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1 VOL. 4 4. --NO 1. CLARKSVILLE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1873. WHOLE NO.

Hy lil-Li ILL:" 1 -LL- 'y, JJJ -li 'I "ill I I III I. A COLT ALWAYS IT i A WOMAX'S CURIOSITY. I KEW OR- MO TERRIBLE HERDER ES i. 1 LEANS. YE RS.

keeps a complete J. J. CXlXJSZlilll Jltfw Mrs. ---t, Etf-n vtlib V.I L. Be She.

Store, Hats, A Father Stabs life Daughter to the Heart A modern Virginias. SjuIIls. Front the 8t. Ixjuis Republican, Snoills dcclarct that lis wife is iJ-Ways takinif some kind (f moan ad. How a Scrub-Wonuia Took Her Flrht Degree In Odd Fellowship.

A certain lodo of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows determined to stock of Draa, Patent Med- vantage of him: The lnfct womnn in Is new making larjra addi Valises, i-v have their lodge room done up clean the world, sir," snvs bjuii! but now and fHj oTcr3 and nicve. It wasrt'solvcd unaniiuotViO' tions to his stock, an hd then the will act mean. :TVIIOXEIIL.E inducements tarthe Trade, icines, Paints, Notions, Blank LlTe mi Let lire Prlceg." Xw pod Ex tens I re Fall Stock Jnst i Received. that Mrs. K.

should employed to do the job. the hiotting ad-jourSel the guardian, w1ioknew the inquisitive character of Mrs. procured a billy-goat and plaeed in the closet that was kept as a reservoir for theecret things. Hethen inform ed the lady of the wishes of the lodi, and lier to come early tli next morning, as he would then show her what was and what was not td b. fan help it.

LaM Saturday at said Squill's "be was as stmllingts a bundle of chips." i "Are your thops done to your lik-ing, Squills, lelicloulv, my love.M "I broiled them myself, dnar." "I knew it was going to bo hot," said Squills, and when I got into the hall to leavo, Mrs. Squills was there with Books arid Stationery, and is nmiL whitealpaca, with light blue trimmings, and in the wondrously arranged masses of her pale, flossy gold hair she had daintily fastened a bright pink rosebud, and a geranium baf in the center of the blue bow she Wore. Wil could hardly tell what color her eyes were, so persistentlvdid she keep her head turned from him. But he did know what a purely Grecian profile hers was, and now fair as a lily petal her cheeks were, and what a sweet, grave mouth she had. And he knew, too, that she was lame this lovely girl, whose name was Lena Lisle cousin of vivacious Annie." He knew by the mute, sad sign of the ruby velvet-headed crutch that stood, like a grimt faithful sentinel beside her chair.

i But Lena didn't scein to grieve over her misfortune, as Wil was sure he would have done. She was very bright and very sweet, and at times he caught such merry glances shining from those wondrous amber clear eyes of hers, Wil found dinner very good that evening. He laughed, and ate, and helped Miss Annio and Miss Lena, and talked to Mr. Lisle and when they adjourned to the parlor he played and sung his best. Annie was flirting about from the piano to Lena's chair, ever gay and merry, and Vil made up his mindj as he heard her low, sweet laugh, and watched her graceful figure, that Mr.

Lisle had indeed offered himfa prize worth fighting for. 1 Morning came and with it prepared to sell low at retail 1 my hat in one hand and iny overcoat in Madame KM with her. broom brushesthe other, Squills dear." she began- pails, tubs, and found the guardian The New Orleans Times brings us the particulars of the murder of' Caroline Ungcl by her father, Joseph Hu-gel, on the levee in that city, just after leaving the steamer; on which they had both arrived "from Bordeaux, France, from which we briefly gather the following facts Scarcely had the hurry incident to the mooring of the ship subsided than many of the passengers hurried forward, anxious to set foot again on ter-ra-firma. 1 Following several the eager passengers, and accompanied by a young man ana two young girln, was a young woman, plainly but neatly at-tirred, and passably handsomej who, apparently as joyous as any, O-ipped lightly down the gangway to the wharf, across which she, with her companions, pursued their They hadjniade scarcely more than twenty "stepf from the end ot the staging when a man rushed forward, and facing the four addressed a word to the young woman, which in a moment he followed up by I AN OATH AND A STAB, and with a wild shriek she threw her arms up and fell backward. A demon appeared to have possessed the jnan, for drawing his large sheath-knife from her breasC, into which ha had buried or wholesale I thought it time to pitch inhere," siid Squills, "so I said quietly How 1 much Mrs.

Squills Out with it, my love." 1. Mj Squill, said -she, be uttmatiiy sir, I beg; not to u'ay Hussy wantsa silk dress to go to church in the poor child really isn't EXTRA GOLOEH SYRUP, I3TTCCATI0X TO PATIE5CE. BY DR. L. L.

LDKTOa. Sweet Patlenoe, come to me, And calm my troubled heart I long thy gentle face to see. And never from thee part. 1 mourn and am disturbed, Thut I no conquest gain Still sorrowing and sore oppressed, ready to complain. When life moves gently on, No crosses in my way.

