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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

OxyoRD. .. At Q C.art 20 Proi,sts hsIi 81
Psri. within AMI fer ti~ County 81 Osf"rf.
sn the thiri TUESDAY 81 July. A. u. t~a
Jane. n. Parker, Administrater on The estate
81 t.s.rrs q. Nesisr. tsts 90 stsesham. In all
Cousty. decea-s having pre.estei HE sossest
90 apimini.tratisn of thu Estsss of sail decrAs~i
for allowance
ospsrEp. That On. ALL Admr. give sosle~ ef
the sams 90 all persons interested thervin. by
Publishing Q copy of this orier thrv~ webs sss-
sessi,siy In th~ FORT pemssrst. Q b<wspap<f
sptssg a a Prol.ate Court ~ t,e heiisn % raris,
IN call County. oa The thiri Tuesday sf Auxuss
s~xt, a niss ocksk In The forrpooa. and
sh.w sau-e. ~ any th~y have. vhy The sa~e
CEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
Atrue copy -ais~ss III. q. DAVIS. hrsisssr.
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pEASIOAS

inrtcasr 81 pension h. been granted
10 Newell u. Anna., Bethel. aud ,tcph-
en- e.. Mon.on. Lowell.
George ~. brown ~ Mason has ~
ccl,ei an Increase of pension.
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oNFuRp. .. II, Coar 81 rrolais bell At

ONrpgp, .. Al . Csar % Protsis hell n
rsri. within AMI for the County ~ OxfOri. on
the thlrl Tuesday 81 Jaly 4. u. iss.
Iiiram 10. Han Administrator uith The vii
sAnsssi sn thr estate Of Csl,in Hove lstr ~
Eamfsrl In all County, sieuss--i. having pre-
.sntsi his seeount Of Standardization of ths Estate
81 .aii sisses-.sl Cor slk,~ance;
OsBsarp. That ALI Aiministrat"r give notise
o. all Isr-oss Inisrv-tesi by causing copy ~ this
os,isr b. - pabli.hr.t thrive wesks s,sss--i,sly
In the Osfsri lAemocrst. prihts-i al Parts. that
they NAY spt~sr II . Cour ~ frsl.sts % 10 bell
at faIi.. In ssii toauty on ths thir'i tseshy
shaw oAa-.. ~ any they have, Why the same
.hoali not - alL~~i.
.kOIGE A. WILSON, Ju.ixe.
A true copy latest Ill. q. DAVIS. Register.
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MEssENGER's NOTICE.
OSSick os rms snrsiyI 90 ox,osp Cousrr.
STATE ~ MANI

