6e Stanb in
ieiner SerpHidtun9 au ppllfpmme=
mem 2ebeu Der b6dite auer 6riitli=
den StGnbe lei nnb lelblt bDber itebe,
als Ser @tanb, in benz man burd
8epba6tuns Der fl. @eliibbe Die Drift
li6e 8pllfpmwenbeit 81 errei6en
Iudt.
8etradtet in leinem @erbdltnib su
@ptt, 1T Der 8iIduf Sein seialbter
Stellpertreter auf @rben, in ieiner
Seele bur6 ben prielterli9en Gbaraf=
ter, ben Der III. @eilt linn einseprd9t,
cine S~beilnabnte am Subenprielterz
tbum .Gbri1ti belibenb. 8etra9tet
in ieinem &erbaltniB sur &ir6e e,
1T Der 8iI6pf elm @lieb bes s6ttlid=
SIS Ri baben nab Der eneliihen Seriipn ben Sirter=
brief BON hpdllu. Srn. &iidbof aud III bent d er
Gprlde (aeornft bel 8eu5in9er & 60. IN Giniieoeln
upernittett erhalter. uno brln9en ihn bon bier on in
1teier Safnns sum Gbornd. &eo. D. .&.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
Sur &alenOcri6am.

gu ben Der Gusltattdns nad i66n=
item, inbaltli6 aber interelianteiten
&alenoern fir 1890 birfen mir mObl
ben .Nijiipnsfalenber pDn ct. Stti=
lien" 5dblen. Sir Die s~ebiesene ans=
itattuns birst uns ldon Die 5irn1a +:
2iterarilbes SnItitut BON Or. 6uttler
(Maid. Seib in NussbHr9 gaiern
in beren GOmmiiiionsuerlas Der 9a=
erideint. Der Snbalt aber
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
Jnldno.

Sr. $. 5. SpaunbOrit in ct.
2ouis, Brdlibent bes 9euti6enG6m.
&atb. Gentralpereins, bat
81 0 bas fOl9enbe S6reiben
%empfan9en:
@eebrter SEER!
Sbr wertbes S6reiben on ben 3.
Batter bonn 16. Geptember lit suelei9
nit Der Summe BON 1000 Sire, mel
DIE Der Gentraluerein, benz sic 10
tpiirbis poriteben, als geterspfennie
aeianbt bat, ansefommen. Seine
6eiligfeit baben nit banfbarer Ges
linnuns bieien reuen 8eueis Der
2iebe pon ieiten leiner seliebten S6bne
in Gbriitus ent9e9en9enommen nno
baben nit lebbafter @enu9tbuuns 9e=
bort, baB Der gerein, pelber ieine
81. Notwithstanding in Glepe<
lamb, Dbio, eebalten unb bengei6luB
sefaBt bat, Die %senannte eiebessabe
su ienben-seipa6ien lift lowobl an
3abl Der MitslieOer als audi an
1ieren 3ueispereinen.
Sni emf Der 8. Batter Sbnen 81 bic
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07

*)Rir baben nab Der eneIijhen Seriipn ben 9irten=
brief bonn hpdlfu. Srn. Siidof audi III bent d er
Gprldae (aeorndf bel 8en;inger & 60. IN Ginliebeln
upermitteft erhdlten, uno bringen i'm BON bier ON in
1tefer 5ofnns sum Gborud. &eo. b. .&.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
II.

ginen 9iener unb Serpalter ren=
men mir muir banrt vtreu," tpern er
mad bem Nufsebot ieiner &rdfte bar
nad itrebt, Die Hai6ten ieines Im=
tes SIT erfiiQen. 9ieie melentlide
amtspflidt, wel6e ben 8iid6fen OBJ
liest, brift Der bl. @eilt nit ben fol-
genoen@ aus: u0ie &ir6 c
@pttes au re9ieren.~ @ie
es benz 8rieiter weientli9 TT, 81
upfern, idreibt in ieiner @portref=
liden Gbbanoluns iiber oas rSber=
birtlide Imt" Cardinal Wannins,
10 lit es Dem 8ii6ofe tpeientlid,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
Announcements nrets

