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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-11-12

3il llgeblabets 8osbanbel ct
netop antommen en- np 5oripnins
al 8bser, inbbefattenoe norife @tole'
bigger, Salmebpser 2anoitaos
Salmebo9 forfilet - enselite Orb:
bigger til foritieqis 8ris, Seniens
2aiebos for TolteFolen os 6olte=
biemmet, 2inberots &ofiQe, 9arpen
nj. M.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-11-12
5nelanect.

ban opoe al @lroe. Gau Claire
Ste 9iop. Slaoore @oof, Der paa
Eirsoa9 pal9tes til Sberifi paa oen
6emutroti1e Gidet. opoe imorses al
Sla9tilfelbe, Der bar en- 6plge af
@laoen oper bans Bartis Seier.
-Sfglse en- onoen Meobclel1e, Der
formooentli9 er mere forrett, bpoe
ban lom Sblae al ben Spenoius,
bpori ban bapbe pnret.
- Baltimore, Mari(anb. Ste Sou:
Murat @aliteoo flyer, at &epublifaz
nernes 9eeberlaa maa tilifriues 5ars
mer=NQiancen 8elten os ben Omz
itanoisbeb, at Goltet troeoe ben ,Onz
be" lelu par Mc&inleD=8iQen. 9an
onta9er, at @uu. &attiion fra &enn=
ipluania oil bliuc ben neite oemotraz
tilte 8reiioentfanoioat.
- Mc&inleD ct uoe al @nne. So
lumbus. Sbio, Ste Nop. Sc iioite
@fteretnin9er fra lobe &on9resoiz
itritt aaar uo paa, at Mc&inleD er
llaseu. Mc@inlep ielu os bans &eu>
ner meoQiper, at @arlpid CT palQt.
= &al9ene / Soma. 9es Moines
Ste seou. &elultatet al 5tatspalset
ct, at Stemmerne itaar 1aa l19e, at
bet alene ian ofsipres ueo ben officiz
eQe Eellin9. Ser er Nntponin9 til,
at McTarlano, ben republifanle
&anoioat til @tatS1efreterembebet er
pal9t, og at 9emotraterne bar faaet
&asierer=o9 Sernbanefon1mis1erem=
beoerne. Soma tommer til at lenbe
6, lnaaFe Z 0emotrater, til &on9res=
ien-i ct 3iitritt ltaar nemli9 5tem=
merne iaa lise, at bet tan life meo
@itterbeo afsieres, buem Der er oalst,
fer ben officieQe Ceiling er fore9aaet.
S tre &on9resoiitritter blep oe re-
publifanlfe &aroioater oalgte.
- Gan 5rancisco Zoe Mou. Sen
itore &(an ON 3prlesselien af
6eatber &ipers s5lobleie er MI uoz
fbrt. Set uar bet itprite Goretoeenz
De @ulo9rapniugens Snteresie, Iom
nogeniinoe er ubtprt / California.
Sc Srpuer af @rus, man bar taset
fra 6looleiet. bar oiit fig meeet rig
boloi9e paa @nlo. o9 Mc2ou9Fin,
Der bar foreitaaet Nrbeioet, antaser,
at bans &art uil inobrin9e Se1fobet
fra 10 til IS MilI. DoQors.
- @n un9 Dame, 9atter al en-
prominent Rano @nslemooo, Sui
nois, ifuloe lioite Grebae peb en-
Operation 5liue befriet ira en- 6sbe=
flet paa bet enc &ino, forat bun tunoe
fomme til at ta9e Zig beore no bet
fine Selitab. SIR 9eeen tos bort
ben qeuerenoe TDoei1et, LOB ban henoe
tloroformere. Wfen oa 9perationen
bar uofgrt, fit ban life uetfct henoe.
9ans 6orlps paa at brin9e Bepibitz
beoen tilba9e fremtalote blot nos1e
&onuuliioner, Der enbte meo 9goen.
6orolorenc oilbe lite tro. at beres
Batter por ogo, oa 9oftoren 1a9be
bet. Men oa be enoelis maatte erz
fieuhe ben bitre g>5anbbeo, bar oeres
@or9 flor, o9 ole tilfeoeperenoe
9rno.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-11-12