No lowering clonds or darkening storm O'ershadpwlng the day I think myself secure, r. And with thy presence blessed, Nothing my soul from thee shall lure, Nothing my heart oppress. Quick as the lightning's flash, Quick as a passing thought, My sea of rest In. tempests lashed My sinful anger wrought, fl Some little word or deed, i Someact of negligence, A word, or act, I should not heed, Or think them an offense. 1 know its pride of heart.

Impatient of rebuke A stubborn will no peace imparls, Or brother's counsels brook. Tbe little things of life, A child might well endure. Stir up within me such a strife My prayers, and tears, can't cure. My petulance I feel i I mourn my waywardness; i Low In the dust to thee I kneel, And tell my helplessness. (spirit of Patience, come.

And sanctify my heart Give me the spirit of thy son, His holiness impart. I know thou nearest prayer. Patience to me shall come. Affliction cup thou dost prepare, Through this the victory's won. 5 Patience Is sorrow's child, Born of an humble rare, With feat ures calm, and sweet, and mild.

By tears and suffering traced. If Patience only comes i. Through suffering and BeacXiord, thy gracious will be done, My tronbled heart shall rest. Clarksville, Nov. Bth, 1878.

FranHia Strcst, I decent 'you are very sorry, well, so W. H- TURN'LkY. W. J. ELY W.

DM ERIYr'ETH ER, Jr. TURHLEY, ELY CO. AND- 5 eneral Commission ICerciiants, Ladies', Kisses and Children's Custom Work. GeBtlemes's very Superior Shop-made Boots and Shoes, both fa Sewed and Pegged Work. Eaby Shoes, in Great Tariety, Jnst i ileeeired.

Clarksvillk, October 11, '73. "i L. WlLUAMS would have all to know that he has now in store, for the Fall Trade, his large stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Valises, Umbrellas and Gfenta Furnishing Goods, which he is offering at. less prices than the same goods have ever been sold at in this market. 1 fully appreciate the exceeding stringency of the money market, and hence will give you my goods at prices commensnrate with the "Hard Times." In the selection of my stock, great care was taken to buy goods of best material and workmanship, and though these goods are offered you at less prices than they have ever been sold in Clarksville, I can give you a guarantee of Good Qual-itt" on nearly every, pair of shoes you get.

A full stock of Gents' and Boys' Kip Boots, all grades and at bottom prices. The best $5 00 Gents' Kip Boot in Clarksville. i Ladies' Shoes, full calf vamp and quarter, II 50 In kega.half barrels and barrel. waiting lor her. (, Madame," said he, "I tell you what we want done, and how canie to employ you.

The brothers said it was difficult to get anybody to do the job, and not bo meddling 1 with the secret in the closet we have lost the.key:aod Cannot find it to lock the door, I assured them that you could be depended upon." Depend on I guess I can. My fioor dead and gone husband, he bCf onged to the Free Masons, or anti.mat sons, I don't know which. Ho. used to tell me all the secrets of the concern, and when he showed me the marks of the gridiron, made: when he was initiated, and told me how they fixed poor Morgan I never told a living soul to this day if nobody troubles your closet to find out your secrets till I do, they will be there till they rot, they will." ",1 thought; said the guardian, and now I want you to commence in thatcOrncr and give the wnole room a thorough and I pledge toy word and hotior to the fidelity of your promise hoW donj't go into Hat clos you ought to be. Let her say her prayers at No, Mr.

Squills, the shan'frstay at home, and dha shan't say her prayers, and Mr.iuHls,- you're enough to agravate a and your conduct is digusting, aed itsjehoush to drive a woman to bolt right off to Chicago hud get a divorce." i I thought this was a good time to fire off' my pet Joke." said Squills, I eakl, Mrs. Squills, a bolt is Blways in Then bolted mysblj'. for Mrs. Squills comes of a fighting iaini. ly." When I went home at night, Ju--sy', dear child, played all my pet Oflen-baeh muMC," and 1 knW 1 was in for the dress, only I wanted to hold out.

Ternie, it to the handle, he delivered another thrust, but this was given as the yoitag Winter had sped on, as if on icy wings spring had unburdened herself of greenest grasses and whitest blossoms, and now the fervid, glorious midsummer had come, when the sky was one wide blue arch, and the west winds blew coolly in the even ings. Evervbodv said it was the most de- i Crashed, Powdered and Urannlated UC2 lightfiil summer they had ever expe woman was failing, and the reach was short, hence the point of the terrible instrument entered but about; 'an i i The first thrust was a mortal" bne, the knife, as it was subsequently ascertained, having CENTEEKD THE HEABT, i A feeling of horror seemed to pervade the numerous witnesne to the tragic scene, and chilled them into a perfect silence for a moment, during tin morning, just fbr the look" of the STJGrR. riencea. Jvverybody had hied them off to mountain -side or seashore Mr. Lisle and Annie and Lena had been and were summering in White Mountains and everybody except UUBir.

