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HERE AND THERE.
AN
Campaign Matters Which Are of General

Campaign Matters Which Are of General
Concern.
A subcommittee of the committees on
Platform and Resolutions, which were APP
poin ted at the Republican local conventions,
met at NJ A. Dorn's Office. on Pine street,
near Sansome, yesterday afternoon, to ar
range prelminaries for The report to be pre-
Sented to the conventions this evening. &. ii.
Perry presided.
A Republican mass-m Getting is announced
to be held at the new Wigwam tomorrow
evening.
The Reform Democrats will meet this
evening in the Arcade Building.
The headquarters of I. V. Gator, the
Irving Hall nominee for Congress in the
Fourth District. are in the General keyes
Building, Oh Stockton street. They are made
very attractive by the presence OF three
handsome young ladies who are acting as
clerks.
A large number of Democrats in the Forty
sixth and Forty-seyenth Assembly Districts
are dissatisfied with johnny D0ugherty's
management If the County Committee, and
intena getting even with him by sashlng
every Democratic nominee on the local
ticket.
A motion will be made at the next meet
ing OF the Republican County Committee to
cOntine the duties of Sergeant-at-ArmS
Isaacs to guarding the exterior OF the assem-
bly-rO0m during sessions OF the committee.
The Morrow Club has adopted resolutions
indOrsing the nomination of John L. Cutting.
A meeting of the delegates at Regan's
Hall, 29 Minna street. last evening, j. b.
Brown was elected Chairman and Peter
Kelly Secretary of the delegation TO the
Municipal Convention, and j. j. Green
Chairman and Il. Ii. Williams Secretary of
the delegation to the Judicial, Educational
and Legislative Convention. All members
present Endorsed Thomas j. fully for the
Thirtieth Assembly District.
Tho Young Mems North End Democratic
Club met last night at Cable Retreat Hall,
| corner of Mason and Pacific streets, and Ell
fected permanent organization by electing
the following officers: President, John >.
| Summers; Vice-President, Samuel Poliak;
Recording Secretary, J ohm L. Lewis; Finan-
clal Secretary, +. ". Francis; Treasurer,
II. Staude: Sergeant-at-Arms, Gardiner
| km6al; Executive COmmlttee-I. Crane
| (Chalrmau) Charles ReardOn, W. /. AIRING
ton, James Graham, a. j. Burke, James
| Durham. Speeches We're made by MessrS.
| Summers, Lewis and Crane, predicting sue
| Cess for the whole ticket
| Republican Club No. Of the Forty-f0urth
| Assembly District met last night at its hall,
| 1919 Market street, Vlce-PIeSdent }. L.
| Griffith, III the chair. s resolution tavoring
| harmony 10 insure the success OF the party
| in the district was adopted unanimously.
| The published Endorsement oil Edward $.
! Solomon for the State Senate by the Army
| ana Navy Republican League Club does not
| bind or affect General Alger Camp, No.
| GncOrporated) a. w, II. L., which is no part
OF the organization first named.
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AUCTION SALES.
M, ], SIMMONS, AUGTIONEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY.
tuesday,. recommendations 7. 1890,
NO s15 VAN NESS AVENUE, NEAR ELI

WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Tuesday................. October 7, 1890,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ.
At the residence Of REV. DIR. V. FL. WIDBER,
NO. S15 VAN NESS AVENUE, NEAR ELLIS,
On account of departure for Europe,
All of the Rich and Elegant Parlor, Bed,
Dining Room and Library Furniture,
Fine French Plate Mantel Mirrors,
Wilton Carpets and Rugs, Extra Fine
Upright Piano, Fine Mantel Clock and
Ornaments, Maroon Satin Draperies,
English and French Engravings, Extra
Quality OF Bohemian Cut Glass, China
and Si.verware, 200 Vo !umes of Stand
ard Works, Encyclopedia Britannica,
Waverly and other Novels. Nearly New
Two-seated Phaeton, Horse and Har-
-. COMPRISING.
Satin BrocateIe Parler Set of the latest style; Eb-
Even, New York. maker, cost $3.50: elegant odd
Parlor Upholstery; large French-plate Mantel
Mirrors; Cherry Etagere ana Bookcase; Wilton
Carpets and Rugs; Maroon Satin Drapery, with
Mantel to match; Walnut, Cherry and oak Bed
room Sets; Fine Hair Mattresses and other Bed
ding; Bed and Clipper Reclining Lounges in Plush;
Rattan Rockers and Easy Chairs; ChId's Carriage
and Crib; Oak Tennessee Marble-top Sideboard |;
Pedestal Extension Table and Chairs to match
Divan Lounge and Fancy Chairs; oak Cylinder
Bookcase; best quality OF Cut Glass China and
Silverware; 200 volumes OF Standard Works: Limo
leum: Lawn-mower; Patent Kitchen Table; Hose
Also one Fine Family Double-seated Phseton gentle
Horse and Harness.
Sale positive.
oc6 q NJ J. SIMMONS Auctioneer.
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mentioned in connection with those who
will seek nominations for School Director.
ships before the Educational and Judicial
Convention. Those most frequently men,
toned for Superior Judges are: Supreme
Justice Thornton, for long term; w. w.
Cope and NJ. S. Horan, same term ii. }.
Stafford, short term. Stafford was formerly
journalist, and has served two terms as
Justice of the Peace
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John II. Herier's Candidacy.

Editor Cal-SR: | noticed in Mondays
CALL a communication suggesting the name
of John Ii. Hegler for the shrleyalty. Mr.
Hegler is man long and tavorably known
in San Francisco. Born in Sonoma in 1S47,
he came TO San Francisco at the age Of %
as agent of the California State Changers, a
position which he held until the Grangers'
Business Association was organized, when
lie went INTO the wholesale provision bust
ness. During his seventeen years of busl-
ness experience in San Francisco, Mr.. Heg
Ter has formed an extensive acquaintance
and commands the respect of all. Although
never a candidate for office he is not a
stranger to politics. but has been an active
worker in the Republican ranks, and for a
NUMBER 0f years prominent in its councils.
He was Chairman of the Republican State
Convention at Sacramento IN Septemb Der
last, and President of the FoEty-f0urth As
sembly District. Although the owner of
one OF the largest dairy ranches in the State,
Mr.. Heg .er has never employed a China
man. lie would undoubtedly be strong
candidate. Yours. etc, VOTER.
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THE TWENTY-FlFTH
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
...oF THE.
Mechanics Institute. 1890.

Opens Sept. 18th, Closes Oct. 25th.
With grand display OF Inventions, Manufactures
and Art. The Latest Novelties and Improvements
in Electricity will be made special feature inciud
ing the celebrated Edison Tower of Light" The
Music will consist of band of fortytwO talented
musicians, supplemented by the best vocal talent
obrainabe. Miss Mathde Lennon. noted
tralto singer from London, and late from Boston,
has been engaged, as also Miss Pearl Noble, the
accomplished young California Cornetist. The Art
Gallery, 800 feet long and 80 feet WIDE will be flied
with and beautiful works by local and foreign
artists. in oil and water-co Photography will
be shown in the most attractive form by profession
ais and amateurs Machinery of all kinds will be
in operation, and many novelties exhibited for the
first time.
ADMISSIoN-DoubIe season tickets, SIS; single
season tickets, 50; single adult tickets, SOC; chill
dren 25c; season tickets to members OF the Insti-
tute half rates. DAVID KERR, President.
j. II. CULVER, Superintendent. sel4 I'd
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At AUCTION!

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -...-..OCIOBEts SIh.
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ, will sell,
BY order of VIM. Hall, on account of re-
firing from business, the entire stock of
said VIM. Halls Milk Ranch,
SITUATED ON OCEAN ROAD, Mr.. ENGLESIDE,
Consisting of 260 Cows, 80 head OF Horses,
wagons, sets of Harness, etc.
S. BOWLEY. Auctioneer.
N. B.-will sell on approved note. six months to
one year, at z per cent oc2 Ct
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MUNICIPAL ASPIRANTS

TIL Sc Who Seek the Most Important
County Offices.
Among the candidates before the Demo-
cratic Municipal Convention tonight will be
the following:
For Mayor-Th0mas Brown, Colin NJ Boyd
ana William r. Goad; for Sheriff.. l. OBrIen
and Fred kaufman; for ASSESSOR Charles VIE
land, William KIeliDg and Dir. Bryan; for County
Cerk-Edward A.OConDor, l.. j. Welsh and T.
T. D00lan; for Superintendent of Public Streets
Supervisor David Barry Edward Owen aud
Rueben Brown.
A thousand and one names have been
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Portland steamer DeI,ved.