QOaO Oar @run0en! Wa1Dtn9t0n
Ste gloo. &onsresmeno fra nerli9=
8enoe 5teeer er TONNE bib forat
fplse Snoberetniu9erne fra Wal9e>
ne. Seres Meninaer ont Nariusen
til 9emotroternes @eier er piot for
ifielige. Majoriteten betroster 3a=
riffbil1en lom @runben. Meolem=
mer fra @boen anta9er oslaa, at ben
fpoerole Talsloo bor eiort en- soo
Del. Sen. See fra &ireinia 1aebe
ibag, at ban teutte ben libfe
Sou par 6ooeo9runben til ben merz
telige Ompeltnine. 6nn io9oe aa=
Bent, ot ban troebe en- bemotratift
Moioritet af 125 oar minore for
oe(astis eno Ell Maioritet al 25 pilbe
baoe neret. o9 at Der funoe blipe 5a=
re for uflps 2oo9iuniug meo Den itore
Majoritet, iom ;Snhberetninserne nu
tpoeoe paa. @enator @orman ia9oe,
at @eieren uar en- uotalelle al SOL:
tet moo raoifale 2oue. 81 laa bet
famine, lagoc ban, I 1874, oa &epub=
lifanerne furp9te at oriue en- li9uenoe
&al9lou i9iernem. 9engans panot
ri o9laa en- alminoelis @eier. 8i
baooe Majoritet / @ulet fra ben
Eio al ostil forri9e &alg, Da ri
table paa @runb af ct rab1talt Jorz
flag. Set tonlerpatipe Tolt fer i
2anpet er me9et ieliomt operfor aft,
bpao bet anier for rabitalt. Set bar
torfatet &epublifanerne for oeres
raoifale 2oue. rDe mener WcRin=
lep.8i0en o9 ben feberale &alelop?"
ga, bet fonierpatiue 6olt tror paa be
itore 8rinctper al oor &eeiering o
BARNES ouer Snblfrenfnin9er. Ser
er in9en OpbioIelie eller Opteier,
men Der er en- opb unDeritrbm. jom
ftnber tit uotrpf ueo &al9urnen.
Ser er mango @epublitanere, iom
life oil unoeritbtte fit Earti i en-
rooifal Bepeselle o9 oerfor holccr fig
borte fra &al9urnen.
Baa 9pdrssmaat, ON ban antos.
at @eteren pilbe 9ipe 9emotraterne
ben naite Asreioent, lporebe ban:
Set beror paa, bpilten &urs DC to-
ger. 8pis be er foriisttse os fonierz
uatiue. fan De uente at bebolbe Ma9z
ten lenee" Senator Dolpb ia9be. at
Del oar ct off year, oe at Tarifens
6oriparere oar up,rtiomme. meoens
Mooitanoerne orbeioeoe al Of fin
Maat. 5obritanterue. iaeoe ban. fit
buao Dc pniteoe, oa McRiniep=BilIen
oeoto9es. os brpo Zig laa life mere
ON noget. Sc fom life os tos no.
gen ofttu Sci &eu. Seq er
iitfer pao, ot &elultatet par blepet
ct anoet. bois Billens &ebtaeelie bar
bleuet uolat til eiter @alaet.
@,ptl Serpice' &ommislnr S6omp.
ion flyer: Otter min Menins CT bet
Mc&inlep=8iQeu, lom gap os @eie=
rem. Ser fan ielufplse'i9 baue pe>
ret lofale Iar1aser paa entelte 5te=
oer, men bet par intet 5ammen=
li9nin9 meo Earihen. Gn Manb /
Waibineton ifat baue 1o9t isaor, at
@iuil Seruice par en- piatis Sottor i
@al9et, men bette er gtonlens. S
bet rationale @ouebfuarter af Sar<
meralltancen bet 8pen paafaoes
Der, at @alset bar en- flor @eier for
Garmerne. Mr. &ittenbouie, 0rsa>
niiationens Sefreter. flyer, al Sar=
meralliancen bnifeoe at irettelette bet
&arti, iom befiampeoe fri @plus
mpntnins % oreu i9iennem en- Ta>
rifflou, iom logger iterre Bproer paa
be fattise eno paa De rise. S be
@tater, boor ben er tert, bar ben
uiit, at &rauet paa fri @p1omDntnin9
oar aluorlist ment. 6ornemlis er
bet fommet iterft frem WasIa@u=
ietts. Ne.u Qamplbire, Mis|ouri,
&anias % Nebraifn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-11-12
Stanoaro Sil=8ou8en.