For five yeara aAer we were! ried," said Sfiuilla, Mrs. S. would per Are daily adding new supplies to their large and welj assorted stock of Wil Renton, seemed happy as a lark. New Orleans, Clarified and Brown which time the man looked upon his bloody work but this momentary lull was suddenly disturbed by a cry of horror from the multitude? which Ana Wil was very unhappy this bright, breezy July morning, man-fashion with his feet on his desk, and hiB office chair tilted to an angle of forty-five degrees, with his pen stuck in the curls behind his right ear, and his lead I FIBE-PEOOF WARIBQFSE, CLARKSTILLE, TENN. Advance Bade or Tobacco la Store.

We hare secured the services of Col. W. Yoong, the well-known auctiouer, who will all of our Tobacco for us. We nave erected a abed la New Providence, op post to the store of Messrs. Mcttao-iel A BmIw, where we will rwseive tobacco and dray It to oar warehouse free of charge those persona who do not wish to haul It to ClarksvUlft.

Messrs. McDanlel A Bar-bee will receive, weigh and receipt for Tobacco delivered at our shed in New Providence. Oct 1 '71 -tf. Captain Jack Captured Owing to' tie BnafcSra of a Wcrth-. less Bridle.

aroused the man from the contempla- VELVET-HEADED CRUTCH. THE tioo or ins uornu ueeu uereujiuu nu turned, and annarentlv actuated bv a "Wil SUGAR. sudden terror he fled, followed by a Old Mr. Asahel Lisle called out his Staple and Fancy sist in looking under tbe bed for a ma n. It's the same mau every woman jlooLs for, I suppose, because they all do it.

Well, failing to find the Squills finally gave him up in digut and took to something else. 1 Sipiill, they take to something else after they can't find i ho man under' the- bed. Mrs, Squills' weakness is bolting tho "door. 'Mr. Squills have you bolted tho door? is always tho last thing at bight.

This particular night," said Squills, Mrs. S. was very 1 dignified and din-, tant. 'No familiarities, Mr. 8iuills, it you, please; you wounded my fiMings in tlieir tenderest point this morn i of, and I cannot forget, though you did, that I am your wile, sir, and the mother of your children.Ir.

Squills." "This was pitching it unconionly strong, yon know?" said Squills, and was about to surrender, whon) Mj-s. Squills turned off tho cas and then Companion name so aDruptiy tnai Wilbur Renton's cirgar nearly fell from between his teeth. Gents' full stock calf shoes, 1 85 Gents' -kip 1 50 Boys' calf 1 50 These ark Good Shoxs. The best for the money in the market, and will guarantee them to give satisfaction. Aliother grades proportionately cheap.

The Farmers', Shoe--snow and dirt excluder. Call and see it These goods must be seen to be appreciated. Call in and look at I will take pleasure in showing jthem to you, Whether you buy.or not, one look at them with their astonishingly low prices will convince you that we offer greater inducements than we advertise. It matters not where you have bought heretofore, nor hoW well, they have worn, just call in to see me this fall, if "I'm here, sir. what can I do for you?" NETTCAEOUN A WOE.

There was a cnarming iresnness ana manliness in the tone of Wil's voice, et ana tnen lett the laay to nerson. fro sooner had slie heard the sound of his feet on the steps than ehe exclaimed, 'Don't get into the closet I'll warrant there's ft gridiron, or some nonsense just like the hnti-nistsons for all the world, I'll be I will one peep, and nobody will bo any wiwr.asl can keep it to myself." Suiting the action to the word she stepped lightly to be forbidden closet, and turned the button, which was no sooner done than went the billy-goat, with a spring to regain his liberty, which came near upsetting her ladyship. Both started for the door, but it was filled with implements for house cleaning, and all were swept from their position to the bottom of the stairs. The noise and occasioned by such I unceremonious coining down stairsdrew half the town tol witness Mrs: K's. efforts Ad get from under the pile of pails, tubs, brooms and brushes in the street.

i "'s Whohould be the first to the spot but that rascally doorkeeper, After re-leasing-the goat, which was a cripple for life and upifting the rubbish that bound the good woman to, the earth, anxiously inquired iff she had been taking the i i "Taking the degree Exclaimed the lady if you'Jcall tombling from the top to the bofioin of the stairfwith the devU arterTtfking things by degrees, I have them, and if ye frightened folks have frightened mend, hurt tojboot, I'll warrant theywill -ke as much noise as I pencil between his teeth. He was very unhappy, and the reason was he was "head and heels in love, i And not with Annie Lisle, either I i When he thought of and what were obvious Mr. Lisle's wishes, Wil was quitai vexed with himself. But when he' thought of Lena's precious face, every thought fled but perfect thankfulness that his fate had given him Buch a blessing. i Of course, Wil would have liked the twenty-five-thousand, dollars; to be sure whenthe first met Annie Lisle he was elated at the thought of the double treasure he might win, Then gradually, slowly, and surely, Lena Lisle's sweet, self crept into his inmost soul, and he learned to know that instead of wooing the heiress, the beauty, he had been won by the poor cripple.

