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Mo-leaf Chronicle.
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BftANDON 4 BABKSDA.LB, PROP'S
On Mora Important State Office to Fill,
The DemfXTatic State convention
failed to perform one duty before ad
jotirnnient, and rather than call an
extra sohhIoii, the State Wheel, at its
coming annual meeting, August 12,
should jierform that duty for the
ike of Mr. Buchanan, and that is
elect a State fool killer to do ui the
cranks that can't be happy in the en
joyment of a victorious triumph
but must kick the fat in (he fire by
trying to do some smart thing, drag
ging in obnoxious and whimsical
Bide Issues, forcing candidates to ex
pr89 themselves for or against the
tomfool sub-treasury bill and the
like, and threatening to retire our
ablest and most trusted Congress'
men, who are honest and outspoken
against such a wild and ruinous
scheme, and will accept retirement
rather than stultify honest con
science.
Mr. liuchanan has been nominated
on a broad Democratic platform,
embracing every principle and de
mandingall the legislation that any
reasonable farmer could ask for. Mr.
liuchanan's friends made the plat
form and purposely left out all sub
terfuges. Mr. Buchanan, as a repre
aeutative of the farmer element, ac
cepted that platform and stands upon
It. Merchants, lawyers and all
classes, as well as farmers, are rally
lite to his support on it. Mr; Buch
anan himself, though having advo
. cated the force bill as the national
union platform, repudiated the meas
urebelore his nomination, after its
weakness and danger had been so
thoroughly exposed by our purest
and best statesmen. More thun half
of the Alliance men in the State are
opposed to it. Some of the most
prominent delegates from this Slate
to the St. Louis convention opposed
and voted against its adopt ion. Now
will the organization, alter winning
ho great a victory in the State con
vention, allow a lot of cranks to de
stroy the harmony that pervad s the
entire ranks, the good feeling that is
crystaling around the candidate, and
hazard Mr. Buchanan's chances of
election by continuing the agitation
of sucn a measure t vve would urge
the Slate Wheel to renounce the
measure and elect a fool killer.
"A Booted and Spurred Highwayman."
Senator Vest of Missouri closing
his masterly 8eech against the ini
quities of the McKinley tariff bill,
a dd :
"The Bastile had frowned in dark
and somber terror upon the populace
of 1'aris, while king and courtier,
philosopher and patriot passed away.
It seemed eternal; but at last it fell,
and the nightmare of the ages ended.
Americans boasted of their free lnsti
tutions, of liberty and equality ; but,
who (he asked) could call himself a
freeman, save in niockwry, when, by
force of law, the proceeds of his life
and labor were unjustly taken to en
rich another? The struggle for hu
man rights was not ended ; nor
could it be until the unequal and the
unjust system of taxation, which
(now with the mask of protection)
rode like a booted and spurred hiyli
wayman over the country and tram
pled under foot an enraged people.
Tho tempters took him by the arm
and led him up the marble stairway
into I lie great hall, and though he
pulled back th daring he would have
nothing to do with the infamon
thlng, when he reached the speak
ers stand and met the smiles of Sa
tan Ilouk who commanded, "hold
up thy head and look out upon this
vast varigated audience, and accept,
and all of these will follow the;' and
shall tietliineand a crown of honor
shall compiiss thy brow," Lewis
Wilted and accepted.
What do the people of Montgom
ery county, white and black, think
of the delegi.tes who went to the He
publican Convention and voted to
endorse the infamous I.odgii force bill
which proposes to destroy that peace,
good feeling and' freedom of ballot
that exists here between the races?
Ignorance is the only excuse they
can plead and we are glad there were
not more than two white men in the
delegation.
Ilouk, Kvans and Alf. Taylor
came all the way from Washington
to Nashville to have the Republican
Convention endorse the infamous
force bill. If there is any self-re-apect
left in the people of East Ten
nessee, they will forever retire these
'contemptable, treasonable, nttio
cious assassinators."
The Lkak Ciikonu i.k is indebted
to B. A. Knloe for a copy of his great
Hpeech against the infamous force
bill. There are few abler, work
er iti ingress than Mr. h'nloe, and
acaicely anyone whom the Uepuli
caus hate more cordially.
Honk, Taylor and Kvans may
have succeeded in bracing Maxtor's
spinal column, but they alsodroppe.1
a aplder In his dumpling.
