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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF STODDARD OR . STREET,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP.
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, MARCH TWENTY-SIXTH. 1891,
at FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell the premises the
west - feet by depth of 10 OF lot No. S. in J.
II. Gordons sub of square ~. situated the south
side of Stoddsrd or street, between Both and 3lst
streets GeOrketown, ID. &C.
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two
years with interest and secured by trust on
the property sold. all cash. tine option pur
chaser. All conyeyancing and recording at cost OF
purchaser $lu1 deposit required time sale.
mh.l0-d6ds THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON FIRST
STREET EAST BETWEEN NORTH CAROLINA
AVENUE AND D STREET SOUTH. BEING
NO. 4os FIRST STREET SOUTHEAST. WASH
INGTON DC
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

Under deed Of trust dated December %. 1887. re-
coraed ia Llber No 80. folio 40 ct seq, one of
tue District OF Co uinba land records and at request
Of party secured thereby. will sell at auction front
OF the PROMISES 20 the highest bidder, sArUkDAh.
APRIL FOCkTH, 1881, ut HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the rorth forty four feet Of original
10: eleven up by the depth thereof in square No
seven hun ired and thirty (5:s43. the ap
the ground plat plan Of said city. together
with the improvements therpon.
Terms of sale: One-third Of purchase money in
cash. Of which 800 shall be paid sale balance in
two equal annual payments, with seInannua inter
est cent from date of sale. secured by pur
chasers notes and and trust deed Of premises all
cash, At purchasers option. II Of sale not
ises may Le resod at risk and cost Of dstsunT pr.
wspaper. published in said District. All conyeyanc.
ing acknowledging and recordinx Of purchaser
SAMUEL sHALLABARGER, Trustee,
mhlp-15e No. i41o st. nv.
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The farmers handicapped every way.
Even the sap does not begin to run from their
Pile trees until long after the market is
amply supplied with new maple sugar. Dos
ton Tr1nSc1iD
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FALL SrocK
OF FOREIGN coATrNGs. vEsTTSas.
SUiTINGs. ONERCOATINGs AND TROUS-
ERINGs RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIRE FIRST CLASS TAiLoRiNG AREfS-
NITED 40 INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
b h. ID. BARR. lllI PA. ANk-. AXE GUAR
ANTEED a LAAE SOi-lsr.ll sTlLL-
oil.
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LOwENTHAL. Auctioneer.

| WILL CONTINUE TO SELL, UNTIL CLOSED
OUT, AT AUCTION THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
FINE SHOES AT j. BLOCK, Ts2 7TH STREET,
LIVERY EVENING AT1P.M. ON MONDAY Al
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ SHARP THE ENTIRE
LINE OF LADIES, FINE SHOES, SUCH AS
AND OTHER Go SioN MiKIs SiLf IA BE Of
FEEED ,.D As SPECIAL sALE ri MILL CALL
AS THE ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD.
SALE PEREMPTORY. FIXTURES TO BE SOLD.
mhoO-ot
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mals-dkds pUNcaNsIS bIH - knIti I1It,l
- ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aurts.
IL $50 Penna. ave- n W.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FOUR HORSES
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS. WAGONS.
LOT CRGsHED SToNf pRfSiS,i TonI.2'
MOVING MACHINE. ABOUT THREE TONS
OF HAY. &C., &c.
By virtue OF an order passed on the 18th day of
March, 1891 by the supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia. holding a specia, terln for probate bust
ness, will sell by public auction. 4 II 1 K>DAl.
the LMENIl SIXTH DAY OF MARCH, ID. 1881,
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. on the FARM OF THE
LATE
- GEO. II. BALDWIN,
ON THE HAMILTON ROAD. about one and quar-
ter miles aooye 81. Ei.IZABEiH's ASYLUM, VIA
ANACOSIlA BRIDGE, all the personal effects be-
longing to the estate OF the sad Geo al. BALDWIN, de-
ceased. and to which invite attention.
". +. BALDWIN, Administrator.
RADCLIFFE. DAkk CO., Auctioneers.
nh
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DRY GOODS.
New SrRrxe Goops.