and when one heard it they decided at once that it must belong to a noble He was a fine fellow, and no one flint Honours' If be had purchased one of Jiwiin's make he could have bid defiance to Gen. Davis and the dynasty at Wash lDgton. I have a splendid stock of Bad-d les. Bridles, 17 rnMIl RllffffV knew the fact any better than Mr. Lisle, in whose employ Wil had worked for years.

coiled herself up in a jet. tomewhero hat can you do, en vv en, in short notice, you can marry Annie Lisle, ff you want to." This time the pen dropped from Wil for nothing more than to compare my goods with others in tbe market, and then buy where you; can get the best bargains. In Hats; Caps and Gents' Furnishing Goods, I have a very com shrieking, maddened crowd, who evinced a disposition to string him instantly, some calling loudly-for a rope, and others crying "kill him." With this hue and cry behind him retreated precipitately across the jcvee in the direction of the houses beyond the ptreet, and he eventually took refuge in a paint-shop, still holding his knife and threatening his Despite his threat to deal destruction to any mortal, one gentleman approached him as he stood at bay in the paint-shop, and, taking the knife from his grip, led him forth a prisoner, i The Times' says the fiend took the matter very coolly in jail, and attempted to justify himself by stating that the conduct of the girl had been very bad on ship board, and that he feared she would desert him and lead an abandoned life. It seems he had left his family ic-Alsatia in 18tib and came to America. In California he had made a small fortune keeping a beer sI on, and his wife dying at home, he went to Europe to bring out his daughter, aged 22, and a very promising young woman whbse hand he had al-fcadj disposed of in marriage to his He found her in Paris acting as a servant, and induced her to accompany him.

When on the ship, hhe persisted in keeping company with a couple of young Frenchmen contrary to his wishes, and threatened- to her, and he determined kill to ei must confess that at times, had wondered if he would be ashamed "Whips, Ktc.of any kind desired at prices which defy eompeution. Nothing but the beat material used, and Bone bos the best workmen employed. Wo come along and et the worth of your money. When you want anything in the above line, be sure to call on Til, Li. JOSIallJ, Saddle and Harness Maker, June ClarkvllleTenn.

on the outside bed-rail. JSot even I flt jwtty bad about it, I can tell youlbsit I went to sleep I don't know how long I had slept, but some time, when I eiperi-enced a kick in tho back, as if a playful mule had been fanning me. i l'er-haps it was Decennary, as always slept 1 "Mr, aflasn heard S. say, Mr. Squills, have you bolted the door?" Now I leave it to any said' Squills, "whether that is the cornet thing for tho mother of a plete stock.

All the Nobby Styles of of the crutch she wielded so gracefully; and he would mentally compare her irregular limp with Annie's free, gliding step and then he would hate himselt for the vile thought, and swear to him Avhich they sell as low as they -can be bought anywhere-in the South or West. W. IM DAWMC1. W. A.

QUAR1KH. Gents' Hats, as well as the more staple goods. Call and see "Hall's Arctic Cap;" can be worn as four different caps. The very thing For winter. Don't buy your Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ac, this Fall, till you have seen self to guard his unfortunate darling with his own perfect limbs, and work for her till he could give her just such K.

QUAKLKfl. I hope you did not open the home aB he had expected to take said the door-keeper. do? I rot tin and. from her cousin Annie. So under the Quarles, Daniel Qoailes, Attorneys at Law, TAPIOCA.

Renton's hand from sheer astonishment. Marry Annie-JLisle The i warm blood surged oyer his face, and he looked across the office Straight into Mr. Lisle's eyes. "I don't understand you at all," he said, simply. A sly twinkle was in the old gentle--man's keen gray eyes, but he answeied very demurely 'I can easily explain, my dear boy.

You have heard me speak often enough of my niece, Annie, and -if 's of her I speak now. She's a tfear good girl, and I want to see her married to some one I 6an approve. I approve of you, Wilbur Renton, and if you can win my little Annie's affections, I'll give her to you, and a check for twenty-five thousand' dollars on your wedding day." Mr. Lisle paused aB suddenly as he had commenced, and watched Wil's face narrowly, both while speaking and Open the cj-oset Jive eat tt ap sweet sunnifying influence ot Lena pie she was -forbidden, ia. want a woman to do anything, love, as yet unspoken, save by the voiceless eloouence in her conscious mine, as i teel sure, can save you money.

You are kindly invited to examine my stock. My Storeroom is No. 23, corner Franklin and 1st Cross CLARKSTILLE, TENN. eyes; Wil Renton was developing the not to do it, and she ilia it cwldjnot's best, the noblest traits ot his charac TO praetfr th Ormrli ry and adjoining counties. Street.

Apru 27, Very Respectfully, ter, and he would smile, at times to think it possible he ever could have thought of money winning him a wife. OYSTERS. Th.G invito especial attention x- inferunlidoor, and I' said, uillsfti'hy the deuce didnt -1 ii of bohi ng the door before I I sWp, an3 not wako up a man lo-miridle of a cold nightto do you suppose her answer wW 1 'Why, Mr. she said, .1 tbcurht a bolt was always in order' What did I say What could I say? And tho worst Jof it nil said NiuilIs, I'll be hanged if she wnsn't laughing at me I could feel the bod shaking." save the family 1 1 1 CH AS. W.