For Bent. ,
Th bind new bouse recently vacated
by Wm. Fassliender, well fitted with
counters, black board, etc., for s n
and billiard ball. Apply - to J. J. Kl
, jy52.Uw.dSt
Crejlu4i'. - l'",;i iie Field Id ("hiciuro N -,
Qrand Annual Exourslon
To the seashore via L. & N. and C. &.
O. routes. White Sulphur Springs,
Richmond, Old Point and Korfok
visited en route. A special train com
posed of elegant coaches and l'ullnian
sleeping cars, will leave Louisville at
12:45 p. lit. on Tuesday, August 12th,
LSitO, reaching Old Point Comfort next
evening at 0 p. ni. The round trip
rates to Old Point is only $10.00 from
Clarksville. Passengers will leave on
regular train leaving Clarksville at
5:&r..
The train will run under the au
spices of the Chesapeake & Ohio li'y
Company, in charge of Mr. W. A.
Wilgus, trayeling passenger agent,
formerly of Hopklnsville, Ky.. Re
duced rates at the Hygeia Hotel, Old
Point Comfort, can be secured upon
presentation ot C. s O. special excur
sion tickets.
Special attention will be paid to
ladies without escorts.
Sleeping car accommodations will
tie provided, but In order to have
choice of berths, application should be
made to W. A. Wilgus, 2m fourth
Avenue, Louisville, Ky., at once.
Sleeping car rates will be $1.00 for
berth, Iiouisville to Old Point, to be
occupied by one or two persons;
Louisville to Clifton Forge $2 50, to
be occupied by one or two persons.
Special side trip excursions can be
made from Old Point at low rates.
Stop over privileges will be granted
on the return trip, enabling excur
sionists to visit Richmond, White
Sulphur Springs, and other celebrated
resorts.
The cholce'of routes between Rich
mond and Clifton Forge will be given.
Excursionists may return either via
Charlottesville and Staunton, or via
Lynchburg and Natural Bridge along
the James river.
Tickets will be good returning until
September .'I, 18!H). Handsome book
descriptive of scenery along the line
will lie mailed to any person upon ap
plication to W. A. Wilgus, 2M Fourth
Avenue, Louisville, Ky., or to Agent
li. S IN. It. H
The Cause ot Poor Health
Is often found in the neglect of one's
own eelf. A light cold or slight head
ache, is treated ns not requiring much
attention; t)ie assumption being that
they will soon pass off, and it is only
when a case of full-fledged sickness de
velops ilself that the consequences of
that neglect are fully realized. As a
preventive and positive cure for Conghs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Spitting of blood,
Asthma, Pains in the Chest and first
stages of consumption, use Eilerl's Ex
tract of Tar and Wild Cherry, and for
sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness and all Ililious
nnplaints, use Eilert's Daylight Liver
Pills. Both are guaranteed.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
Lockert & Reynolds, drinrgists.
I.oniN Michel'M IteMtniiraut,
111 Second street, between Franklin
and Commerce streets, under the man
agement of the well known caterer,
(i. A. Roth. I have today opened a
first-class restaurant and respectfully
solicit the patronage of the public.
No effort will lie spared to make the
place attractive and I will endeavor to
give complete satislaclion.
je2K,4w I.OPIS Jl IC'IIKI..
Clarksville Female Academy.
A Boarding and Day School for the
higher culture of girls and young wo
men. Superior advantages from the Kin
dergarten to the Post ( iraduatc courses.
Special attention given to Art, Mu
sic anil IMoctii ion.
I'uildingH new and complete in
equipments. Send for catalogue.
. .Miss. I1;, is. r.ti-'onn, rrmcipal,
Clarksville, Tennessee.
iuue2ri,(hvw.2m.
Aver's Cathartic Pills are recom
mended by the best physicians, be-
ause they are free from calomel and
other injurious drugs, being composed
of purely vegetable ingredients.
While thorough iu their action, they
stimulate and strengthen the bowels
and secretory organs.
Thirt AYomiin Was a (loocl Traveler.
One morning recently Mrs. Charles Pen
yp;ickcr completed her arrangements for
i trii to '"-it- ''i i' hoii in Chicago, and went
i) l'hiliMlelpliia to secure her place on tho
train. Station Agent M&Micliael. of West
Chester, hud at her ropiest telegruphed to
Philadelphia the previous evening lieforo ti
o'clock to have reserved for her a liertli iu
tho middle section on the New York and
Chicago limited express, so Mrs. Penny
packer, on reaching the liroiid Street sta
tion, went to the ticket agent and asked
for her ticket to Chicago on the limited.