New SrRrxe Goops.
We daily rS'eiyinx spring supply Of Novelty
Dress Goods in all the isbrics IN -prenH effects
Figured and PLAIN China Silks. French and Scotch
ong.Ians. Wool Henrettas. IN the shades also
full line of Table Damasks and Napkins all grades
Linen Sheeongs and Pillow Linens. HelnstItched
Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases. DaluAsk and Buck
Towels
HooE. BIO. a CO..
fels-fu, III, satssm l3S 81
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

y OnTDi.h AND OLD IpINl.-N EAMfh LANE
~ lighted with electricity. INCLUDING Stat-TuonIs.
stealer 9TH WHAT, terminus OF caile
Iues, ay. THURSDAY anu sunday. pan
IaIe. a. Round trip. g..
Isi.piioie caA i.s,1. jala.BIn
A % NOhtuLk AND tORTkESs MONROE.
Il Steamer LACElSluL, tIouu sth IT. wharf Mon
days, Wednesdays anu ridays. at D. EACLUslhE
CsNNtCIiON VII n Bus lDA AND PfsOk lDENCE
S1EAMEks. Fare a. ssn-ie round trip. 49,. Itcksis
Is. and % ticket ofice. OlS and 1851 Ia
ave-. and HaNieys. lrt- and New lork to-
further information inquire Al company Ofhoe. ths
wharf. IelephOue Gall .lO7S Nm. 4. va Oh. suIf.
IA. AGENT. Ols
~TEAMER ''wAKEFIELD"
- Leaves 9TH 81. Mari on MONDAYS. THU RSDAls
ana 81 thDAhS ~ am. heturflrls TUESDAY,.
FRIDAY and 81 NDAl evenings. -
For NCnIIni Greek. Va, 81. Clements Bay, ~.
touching ~ intermediate landings.
"a -sssisseT accommodations nrst-class.-
e. ". RIDLEY,
syS tsenera. aan ..sr.
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FTRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
j pROPEETY On FIFTEENTH STREET b.
TMlHN L AND NJ STREETS NolsInwEsr.

'TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
j PROPEETY On FIFTEENTH SIEEEI b.
THIN l. AND STREETS NolInNE>r.
BEING PART OF SQUARE NfMBERED ia.
By virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded IN IiOer
No lSZO foo .bS 81 OF the land records of
the District of Columbia. and AZ tue request the
holder OF tie note ured thereby. Will sell at uu
auction, in front the lfeinises. ON MONDAY.
MARCH TH1RTlETH. A. u. 1891. Al HALF-PAS1
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! real
estate situate in the city Washington Dlsrl %
lumbia. to wit B-ing part sqnaf. numbered two
hundred and fourteen ella. belnnlu same
inches north south Of ne square
and running theme north ten llOl feet nine 90 inches
theme east seyenfy-one ~ feet SIX 30 inches. thence
south ten IlO)fe-t nine 80 inches and
tyone & ~ feet six 90 inches TO the place innnE
together with all the Improvements. easements rights.
privileges and app ur.eEanCes TO the
in anywi sc apperta; ming
Terms Of sale: Onelaf Of the purchase money be
paid In cash and the alanSe in equal
respectively m ca AID two 90 years. With
at sIN 90 ier cent Ter annuni. Payable
notes To he secured 10y deed trust the properly
sold. all cash. al the option tine purchaser. d.
post OF sI required time of sale.
I've complied with IN ten (lo) days from day sale.
otherwise the trustee the sit to resell,
property at the rsk and cost OF efauting purchaser
after hive days advertisement. All convey ancIng and
recording at purchasers cost.
81 hRR TRACY. Trustee.
mhlS-d&ds DUNCANsuN Bios, Auctiones n.
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('HAs. W. HANDY. Real Estate Broker.
- 92l st. n. W.
VALUABLE NEW ELEVEN ROOM BRICK HOTSE
No. i8a TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Bl AUCTION.
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWENTY
SIXTH. 1Ss1. Al fiNE O'CLOCK, We viii sell. IN
front of tia. premises,
SQUARE No. :sll.
Fronting 20 feet Twelfth street and running back 70
ll-toot alley, next 10 the street and Rhode
Island avenue northwest and near Iowa Circle. I'm
proved Dy substantially and finely LuIlt nick hous.
containing Rooms ana hath. caaIne' Bsnels heated
Nv furnace. supplied with electric H. - and sleakln
tules throughout approved laundry appliances beau
tlfnlIy pal,erei anu nnlsned grnersity
modern anu substantial lItiiner The hUusa
completed IelnZ yet IN charge pf tine waclIian. Wiu
will open the house Tor the inspection OF intending
purchasers.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one ana two
years, with interest AZ the rate of r Ter nnuu
the deferred payments from day OF s'-rei -
deed of trust On TIE properly sold, or all 's al tie
option of the purrlas-r \ deposit o. 800 required
time of Terms TO ipe complied with
days the right is reserved to resell the risk aud
cost OF efauitinC purchaser All conyeyan and
recording at purchaser cost.
EATCLIFFE. DARR * co.
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RADCLIFFE. DARK 4 CO, Auctioneers
rh1a6t
NrRUSTEEs' SALE OF Two-SToRY FRAME
L DWELLING. BLING No. Al TWENTIETH

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-STORY FRAME
i DWELLING. BLING No. Al TWENTIETH
STREET NORTHN EST.
By virtue Of two certain deeds of trust duly re-
corded the nrst in lber IA iolio : ct seq and
other in Liber l4JO. ioiio 4Oa seq. OF tine land
records Of the Distric. OF Columbia the request
of the party secured thereby TN. under-g ned trrs
premises, on NEDNEsDAh. rHE TMLNll- FlFIH
DAY or MARCH, A. IL. 1881. Al HALl-PASr
rot O'CLOCK 4. NJ. the following DESERVED land
and premises situated in the city WASHINGTON Dis
tricf OF Columbia. TO All certain llace or
parcel of land and premises known and dstin shed
and being part of sub lot 90 OF William
b. Iodds subdivision Of orrinal lot three go.
IN SQUARE nuniber,d one hundi el and twenty-
three tlS) into ois TO 81 inclusive. March Iii. la4t.
recorded IN &. H. b.. lB9; said Part sub 90
being bounded as follows: Bepinning the
point tHentyou (34l feet elxhi 90 north of
the corner o. New iorE ayenGe and Twentieth (-tl)
street. thence north seveEteen 40 ieet two 90 inches.
theme east seNentyseNen CD feet nine incues,
thence sont eight a. ieet 90 inches tence
erly in direct line TO the place beginning improved
BY two~story frame dwelling known premises No.
All 10th ST. NV.
Terms One-haf OF the purchase ,,oney to lie
paid IN cash. and the balance I'd year date.
with interest 81 the rate o. six tOB per annuni
interest payable sel-annuay note 10 be secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold. All cash.
option OF purchaser or purchasers. Deposit Siuo
required al time OF sale. ColNeyancing, recording,
&c. at purchasers
Terms of sale to he complied with in ten COj days.
otherwise trustees the right the prop
cisers aiter i've ia. advertisement resale IN
some newspaper publlshtd an Washington. ID. 4.
MILAN h. Nol.LlNs,t r.,s.o.
JAMES NELSON. 1 Afusrt-s
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AUCTION SALES.
EITIR.. N.Y.