According to the schedule the steamer
State Of California should have left Port
land and Astoria on Sunday and arrived
here to-day. From a dispatch received by
Goodall. Perkins & Co., it is learned that
the State did not leave Astoria till yesterday
and viii not be due here before tomorrow
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For Pubic Administrator.

1t is stated that the name of Hiram 7.
Graves, late Secretary of the Society of Cal
ifornia Pioneers, will be presented to the Re-
publican Municipal Convention for the Of
fee of Public Administrator.
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Another letter has been received by the
Republican State Central Committee from
Senator Byrnes, stating most positively that
he has declined the nomination in the Filth
Congressional District. A delegation will
wait upon the Senator to-day and confer
with him upon his action in the matter.
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In a box at the Baldwin Theater last
night was Nine Genee, sister of the famous
composer, Richard Genee, who composed
" Nanon," the opera with which Carleton
opened his season here. Nine Genee is in
this city with her German company from
Berlin
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FROM AN OLD
VETERAN o. ~ WAR
TO HTS
COMRADES and OTHERS

MARCH 2, 1890.
Manufacturers of The Great Sierra Kidney and Liver Cure,
EN:-Having been troubled
since came out of the army in 1865,
more orless with Kidney and Liver COM
plants, ! can say truthfully that have
found THE GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY AND
LIVER CURE, the only medicine that has
ever helped me, and I AM HAPPY TO.
DAY. | am fast on the road to health
and can cheerfuiy recommend this
wonderful remedy to all my old COM
rades and veterans of the war.
DANIEL S. COOK,
3i7 Eddy ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by all druggists.
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TOMORROW,
The Magnificent Furniture Of Residence

..COMPRISISG-...
Magnificent Parlor Set very richly carved cocobolo
frames. upholstered IN old gold, terra Gotta and
olive satin damask crimson plush and satin bro
Caded velours. cost $500;
Magnificent Individual Chairs, superbly carved
frames. in broeaded old gold velours;
Elegant Cocobolo Tables and Standards
Elegant Cabinet Desk;
Elegant Applique Lace Curtains yelvet-covered
Pedestas: Magnificent Body Brussels Carpets:
Fine Rugs; Lot Valuable Books (Josephus, Life
of Grant, etc.): Elegant Oak Hall Hat-Stand:
Very Elegant Eastlake Walnut Chamber Suit, with
beveI mirrors and Tennessee marbles;
Antique Oak Chamber suit Chifouier:
Extra Spring and " bite Hair Mattresses;
Best Blankets Pillows: Spreads;
Willow Chairs and Rockers; Bed Lounge;
Elegant Walnut Sideboard; Palace Pedestal Exten-
sion Table: Fine Dining Chairs:
China Dinner Set; CrystaI-Glass and Sflver-plated
Ware; Frst-class Ideal Range; Agate Ware;
Linoleum; IceChest; Garden Hose, with large
quantity OF other choice furniture
Hs- TERMS CASH.
oc7 Ct GEO. +. LAMSON. Auctt0neer.
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.-..COMPRISING..--
Inlaid walnut-fra Paror Suit, In crimson silk
plush Walnut, Cherry and Antique Oak Easy and
Reception Chairs and Rockers upholstered in silk
and Cherry Parlor Tables; Ornaments; Mantel
Clocks; Pictures; Lace Curtains and Poles; Turco-
man Draperies: Sofas; Bed and Plain Lounges: In
suits, with bevel-mirror dressing bureaus; Best
Clipper Spring and Hair Top Mattresses; Feather
Pillows; White Mission Blankets; Marseilles
Spreads; three Elegant Inlad Walnut and Antique
Oak Chifoniers with plate glass mirrors; two Very
Handsome Folding Beds, in walnut and cherry, with
full length bevel-plate mirror front, costing $l10
and $3.50; Wilton, French Moquet and Body Brus-
sells Carpets: Rugs: Very Large Inlaid Walnut Ten
nessee-marbe Ova-plate Mirror-back Hal-Rack,
cost 800; Magnificent Inlaid French Walnut Mar
BILE top Mirror-back Imported Sdeboard, cost $3.50;
Walnut Pedestal Extension Table; Dining Chairs;
Silver-piated Ware; Glassware; Decorated China:
Cutlery; Range and Kitchen Utensils, ETC.
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD, Auetioneer,
OCT ct Az Pine street.
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For the first time since registration COM
menced this year the number of names en-
rolled on the Great Register in zone day
has exceeded one thousand. Yesterdays
enrolment was IVA, more than 800 in excess
OF the corresponding day two years ago.
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Tuesday. October Z, 1890,
At 10 O'Clock a. NJ. at Salesrooms,
536-53S California Street, below Kearny,
III WILL SELL.
60 Double, Three-quarter and Single Spring
Mattresses a Large Assortment Crock
cry, Tinware and Glassware Elegant
Assortment of Furniture and Carpets,
Ranges, etc.
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on its face. Its breathing had been stopped
by the warm body of the Cat as it nestled on
the child's face.-Chcago Herald.
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MORE BLUsTER.

