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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-14
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CLARKsvILLE, TENN, Dec. 1890.
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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-14

BENEFITS WOMEN MAY DERIVE FROM
THE ART OF FENCING.

"Men's Women" Defined-Mrs. Kendall on
American women-some Beautiful Wo-
men Not Young The Mission OF Edu-
Gated Women.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

The third day in the fret race Ford
ham was the favorite at even money
and won In the second race Now or
Never was the favorite at 10 against
Now or Never lost, and in the third
race, in which Chatham was the favor
ite. SIP had 10 be won. Chatham's price
was 4 TO against Eight dollars had
to be put up TO win sl2. Chatham lost.
In the fourth race SIS had to be won
This was made up of the $l2 required
in the third race, plus $ lost on Chat
ham, plus s. TO be won on the fourth
race. Badge was the favorite at even
money Badge lost, and on the fifth
race $50 had 10 be won. This was made
up of s25 10 be won on the fourth race,
together with the $25 lost on Badge and
s. TO be won on the fifth race. Russell
was the favorite at 5 to against, and
S35 had 10 be put up 10 win 500. Rus
sell lost, and on the last race of the day
500 had TO be won. This was made up
of s55 that was wanted in the fifth race,
with S35 lost on Russell and s. to be
won according to the system on the
sixth race Frejols was the favorite at
to against and $50 had to be put up
to win sos. Frejols lost and so the total
would have TO be carried over until the
first race of the next day. This is how
the summary stands for this day:
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
sl15

Ia the frst race OF the fourth 5ay
Prince Howard was the favorite. and he
had TO win $50 TO get the operator
square. That was made up of the 1920
that was lost on various horses on the
previous day, s. each for the five races
th at were lost, and s. TO be won on this
race. Prince Howsrd's price was to ,
against. and $50 had 10 be put up to
win $3.50. Prince Howard lost and on
the next race the amount 20 be won was
$2l5 This was made up of the $50
plus s6O lost plus e. for this race
Strideaway was the favorite a. . TO |
against and it,requirad slCs TO win $215.
Strideawav won and all the money that
was lost was recovered together with
s. for each race. la the third race
Chatham was the favorite at 3
TO l against, but Chatham lost
and g. was lost on him. Rus
sell vas the favorite in the next
race and So had TO be won His price
was 70 against. but Russell lost and
lost 81 that was put on him 20 win the
sl2 In the fifth race s21 had 10 be won.
Quesa, vas the favorite At : TO against.
si3 had 20 be put up 20 win s2l. and
QuestAl won In the last race of thedav
Tattler was the favorite at 3 20 I
against Tattier lost and Lost the g.
that was put on him 20 win s.. Here
is the summary FOR ths fourth day:
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

On ths second day IN the frst race
KemPlaHd was the favorite and s. had
% % put up . win g.. KemplAnd woa
In the second race Judge Morro~ was
The faEoEite with 3 10 l on. ~ let
this race pass. l. the third race, Golden
Reel Was the favorite at ? 10 I and Ia
order 70 win s. for the preceding race
and s. FOR this race s. had 10 be put up
with the book maker Golden Reel lost,
and cn the next race so had 20 be re-
covered; that Is, s. On each OF the pre-
ceding races, s. for the fourth race and
s. lost. The Sequsnce colt vas the
favorite al Is 70 against Seven dol
lars was required 20 win $50 The Sc
qusnce colt lost On the nth race Ran
eocAs was the favorite az 8 20 ! against,
up Of the $50, the total up 10 the last
race, with S. lost and s. for this race.
Eleven dollars had u DO put up with
the bOokmakers Rancocas Lost, and in
the next race s4s would have 10 be won
10 get square on the day. This SIS was
made up of 50 for the second, third,
fourth, hfth and sixth races. This is
s25, plus s. lost OF Golden Reel, s. lost
on the Sequence colt and $ll lost on
RaneocAs. Exile was the favorite in
this race at odds TO on, and $50 had
20 DO put up 10 win s4s Exile won.
This is the summary for the second
dAy:
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

s. lad - be pas uP 70 I'll SIS. Ina
iest. u fas lsst race q tie dsy. SPari-
iag ~as ths fzsorils "a 9 q against
k2eaEh Ionsy lad g ss pat Bp - Sln
$ lost o. Lima, the sz5 thst sss
waited ca Lma's rses aaa S Ter shis
rass. In4t made alsogsth~r S55 saa ~
lhs Odds sa0tsd 50 ~4s required 20 &c
placed With ths bcok1akers Sg2rling
~oa and conseq Esntly a. TIE Eonsy
thsE had been iost wAs repaid together
Sita 8 Ter each Of The races Tbis
sammsry nlI sAes wAaI as loss al
ao1
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