nNeiu Dorf Mornin9 Sournals"
Snteruielu bos Snfel &usiel 5a9c,
/ builfet ben aeniale 5inansmano
ia9oe, at bans Sen Say @oulo bar
lan9t fra at pare nosen fattis Mano.
etteriom bans aarliee SnotR9t bar
10 Millioner 9ollars, ti(trat fig itor
Opmertlombeo @aQ Street os ois=
tutereoes iorist at Meslerne.
"Ses tieneer en- Mano. lom life er
paa lau9t NOR laa fattis lom San
@ou(o," 1a9oe en- &etroelumszMn9s
Ter.
vSes lfuloe BABE Spit til at bpre
ON nosen. iom er lnnsere fra Tattis=
buffet END Mr. @oulo", Iasoe en- al
be lebenoe Spefu(anter paa 6onbs=
8brfen.
v9eter Sobn 3. &odefeller. 9an
er af Meelere, Der Ct pel unoerrettet,
autasen at baue en- 5ormue al 200
MiQioner @pllars % en- aarli9 Srb>
te9t of 20 MiQioner 9o0."
Sen Snotast. &raiioenten al ct
2iusasiurancelelitab bar. er lioen
Sammen1i9nins meo Stockholders.
rSo, &odfelers Snote9t &c fire
@au9e laa for 1om @5arens. @tanoz
arb Oi(z&on9en funoe betale 0ronz
ming &ictorias Saler os uoltrp In>
pisnin9er paa 100000 blanot ale
benoes &rinler os &rinlesicr, uoeu
at Der bilbe ite no9et @taar i bans
5ormue."
.Eppe Millioner aarlis. Set to-
ger &uitcn fra en-. Set brinser en-
MiQioner til at fple fig Iom en- Sat-
tismano / ct frit @uppetjptten. SAB
mig ie, buor meset bet er?"
Set er 81 ,66e, ,6664 Maaueben."
"@ait uet @enterue, STR. &ode>
ie(ler fan taole at tabe benz"
.Bel bet er $364,615 ON u9en.
9a 9fodefeqer er Baptiit os lite az
beioer S0nDaQ. har ban $64, ,1O9 for
boer Sag l1sen. gnta9 at ban IL
9elom mango andre Mfeno arbeioer
10 Eimcr oaslis, laa bil ban for buer
3ime bape $6,4lO. Set er $1O5 for
buert Minut i De 10 Elmer pg $1.76
for boert @etuno. Sc nDia9tise Sol
ct liot mere, eno ie9 ber bar anstuet,
oa leg 6ar fatet pet BrDterne. &eb
boert Waubeorog, @tanoaro Oil=Ron=
gen ta9er, ,tiencr ban en- orccntlis9asz
lgn. &ommer ban neo 9iennem 8pen
omMoraenen i5poruo9nen o9 er / Ei=
me uuoerueis, laa' tiener ban paa
oenne Sur oper $4,000. Os ON ban
ofrer 5 Ninutter forot ,faa puolet H.
ne Gtguler, fpr ban trnoer ino lit
&ontor. o9 betaler @tpulepuoieren
10 @ents, loa bar ban tient Ilere
6unoreoe OoQars. mcoens @tpuler=
ne puo)eoes. Om ban 9aar ino til
en- Barberer o9 betaler 25 Gents for=
at bliue barberet, oil ban ON Is Mi=
nutter TONNE no ieien $767 risere,
eno ban 9if ino. Ds tent, builfen
ueli9net &irfnin9 en- 9oo Seats Seun
bar paa en- Mano meo en- aarli9 Sno=
teet al 20 Miaioner. !1an oil itaa
op pm Morsenen forfriltet o9 $21,=
800 ri9ere, eub oa ban gift tillenss.
Reoens ban ioo, tieute ban iaa me-
get, Tom en- soo 8oebuloer tiener i2l
Mar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-11-12