OxrOWD. &c i--Jaiy lsth, A. u. isa
This u ts give Notiee, that .a the ifth ssy ~
Jaly A. u. i-0, AMarrsht in in-slsvnsy csc
is.as-i cot 81 the Court 90 Insolvency Coz cal I
tauniy sf Dsfsri. against In estate 81 Chsrtss
u. " alkrr 90 >swry In all County ssVu ix,.i ~
- en- in..lsent sisissr, stitisa of -sli stssr.
uhk d v<titioa "a. nh.i os thu ~ dsy % iuiy a.
10 isu 90 uhl.h ls<t ssmsi sist. interest," claims
anil the delivery ssi transfer ~ any prsp~tty
tlsnsinx ts all ielssr ~ him f.r sis s.s. ssi
ths delivery AMI transfer 10 any prsIsity by him
are fst,aiiea BY .w that msstlnf ofths sre 10
ors ~ -zil sisisor. o. prove their de,t. asi
eks-s-s one cr more Ass,fsee- 20 bls estate. utll
~ he'll At Csar % Insolvency.. ~ - bstiea 81
Paris. In salt toanty. on The sch day % Aug.
a. %. Isa. 20 nine o',ls-k In tl.s fsrvss-ss.
Given us isr ay hssi th~ date IRA ai-s,s
AVIAN n GOODWIN. D.puiy sheriff.
~ Ne--enrcr Of ths Ccar % Insolvency. for
saIi County % Osfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Wa y. Ilsnns,i i-,ahlis.i on ihs
eat by As.i ~ . 4 i.snsstt.
.saih ~ aai q y n Jham
t-rlsin. scst ny >es iismP
shlv state nns. ~ tbs
s.ml .ilnsn. hsir. n. t-rinss
l-su - DEALER Nss.iss. -
ssiis.i. itins 90 ths sss, si'is
~ ~.cs Mtsr. u VI
ChsFt-- ~ tiysart. sitsst~i In
ttiisrv oa s.suth sils -hrp
hr~i UlsgF. nssf wAr.n :.
Quluts fv.i lrn.s. Us
Chafiss N iisxsri t-san.isien
~ nnfth ~ q o. ,siwws
farm. ra.t ~ last ~ thkk.
.ogth ~ lao q : , nursin, ~ II
fssss. B. t.sf,i, s.sasistisx ~
fiesssst fsnl 20. 1ofa ks.
at Ms. tssag'. OBJ hssuss
strst l-san.ls-i an ths nnfth
~ ri..ssnt rsnt. eat W
Isams'k ts-n Ias, s.suth ~
ant - Mr.. .ilmsa sol
ashsf., 49,, Ny fpsbsrs 49,,
Ism~. b Tort. lny-u q. the
t-in - i-saa iesi 80 al slies
~ svai I'D -. - -
Jsas. y iar,i. isinx tsof -.
rus ingAil. I'D "a. cssnHsou
AL us.iistist-tyasi~i 90
49, n.f,h ~ Nm. Han last.
srst ~ >aro River. II "a
,hwsrr 4 i.s~i ~ osnsf IN
knssu. iaiiiiaF. ansi "a siin
at-i al sast brvsnheht. a
lanftisa "a r,-.t. nesfiF upT-p.
siis . is-,vvaaN Fv.llsaue, "a 10
thsftrs fatsr.an. fsftnsHy
ssnst by >.sh Nerihskl,
l-sansis,i On the aofth by hni
81 . y Vsint, .s.t ~ hai
80 l.. ~ A l.. y. nssvr.,
s.Suth ~ foftrf tssn nbr, a. u
Uiiftsa, is~i. W lvuhici On
~ nssth ~ ahi ~ a.. "
tlgn-sa. sast ~ raj o. ~
fam .suth ~ aRi - Onta
Lace s..t by snsi % : ',
Lane, ga
srh~s -tsaisy. aln ssi "a
estate min y,
DAVID n -tANfl,
TN..sUF.f "a ~. l.s.0 - nftsS n
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oxYoRp, al . Count Of rrl.,s ssLi |.

ONToRD, &c Al q Court 20 Pr,,asis he'll 81
the thiri TUESDAY % Jaly 4. %. t-o
MIHAuAu o. Dt<>. nsnsei kxsrutfts
In q CERTAIN tastrumeut panoftinf "a " ths
lat VIII snt Testament of ssvsn Dans.
late % Cant.n In -sit Ceunty, sterras~i. hAsinx
prt-sats-i the same Gar Probate
OnDsnEI. That the ssii txsatdx tive nssise
10 al ,srson. intsfc-sel by causing copy of this
orisf D. l,s yabli.ls-i thee weeks ssoceAsissiy
the, may srpsar st q Probate Coar ~ 10
he'll 81 Psrts. In sail Coasty, oa the thiri Tues
siay of Aasa.t newt 90 .f The sh-k is ths f.rv-
n.pn, anil show cause II asy tiry have. why thr
.Ai.l tn-trum<nt shoaki nsf 10 pfosest. apyfoscl
and alLos~i as ths last Win Asi Testament ef
GEoRsE A. WILSON. Isisv.
trts sapg--t Must Ill a. DAVIS. Nrst-tfr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