saw Pauline Hail. the actress, step
ping on the train at the Grand Central
the other day, on the way TO her sum
mer villa at Corn wall ont he Hudson.
Her travelling gown was made of green
cloth with vest, collar and cuffs of tan
cloth, embroidered with silk cording
The front OF the skirt was also en-
broidered in the same way. Her hat was
light colored derby, trimmed with a
bird. You can imagine what stun
ming suit it made and how much at
tention i. attracted.
Some new hats are seen at the milli-
ner's. although nearly all the fashion
ables are already supplied with their
summer head-gear. To-day | saw a
rather pretty one at leading milliners
uptown. 1t was close-ftting model
made OF black spotted tulle, with ivy
leaves about the edge aud two dragon
flies erect in front The trimmings for
hats and bonnets are higher this year
than last.
One Of the neatest things in summer
head-gear IS pretty turban Of black
spotted net, crownless, with puff Of
the net wound around the brim and
over all q wreath Of jet berries and
leaves. flling mp the vacant place of
the absent crown. Cool enough, 20 be
sure
Brown leather shoes are 10 be much
worn by both men and women this sum
msr. The correct shade j. the Havana
brown. but is is very expensive. Brown
Bussia lssther. lately 50 fashionable for
gloves. viii now be used for tennis
shoes. but the heels and lhces should Ia
Of the same shade They are very neat
and keep one delightfuliy cool when
playing in tennis court On hot day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

Postilion basq uss and coat basques
are not worn on any dresses at present.
The basques are either very long or
very short.
White embroidery IS used unsparingly
on cotton dresses rs insertions, reyers
and bands round the skirt, collar and
corselets.
A pretty summer dress for young
girl is made of cream -colored cloth; the
skirt trimmed at the bottom with sew
eral rows of green velvet ribbon
stitched with gold thread; the bodice
plain and seamless, and fastened under
the arms. The green velvet ribbon
trims the collar and cuffs and forms the
belt.
A very stylish summer Newmarket.
from Worth's establishment, was made
of black silk gauze. The Stuart collar,
jabot, shoulder pieces and sash Were
of fine Chantiliy lace. The figaro eff
feet was seen again on the waist Of this
garment formed of some handsome
passementerie. and pretty fringe fin
ished the bottom of the jacket in front.
The sleeves were full with pufs Of pas
sementerle and lace
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

Produced fr0m t1e isxanVa ard nnfri-
hCus T1lce of California igs. combined
wtn the u1etcaI vlrtnes of plants
krcwu Cd b. most benelca 20 e
human svsteu'. acts gently C1 che sa-
nevs. aver and bowels efec ~
cleansing tbe s7-steu, tspellcE cc-is
and bead aches. and curing hacitusl
a-nsf.rs tcu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
NEW THINGS FOR RSUMMER
a Few Lase Styles Seen Il ths
Metropolis
I. TIA H0op skirs - bs Fsshisn-eAs
Axsl1 "A sss Gs~s II NFS-I@-es4-
SEsa otssk-F4sli-s sAl's fr-ss
sliEx Drs.s-A stgE-saias Hat

foeFYEIsz1 iss.s ~ sAcHsLLEE a 90
There Is rzm0r aoroS1 thaI he
hoop skirts -hoss slEP-ituds "Ss COZ
sidered fashionable twenty nvs years
ago, are again coming lns out II "lA
not be without reluctance thas tie
woman Of today viii take then into
herself The fashionable SKIRT IA n-4Ry
eases is too elinging for some figures,
aithough mach mere becoming than
hcop skirIs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

ffsds By valley CITY Miang Co. Grand
lap.ds, IS a fam s. fsvcrts. Try la
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO ~ o L ID L T. II -
And to the Widows, Children and
Dependent Parents Of Soldiers.