TTI.K. V. L. WILLIAMS. out' ii" tinl.

i 1 by the pa ie told Mr. lisle tbe very day ne Oct. 11, 1873-tf. i noTnir broutrht his nieces home. He listened, -7.

-t broke" ifli dt'ti-mt Putting 1 -ry irimp. I felr 'w in a ailence that Wil resented liitWA at hoi no- rlocired. and then the A' down stairs jic "youL 1 fl a. Iininu wp-ii ii nr a ticap. On It.

"'I t. 1- PICKLES. when he had nmshed. j.tjfiLWi ner ta-r'er was so tirutai and inthuwan t'iitttiey had freru'iitly i Mannfacturej and Dealer in But, M'adiim." sanl.zjhe (lonreepr "What on earth can you do with? a LUitiun 1 1 uLiij ATTOENEY AT LAW, CLARKSTILLE, TESN. Will practice In the courts of Montgom- "You understand me now ne saia, --t and intcrtiose lor er, you are in Vosses-n of thegrcat to protest agai? ame wife? 1 She'll be a burdento you after a momentary pause.

secret of our order, an must gimpto- as long as you live." Tfo Electoral College. I But Wil still looked the utter aston- a imhilAil ariii tlinn in lha la say will testimony, instead Virginius, this richly deserves Wil a cheeks flushed at tbe thrust. "Mo. sir." he retorted, quickly. ommittee on'EIec- nwntnefelt, When he answered he spoke.slowly ii way." '1 Th Standing her frfteetios.v be-liie out of'i" Romars the gallows.

laroc Otoclx oftlic Best Brands of Ilobcrtson County nrhisixy, oid BrandTj and Pure Wines. :v.Vf:';;:';t- "Regular way! exififiimciSih lady anj Jrivi i. i i. .1 a. leges of the IJnited WORCESTERSHIRE SAKE.

compreuenu uiau yuu, "Lena will never be a bmrdeh to me. We love each other too i anaaa you gmng near recently held a confer bave paid me awgh compliment, Mr. thetaroal place, and tidct hat ar tarnal task' Hind rtiaRd at mv disposal a "Ohi it's all cut and dried, then His eyes began to twinkle again. "It's asrreed between us, Mr. Lisle, A CsVW--inistflng.

great honor: I do not know why stoves; tinware, HorsE-FCRifisniG goods, i Franklin Street Dorrls' old stand, Clarksville, Tenn. Every description of Tinware "1 li: I i made np in good style. I ROOFING and GUrTERING promptly 1 i- 1 attended to. i i Special Agent for ry ana aajoining cvjmino June 15. 2-tf i JAMES W.

RICE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1 CL1EKSY1LLE, TENN; I Will attend the1 courts of Montgomery, Htewartajid Hounton counties, -j Office on Htrawberry Alley. Jan. 4, 187S-ly i critter without bri41o or a lady saddle? No, I dojj't want anything -to do with th man that rides it. I'd Jook The Republiciti to make 11 18 Uiai IWIBTIWUCOOUI IU1 tn nrfisfinted with a husband in this if you are willing." capital in the in Ohio out nice perched' upon a buw-goat, loud better nave taken Annie. GELATINE.

singular manner. 1 know, trom wnat ence in New York in reference to the mode of electing the President and Vice- President. The substance of their deliberations may be briefly stated as involving the following 1 1. To abolish the Electoral Colleger. 2.

That the Presidcrtand tha Vice- wouldn't No, never 1 l'llnever i havft tiflara. mat sne is uuauueu She's just the wife you want, i Wilbur, gay, dashing, and rich, mind you." be a wife for the most fastidious." go nigh; it again, nor you snail numer if I tsan prevent it, no lady'shallever of th fact that the Hon- VVm.i Allen, the Democratic candidate for overnor, was an "old and that he had passed the day of his usefulness, notwithstanding he is hale and hearty and I know it, sir, and regard iniss Mr. Lisle cheeks liusnea warmiy join the Uddr ellows. n.y, I soon Annie as a prize for some lucky fel "Von have heard aright. Annie is BUim "COURTS, low but assure vou I ratner have orliioated of an amiable dis- manifests wonderful vigor both of body my wife little lame Lena, a thousand President shall be elected by tbe peo er be a Free' and broild on a gridiron as long as the firo.

could' be kept under it, and pulled from, garret to cellar with a halter in a pair1 -of old Wallace's Patent Or ate position, ana very pretty in race auu Burnett's Flavoring Extracts; times. i i ple voting directly for the candidates. and mind. Senator Morton, ot Indiana, went to Ohio to make gome speech fH HOl.ESAI.S OBOfEHs torm. We are "Orutch and alL and be poor as a know I ought to be gratetui, mr d.

Inat cacli be tuvidea es for the Republicans, and was indis church mouse?" i And Tilton's Steam-Washer or Woman's Friend. sAlt kinds ot repairing done. T.ialo hnt hnt into as many as the fctatc is i nil -Mr, Lisle spoke very dryly, and Wil entitled to representatives in Congress, breeches and slippers, just as my poor dead httsband. And he lived over it, but never could live over Buch another tide as I took to-day." 1 "YOu are not aireaay engageu creet enough to join in the cry about "the antiquity of Bill Allen." As mieht have been expected, Allen re A L. bit his lip to retain any unbecoming Mr.