pNrUHi,. o. Ais Court - Probate. hsii Al
faft. stthin sni fuF tn tuuntY afoNfsri. 90
tn thirl ras-tsy "a iaiy \. n. t-s
pu ~ y.s,itiaa - Nahis fs,tr nEin. Adfaini.
tr.iof - ths sstate - thfrlss kshsftlsssn, ste
20 Ramfsfi To- all tauuty isssa.s-t. pa tps fs'
tlesass g. coll Aai ornFsY rsftsin F,al sstatr
ifsrftl-- 4 IN his prtitisa - nls IN ~ Private
Une. a pahur ~ private sss, DC ~ lsay
ussnt q isls. snt sharsvs.
uHpsatB. That ths .skt Irtitisssf sits nsfiss
o. al t.rr.ss. tntsfv-tst ~ sausiax an si-trssi
a NJ. pstitian. With this or'isF thsFvon o. -
pabl.hs-l thrv~ srsks sursss-ltTlY In ths
bsfsri il-sas-fAt. prntsi al fsfis. IN all
Iodnty. thai thu MAJ appssf AZ frolais
Csat 3, 10 holisn Il rars. In ssii CsuH,r
on tlss thlri Tsr-iay ~ NsEust neat, a hins
s'sk-k 10 ths fsfvns-pn, ah.t shaw saa-s. II any
thu have OH The sauae shaaii ne 10 srant-l
stDHsI 4 WILSON, Julgr.
Atfss copJ -Aiie-, II q. DAVIS. Essis,'r.
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4 country editor said ~ Ill. rival:
".,slie from hi. hccry flight. snd f,ncIe.
hls paper IL pretty good, ss u advocates
IA. u.. Of the economical brussels soap"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

TiIE sais-cri~r hsr.by rive Paliis n"i.cs
that ~ hs. t-'.n duiy appointed b, IN iianafa
bio juixe ~ Probate Coz tbs Cganty ~ ohigil
sod a..amei The trui ef tsecutor ~ ths
Estate %
MARTHA q. FARgi>.TD>. late - ~ barE,
In all Gossty. dsses-s-i. ~ xtthE isoni o. W
tsu dirsst-. h. thswfsrr rs.las=ts al Iff-in.
in'ieisst D. The estate ~ all lesea-.i o. maN
dfsaansts thsrrsn o. exhibit tks ssfne -
Jaiy rs. Ip0 BAMAN y. s1DNt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
,axn,.,nr,rr.xr..

In to- ,s-s q nsy.aasti. IN ~ Csan,y ~ en-
tsr,i sol ~tsie - Msins. Zoe ths lesf i.-s
Ths tsllF.tas ust 20 tascs on fvsi rstsis ~ mn
r~.lisnt asssf. In ths tssa ~ bVsnnsti. f.f
ths year 90 In hlil. sota.itts~i o. william "
Wslsasll e,.lisstaf ~ ssil ts~n. % H. iis'
isy % Jun.. l--s,. has lssn r.iarue.i ~ hia "
a ~ t.. b. ~. esrtlac.ts ~ that late sa.l 40
F,ussln aatssli. ani nstics !. hsrveI stssn that
N a. all tsxss. tntstv-t AL sharsys az.
~ t-sii IL o. ths tFvssury ~ AL e-n
.tthla .i.btssa ss,snth. ff,ssa the late ~
~ s.,sasltassut "a all Ails. marh n
~ r.sl estate uxei az uiil - .unsteai o. pst
IN asasaut das i.sfyfsf. iaslsiiax snisr,-i AL
sh.rE~s. oil waksai farther sssloe - .nhl al
pahIls aastlaa 81 the alhos q ! u. fHaA IN
all tsun on ti,s 81 dsy - uSsvsal-F, Lea, 81
aas o'rk.k IN tis aftsfus-sa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
DAVID u sgANki,
Tvasafvf 20 tlIs tssa 20 nrvsndeAl.