S &anias er SarmerzNliance
@uuernbrfanbioat ual9t. @enator
Sn9als @ienpals er tuiuliomt, bp
bans Mobtanbere uil faa Maloritet i
&e9islaturen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-11-12
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

Yu9et Souno. Man funbe tro
Jig lelu at itaa paa ct al 9aronnser=
fieloene. ioet man inobreger Den
tpnoe frilfe fieloluft, Der oirfer 1aa
uel9i9renoe.
Win beofc bilien til lleeblaoet %
bets lelere. glnbr. Ol|on.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-11-12

@fterretuinserne fra be foritisQise
Dele al 2anoet uilsr, at bet republiz
tanite &arti bar liot ct alminoeli9t
9eeberloa. @n flor Sci al bets &e=
prelentanter &onsresien er pal9te
til at febe biemme. @elo ben itore
Mc&inlep ct foriuunoeu, % Speofer
Som &eeo. iom bruste fin Mpnoisbeb
neo iaaoan 5trensbeo. at De bemo'
fratilte Meolemmer af @ulet aloris
talbte bam anoet enb G5ar &eeo, pil
i ben nefe &oueres life beboloe no>
get ieien al fin @torbeo uoen moalfc
BEN interest lante 3itel.
Republifanerne erfieuoer M aa=
bent, at beres Barti besit en- itor
Sell, naar bet lpo fig leoc af 3om
9ieeo os Mc@inlep. Solicit piloe
bape Eolben rebuceret paa ale 9epo=
penoi9bebsartitler os iieoet berfor
blen ben forbbiet netop paa oisIe.
Sen enc rette Maobe at uno9aa ben
jarli9e Opbobnin9 af &ense |. Statz
tamret par at neblette Eoloen paa
9epooerbi9beosa1titler, 1om oerpeo
pilbe bliue billigere. Nfen 0fens
5abrifberrer pitoe life, at bette ituloe
tie; BE- pnFebe at putte @fattamrets
OperFuo fin e9en 2omme, os tor
at tlene bette Sormaal Tom Mc&inlep=
Billen itanb. Set ct 0tens Soloz
baroner, iom bar bitteret ben belt
i9iennem.
Ser er TO MaoDer at reoucere
Gperfabbet paa. Wtan tan Iette
1oloen op til ct pia 8auft, nben at
Snbfprlelen afta9er iaa me9et, at
1olben 9aar neb. Wen efterlom
man fommer ouer bet Bunft, pil Snb.
fprlelen bliue minbre os minbre, %
Toloinotesterne oil fpl9elis reduce
res Torbolo BERTH. Set er iitfert,
at man paa oenne Moabe fan blipe
fri aft Ouerfuo / 5tattamret os
brin9e @tatsbuo9ettet unoerbalonce
o9iaa. Men buor tommer Oper>
ituobet zen? SITE 5oltets 2ommer
men / Monopoliiternes, lom ielu fan
befentme &riierne paa De &arer,
man er npot til at fjpbe al benz. Set
er Hart not for enbuer, at buis man
baooe reouce:et Tolben, uar Ouer=
nuooet tommet 5olfets 9omme. me-
oens man ueo at forbpie ben, 9iuer
bet bort til De sraaoise Eruits.
ut Solicit bar ioritaaet, at Mc&in=
leD=Billen bleu bra9t iItano fprat
tiene &apitaliternes Snteresler, er
8al9enes llofalo ct tilitref:elist Be=
ois poa. O9 bet bar l6nnet be
Menb, iom FOB fig 1offe eller pife til
at femme for ben, ,neo at looe oem
iiooe biemme. 9uis lite bet republic
fanite @arti uiier fine fanatiite Eolos
polititere &intcrueien MI, iaa tan bet
oere filter paa ct perre Neoerlo9 i
1892. S refc &epreientantbus uil
9emofraterne bape en- Mojoritet al
l45 / bet minoite. Bruser be i'm
NRa9t meo forfanoi9t Maaoebolo, iaa
bill be beboloe ben. Set @arti, iom
tiener 6olfet bebf, pil altio blipe cet
fterteite. vi uorette noset 9aunli9t
for Solicit ibet belle taset er, buao bet
'ommer an paa. sSn9en Rlaslepoliz
tit maa oripes.
Set bemofratife @arti man9ler
9iiciplin, flyer mon. 9efo minore
tpranniit pil bet pare. Bet er lite
be bebite 2upe, iom oriues isiennem
meo &ortilppben. 9et er beore at
babe ieluitenbi9e &epre1entanter
en- looaiuenoe 5or1amlins eno iaa=
oonne, fom liseer paa &ne for &ar=
tiets 2ebere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-11-12