Lisle asked, almost anxiously. H. P. D0RRI3 will superintend the language. i i A iovous laugh trom Wil slips seem to be composed ol contiguous territory, compact in form, and as- nearly equal in population as may be, and tea per.

torted in a way that "touched the raw" DRIED BEEF When Mr. Lisle passea Wil desk Franklin Sign of Sugar Hogshead. jan ed to prophesy his answer that afternoon, on his way home, he IMrOITANT TO EEVEJiUE C0LLF.C workroom. i Aug. in a manner to make even Morton to feel his force.

He is reported to have "at i i am sriaa to say j. am nodded at Wil. i son having tbe highest number ot votesa for President in each district shall receive the vote of the district for Presi-, Tipnrt-free as yet. said "Run down to-night. 1 suspose it 'Then come arouna to ainner w- This very man Morton, when he to be, no matter what I say." sole Agents, nicht.

I want you to see Annie, any- toes. A Circular from the Comptroller. tloMPTKorxEWs Office, Nai-hvilly, III CREAM AND SODA WATER was brought before the people, had not 5 I BEEF TOHQUES, dent, which shall count one Presidential vote; tbateach State idiall be entitled to two Presidential votes at large, which shall be counted for the person the power to stand on his leet belore llflarose to to. but vv aetainea the people, rliaughicr.j vine -com "You are tvre you'll never regret ii- .1 i H. WESTENBERGEB, MA CFACTtTRER OF BOOTS AND SHOES, -M'k if- Opposite Tobacco Kxchange, Clarksville, -j Tenn, i -AT mittee helped him up Ironical cheers, Nov.

Gj 1871 To the- Tax Collectors and Chairman of the County Courtw this, Wil?" "Ono moment. Miss ljisie aoes having tne nignesi, niimoer -01 voies and when they got him up they had to 1-iena lilted her eves to her lover State: In answer to inquiries of the in the wnoie otaie. not know of this projected arrange mont?" i set him in an arm chair, and had to face as he leaned over her invalid chair, PEACHES. 4 The person having the bighoKt different parts of the State, from number of such Presidential votes "Mot a word. And she shall not issue ttiis circular: fumble and hunt up an old manuscript that he had concocted in.

the ideep tfill her." is the dntv of each tax collec- 1 We have opened our Ice Cream Saloon toying with a loose curl on her neck. "Lena, darling 1 how dare you ask me such a question?" Ha stole a kiss ns he snoke. darkness of some midnight, and read 'i 1. tor lbr theaearKHi, and are prepared to furnish Wmilrf Wil iro For two hours af pareu Jesired IN THIS MARKET, FOR ay quantity that may be it there and called it aspeech. Laugh endorse upon his tax books the the payment of each tax there ter Mr.

Lisle went away he leaned over of! BLACKBERRIES. "1 was so certain vou'd be disgusted We have on hand a large and varied as iov tnrmne it over in his mind ter.l Do I look like a man Loud at)i)lausev drowning the speaker's voice hether that paymentf-ha made in," tho United States shall be President. 5. These proyisionsi to be applicable to the election uf Vice-Provident. shall have power to provide for holdingvnnd the election for President and Vicet Prei -dent, and 9 establish tribunals for the decision of contests as to tho vote sortment or Twonfu.fivfi thousand 1 It would make tn-dsvkr a vear hence.

i because I was lame. Oh, don't you wish I could walk, and dance like completely. 1 Am I paralyred him independent he could buy for hi 1 2. iti isthe duty of each tax collector nA mother the cottaire she lived in TOMATOES. to make to the Judge or chairinn of my lips down Jiaugnter.J there are two kinds of influences which wear away human life.

One is the silent, awav down in her country home. He the County Court a monthy statement slio-ii(ir the nccreeate tasel which Id send Phil to college, and start in any district or State, and make reg- constant wear and tear of time, thai ings of II I. in business. ulations governing the proceei id during the uioiun, una 1. UnrnAUinO UKIU these tribunal.

Why shouldn't he marry her? Other mon married for monevf and was he shall, be lur-bv the Con 11- DEAUGHAirS CONFECTIONERIES, FIREWORKS, MASKS, DOLLS, TOYS, Itfational Hotel, CLARKSTILLE, TENN. T. D. SCOTT, Proprietor. This house is complete in all its appointments, and the table supplied with the best I he market affords, at reasonable rates.

Jan. 29 S. OPPENIIEIMEB, DEALER IS Hides, Pars, Wool, Ginseng, and all kinds or Metal, iWiV Square, CLARKSVILLE. I am no candidate forofnee, but will pay cash for all articles in my llne Come along with theiu. Hept.St.