OXFORD, o. At Court - rrsissie hsii %
Paris xithin snst foF the ,ouhty ~ osfori On
tn thlrl Tse..tsy ~ Jaiy, \. u. t.s
Argitlrs COLI. f,rutor ga The estate
- thsfis. 4. At~a. late - Baskneti. ~ ssii
% aiainl.traiisn 90 On. estate ~ all s..-sssi.
&c aihswsRcs
DHp,ssB. Thai a.. .sii I've atsr give nstio.
D. al tsr-sa. Interested thsfytnhy ssasinx oopt
- this oF,isr o. - pahh.h-t thr.s svsAs surs~-
sssly In The O,fari i,ssns- rat. ptiatesi a fsTis.
that ihsy may apgrsf al q frVisie tedr " IL
bsd a fsrs. Ia all ,sauty, 90 tis thiri Tue.
siay - Aug. neat. a nine ~ M fl-s In III
fsr,ncun. AL .hss ssase. II any thsy have.
xhy To- sanis .hsaht NJ - sihss~i
GtOELt 4. WILSON, Juisv.
4 true espy. attest III q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

last. t~is~ a. long a. cheap sap for
laundry u.e-Iiru..el-.
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Fer Gsvcrusr.
Edwin c. Bur|eigh,
or AuGast~.
Zee Wsrsssssssssse ~ s~ssssss
NELSON DlNGLES. Jr.,
OF Lewiston.

fef ~snstsrs.
WALDO fErrt>GiLL. u Rasaiss'l
IORHN n Ellis. "a nrvsuaslt.
Fef ezra Il Csart..
ALRkEr :. AUSTIN, - Parts.
For Res,-iss ~ tss-ls.
JonN v. srA>LEN. - Parts.
For Register u pc.i. .ws-teru pisirtt
THOMAS :. MCINTYRE. - frysbarE
fof C.anty rrvssarvf,
GkoEsE n. ATWOOD. - Parts.
For Coonty Cemmis.loasf.
WILLIAM ". wHfTNARsn. - >vr~sy.
80 >hsrtr.
JAMES l. rARkER a >tssshNHa
- Cuuntr Atturusf,
tpwARp 4 wALkER. q level
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

OxtoRp. sss-Ata Coar q Prul.ss hill q
Paris, uithls asi Coz the Gsasty sf oxford, sa
the thiri Tseslay sf Juiy. 4. ~ iso
os u.s I.titlss Of Lie A.. Swss, Of
k.iIsrsi Of hssksi. s. spp.isi.i A.isisi.srs'
20 90 III e-ssse ef Asuls u. Deaxiass. lac Of
Cpees. 10 sahi Cousty. asssa-rd.
okDExkp. rhst NE -sti v>sisisser give ss<
.s ~ 1890, lssssssssl ~ esas.sr : espy. u
" n shs Oxferf iIssrr.s. pstss>i - rsns In
sad Csssty, thst th<y NAY appear = . Prolsss
Cesrs ~ - hsliss q rsns. " ssli cssssy, 90
VIZ ~ sa.s sbsski - ~ rrasssi
AHusesvy-ssssss; Ia. c. DAVIS. hsglsSsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

TiIE .ul.-~ril-r hsr,by give. pubic paslc.
that hs IA. l-~n day spIsahtsi By The iioa"r
alb Iuis. - fruists fsr tbr toanty ~ psfori.
sai s..atas-i the trust - Adsniatstrstsr With
tl.s wtl snaexei % ths estate %
NATHAN %. rtRnl late 20 fsn..
IL all tsanty. tsress.i. By nttnx iant Ne The
.s dirsts. ~ thsr-fsrv rv.,a~st. al I'yr-oas
la.isltsi o. tn estate % all ass.s-st 81 msks
tmaesiiate payment. anl this. who have any
demands ti,rf.sn o. exhibit The same :.
Juiy ian. I.a IDuI. 10. BisnEE.
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POSTAL