The National House OF Representa-
tives has Just passed a Bill, giving a
pension to all honorably discharged
Soldiers who served three months, and
are now so disabled by disease mot the
result of their own vicious habits that
they are unable to support themselves
oy manual labor.
1t also gives pension to all Soldiers
Widows, their Minor Children, and
soldiers Dependent Parents. There is
not particle Of doubt but that this
OIL will speedily pass the Senate and be
signed 10y the President.
All parties desiring to avail them
selves OF the benefits of this new bill,
are cordially invited to call upon or
write the undersigned At once, 10 avoid
the tremendous rush later on.
Respectfully,
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

This summary viii show just how
much vas lost and voa on sech of the
farr iavs ard tha total
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-03

and taking that into consideration prices
were 10 TO l5c higher We quote: Extra,
at 5a5llc; good, at 49(a4jSc; medium, at
4@a49.c; fair, at 4jza49sc; common, at IA
sc; culls, at 39laSJsc; fat cows, at 25la
3llc.
SnEEP-Were only in fair demand and
prices declined &c per pound. We quote:
Extra ut 5l4a5i5c; good, 4 a5c: medium,
4l4a4l &c; common, 3 ale; culls, 219a3l9c;
lambs 4lla7J<c.
HoGs-Were in good request and firm.
Good, light Western, 5}fa55sc; common
heavy, 5l@a59Sc.
MILcH Cows-Were dull at 50 OOa4O 90.
Mich CALvEs-Were in poor demand at
4j{aGc; Western - 5aii Sc.
FAT COws-Were scarce and firmer at
25<a3l5c.
SLIPPERY Cows-Were in fair demand
at Sl5a2O.
BoLoGxA Cows-were fairly active at
$Sai5
CRY DRESSED BEEvRs-Were in fair
demand at 6a1 4 e. for steers, aud ja6c for
cows.
CHICAGO. July Cattle - Receipts,
1900 head; shipments $500 head; market
steady: bccves 81 40a4 65; steers = 40a4 80;
stockers and feeders, = 3ja3 50; cows, bulls
and mixed 81 O0a3 10; Texans 81 4Oa3 10
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments
5000 head: market strong and &c higher;
mixed g G0a3 20. heavy s. 60a3 -; light
- GOa3 50; skips 3 00a3 81.
Sheep Receipts, 1900 head; shipments
! 900 head; natives, s. 2ja5 10; Western
So gOa4 20; Texans s. OOa4 20; lambs, - u
ali 81.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, July Cattle re
ceipts l,54 head; shipments l,45i head
market dull; prime - iOai 60; fair 10 gooc
/ - coal p; common 3 5Oa3 50: bulls, COW:
and stays - j0,L} 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments
800 head; market very slow; selected
- SOa3 30: common 10 best Workers - .
AZ -; pigs s. G0a3 -.
Sheep-Market very dull; prime - OO'
, 10; fair to good - 25a4 -; common = IN
AZ %; yearling 3 jOa5 p; spring lamb.
/ 81 OOaG o.
C1NcrNyArI, O.. July 2.-Hogs, lower
common and light q 75a3 -; packing
and butchers - 55a3 30; receipts, 40,
head; shipments 800 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-03
NIOUNDSNILLE.

Mr. Alex Campbell. of Wheeling. was
down yesterday He is booming the new
electric l-ht company and is meeting with
marked success, about half the stock, nav
ing already been subscribed The company
have contracted with the town authorities
fog Ten are lights and forty-tw0 mcandes-
cent lights.
a. g.. Sohu. the genial representative OF
the Champion Iron Company, OF kenton,
d.. has completed his work no the pcniten-
tIary He was putting in their patent lock-
ing system ou the hfty-siX new cells which
have just been completed
Mt II. y. Riley, Chas. Wucher, Misses
Buucl and Carrie WatcrhOuse and three
lady friends were down from Wheeling
yesterday Part Of the day they were the
guests of Rev. A. BoutlOu.
Mr. d. a Miller was at the Henrietta
House yesterday. He is attending the reg
ular monthly meeting of the Board OF
Directors of the peuitcnuary
Miss Maggie Carter. of Pleasant Valley,
near Wheeling, is visiting friends here and
attending the Teachers's Institute.
Prof Stephenson, Principal Of the
Seventh ward school at Wheeling, is att
TENDING thc teachers institute
DR. Ba,sjcl. OF the Wheeling Female
College. was iu town yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-03
RELLAIRE.