18T2-tf nh a model that he should fling it Id suggest that pristine if it Mmfi within his reach? i each tix collector make his first state condition. I here is another kind 0 iw.W he mieht admire Miss Lisle influence that brings on age and de Annie like other i He felt a pang of pity for her, but he answered her very cheerily "For jowr sake, dear, I'd give ten years off my life to have you as you so naturally long to For myself, I could not love you more were you i the queen of walkers and dancers. i "Ten years off you' life, Will as iI could spare it. And now that I kjioto how you love me, for myself I am going to Instead of finishing her; sentence Lena lightly from her' chair, dashed away her crutch, and walUed down the room and back, flinging herself in Wil's arms, half laughing, half cry-inpr. "I wanted to prove you and win you him what could i be ment up to the hist day ot the month next after he receives his tax! books, thniizli a full month have not clasped: COLMAN'S MUSTARD.

PURE CREAM TARTAR; ere pitude. There is a vicious early life. There is iersonal debauchery then afterwards np to the first day of And so Wil Renton Bhut up the bij Tw Ttnolr. and resolved to go to hi There is moral and physical decrepi CELEBRATED and everything in our-line that can be tudewhichis brought on in individuals. boarding-house and dress, for dinner at desired.

Call and examine our stock. ucceeding month, his will givefsjktem 'to the reports of collectors of tho State. i1; 3: Tho Kum of ten per cent, ntodn and paralyzes them trom the hips down Jtr. Lisle's. PURE BI-CARB.

SODA. And vet this man comes and talk about my want of manly vigor A Jong, large room, whose front wa hn window whose side win amount collected during the month by anvtiii collectdr will be impopwl upon Pure Sptaea of alllclnrt jrta looked out on a close-shaven rim folr each month he tails or relies if could I loved you so long before overv-tho inoooy coueoilcd by to pay IIG0I1 ELY'S BAKERY ts In full operation. Fresh Yeast, Bread, and every variety of Cakes, fresh from the oven every day. All orders promptly filled. lawn whose wickets and mullets sug gestea delightful flirtations over ero von knew me The finest selection of imported Colognes, Handkerchief Extracts, Hair Oils, Toilet Soaps, Combs and To Make A (Jood Be on time to the niinuta wicn the debtor snys "com6 to-morrow ft nine j4' I Sit on the 1 step and wait jfir his Return when he says, I am juit going to 1 i Insist on stepping out to makejchaiigo when a man baa nothing less than a twenty." 1 (, Oo to an old stager" every day for a month with a clieerlul coontenance about that little amount." Don't mind edging into a crowd to ask a fellow, 1 i'; Take a dollar in fartif you can't get ten in whole, and credit it" with "alacrity.

j'. Always suggest a check when the money is not in hand, aa you tan get it "cashed to-morrow. have the account "on so that tho man Can have no excuse for putting you off. Don mind asking for it imntediale. ly after being trcatd or pleasantly entertained, Never be in a hurry, "will wait till vou set through." i him A Si Robertson County Dorsford's Bread Preparation, 4 the Doll tax 18 levied exclus- quel bans.

ivflvfbr school purpOKen, it miist re ho could nave resisted mat certainly not Wil Renton, who; in almost a panic of astonishmet, tried to realize she was not lame at all, and had never so ihat it can bo credited on 1 1m botiks of this office to the school rURE CATAWBA WINE fund, separate and apart from the gen No; 33 Franklin Street, $50,000 From 0 ne i New York has done the most magnificent thing yet, and at a time when we hardly expected any more large donations not already on tho here. The dispatches in the morning papers state that the appropriation of 950,000 by the Board of Alderman mentioned yesterday has been confirmed: by the Board of Assistant Aldermen. They voted it on the supposition that there will bo needy people in Memphis all wintefe jand did not take it for granted that; tfey knew more of the neeea sities and sufferings of the poor tjian we know ourselves. We think the time lion onift to hrv to the we eral State taxj If the tax collector inakesihis payments to a Stato dejKi- Olaflcs-ville, Tennessee, Pure Cider Vinegar. WMs key been.

T. i It was a glorious surprise, and Wil was prouder than Pompey when Lena and he had a jolly galop in the parlor, plnyed by Annie's fingers. 1 "Shall we go to uncle Asa's Wil? lie wants you, you know." Lena's eyes were shining like stars, and she linked her arm in Wil's as they entered the room. 1 Mr. Lisle looked up and smiled ID.

H. LEVIfl. 3. C. PITMAN.

lirushes of all kinds for sale by OWEN MOORE. To our Friknds. Having gone to great expense to give our readers a larger and better paper, we would urgently request all indebted to us, by note or aet-c- to come up, without delay, and make payment We need the money, and hope this modest ap-jieal will not pjufsuaheeded. Nkblktt Grant. 1 ictures ui gums, flowers were hung against the tinted wills a carpet soft as plush, of bright, cherry oak and orange, tinged with dashes of light pink; a table with covers for four, with its sweeping crimi-son and white satin damask cloth, and napkins to match, occupied the center of the floor.