She was greatly surprised when the ticket
agent said: "I can't sell you a ticket for
that I mi i. Kvery place is taken, and you'll
have to wait until to-morrow." In vain
she- told lii r i she had telegraphed the pre
vious evening and secured her liertli; the
agent had received no such message, the
record was nut on his books, and no section
hud Iiccii saved. Mrs. l'ennypacker had uo
idvi of giving up yet, so she went to the
Pullman ollice, Muted her case, and found
that there, too, no message had been re
ceived from West Chester, anil there
seemed to lie no vv.'jy by which she could
secure her rights and go her way that day.
Hut this plucky Went Chester ludy was
not yet discouraged, and determined to sift
the matter to its source that the blame
might rest on the proper shoulders. Sore
turning to the ticket ollice she inquired for
the telegraph ollice, and ticing directed to
the third Hour she ascended to it, ac
companied by the friend with whom she
had gone to the city. There she nsked
again if Mr. Mi-Michael's message of the
previous evening hail liceii received, and
again she was given a negative reply by
the young man after ho had examined his
bonks.
"Let me see your book, please," said
Mrs. l'ennypacker. A woman can always
do things better than a man. The opera
tor Militely handed her the lunik, and tho
lady was not slow in Hading the following
record: "Save lower lierth, middle section,
on New York and Chicago limited to-morrow
for Mis. Charles H. Pennvpacker,
West Chester. (Signed) V. A. M." Hav
ing idniwn tho discovery to tint operator,
she requested him to give her A copy of the
same. The young man did so, and thus
for the first time tho message from West
Chester li ft the room iu which it hud been
received.
Mrs. Penny-packer carried It down to tho
ticket agent and again demanded hyr herth.
Further parley ami a refusal of a lierth in
mi end section resulted iu a telegram being
sent to New York, by which an upper
lierth in the middle section whs eoured,
mid after the lady had secured her ticket
and had her trunk checked she waited the
comiiiKof hcrtruiu with a f-eiinof tis-
fiutioii, mul coiiKraulited herself on Lav- !
iiiK n-aclieit the city by an e.irly tniin, nil
otlu r iw the ili lay hIio had Ix-eu ohiKMl
to iiikIcixo would have cntiseil her to UiUa
J the traiu. West Chester (la.) Xewa.
licr servente? I Oou't iiailerstauJ it.
But i
COLLISION IN A FOQ.
FUlilii; Schooner Sunk it the Grand
Ilnnki Four Live l.nt.
New York, Aug. 2. The steamship
OlxU'u which arived here Thursdayuight
from Rotterdam, reports hiving colli
ded with and sunk the Fieiich fishing
schooner, Christopher Colombo, of
Crete, France, on Sunday, July 27, in
t!ie grand hshing banks of Newfound
land. A heavy fog was prevailing at
the time. The Obdam brought with her
to JNew i or it uapt. Lazier and twenty-
one of tho crow of the Colombo, who
were picked up by the Obdam after the
collision, four of the schooners crew
were lost. The Obdam was only slightly
uamageu.
Furniture Factory Huinml.
Newburo, Ind., Aug. 3. At 12:30
o clock Thursday afternoon fire was dis
covered iu the second story of the
Neinaber & Bultman furniture works.
The flames spread rapidly, and in a few
moments the building and contents were
totally consumed. The loss is esti
mated at iO.OOO; partly insured.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Condensation of Interesting Items on
Yiirlou Subjects.
The South Uoston Iron works will re
move to Middlesliorough, Ky.
The Uoggy bayou levee cutters have
been indicted by the grand jury.
The treasury department has issued a
call for silver bullion under the new law.
The San Fraucinco chamber of com
merce indorsed lilaine's reciprocity pro
ject. The treasurers of all tho priut-eloth-mills
have agreed to shut down one week
in August.
Mrs. Sallie Brown, aged 105, died at Chi
chester, N, H. She was the oldest person
iu the state.
A child with a well formed dog's head
was born at Cairo Wednesday. It lived
several hours.
At Monmouth race track H.iveloo low
ered the one mile record, making the dis
tance in 1:3!),.
The filythe will case ended Thursday in
favor of the natural daughter, Florence,
who Ih comes heir to the ft,(K)0,(KKl.
The wheat crop of the Dakotas and
Minnesota is estimated at 100,Kj(),Ot)0 bush
els, one of the largest ever liar vt.ile.1.