9onneap er bleuen ual9t til Seno=
tor fra fit 9iitrift.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-11-12

@n np Toripnins af Bb9er er net=
op anfommet til l1geblabets 8o9ban<
bel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-11-12
>. .. &etoaI.
1fEr,,, a 1or ~ S,,r,(,.y

@n itprre Toripnius at Barer eno
noseniinoe. Nf @l9in=l1bre forefin=
bes fra be billi9ie til DC foitbareite,
iaaoel Cub iom Splpfasler. Mn=
ore @ulo< % Sglbla9er Meneoe.
2ommeubre os &e9u6re repareres
9obt os billist. @ulb> oe @plparbeiz
oer uoferes efter Befilling. @r
Igent for st. 2ouis=Spectacle Co.,
ber fabriterer ubmerteoe BriQer.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
FROM RUDoLpHTowN.
News Notes From one Of Clarksville's
Pleasant Suburbs.
To the Tobacco Leaf-Chronicle.l

To the Tobacco Leaf-Chronicle.l
Bethel Auxiliary of the w. B. F.
M. held quite a pleasant meeting at
the home of Mrs. G. T. Rudolph, on
the afternoon of the 22nd, and the
band of christian workers felt very
grateful to have with them their for
mer and much loved president, Mrs.
M. A. Rudolph, of your city.
John A. Watson left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Princeton to be present
at the marriage of Miss Lizzie Lucas
and Mr.. Young, which event will be
solemnized at the G. p. church this
evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. j. M. Rudolph entertained
quite number of her lady friends in
one of "Aunt Dinah's quilting par
ties" on Monday last.
Miss Nora Rudolph and Josie
VIM are in your city for few days
this week attending Maj. Penn's
services at the Baptist church.
Mrs. Lucy Jones, who has been the
pleasant guest of Miss Ida Rudolph
for a few days, returned to her home
at st. Bethlehem Tuesday morning.
Miss Maude Davis, one of Wood
ford's little bellies, has been the at
traction in our vicinity for several
days.
Quite a crowd of young people,
chaperoned by j. E. Rudolph and
wife, rambled to the banks of Red
river Sunday morning to view the
the swift and mighty waters.
Green Jackson, of GAINESVILLE, paid
us quite pleasant flying visit on his
"cycle" Sunday afternoon.
The boys friend, "Old Man Thai"
seems rather unsettled of late, and
from his non-appearance on our
streets Sunday afternoon, we judge
there must be some fair Juliet not
far away.
j. w. Rudolph was out wheeling
with some fair damsel through our
streets Sunday afternoon, but being
unable to recognize the vicinity OF
his old heme, failed to pay any OF
his friends call.
CRIPPLE"
nj
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
A Coal Thief.