gates would not be unseated. Robert Berg
field is the defeated candidate, and Charles
Kaufman was his opponent.
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The Superior Furniture of Residence,


l Grand Square Piano, F. b. Pease maker, of mag
nifceut tone, with stool and cover: elegant Parlor
Upholstery. Sofa. Dlvan. Easy and Reception Chairs
in costly materials; Lace Curtains Ornaments, Pic
lures fine Brussels Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Library
Tables, Center Tables, Whatnots Walnut Chamber
Suits, 81 Bedsteads fine Mattresses and Bedding.
Walnut Dinng-room Furniture Chairs. Glass and
Silver-plated Ware, Lounge, frSt-casS improved
Range nearly new, with other desirable articles.
oc6 2t GEO F. LAMsoN. Auctioneer.
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OttiCers Installed,

Hoffnung Lodge, No. 2 QadieSl, Order of
Herrmann's Sons has installed the following
officers for the current term: d. Wedekind,
p; NJ. Wehrenberg, V. p. A. Suhr, G. S. !;
Z. Lampe, +. S. c. Schneider, T.; K. In
garten, l.. Niemann, P. A. Kiedlein, Trus-
tees; A. Roemer, g.; K. Muller, l. W.; f.
Rumph, O. w.
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DELEGATES CHosEN.-The North Point I'm.
provement Club chose last evening E. W. Rainey
Frank Norris aud Charles Roberts as its dele
gates TO the Federation of Clubs.
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COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Enthusiastic Letter From Seattle Repub-
lIcans.