Will sl.sI. Al PUBLIC Auction, At -
rocses BoeIs, ialiss, Hand saicses ssisssrs
AMI d IS wSre hrscns wanting val ~; lar.
gains. a. they are cons! fne1 10 b. sold
THlkD. a. ELEVEN oCL0y An
mhlsl-d' " loLEN. Aurtione-r
n ATCLIFFE. DAI1R a 90. AuctiOEieers-
nHsIpaBIr UNIMPR0N PROPERTY IN
F2pp ND pL sS SS sfi sf Ss srSr *
MAE SHERMAN AATNGE
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH TWENTY.
FOR sale IA mont - tc Irea = N psrcels 10 SUIT
LofS s; 80 iesS IL.
piaIns 81 ICt 'front.'. - fsst St~u,r sfr., I'D,
usifs 81 10 Isst Ns BE- divided m r l,sfs
fsr-us une-tAird cash TIE l@lan.s m QUE AMI iwo
Sod. 90 cash. az the option % the Iur has.r a.
~ oi =-s4gn each 1T ~ tiuIe q sale. u tie ten
Gay sI.e rigt rsEed % resell the rroIri, Al al.
p. 'tg' OF the be.Gu ting puTchasr after ng-
days a.ivertiscineni Of surh rssaie an sous
pass.r uliisf.l "a Washington. DC. Al rssrx.r-
ancIng ana recording at tie cost 81 the FUR hassr
HAICIJftE DAKI co.
mhl7-aSds Aurtuu.srs
4 NITED STATES MAKsHAL's sALF.-BY AR.
tue 81 writ u. Ten lcils issued out ~ tie tsr..
oii.e Il the ~niti' Dogr ~ ile Nsirt " ouuilrs
NJ tAr Eurse ka;cittie. barr - ,r,
. stree; northwest. "a SAIL kDAA. the IAkNrN
Elul1H DAA of MARCH. 1871. at IlN u'CIAs-k
A. n. all tie rushl. trle clam ant in,-r.~ = u
de.-nran; 4nd 10 tie follow a.. ril--l rg-r,y
10 Wit: I've - No-top One 5orSe Mal-,Ius tiu. 81
chAites 4 the Kansas sity lsckins Company AM Wi
h. - Il 20 ssrisy eh"sr's No. IN = Al lsw iaVr
o 4 ~ N5ts ilAi SAli,9 81, lsHnA - y a, hit.ton
RADCLIFFE, nAkR A 60. AutTtnus--rs- tutlt -lts
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~ .29 Pennsy wanna ave n. "

ADMINISTRATORS SALE pI AUCTION OF ALL
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITrRE AND EF-
FECTS CONTAINED IN THE TEN-ROOM
HOUSE. No. 226 SECOND STREET NORTH
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Parlor Furniture. Walnut and Cottage Chamber Fur
niture. Dad Bureaus Msshststnds and B-dstes,ls.
Easy Chairs and Rocker Soias ana Lounges, Ele-
CANT Marble Top Sdeboards with Mirror Back.
Dining Table and Chairs, Two Zine Walnut Book
Cases, Marble Top Tables, Mattres ses, Springs,
Feather Pillows and Boosters. Laite Gas Stove.
Carpets for Parlor. Library. Dining Room, Cham
bers. Halls and stairs. kugs. Kitchen Furnt ure
and Re9nis,tes Se. r.; non, ,r,,.r>,r,, -,,,-,,,
A. ID. 1891, at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. will sell at the
residence .,6 Second street northeast. all the Fur
niture contained therein and partly mentioned above
to which invite the attention of dealers and
refurnshing
B.-Most of the Furniture is of the frs. quality
and almost new.
Terms cash. II. H. GUILFORD,
Administrator of William +. Gulford, Deceased.
RArCLIEFE, DARR & CO..
NH Ancs
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JAMES NELSON, I Trustees
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioueers ,hlo-eo,lSIs

WASHINGTON AND GEoRGETowN RAILROAD
w BONDS AT AUCTION.
4; H. Miller on will sell at notion on wEDNEs-
DAY. MARCH rNtNTl FIFTH, 1881, AT HALF
PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK. at the Real Estate IA
change. No - Liberty street. New York city. $500
OF the ,ast issIie Of these bonds wearing per
interest. having option OF conversion INTO stock
whichever authority shall lie conferred the company
TO make the exchange. uhl.lth sat tn
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AN ELS REV ED.