J. stanley, d, hss bcen appolntsd
postmaster Al south Hiram, vscs EueeDe
y. Stanley.
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TiiE sahserii,sr hervby gives pahllc s.sice
that sh< has tsea duly apy-sinsssi rs thu IIssor.
abk Jsixs ~ Probate Tor the Ceanty of ga fsri
ant ssss"-i The trust Of ADMINISTRATOR % the
estate ~
SAMUEL RiDLoN, late sf Porter.
In sst Coanty. siescA-~i. by giving l-sn.i 90 the
lac iif~ts. che thewfsrv r,.,a~-ts eli ysr-ss-
sts,ssnts tbsvsa " sahihit The .ssss ~
Jsiy u. tsO. SARAH q. RiDLO>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

rnr .ab-rriirr ker.by srise vubiis notifs i.ial
h. ha. i-sa siuly apyrantei by ~ Hoe. lulf.
effnsl-ats fsFtiie CountY - ONforl an I assanf.l
the tru.t ~ txerutof - IN estate -
ALDEN Btsstl. sts ~ III. khsl,
In ali Cognty, dssss.e-i. b. giving i.sai a. -
hs iir,<t. ~ thsrsfofs rv.gas-t I'll Isrsnn.
insisitri o. ths estate 81 all ieceA-s-i O. haAf
inms.iistr psymeut, snsi ti,s-s vho have any ~
nsnsis thsrron ~ sahibit the .sns y -,
July Is. iso. A. a.. ftAk.oN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

TtiE sas-srthsr h.rvsy give. pabsie patlcs
thai he has l-rea daly sy,-slhtesi ~ The Iisnsr.
alb juiTs ~ fro,,sie fof the Csanty of OxfOr,l.
ant sssamei The trust ~ Adnisistrsior - the
estate .f
JOSHUA n. CHOCkIrT, LATE ~ Psrts.
In -aii Coanty, de..sset. by gtslng issai q. the
Law firvts. be- thefsf0rs r..guests all psr.sns
inisitet o. ths sstsis 20 saii sierss-ssi o. uAks
iInmciistr Isy mswt. anil tho-s wh. have any
s,e.ssnsl. tl.sreoa b. sxhil,it Tie .sms ~
Jaiy u. l-o. ELISHA b. SUM.
THE sais-sri-r heresy give. pablie nathoe
that b. has l-rea daly sppslst q by the IIon.sf.
bls JutEs vf frsi.ste Zoe The Coasty sf Oxfsr,l,
sni as.smssi the trust ~ kseuior % the
estate 20
ABIGAIL. D. MoHsr. late .f Paris.
In ALI toanty, sfsres-et. by xtstnE t-sni a. the
lac div.ts. he therrfore rr.lesst. all per-sa.
tsishtesi o. the estste 90 ait sicres-ei o. make
imme.iists payment. sal ths-s whs have aay
ds,aAni. thsrroa a. eshiiat The sane o.
July u, 80" BENJAMIN n. MORSE.
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rsnu. al ~ . year N psii strietiy n s.iysnss.
othsr~i-s t,s year singh copses csss--
ADstEtt.sss~rs All lsxsl ADVERTISEMENT. srr
stssa thrss Consecutive tn-sFtien- f,sr elAs 80
tnrh IN kn.th ~ cslumn. SPIRAL contrsr-
uasis ~ith sal tr>ns,snt sni yearly saissiu-
Jon rsf~tt>o View tyr. fsst prv--s-. s,.am
pDvsf sxpsrfno~l werkunen and 80 pftss
ossahins ~ nsks thl. dsTsrtusut "a ear easi
ne.s complsts ssd I-spalsf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05
Failure of Sawyer, Wallace & Co.