Bellaire Lodge No. .37S, /. o. o. f., in
stalled the following officers on Tuesday
evening: Jas. Colbert, n. G.; f. C..
Scherer. V. c.. Levi Ressiger, Il. S. TO n.
G.. John Burrows, L. S; G. II. Dank-
work, Secretary; Chas. Zeigler, l. g.; w.
A. l.. Smith, Warden; Jos. MoorenouSe,
r. s V. G.; VIM. Lappert, l.. >. v. o.
Mr.. Reese, X. s. S; Max Herzberg, l.. >.
Chaplain, and H. Leppel, Conductor.
There will be continuous procession
from here to the Island picnic at New Far
Grounds, Wheeling, on the Atm OF July.
The Knights of st. George drill and the
horse racing are great drawing cards
Rev. w. II. Coleman, of the A. NJ. r.
Church. has returned from Pittsburgh,
where he has been in attendance at the In
ternatioual Sunday School Convention.
The picnic OF the a. O. IL. tomorrow
will be a big affair The steamer K,
Phillips will leave for Norton's Grove at
5 80 a. m. and - m.
John II. Rankin has resigned his position
at the c. X r. freight depot and VIII be
book keeper for j. c. Dent " Co, at
Bridgeport.
4 barber has been sued by his fellow
union workers for shaving on Sunday. Inc
case will be heard some time this week.
Dick Long. who has been handling ice
for McMillen Bros, was taken sick yeSter-
day and is now laid up.
Thos. Cook is doing n pretty good bust
ness at his new stand, corner OF Belmont
and Bridge streets.
The road viewers met in City Hall yes
| terdav afternoon and listened TO great
deal Of kicking
The Ed. Monahan fishing club will leave
this week for Butter creek TO spehu INC
heated term.
Thomas Mccormick has moved his place
of business lust across the street from the
old stand.
The marriage of Frank Wenner, of Til
fin. to a lady of that place, will occur on
July 9th.
Bellaire telephones have not had con
nection ont flown since the storm Monday
night
4 surnrise marty was rendered Miss Mag
pie Fulton i'm honor of her twentieth Olrth
day.
The Ben Hur stuck on a sand bar at Me
Mahon's creek for several hours yesterday
Thos. Beale was arrested on the charge
of stealing a watch from Jos. Vessels.
A trough for watering horses is to be SCI
up on the east side of tho Square.
The c.. L. x W. road willr un an eNcur
sion to Chippewa Lake on July 9TH.
Three saloon keepers paid fines this week
for Sunday violation of the law.
Jas. Madden and bride will 90 to house
keeping in the Third ward.
\ private picnic was held in Rodefer'
orchard yesterday.
\ crippled grind-organ man was in tow
yesterday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-03
~ !. Now rrInce.. ne chImnr.

Miss Nari. who recently became the
Princess dee Carman Chimav. is rather
above tac middle height and delicately
sfm-t.e very figure To- set of the modern
type OF gown tO the best advantage And
SD EVERYONE thought who saw her little
while before her marriage az the American
Embassy. artIrcd I'M e delicious pOuillis OF
WHITE tuIe strewu here and there with
pearls, aud oruamcutcd In front with
olucls oi white l.iacS the simple corsage
NJ o. la Verge, confined at the waist by a
scar. ot white China crepe, while she
waited to and fro beautiful point lace
Gam mounted ou tortoise shell with diamond
mnrU.rInr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-03
EEsCUEK's STORY.
Mine. Boss Dorau's Experience in the Hnl
Farm Mine.

lf.fNII"I NftfIf''.
DrNr,i,. July Hugh Doran. the mine
boss iu thc Hill Farm mine, who was one
OF the party who made the search for the
miners. tells the story of their efforts in the
following language.
SIS. seq out and ! think we went nearly
t... miles Boo AN our waudcriugs. We man
AGED ro -cr to the drain room, and twas at
rs. bead uf this that the remainder OF the
exploring party was left. The first room
that lre entered was that in which Dan
Smith and Jack Mitchell worked. We
could Doe find them. and then went up
CD thc head of the drain room and
came back Iu. the first room
$500 found Nitchc.Is bucket and his blouse
Use ut their tools to one side and placed
our CHALK mark 0u the wall 90 show that we
Dad been here The bucket and coat we
brought ol- with us. Then we crawled
our way ODD t1c room occupied by James
and Thomas McClcary. We found Moth
iu- -ler. and went Oh the bulk heading ana
searched the two rooms there. To was at
-.a ton OF this that john Coke worked, but
uO ,trus could Doe found of him. Then we
worked about and found "a room where
John OeyIu worked. Here were his
bucket ami blouse Then we found the
nude dead and loaded and four empty
COAL cars We had siN inches I'M which to
-.ue.te ourselves past these cars and the
mule. .ud D don't know how | lived
daring taI We then worked our way as
f.r 90, t.. brartIcc which separates TINS
ltt from 'le ones above. Behind u we
could bear % raging volcano oi nre and We
knew 10 was only question Of time till u
would break through and consume every
thIrr BOO front of g. We worried along this
hrir.c f0r nearly -OO feet and then We're
forced tO turu We had run into dense
.r.0ut OFT black damp Our lamps went
Tout aul ,hcrc we were. We struggled back
as fast as we could and Watchom came
rc-g uolr taking the wrong heading.
cu-ht hm and pushed him mp TO the
.drala room keigllcy was behind holding
.ou r0 me. and one of the happicst minutes
.oi my Ile was when we reached the clothe,
lime and began to pun ourselves up 90 fine
ua>h a.-. lu that drain hole we thought
Tho mon might have taken refuge and th,
tlIf... MAS kneo.dDau
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-03
MARTINS FERRY.