'BRoMoDINE" cures headache. 25c.-Adrt.
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T-NIrfp STATES MAksuAT,s San n, !,
nUNcANsoN BROS. An-tione,.r..

INECUToRs SALE or STREET PROPERTY
All ALI M " ESlAil 81 SiNtSS PROP
IEIh.IN STR, IT. HIM HuIsE AND
llINlStS No. 49, Il hi NaEIHNfST-
IN I'M ,f1N OF WASHINGTON -
BA virtue 81 r.s la>t u. ! aud ssian-ui q AIMS NJ
G NisltA. artoa>sl. lsaruE date the 9th dan 81
t'sirtsFS. A.h i~ss, ami Nll,ll las l--n dulS Al
I.'Erl a. Probate aid srit-l ih. ufhoe 81 III.
., r-.'r ~ NJ for tEr fstr,f Columbia. NJ
81 Nia 40 - thereof. offer tor sai- n publ.
:n tl''n uu THURSDAY. Nflsli. SfGpNB. AT I'M
q private ssi' , Tat lli'l al that ls Il.s- ~
lar.'l 1 around siIT- ami trin. t. cts u NASH
lnEiun q Tie hl~frrt 81 columbia. aud lnaNu. lad
down aha .s rsisl tie -round plat plan ut said
itA - sid t-ilIg the HSf ialf ~ Numbered
"a CO.. "A square uaHltsrr,t hun ir,Sl aud ufts-
tht'f ''h4 'aNifg n frontage street northwest
90 MY seven 'y.-t sit and nns hall inssS -,
:. IA 49, n''rr ~ ~. ami uylfh ~ hundred
anH thirteen ts-i yii IN anG taf inrhs--
~ IlIt 49, less. aua running hafk e. a
nl loot slsy. and h.lng nnIIuNs-i ty that me Hour
story nnt ts>riiieut bflck hou- numbered l:Sss
stIt- Northwest
Terms ui sale One-tltrl OF th. purha~. money 20
he pad ia cash nnd talsn.s aud two Year. f,r
whI'h ers'-rfHl payments to.~ - pur La-sr rur-
Interest q The e ~ six "-itnrn Isr anuiI. pas
ahle setHi annually. aud streg 10y ds-d "a
tn russrfy Sold or az cash. al option ~ punhnr
purchaser IL thr terms 81 sale arr not c,Ili.l Nith
Ntnln tn days IT, n uaA u sale the ifniify Nih 10
ress ~ the fisk AMI '- ~ SO aulfing assr
nNe days NOTICE ~ suyh rsale paI-Fr ul
Ilsls,l IN Washington. pc.
s'osIt oi twenty i've hundred 90. 500 dollars
oil b. rtquir.d Wl' "a me property knuCkrd down.
Ali convey ancing. A.. at cOsi II ur,liA--r.
PROPOSALS For THE PURCHASE OF THIS
PinfkhiA NJ lhlNAit SAIL Will. 81 III
Ctlh 10 Bl - az 10 IHE DAY Bt.tukE INT
SAM ~ biFERlD 81 Pr BlIs AUCTION.
HENRY wlsE GARNET, LArs'ut"r.
SAMUEL p. BELL. E.ecuier..
mhlS-I&U~ IKE, St n W.
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
ORIENTAL ART EXTRAORDINARY.
lOe2 Connecticut avenue northwest
OWING TO MY EARLY DEPARTURE FOR MY
ANNUAL TOUR THROUGH THE ORIENT
have determined to dispose of my large and we-as
sorted stock of
ORIENTAL RUGS.
CARPETS.
HANGINas.
EMBRoIDERIEs. &C..
ORIENTAL ART GALLERIES
No. 1O22 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NV,
Beginning MONDAY, MARCH TwENTY-THIRD, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. AND THREE p ~, and
again on WEDNESDAY. MARCH TwENTY-FIFTH,
and FRIDAY, TwENTY-sEvENTH. AT SAME
HOUR, and on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS OF EACH WEEK AT ELEVEN A. NJ. and
THREE P. N. UNTIL ALL Is SOLD.
OPENING EXHIBITION
SATURDAY. MARCH TWENTY FIRST. and EACH
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
DURING THE PROGRESS OF
THE SALE.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers.
N $40 Pa. ave nv.

ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Aurtioneers.
N $50 Pa. n.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE BY AUCTION OF
THRI.E GOOD WORK HOESES.
TWO SMALL MULES.
ONE LARGE DOUBLE TRUCK WAGON.
TWO SINGLE WAGONS.
ONE FrLL-NICKEL NATIONAL CASH REG
lister Cost when new S.,ei.p
By virtue OF deed of ASSIGNMENT given TO me,
dated January y. 1881. and recorded in Liber Il57
folio i64 et seQ of the land records OF the Dis
horse and carriage mart of RADCLIFFE, DARR a
GO 80 c SHIT NoRTHwESf, on IUESDAl,
MARCH TNENTT-FOURTH, at TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ. the above described personal property. to which
invite general attention.
Terms cash. WM. H. HOOVER,
mh,O-8 Assignee OF Chas c. Carroll.
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MANICURE.
w GOD AND COAL.
CoAL. CokE AND Woop.

We guarantee our fuei TO be CLEAN and service -
GN MERRILL CO.. cor. 6sa snd sans
Branch. lss2S l4th st. nv.
Telephone. 0ys-z- AlOSD
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

CHAs. W. HANDY. Real Estate Broker
- 92l st. n. W.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-04
SOUTHWEST TODD.
Items Of Interest Picked Up By Live
Correspondent, o.
p the Tobaeco .Leaf- Chronicle.l


To the Tobacco. Leaf Chronicle.J "
TRENTON, KY, June 3-The pie
mic and dance at "Bell's Cave" on
r. d. Glover's farm, will come off on
the 4th prox. Ample preparations
will be made to entertain a big
crowd. All who can are requested
TO bring baskets well filled. The
managers are reliable and prominent
men, and a day of pleasure is guar
anteed.
Col. f. G.. Sebree paid his sOn-in-
law, Col. Strother Banks, a social
visit last week.
On the 1st inst, in company with
Messrs. R. d. Glover, Tom Watts,
Willard Pierce, Geo. Smith, Ray
mond Elder and Tom Goens, / thor
oughly explored "Bell's Cave" on
r. D. Glover's farm, three and one
half miles southeast of Trenton. and
like the Queen of Sheba, the half
was not told me. Soon after enter
ing the cave two passages converge !;
the length of one is two miles and
the other one and one-half miles.
The height of ceilings and width of
halls throughout are nearly equal.
The elephant head, big squash cruel
fix, octopus, waterfall and nymph's
palace, dripping ceiling forming a
lake enclosed with a rock rim eight
cen feet in diameter, are indeed
be lutiful.
On the night of the LIST inst, there
was stolen from Sebree q Evans pas
ture a dark brown horse, valued at
$l75; had one shoe off and was
slightly lame.
II. G. Ransom is building a barn
for Philander Pendleton, on the to-
bacco road.
The accident Sunday afternoon
last, at McElwain's crossing, in which
mir. Rudolph and Miss Mamie Turn,
ley, of GAINESVILLE, participated, was
caused by the engineer failing to
blow the whistle at the proper time.
A slight rain feel yesterday, but it
was not sufficient to make tobacco
season.
Cross Woods paid flying visit to
HOptown Monday last.
An agricultural address will be de-
Iivered before the Alliance Club, at
TUFTS store Saturday next.
Mr.. f. II. Pierce has the fine st
sapling clover in this section.
paid Glenellen a hurried visit last
week, and found McCauley & Brock
man busy both at their mill and
store, Brockman is hustler, and one
of the most accommodating gentlemen
imaginable.
The strawberry supper given by the
ladies of the Baptist church at Tren-
ton yielded a handsome income.
Teeny Mimms, superintendent of
Methodist Sunday. school, Trenton,
is the fright man in the right place."
The red bug infesting wheat heads,
at a certain stage, assume wings and
disappear, leaving the grain unin-
jured.
On Jeff. Davis day, the 18Th inst,
l anticipate the pleasure of "break.
ing bread" with some of the boys
who, like myself, "wore the gray"
Hurrah for John Young Brown.
EIErY.ONE
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-04
COMMITTEE MEETING.
The Subject of City Development Gen.
orally Discussed.