A telegram was received here yes
terday evening announcing the
failure of the well known
house of Sawyer, Wallace &
Co., Tobacco and General COmmiss-
ion Merchants, New York and
Louisville. The news was a great
surprise to this community and gives
rise to a feeling of general regret and
expressions of sympathy. Sawyer,
Wallace & Company commenced
business in New York nearly forty
years ago, establishing at once the
highest credit inspiring unbOunded
confidence in their integrity and
business qualifications. They have
all along conducted an immense
business. No one here has suffered
any loss by the failure so far as is
known, but there is great loss to the
trade by the failure of the house
which has sustained so nobly the
speculation which has kept up prices.
There are probably about $1,000 in
drafts on the house that may be re-
turned, but will not involve pecuni-
airy loss.
S. A. Sawyer went from this
city to New York in 1853 and estab.
Iished the firm of Sawyer, Wallace
Il Co. in conjunction with David l.
Wallace and Thos. Miller
Houses on Wall street say the cause
Of the failure was the result of the
efforts made by the firm to squelch
competition in the commission bust
ness by doing their commission bust
ness with European spectators with
out margin and small commits
sion.
In n pork deal last January the
firm is said to have lost 81 600, 900 ON
this account,
1t is estimated that the total OF
nominal assets will reach 81, $50, 900,
among which are included the 81 ,000,-
600 lost in the pork deal.
The firm in II letter say that their
resources We're exhausted by losses in
the foreign option business, on wheat
and provisions, and that owing to
the number and variety Of these for
eign accounts the liabilities cannot at
present be approXimated, but it is
the opinion in New York that the
liabilities will reach far into the mil
lions.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05
NOW GUESS!
The Nearest Guess Takes First
Choice of Prizes.
How Many Will Pass in at the Gates
During the Fair From October
to l InclusiveP

The following premiums will be
awarded to the seven persons guess
ing nearest the number of persons
passing In at the gates during the
four days meeting of the GAINESVILLE
Park Association, October 8, 8, 10
and II. The award will be decided
after the close of the fair by the
board of directors, according to the
number of tickets taken in at the
gates during the four days. The
person guessing nearest the number
will have first choice of the pre-
miums offered, the next nearest, Sec
Ond choice, and so on.
EVERYBODY ENTITLED TO GUESS,
and guess as often as they please.
All guesses must be made in the fol-
lowing blank form, printed in the
LEAF-CHRoNICLE, and must be in
the boxes before p. m. October II.
Make your guess in plain figures.
On blank line write your name and
pOstoffice and send the ticket to the
LEAF-CHRONICLE. 1t will be kept
in a sealed box until called for by the
officers of the Park Association tG
decide the contest.
CUT THIS OUT AND GUESS:
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05
News From Forest Hill.

Special to the eaf-ChrOnicle.l
awe have had just enough rain &c
make IA good tobacco crop" so say
some Of our farmers. The prospects
are very good, except that the horn.
worms are plentiful.
We are surely ble3t with meet
ings, The Methodists are holding a
meeting at the Tabernacle (Uncle
Dave LOckert's barn., and we trust
they may do much good. i. II.
Cover, J. +. LOckert and w. H.
Bigger, who are soliciting subscrip-
tiOns for Il Free Will Baptist church,
report about eight hundred dollars.
This indicates that we may have a
new church some time soon.
Rev. j. w. Sullivan, from Clarks-
vile, is out assisting in the Method
list meeting at the barn.-E. W.
Bourne, one Of the Port Royal young
men, was on this side Of the river
last Sunday. II. Ware and fam
lily, Of Adams Station, visited the
family of j. II. Potts last Sunday
Willie Reed Lockcrt, who came
into this land some two weeks ago,
is now highly entertaining his father,
James ID. Jim is very proud of his
boy and says he is going to make Il
regular Henry Clay out of him.
Miss Julia Lockert spent last week
visiting relatives in Guthrie, Ky.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05
smoTHERED TO DEATH.
The Bank of the College Street Sewer
Caves. Catching Four Mon.


Just at the time OF going to press
the sewer bank on College street,
about 80 feet east of Second street,
caved in, catching one white man
and three negroes under it. The
white man was Mr.. Quinn, brother
of the contractor. The negroes were
regular sewer hands, names unknown
at this writing. BY almost superhu-
man efforts the lives of two of the
negroes and Mr.. Quinn were saved.
One man, however, is undoubtedly
killed as he was buried deep and at
the time of going to press the hands
had not been able to reach him.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05
He Accepts.
70 the Tobacco Leaf,Chronicle.l

TO the Tobacco Leaf-Chronicle.l
A call being made on me, signed
by "Many Voters" to become a can
didatc for magistrate TO fill the place
Of c. ID. Bailey resigned, | will say
as / have just passed through a very
heated canvass for circuit court clerk
| cant do much c'cctionccring, but
if | am elected | will serve them tC
the best Of my ability.
Yours respectfully,
w. a. SHELBY.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05
Rochester lamp, $500.
j. f. Couts, furniture dealer, one
fine ocking chair, $500.