SIR bic g er. Staaten (ppftfrei),
S6brli6. ..........S $3.50 Salbidbrlif, 800. S1.25
gad EUROPA pptfret,
Sdbrlih. ........... $3.50 Salbidbrltf. ....... Sits
&rpbenlnmern iuerbeu auf gerlansen fret 5uge
fhidt.
Gy- gur fir bic @elber, bic b er regitrirten
8rtef, MBnep Srper pber GrpreB Mpnep
Sroer seianot tperoen, ilbernebmen mir Die Seraltt=
nprtliffeit.
ga 6urreIponoensem f6nnen in Der &e9el nur
baum Seitis berildiihtt9t meroen, pern tie am Sienlta9
frhb III uulern Sdnoen finb.
~ Aae uorausaablenben 2eier erhalten
cine uertbppne Er6mic.
az lleber bic q uffInbigun9 unb 8e5ab=
lima opu 9eitun9et beteben beItimmte 8 a II D e
ieb {, Die teiu 9eler ubne Shaoen uerIeben lam.
GE@ @eihGftsflbrer bes .gSanoerer', Bernard
gSurit.
9 Gsenteu bes .@anoerer' ftnb Nntun Sad1,
Ric. so pIitpr, Setter NrnpIbp, Subn bon
Rueber lnb SObn Shduble.
Nan ~apreiire a III 8riefe:
Scr gSanoerer,'
L. B. o., st. Paul. Mimi.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
AIIerIef.

@ir bemerfen ausbriflid, baB mir an bieier Stele
nprtpiegen0 telegrapbti6e, ~nteiitefts aug Yldt=
tern Der Nfpc. 8reiie 5uian1mengeiteate Natriften
brinQen. |
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
G. L. s. c.


The Chautauqua class meets every
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
the regular meeting place, Mrs. j. w.
McGehee's, on Main street. The in
terest is undated, but much of the
work being done is review and thor
ough discussion of topics of general
interest. Several visitors have been
entertained by the class at late meet
ings, who expressed themselves well
pleased with the work and plan OF
Chautauqua. Program for March
2lst: Quotations from English Au-
thors. Lesson, first twenty-five ques-
tons on zoology in March Chautau-
guam; Paper, character sketch Of
Michael Faraday, Miss Minnie Shack
elford. All Of the other members
will contribute some of their own Sc
lections of subjects, as we try to vary
the work each week.
Mrs. BLACKMAN.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19

The colored sports of Jacksonville,
Ind, have discovered a new amuse-
ment, which is attracting considerable
attention and is causing good deal
of money to change hands. Alta house
on Indiana avenue is located what is
termed sparrow pit. A large round
table, on which is o wire cage, is
placed in ono of tho rooms, and into
this two cocks sparrows arc put and
allowed to fight until ono Of them is
conquercd-sometimes killed. Pieces
of silk thread of different colors arc
placed around tho birds necks to dis.
tinguish them, and the interest taken
in tho battle is as good as cocl; fight.
It Is said that in proportion to their
sizo the birds mako o harder combat
for supremacy than two game chick
ns.-Louisyille Courier-Journal.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, the Citizens Building and Loan
Association, of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, loaned ia
Thos. Barbee the sum of $500, and took the
note OF said Thos. Barbee with NJ. Gorham as
security for 5000, and payable one day after
date, and dated July Hin, 1884 and
Whereas, on the same day that said lean
was made, The said Thos. Barbee aud wife,
Courtney Baruee, executed TO said Assoc a.
tion a mortgage upon a lot ofgfound lying
in District No. IL, OF Montgomery county,
Tenn to secure said nIte, and conditioned
that upon failure of said Ihos Barbee who
was a member of said Association and a
stockholder, TO pay his monthly dues as Il
stakeholder upon Two shares OF stock in said
Association, as required by the bylaws OF
said Association, and TO pay the interest upon
his said note monthly, that upon his making
default in either OF said matters said Associa-
ton should lie empowered, after advertising
for twenty days in II newspaper published III
GAINESVILLE, to sell said property ut public
sale for cash. free from redemption, and
which said mortgage is duly registered in
Trust Deed Book NOT, pages 6S4 and $50, Reg
ister's Office, Montgomery county. Now said
Thos. Barbee having ia led for more than six
months to pay the dues upon his said stock,
or the interest upon his note, we will, by
virtue OF the authority of said mortgage, and
for The purpose OF paying OFT said note, expose
and sell at public sale on the premises, ON
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
Have house and lot on Green
wood Avenue to rent for year of 1889.
marriott. A. r. GHoLsoN.