The Commercial Club committee
on city development met at DR.. Car
ney's Office last night and discussed
every measure talked of lately, from
the hot weather to subscriptions to
the Mineral road. A permanent Or
ganization was effected by the cleo
ton Of DIR. Butler Boyd secretary,
Capt. Gracey was present and said
to the committee that half of the sub
scriptions to the Mineral road would
have to be paid in September. The
contract between the subscribers and
the l.. & N. railroad specifies that one
half of the subscriptions must be paid
when the road is completed from the
Mineral junction at the mouth of
Rudd's creek to the Dickson county
line. The fact that subscribers will
be called on in September for the first
payment makes it reasonably certain
that the road will be completed to the
county line the latter part of August
or the first of September.
The next subject brought up was
that of free bridges. The committee
is unit in favor of them, but the best
way to get them is the rub. The sub.
ject was discussed at length and
dropped without direct action.
The question of establishing a
uniform grade for streets and side
walks was also discussed, but no ac-
ton was taken.
After discussing minor matters in
general, the committee adjourned and
took soda water with Capt. Gracey
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-04
Let the Children Take Part.

Don't forget the children. Let ev-
cry boy and girl in the land whose
parents or friends suffered in the Lost
Cause have a hand in, and their
names on record in the Jeff. Davis
monument. This move contemplates
more than memorial to Jefferson
Davis. 1t will be monument to
the whole Southern people and per
petuatc a principle and the most
eventful struggle in modern warfare
Yes, let the children have a niekle in
it, and they will begin TO enquire and
it will teach the generations what it
was for
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-04
a..-s-aaa-a--a-.sH----.------
May Thank her Stars.

The narrow escape of Mrs. B. M.
Searles, of Elkhart, Ind, from o per.
mature death is wonderful. She
states that "for twenty years my
heart troubled me greatly. | became
worse. Had smothering spells, short
breath, fluttering; could not sleep on
my left side, had much pain in breast,
shoulder and stomach. Ankles
swelled. Had much headache and
dizziness. Treatment did me no good,
until / tried DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure and Restorative Nervine. The
fist bottle helped me, and | was vir-
tually cured. For sale at Owen IL
Moore's drug store. A fine book on
the heart and nerve free.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-04
Every Confed Committeeman

Let every old Confederate soldier
consider himself committee of one
to.solicit contributionsIto the JEFF. Da-
Wis monument. Ask every man, wo-
man and child you meet if they are
coming to GAINESVILLE on JEFF. Davis
day, June IS, and if they hesitate or
say no, then ask them for a small
contribution, nlckle, dime, quarter
or dollar as they see proper to give,
take down the name on paper and re-
port it on the 18th that they may
know that their contribution has
been turned in and their names gone
to record for the great cause.