Tolstoi's new book, "Kreuty.er boi.ata,"
has been excluded from tho United Slates
mails by order of the postmaster general.
The late Edward Elliot raised his last
row lu a Hillsboro saloon when ha tried t
resist Marshal Lewis and his l.wded re
volver. Gas was struck at K ngsvillfr, (int., at a
depth of WXJ feet, and the How is estimated
at. !iO,OJ0,0JO cubic feet a day. The . oar is
deafening.
July Ml was the centennial of patents
under the United States government. Tho
first one was issued on the corresponding
day or 171K).
Undertaker Meredith undertook to kill
himself at Lancaster, O., because of a
dewiness In his lino of business, but did
not succeed.
Charles Arnold, the Monon conductor
charged with the murder of William Hu
bert by pushing him from a train, has
been discharged.
A natural gas explosion at Latrolie. Pa..
wrecked Peter's paper mill and seriously
injured a workman named llcattie. The
loss will be heavy.
Charles H. Tongue and wife, of Phila
delphia, were killed by cars near Magno
lia, N. J., Thursday night. They were
walking on the track.
The total number of dead of the Johns
tow u disaster of fourteen months ago is
put at 2.1ST. Two hundred bodies have
not yet been recovered.
The ltoldry family, live in number, of
Suninan, lud., claim 4,(XJ0,(KKI worth of
property in New York leased to tho gov
ernment for ninely-niue years iu lTTIi.
The schooner Charger lies fathoms deep
with 1S,(KI0 bushels of wheat, aboard,
'neath the blue waters of Lake Erie. Col
lided with the steam barge City of Cleve
land. Judge Tuthill, of Chicago, has enjoined
the moving of the books of tho Order of
Modern Woodmen of America to Iowa.
Charges of fraud are pending against
ollicers.
The caving in of the river bank is
threatening New Orleans and other points.
1 ho washouts were caused by the recent
Hoods. Piles lire being driven, but have
no effect.
At Live Oak, Fla., Kelly Stewart, col
ored, was hanged yesterday, for tho mur
der of John Hawkins, about two years
ago. Two thousand people v. it lie-sod the
execution.
A tight occurred at Massillon Thursday
between a gang of drunken tramps and a
posse of citi.ens. During the nielce sev
eral of the tramps were wounded. All are
under arrest.
At Kraddock, Pa., Thursday forty-one
dwellings were burned by a fire which
started iu a stable. Three hundred people
were rendered homeless. Loss about $00,
000; insurance estimated at &!t),(KM,
Nearly all of the stock has been taken
of a railroad from Columbus, Miss.,
through llopkiusville, Ky., to Cumber
land (jap, to be called the Cumberland
Cap and Mississippi Valley railroad.
Secretary Daniel Kreis, of the Ohio
Farmers' Alliance, has issued a call to the
farmers' organizations throughout, tho
state, instructing each to send a delegate,
with proper credentials, to the convcui ion
at Columbus Aug. 1:1.
Fred. Lee worked with a Pineville, Ky.,
abstract company and learned the I usi
ness so well that he succeeded ill absl r.ict
iug sums of money ranging from to
$2,000 from his trusting friends previous
to his unannounced and somewhat hur
ried departure from the town.
Peter McCrary, of Louisville, liec.-ime
jealous of Annie Stateii and proved him
self a coward, idiot and murderer, and al
together a sweet specimen for a girl to
love, by shooting her, probably fatally,
and pretending to attempt suicide. His
worthless carcass will be preserved to
adorn the gallows.
CONGRESS.
One tliimlreit anil KI;lity-Seroiii liny.
In the senate A communication from
the secretary of t he interior on irrigation
was ordered printed. A bill was reported
authorizing the court of claims to take
jurisdiction of the Mctiarrahiin claim.
The district appropriation bill was passed,
and the tiiritf bill was considered until
adjournment.