Pat Ginley caught Joe Harris, a
negro, this morning about O'Clock.
going up the steps at the old Planters
House with a sack of coal ON his
back and arrested him. The negro
told several stories as to where he got
the coal. He first said that it came
from the coal chute at the freight de-
pot. Right on the heels of this he
claimed that he picked it up around
Keesee & Northington's coal house,
and another version was that some
fellow near the freight depot gave it
to him.
The railroad company has been
having trouble of late with coal
thieves and it is more than probable
that this is one of them. An effort
will be made to prove that he is one
of them.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
Forbes Bivouac.

Forbes Bivouac held an annual
meeting to-day at the court house.
There was an unusually large atten-
dance noted and everything passed
off tremendously.
The same corps of officers was elect
ed to serve another year with the
exception of treasurer. John w.
FaxOn offered his resignation as such
and DIR. Butler Boyd was elected in
his stead.
A committee was appointed to
wait on the County court and endeav-
or to get the names of few parties
put on the county pension list.
These are the subjects that were
stricken from the pension roll
at the last sitting of the County
court. The members of the order
seemed to be well pleased with the
way the meeting passed off.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
The Mississippi Flood.

The flood in the Mississippi is Civ
ing great trouble and causing much
suffering and loss of property along
the valley. The levies have broken
in many places and water pouring
in, inundating many of the richest
farms along the river. The 1evee in
front of Skipnitt, Miss, 10 miles
above Vicksburg, broke yesterday
and the town was directly flooded,
the water coming up to the caves of
the houses, and people were swim
ing out. GreenviIle is almost cut off,
the trains being forced to stop run
ming.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
After the Gamblers.

Nashville and Memphis are wag-
ing war on the gamblers and it is
said the professionals are scattering
out in every direction, taking to the
country towns and other States. 1t
would be we'll for the officials here to
keep on the lookout for the sharpers.
No class of evil-doers are more
demoralizing and dangerous to So
ciety. If Nashville and Memphis
can't stand these fellows, GAINESVILLE
would be in a bad way should they
strike this place.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
DIR. PENN LAST NIGHT.
Dives on Trial Before Court and Jury Of
Sinners-An Intensely Interest
ing Sermon.

DIR. Penn preached to the uncon-
verted In the auditorium of the Bap-
fist church last night while the
Christian people held prayer-meet-
ing below. The preacher got down
to his work in hard earnest and gave
his audience the plain meat of the
gospel without any hash, and but
very little spice in it. Lawyer Tom
Yancey occupied one end of the re-
served seat, while Rev. NJ, G. Carney
held down the other end. The LEAF
CHRONICLE reporter observed the
Christian people doing their whole
duty, and went up to help out DR..
Penn, for it was plain that he had
undertaken a herculean contract,
more than any one man, ever so de-
voted, could accomplish. The preach
er took the rich man and Lazarus for
his text, and put himself IN the place
of a lawyer defending Dives, the
prisoner in hell. Father Abraham
and Christ were the witnesses against
Dives and the audience was the court
and jury. UnconsciOusly speaker
addressed himself to Yancey as the
judge-at least the audience seemed
to recognize it that way-and while
the orator was appealing to the court
in front, the reporter sat just behind
his honor doing the praying, and be
tween us Yancey was the worst sha-
ken up sinner that ever entered that
house. DIR. Penn presented Dives as
a man of the highest moral character
that lived, and Lazarus was laid at
his gate because of the rich mans
charities and good deeds. Therefore
Dives called for Lazarus to be sent
back to testify to his brethren because
he had fed him when hungry. He
argued that Dives was not sent to
hell on account of his riches or fine
apparel, for Father Abraham and
David were rich men and were
clothed in fine linen, etc.
He finally cleared the rich man OF
all common charges preferred against
him, but Father Abraham convicted
him on the charge of unbelief.
1t was indeed an intensely interest
ing sermon, original and delivered
with powerful force, awakening re-
markable attention, DIR. Penn will
preach tonight on the objectionable
sin and everybody is invited.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27

Can only be found where mothers at
tend carefully to their medical wants.
The child thus guarded is never cross,
etful or unhealthy. Dr. Winchell's
Teething Syrup is the great beneficial
agent for such use ; rs also positive
cure for all diseases common to chill
dren. Price 25c. per bottle. For sale,
wholesale and retail by Lockert & Rey-
nods druggist
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
Spring Fights.