The Republican County Committee met IT.
the NucieHs Bul1ing last night, Dr.. r. A.
Meyers pres ding.
Tie foil wing communication was read
and fled;
SEATTLE. Wash, Oct Sd.
National Republican cab. JOIN with me In
three hearty cheers for the grand old party. We
have met The enemy and they are ours. The
chances are the entire ticket from top to bottom
is elected. Now, boys do your best and send me
as weic me a letter as | am sue this VIII be 10
YOU The Young Mems Republican Club OF Sc
aItle sends greetings. Work earnestly and de-
telmnediy and victory VIII surely be ours. Once
muTe. " Hurrah for our party aud nag ~ Ever
the same, j. RUSH BRONSON
Club 3 FOrty-eighth Assembly District,
reported having unanimously elected John
F. CONWAY 10 the County Committee to ill
George f. Caldwell. The report was
al pied.
The Republican State Central Committee
introduced the following circuar'
The following circular has been issued by the
Chairmen OF The Republican and Democratic
State Central Committees on the question OF
registration:
1t has been agreed by Russell j. Wilson,
Chairman OF the democratic state Central Com
mittee, aud IRWIN {. stump, CHAIRMAN OF Inc
Republican State Central Committee, that regis
tration shall cease, IN ali cOun les where regis
tratiOn has been ordered on the nigh OF the Is til
OF October, 1890, at u o'clocK; and that in
counties where registration has not been ordered
registration shall cease on the night OF Sat urday,
October 4, 1890. at - o'clock.
This agreement does not apply TO the city and
county OF san Francisco,
The comn tee was notified that there
were seyerai vacancies among the regIstra-
ton and precinct officers, and if they were
not filed Quickly by the members from the
various precincts interested, arbitrary ac-
ton would be taken by the committee. The
committee then went into executive SeS-
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GHAS. LEVY.
This DAY.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
SaIesroom-536-53S California Street.
Regular SaleSdays, Tuesdays and Fridays at 10 A.
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Labor Note-Walking Delegate Gondly)-
My darling, you know love you-snall we
make it te-up?
W. DIS Lady Love (frmly)-Yes, Martin;
but if you don't come in early nights after
we are married there will be lockout
WeStborOugh (MasS.l Tribune
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Chamber of Horrors-Attendant (at the
Smithsonian Institution)-In this room,
madam are kept all the types of musical
remotest periods. Nisitor-Indeedl l had
no idea there was chamber of horrors
here.-N. Y. Sun.
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his DAY,

Tue sday. october Z, lSoO,
At II O'Clock A. N, on the premises,
TAO Ellis street, Near Polk,
....I
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"Mamma. YOU haven't given mi

Mamma, YOU haven't given me any dimes
and nickels," complained Jimmy Shattuck,
after the physician had gone.
''What do you mean, Jimmy" asked Mrs.
Shattuck III surprise.
"Why, the doctor said l needed little
change Chicago Inter Ocean.
The morning call., 1890-10-07

The Boston Style-''Some one has GER
tainly insulted your daughter; | heard her
out the back way just now crying out, Va.
cate this inclosure without delay, or III hurl
this missile toward your cranium!"
"Oh, that's HypatIa soaring the chickens
out of the-garden. IN. Y. Herald.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Inherited
ScrofuIa
MISCELLANEOUS.

By which is meant that form of blood impurlty
which is transmitted from one generation to
another, is of the most obstinate OF diseases.
The fact that it combines in its iron-like clutches
consumption and cancer shows how tenacious and
treache 1t is. The marked success Hoods
Sarsaparla has had in curing Inherited scrofula is
simply wonderful
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THE ELEGANT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE

.,
At ! O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises,
1889 BUSH STREET, CORNER HYDE,
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The Proper Name-",So the Russian man.
euvers are going to be held ON the Austrian
frontier" so hear, but no one seems to
know who will command the Russian
troops" "Oh, that will be General Pd-like-
to- lick Austria but-I-can't. '--Humoristisehe
Batter.
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EVENING REGISTRATION.

ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, SEPT. 18th,
" the Registration ONCE at the New City Hall VIII
be open from n. NJ until 9 p NJ, Sundays e4-
cepted( THOMAS J. L. SMILEY.
seI3t Registrar OF Voters.
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"What queer name you have, Miss
Encyclopaedia he said, after he had asked
her once or twice to pronounce it for him.
SWELL" she responded, with just the sweet
est smile, you know what you can do with
that name, Mr.. Smith. "-Washington Star.
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scrofuIa in the Eyes.

"Our little girl, 10 months old, was troubled with
scrofula sores. Her eyes were In terrible cond-
ton, and her nose all covered with scab. Physi-
clans said they could not cure her, We commenced
giving her Hoods SarsaparilIa, and now after using
bottles in the past three months. her face and
eyes clear of the Sores and her appetite has
turned."-J A GREY. 453 Miner avenue, Stockton,
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REGISTRATION
..FOR THE.
General Election 5!