There are Washington parties here lcas
ing all the land they can get hold OF Tor thC
purpose of boring for oil. They have Sc
| cured three or four hundred acres now, ano
| have ONLY been here for two days. The
| New Yorl, parties have got great many
leases i'm the Glcnns Run district, and II
| looisas if we are to have an oil boom IN the
near future.
There will be lots of enjoyment for the
people that stay at home tomorrow. Inc
! Catholic Church gives Il picnic up at sea
brights Orchard. the Happy Nine at III
richs and the Independent Hose Co. gives
a picnic at McSword's Orchard. So there
will be lots of fun for all.
From expressions heard the past few
DAYS. the picnic on the New Fair Grounds,
Wheeling Island, seems TO be the most
popular resort for the 4th of July The
neople are anxious to witness the prize
drill of the Knights of st. George, since
they have become so famous.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Henry arrived from Ala
hama YESTERDAY He has been employed III
mill in Bessemer Ala, for several years
rs assistant manager, but he resigned to ac-
ccpt a better position here
Misses Allie and Carrie Hackman,
daughters of DR. Monroe Hackman, left
Yesterday ca pleasure trip to friends in
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. David Cross received the contract
for painting the City Hall, &c. The pap.
ering has not been given out.
Thomas J. Irwin, Manager of the New
Brighton Glass Works, is in town shaking
hands with old friends
Mr.. George Hall, formerly Of this city,
now of Southern Kentucky, IS back here
on a visit.
VIM. Lehew, of Mason City, is visiting
our genial saddler, Il. II. Heslop.
Mrs. James Noonan and daughter leave
for Clifton to-day on two weeks trip.
NJ. NJ. Ong. Of Steubenville, was here
among relatives yesterday.
The Arcadian Club rode out as far as the
Wayside lun last evening
Dannie job has gone 10 Niles TO spend
his summer vacation.
The bids for paving Fourth street will be
open tonight.
Albert Hastings is among friends in the
city
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-03
WIDE 4 cOMrKoNII.E.
The Lottery is Likely 10 Win in Louis
lana.

lana.
NrW ORLEANS. Ia. July The lottery
question has been settled So far as the
Legislature is concerned The opponents
of the lottery finding themselves beaten in
both Houses agreed yesterday TO the follow
in- compromise proposition. which was ac-
ceptei Dy che company. The lottery bill
which has passed the House and is before
the Senate is 90 Doe passed without Obstruc-
tiuu che State accepting Sl,25O.00O "a year
for the lottery privilege. The compromise
agreed upon to-day. is that primary cleo
ton is tO be held some dav not vet agreed
600. ar which only whites Shall vote on this
question. either u favor of accepting the
lottery company offer or against 10. II u
majority uvors the proposition the autis
ure '0 withdraw au opposition and let the
amend go through Zoo iSe3 IL q major
llt Is AGAINST Dr. tho lottery company will
withdraw It's offer and leave the state
when f- charter expires
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-03
The Commercial Traveller.
Eat Slow

and clean your mouth afterwards with so
ZODONT. and your teeth will be IN con
dition to do their work for years. Ihou-
lands Of dyspeptics bolted their food be
cause they had not good teeth TO mastlcate
properly Chew fine, eat slow, and use
SOZODONT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-03
Toasted Coffees.

"Alar0mn." "Arbuckle'>,' Lion. ana my
own roast of "Olt Woman, "Horsc Head, anc
loose ronst.
~ Sole Agent for the Celebrated Dupont
Powder Mills. 4 full supply of Rifle, Blast
ing and sporting Powder OF every Kind constant
IN II magazine order, solicited from dealers
ONLY. Also Patent Hemp, Cotton, aud Water
prn. safety Fuse. myG