In the house A resolution to invest!- j
gate certain vague charges of corruption
in the passage of the silver bill was de
cided by the speaker not to be n question
of privilege. The Irrigation amendment
to tho sundry civil bill was r.ou con
curred in, and the house ut 5.'J. p. m. ud
tournHii Dr. Beaumont
Has taken (he cifllce rooms at the resi
dence of Mrs. Dr. McliryiioldH. 4(Mi
Franklin street, where he may he con
sulted from this date. Hours, 7:.fO to
H:M a. m ; 12 to 1 ; 3 to 4 and 8 to 10
o'clock p. ni. juneH.dtf
A. T. Jones, late with J. F. (Vuts,
iw (.n(. I a nlion for rciiairinir nil i
Ln,l. i.f lnmU nr.. q,1 ..,L-n,. I,..;. I
"iii'in Hiii i ikii siirinsj inaiiresscp. ai
11 . .. .1
Ill South First street. Onlers ami
work .-wiliciteil and sati-sfaetion wuitr
asifeed. 7-UmdJtw
To Car Sick Animals or Fatten Cattle
Requires only good attention and the
proper medical treatment of them
Their bowels must be kept in a natural
condition and an even and healthy ap
petite created in them.. Uncle Sam'i
ConditionPowder Is the great Remedial
Agent for such use, and the best Cura
live for Diseases Common to Animals
ever devised by man. For Poultry it is
no less valuable; it will make hens lay
if mixed with their food occasionally
J or sale, wholesale art retail, by
Lockert Reynolds, druggists
V. O. Brandon, at the Leaf
Chuoniclk ottice, is agent for the
"Calitrraph." one of the beat and
fastest type-writers made, while it is
sold for leas monev than anv other
nrst ciass machine, lie will take
pleasure In showing the Caligraph to
any one contemplating the purchase
of a writiug machine. There are
now five or s x Calitrrat) is in the citv
and all are giving perfect satisfac
tion.
The Wants of Children.
All fretful, crying, nervous children
are unweu ana only require proner
medical treatment to restore them to
the healthy state, bringing quiet and
ease to the child and comfort and joy to
the mother's heart. Dr. Winchell's
Teething Syrup is the Infallible
Remedy and sure cure for all diseases
common to children. It is wholly free
from opiates, and is guaranteed. A trial
ot one bottle will prove its great
ella'acy.
tor sale, wholesale and retail, by
lxwkert & lleynolds, druggists.
Ilargaing in Envelope!.
The Lkai-' Job Ofllce has some extra
good circular envelopes, numbers 6 and
oj, at cut prices, In lots of 2.000 to 10.-
i"o, eimer printed or plain. There
are 7o,ouo of these envelopes and a bar
gain In every one.
clarksville district.
Fourth Sound Quarterly Meeting-.
Clarksville. June 2fl.
Stale Line, at Stale Line, July!5th
and iitn.
Indian Mound, at Indian Mound.
Jyiu llitli and l.dli.
1'alniyra, at Tarsus, July liith and
201 h.
Haline, at liurr's Chapel, July 261 h
and 27th.
Montgomery, at Asburry, Aug. 2d
and 3rd.
Pleasant View and Malory's, at
Malory's, Aug. 9th and 10th.
Ashland City, at Clifton's, Aug. Ifith
and l (to.
Asbury, at Mt. Carmel, Aug. 23rd
mid 21th.
lied ltiver, at Martin's, Aug. 30th
and 31st.
Springfield. Sept. Oth and 7th.
Sadlersville and Adam's, at Adam's,
Sept Kith and 14lh.
Cedar Hill, at llarren 1'lams, Sent
20lh and 21st.
Antioch, at Sept. 27th and
L'NIIl.
New Providence and Rethel, at New
Tovhlence, Oct. 4th and oth.
VV. R. Pkkbi.es.
Thousands of certificates from era
inent divines, lawyers, laborers, grate
ful women from the old and young
sound the praise of King's lloyal (Jer-
metuer. It is as pleasant to take as
lemonade, and, as was said by the
late H. W. Oraily, it is "the ultima
thule of medicine." Try It for Ca
tarrh, Insomnia, Indigestion, Paral
ysis, (ieneral Debility, Nervous Dis
orders, Liver, ISIadder and Kidney
Diseases. 12 lwd
Three splendid showcases for sale
cheap. Apply to Kincannon.
Jybl tf.
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Ki:i) BOILING
SPKINGS,
situated In Macon county.
1.400 feet aliove
the sea level.
Nriv Until, iViw Furniture, JVcm MmMfirment,
U.ITKS: JS M to Kit) per week, (According
to locution.)
Klcmuil new Hotel, together Willi a large
Ten-Pin Alley mid llHtli-liotise. The hot,
Htil ili in- Uncos are very lilglily reconi mended
In Itlieiiiiiuli-iii, Skin anil llliHNl diseases.