Tho man who never owned q dog
doesn't know what it is to have de
voted and disinterested friend. Dc
you know any creature half SO faith
ful as old Clip, or Nero, or Bruno, or
tido, or Towser, or Rather? When
young you maltreated him drcadfully.
You rode on his back, you pulled his
ears, you twisted his tail, you kicked
him and cuffed him. But he bore
your abuse patiently and was always
ready to lick the hand that smote
him. He bore no grudgo against
you, but forgot and forgave every
thing. When you left home he was
the last one Of the family to say good
by; when you returned he was the
brst 70 give you greeting. III youth.
nc was your comforter and protector;
now he IS your companion and friend
New York Tribune.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
Program Circle No. 4, Bethel Association

To be held at New Providence,
Tenn, March Both and 31st, 1899.
Service $50 O'clock a. ~, March Both.
l. The present outlook for mis-
sions. II. e. Tiller.
9. Christian Beniffcence.-H. w.
Watts.
3. Are the young of our country in
danger from what they read.-A. F.
Rodgers.
4. The perils which menace the
christian religion in the United
States.-N. O. LOvelace.
5. How to deal with inquirers. F.
w. Carney.
6. How to utilize the young chris
tian.-E. N. Dicken.
Z. Pastoral support.-G. H. Slaugh-
ter.
VIII all the churches send a good
delegation and report, with liberal
contributions and thus contribute to
the success of the meeting.
III. S. LONG,
Sen,u
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
Facts About Smokers.

BY close observation l estimate that
so per cent of tho men in this city
smoke or use tobacco in some form.
| am in q position to SEQ it, being be-
hind the desk of restaurant all day.
Every one knows q cigar tastes better
after hearty meal than at any other
time Of the dag, and is less injurious
then, If injurious at all. This accounts
for the cigar cases III restaurants now
adays, but thcrc was time when i
was not the rule. have noticed time
and again that n smoker who is shor:
OF cash will not take enough food, bu:
VIII buy cigar when he has finished
eating, There arc many men who
spend more for their cigars than they
do for their food, and some double the
.amount.--St Luis Globe-Democrat.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
RIVER NEWS.

The river is still falling with about
6 feet on the gauge.
The steamer Drouillard arrived
this morning about 4 O'Clock from
Paducah with II fair trip for our mer-
chants. She left at - O'Clock on her
return trip to Paducah.
The Rlgon passed up shout l
O'Clock this morning with big load
of freight for Nashville. The |. II.
Rhea was detained at Harpeth Shoals
to assist the Ragon over the shoals.
The City of Nashville was due
carly this morning, but had not ar
rived at the time of this writing, but
is looked for every hour.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
What On Earth

Is the reason people will not, can
not, or do not see any difference in
cheap nos trums put up by cheap
John houses or irresponsible parties
at enormous profits, rather than take
medicine of world wide reputation
and one that is giving universal salts
faction at equal price,. No medicine
in the world is giving such unpar-
allied satisfaction for purifying the
blood as Beggs' Blood Purifier and
Blood Maker, and every bottle that
does not do its work will cost you
nothing. j, G. McReynolds, drug
gist. feb.1.1y.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
Monday, April 9th, 1889,

at II o'clock the property conveyed in said
mortgage, being a lot and improvements
thereon, beginning at stake on the west
side of Poston street, GAINESVILLE, and on the
westwardly with said alley l75 feet 10 a stake
thence north 50 feet to a stake; thence east
wardly IT'S feet to Poston street, and thence
south with Poston street to tile beginning,
and being the same lot conveyed to Thos.
Barbee colored, by Meredith German, col
ored.
TERMs-Cash. Free from redemption or
homestead.
Citizens Building and Loan Association,
BY b. W. MACRAE, President.
CHAS. g. SMITH Attorney
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19

Mr. j. w. McAnalIy, of Bedford
County, has in his possession an Irish
coin worth two pence, a copper coin
stamped in the year 1928 under one
ofthe Georges; and also continent
tai bill worth two dollars, struck by
the Provincial Convention of Mary
land in 1875 and payable al Annapo-
lis at the rate of four shillings six
pence per dollar.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19

This afternoon at 3 o'clock ArbOr
Day was celebrated at the Academy
by the pupils. After recital of elocu
ton and music, an address was de-
livered by DIR. Kelley, of Nashville.
At the close of the address trees con-
tributed by the pupils We're planted,
and the entertainment was closed by
the Kindergarten performance to the
delight of all present.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
Attention, FORBES Bivouac.

The next regular meeting of the
association will be held in the Court
House on Thursday, March %, 1889,
at . O'Clock p. m. This is an import
ant meeting. All applications for
membership will be passed upon.
The officers for the next year will be
elected, and all committeesappointed.
Every member is requested, to be
present. Polk G. JOHNSON,
President.
r. d. LUCK EFT. Sec'y,
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and
of ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony
with nature to effectually cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. Fol-
sale in SOC and $1.00 bottles by all
leading druggists.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19

Hon. VIM. p. G. Breckenridge, OF
Kentucky, will deliver the annual
address before the literary societies OF
Vanderbilt University at Nashville,
June 18th. Bishop G. B. Galloway
will preach the annual sermon at
Vanderbilt June 10th.