/ Geyer's Stationer, n periodical pub
lished in New York City, pays Miss
Eddie Position, of this city, compli-
ment on several new games she has
invented. They belong to the ''Tale-
Game Series" and are "Little Golden
Locks, or the Three Bears" "Jacz
the Giant Killer" and HLittle Red
Riding Hood" A large cut of the
latter character appeared on the first
page of the aforementioned periodi,
cal.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

The increase of business, forces the
Western Union Telegraph Company
to put in another messenger boy, one
being unable to deliver the messages.
Tolbert Ingram takes the place and
sets i'm this morning.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05
Monday, September 90, 1890

the following described lot or parcel of land
lying and being in the Fifth civil district OF
Montgomery county, lying on the waters OF
sulphur Fork Creek beginning at stake In
the middle of Bournes spring branch at the
south corner of the church lot, running
thence north 24o w 40 poles to n stone; then
north 500 T. A poles to double ronwood on
the bluff of sulphur fork creek then up said
creek with its neander tat low water mark,
south "a east 81 poles to "A stake at the mouth
OF BOurne's spring branch; then up said
then south GO west II poles TO the beginning
containing 10 acres.
TERMS: One, Third cash, balancein twelve
and eighteen months, and Il lien retained for
the unpaid purchase money.
G, ID. BAILEY, Clerk and Com.
September 8, so, 4w.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Frank Hamlet and Miss Mary
Cage, daughter OF DIR. Cage, of Car
mel, were married ut the residence
Of the brides father last evening,
Rev. j. J. Conner officiating.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Mrs. President James X. Polk Cele-
hratcd her S7th birth day Sept. ith
She is still vigorous and bright, Il
grand old lady the center of admira
ton and love.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Miss Myrtle Drane left this morn
ing to enter Wards Seminary for
young ladies at Nashville.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

DIR. Beaumont and family have
taken rooms at Mrs. O'Brien's, on
Fifth street.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Mrs. S. A. Caldwell and Mrs. VIM.
Neblett have returned from visit to
friends on the south side.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Mrs. l.. b. Watts, formerly of this
city, but recently of BrOkenburg,
Va, is stopping with friends in the
CITY
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Miss Sidney Gooch and niece, Miss
Sallie Grigsby, left last evening for
st. Louis to visit relatives and
friends.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Mrs. Watts and son, from Arkan-
sas, are stopping at the Franklin
House. Young Mr.. Watts comes to
enter school at the University.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

JnO. Adams has moved to his res
idence on Franklin street.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Remember the sale OF the Gun.
ningham property ON Madison street
tomorrow at II O'Clock, if you want
n good home we'll located.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

The register at the Arlington
shows that patronage is increasing
daily under the management.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Prof Massie, of the University, has
returned from his visit to Virginia
and taken up his old quarters at the
Franklin House.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Mrs. Lew Wagner mt 525 Robb ave
nue. will teach a limited number of
music pupils. sepj,dlw
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

The fact that people were turned
away from Il hotel for want Of room
speaks well for the management.
This was done at the Arlington this
wee k,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Van Lowe, of Tiptonville, is here
on visit to friends. lie is stopping
with Hatcher NebIett at the Gene
tnrN
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

10. Washington has been taking a
tilt with Lacey the green mouthd rad
zeal from Iowa, who heads the Breck
cnridgc Clayton investigating com
mittcc. Lacey made a mean fling ut
Tennessee Democracy, and the Her
mitagr district and Joe went for
HIM
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

Mrs. M. G. Wallace has returned
from Virginia.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

A porter and chamber maid are
advertised for in this issue.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

See advertisement of music pupils
wanted in this issue.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-05

j. w. Gossett, of Franklin, Ky,
is visiting his son, Chas. A G0ssett.