LII ELECTORS DESIRING TO VOTE AT THE
n general election TO be held November a, 1881,
registered regardless OF any previous regis
tration- Registration for the general election 70
be held November 4, 1890. will commence at the
office of the Registrar Voters in the basement OF
the new City Hall WEDNESDAY, August b,
1890 and Will continue until MONDAY, october
49, 1890, inclusive. ONCE hours from a. NJ 10
9P.M.
The registration of voters the precincts will be
held from october Il, $780, to October 18TH, In
elusive.
It is not imperative to be registered at the new
CITY Hall but 1t is the option of the voter TO reg
lister at the lew City Hall or at the Precinct Boards
THOMAS J. L. SMILEY, Registrar.
Auqust & iSeu oc2 12t exSu
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WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD & CO..
TOMORROW.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS,
Office ana Salesroom-412 Pine street,
Nevada Block.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-01

The farmers are watching the pc,
litical papers of Tennessee as they
never did before, and those that treat
us unfairly will cease to enter the
farmers household. Our members
have learned that warning an adder
in their bosoms is bad policy -Toiler.
Now you hear it boys! We have
been telling you bad fellows to keep
quiet or Brother Mcdowell would
convert you into resting stools for his
weary body at speaking bees. Broth
er Mcdowell is shaping this cam
paign to suit his own sweet will, and
adder neMspapers have no hnsinf6s
fairly, and if you do he will just Call
a meeting and set down on you, If
you desire to continue to move your
Shiny selves in the farmers bosom,
it will be wise to follow the example
of the good American and give
Brother Mcdowell a little taffy as
often as convenient.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-01
The way to Farm.

In the Southern Farmer, puplisheu
or A tlanta. the late Henry w. 0rauy
shorty before his death offered
nrize Of s. for each OF the pest zen seto
of five useful suggestions IN fegatu l.l "
agriculture. The November, Deceln-
her and January number OF the mag
a1ine contain ninety-six suggestions.
The nrizes are to be awarded by the
Commissioners of Georgia, Alabama,
Tennessee and South Carolina ana
the editor, DIR. w. Jones. Commis-
sioner b. M. Hord has forwarded ms
decision. His first award is to John
II. Dent of Cottage Home,. floyu
county, Ga, whose suggeSloi's= ~
brief are as follows:
/. A farmer must give his Whole
time and close attention to ms occu'
nation. 2. Raise all your food sup
nlies for man and animals; buy noun
mo that YOU can produce yourseli. .
Ten acres thoroughly prepared AM
wei! titled are worth twenty acre
half cultivated. We own too muei
land: sell the surplus and by Judicl
Gus management make what you Re
tain more valuable. 4. Keep all IN
stock YOU can properly attend te
The butcher wants meat ana the iau
wants manure. Home MADE ms
DorteYesflheaner more .gelAa 9Ae - AZ Z
clean them in the fall by turnin
under weeds, stubbles and all vegt
table matter. 5. Read agriculture
journals and adopt what suggestion
they contain that you believe to b
practieal.-Nashville Herald.
There is much good sense in tn
FIVE suggestions, and farmers all owe
the country would do well to rea
them carefully. The first one knock
the black out to start with. Too man
farmers let their business drag alon
as it may. He must not only Civ
his attention to it, but he must Civ
the very closest attention to ever
little detail that enters into the gel
eral make up of good farm. Al
other is to raise all your food. TIL
is the best of advice. No farmer ca
succeed when he buys farm produc
from promiscuous dealers. Takin
the five suggestions as whole, "
recommend them to the farme
every where.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1890-02-01
Our andidate for President.

He will be nominated by the conven-
ton and will be elected by the people,
because he will come the nearest to fill
ing their ideal of Chief Magistrate.
Electric Bitters has been gwen the
highest place, because no other medi-
cine has SO well filed the ideal of a per-
feet tonic and Alternative. The people
have Endorsed Electric Bitters and rely
upon this great remedy in all troubles
of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. For
all Malarial Fevers and diseases caused
by Malarial Poisons, Electric Bitters
cannot be too highly recommended.
Also cures Headache and Constipation
Satisfaction guaranteed, or money re.
funded. Price so cents and 81 at
Owen & Moor Drug Store.