The wulei-s are wonderful UKenU In Hie
treatment or Idiulder, Kidney and l.lver
I otii p In if snil ni" well known lor the
nisiiy curs the)- have aci-owllsliecl III
Ciiiivel. Telephonic eoiiimiiiilcntlon wltn
Nashvlll".
liiilJTIC : Via (Inllntln and Westmoreland,
u via Lebanon ami ('urtlmne.
KIC1) IUIII.IMO SPUING CO.,
JelH .lin (1 Macon County, Teniiesme.
Clarksville Liquor Store,
S. BAER & CO., Proprietors,
Dealers
Whiskies
Gins,
Belli ESk
We carry a complete lino o(
Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers' Articles.
Sole ngeiita Suclm I'riiilens Ginger Ale, Alf and Alf Ale ami 1'orter.
A. L. l)uiilai& U Tobaccos, 8. 1. and J. 0. Mott'n celcliratetl
Crab Ai'iile and Chanipniriic Cider,
.l.l.olo.l ovrmi.1 V.anr Uioo ua a
Sign ol tho P.ig Black 13ear.
AfirMtr. 1TT!dAw-tf!"
JOB I BOOK
In all Us
Leaf-Ohronicle
COMMERCIAL -g-
FIRST-CLASS STOCK used and attention given
ATTRACTIVE
WEDDING,
And a well
LithograpKing - of -
ESTIMATES
ADDRE
Clstrlcs-ville,
FOR CHILDREN.
REGULATES THE BOWELS & CURES
Colic Pains, Nervousness, Summer ('oiiiiiiiiiit,
.Sore Tli rout. Sore Mouth, Acidity of the stoiimcli
Convulsions. Dl.-trrliii-a, Cliiileni Infantum, and
all diseases of lufiuii-y and early childhood. It is
tot narcotic; is purely vegeutmo aim Harmless-
EILERT'S EXTRACT OF
TAR & WILD CHERRY,
ForCounlis. olils, Hoarseness, Shitlinn ul Itlood
(trmielillis. Asthma. Inlluenza. l'leurlsv. Inttam-
nuitioii of the I.iiiius, Pains in the Chest and first
tagv of Consumption.
HERT S DAYLIGHT LIVER PILLS
tor Hick Headache, cure Biliousness and Constl-
pallun. Herniate the Stomach and Liver.
Horses, Cattle, ngs, Sheep & Poultry
IT PKKYIUilS AND ClJItKS
All Diseases common ta them. This Powder Is
a never-failing remedy. A trial of one paekani)
win prove ii.
UNCLE: SAM'S
NERVE and BONE . LINIMENT,
IS TH R IlRwr (UIIAT1VI'. roil
MAN AND BEAST EVER PRODUCED.
It affords the nulckest relief from min and
eff ects tho most permanent cure of any remedy
now known to man.
(let Undo Ham's Knclisli and Cermnn A K C
honk from your driiKgist, 'the iihove niiiiicil
liicrltoi Ions Itenieilies, viz., Dr. Wlnchcll't Teeth
ing Syrup, Eltert'a Extract of Tar an J Wild Cherry,
eilirt t Daylight liner Pill; Uncle Sam't Condition
counter ana uncle Bum a Liniment are maile hy tho
EMM CRT PROPRIETARY CO. CHICAGO ILL.
Forsalo, wholesale nntl retail by
LnekfTt & Hofrri'ilds, drutfyjHt.
IriHli linen, f'riuie'H linen, white and
tinted linen, laid and wove linen. Tor
the type-writer and general linsinews
eorremiondence, ut Hie Lkaf-Ciihni-
,k Joli KnoniH. 1' me liiilierH, plain
and ruled, always in Htock and :im
heap iih the name grades can lie Rot
ten anywhere. Homiu-sh men who
want L'ood fdutionerv will c.onmill. ( heir
interest hy examining our Kl'ock. We
carry the hest, hrandM in the aliove
tfoodM and in miiernn and flax
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Living Prices.
AND SATISFACTORY WORK.
HEADQUARTERS FOR-
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and PICNIC WORK
assorted stock of stationery always on hand.
For all classes of work promptly
given Attention to Mail Orders.
ADDRESS,
Printers and Publishers;
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GENTLEMEN, CALL AND EXAMINE.
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The Tailor, Franklin Street.
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(lTnlvernity of Michigan.)
OFFICE-Torner Main and Hirond.
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apply at the l.HAr-C'HHomci.B Office to
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CLARKSVILLE
Female-:Academy.
A Hchool for the higher culture of young '
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