Sam Dean and Jas. Luke INDUCED
in a spring fight today at corner of
and First streets. Officer
RolloW arrived on the scene in time
to put Dean under arrest. Luke
had left the place before the officer
The case will come up be-
fore the Recorder tomorrow.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
Railroad N otes.

Col. r. E. O'Brien, chief engineer
of the Louisville d Nashville rail
road, was in the city this morning,
but left early for the south side. 1t
is understood that he is working for
a right of way for the GAINESVILLE and
Dickson railroad. He was accompa-
MED by Capt. Graccy.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27

When Macbeth ironically asked,
"Canst thou minister to a mind dis
eased ?u he little knew that mankind
would one day be blessed with Ayers
Sarsaparilla.. In purifying the blood,
this powerful Alternative gives tone and
strength to every function and faculty
of the system. ms 1w d&W.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
Police Court.

Two negro women were before
Recorder Bailey this morning
charged with putting on male
apparel and promenading the streets.
They were both fined.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
Mules for Sale,

A lot of mules for sale at Daniels
stable. Will be sold to the highest bid
der Saturday, Mar. 20, at II o'clock.
mar26,3t d.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
Easter Eggs.

Next Saturday afternoon the Young
Ladies Guild, of Trinity church, viii
begin their sale of Easter eggs at Trim
ity Rcctory. Everybody cordially
invited. M27-3t
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27
ROBERTSON COUNTY.
Farming Operations About Coopertown.
News And Personal Notes.

To the Tobacco Leaf-Chronicle:
The farmers Of our section are feel
ing delighted at the present pretty
spell of weather, and will, in few
days, be doing about much, should
we have no more rains to hinder.
Greatly also to our delight our wheat
is coming out again and looking as
green and nice as ever, though some
what thiuner on the ground, for there
is some of it entirely dead ; such of
it as had jointed will hardly do any
good. The latest sowing and pas
tured fields look the best. Glover
sown Feb. y, or long enough to be
up before the freeze, is nearly all
killed; only that which came up in
the drills and protected by the wheat
is living 50 far as we have examined.
Many will have to re-sOW.
Tobacco plants will be later this
time than ever before, many of the
early sown beds not yet up, or if
even up the plants are killed. Some
are yet burning and sowing plant
beds. We conjecture fair averag e
acreage of tobacco will be set, as
prices for the $50 crop were generally
satisfactory we believe.
We had almost Il water spout last
Friday night, and water courses
were out of their banks, evcr-hOWing
the bottoms, washing out fences, etc,
which had not been removed by
high water since 1882.
Our section is enjoying compare
tive immunity now from the long
siege of sickness we have had for two
months past.-School stands sus-
pended in consequence Of prevail
lcnce of measles. The LEAF
CHRONICLES friend, j. $. DOWlin,
has been having quite an experience
with measles in his family, but we
are glad to add that his sick are CON
valescent.-Also the families Of I.
j. Ellis, l.. w. DOwlin, s. ID. James,
J. w. Wilson, G.. b. Glover, Jr., J.
b. Cobb and numerous others have
had the same experience.
Nora RENE
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27

w. O. Brandon, at the LEAF
CHRONICLE office, is agent for the
"Caligraph," one of the best and
fastest type-writers made, while it is
sold for less money than any other
first class machine. He will take
pleasure in showing the Caligraph to
any one contemplating the purchase
of Il writing machine. There are
now five or six Caligraphs in the city
and all are giving perfect satisfac-
ton.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-27

The committee ON lights will meet
IN secret cnnelave in Jno. Hurst's
Office Mt $50 this evening. 1t is
nrettv certain that some definite con-
p,ns,on will be reached in regard to
lighting the city.