Altogether a very cherry, cosy dint ing-room, Wilbur Renton thought as he chatted with Mr. Lisle about inevitable weather, and looked very critically across the room to the two young girls in the big bay window So she was Miss Annie Jjisle, that charmingly beautiful girl, with a comt plexion all dainty pink and pearl with the iettv black hair and lashes and toryj hjw receipts enouia state oiiinct-y whait he has paid in poll and what on SUite tax. 5. Vj'ith thcJO per cent, tax on prop-crtv foir school purposes, the Comptroller-has hothiiig to do. No report of it Should bo made to bira, It is 1 1 Ola HourManh Whiuky.

PITMAN LEWIS, Dealers In CLOTHING, paid tQ ana aistnouiea uy ie oumy Old reach and Appla Brandy. .1 NO. (Ens' IURMSHIXG Old Frenoh Brandy. Cough or salute when tho MhrJJ case" wants to imss you without seeing you. In fipe bo patient as a post, cheerful as a duck, sociable as a ilea, bold as a lion, weather proof aa a rubber, cunning as a fox, and watchful as sparrow hawk.

particularly suited to those whdt want a pure article will try to getalong without tnrtneraici, and then if anything is sent afterthat for the relief of the poor through the coming season it will be all Ibe more gratefully appreciated. We should let the outside world know that tho people of Memphis are not disposed to take advantage of public sympathy, but desire to become, self-auppporting as Boon as the nature of circumstances Will admit. emphu Ledger ilh inst. Fine Cigars, also i choice Virginia Smoking and Chew-injr Tobacco for sale bv TKITHKIB, VAI.ISES, tbakkx.i1i stbbkt, oprositk court hottsk, TjARKSvILLE, tennfjwee. Oct.i, TiJ-ly.

i dryly. ''Not, so bad after all, eh "I told you she never a burden," rejoined Wil gayly. 1 1 Mr. Lisle's feyes were twinking in the peculiar way Wil had often noticed when he was interested. Now he quickly handed Wil a slip of "I'll sign that on your wedding-day, my boy.

And now I know you will be right sort of a husband for my little Lena. Annie'll she engaged to Dr. Warner. There, young mwr iFtNiwr': I want to read. brows, and the large, lustrous gray eyes.

She was very gracious to il, and he felt sure, with a certain delight at, heart, that either with 300.Bus.0ioyerS.3ed. TIMOTH SEED. for medicinal or oth-! er purposes. H. C.

ERR ITT JKO. W. HOBSK. or without the check for twenty-five thousand dollars for an incentive it would not be a dimwit tasfc to fall i uh nrettv Annie A ioi ciirMJ incident is reported from Cjhattanooga. An ntter stranger called! 011 a respectable farmer, recently, and asked him if his honne had nit been robbed during the war.

The farmer replied that it had. said the stranger, was one of the marauding party that did it. I took a little That locket," aid the farmer, bursting into tears." bad been won! by my dear, dear child." it the stranger, visibly affected 4 lam rich let mo make Her is t20 for your httlo son." He gave the farmer a bill, and received fiM) in change. 1 then wrung the farmer's hand warmly and left i iThn irracf has since dried his HOUSE MERRITT, ATTORNEY A A Orchard and Herds Grass Seeds Then with almost a tender pity for i An inquiry into the kind and quantity of destruction caused by lightning has recently been made in the interests The Heroic Age" of Methodism In speaking of the lato Bishop Early. Bishop McTyiere Baid: He was a representative man of tho heroic age of Methodism, for Methodism -had a.

heroic age," before the log cabin and bush arbor bad given way to the stately dwellings, with frescoed ceiling-when men rode circuits as large as our present districts, and preached at twenty-eight appointments in twenty-eight days, and when the word alary wn her Wil turnea irom aubk rauieu beauty toward the slight, fragile girl by Annie's side, who was so re of the Insurance Companies of Sax CI.ABKSVII.I.I:, TE5S. 11, TS-Sra. OWEN MOORE. Now Providence Saving Institution AVe offer for sale i LottlsTille Cltj SeTen Per Cent. Bonds, Doe In 1903, if 90 CENTS AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

The Bonds will be delivered in any mount desired. In either lxulvUle or New York, ur at ULTJE GRASS SEED. Oct, ony. As might have been anticipated, the result of the investigations establishes the fact that houses roofed with YQR SALE, Of KENT FOR U. And Wil saw a check in his favnr for twenty-five thousand dollars while JLena, with her laughing eyes Wil had long Bine discovered their color, size and shape full of tears, informed him that she and her cousin were co-heir- C9So Wil didn't do so ill.

after all, did ha? Orders promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. Walter HcCcnb Co. March 22, ISTMf With all other good to make complete slate or iron are very much less liable served and yet, wnen BueiwueauuB of her rare smiles, Wil was sure it was the most perfect revelation of womanly purity and girlish sweetness he ever had seen. i She was dressed very simply; a to be fired bv lizhtniDK than nouses not in the book. farms on thonth side of Cumber-laml rlvtr ori of which Is the best in the MUtrT Address, at Clarksville, Montgomery county, OH0Tj80N tvti 4.

'7-Tm. covered with shingle or thatched roofsM tears and loaded his shot-gun twonutui, T. JT. CRUSMAN, First and Franklin Street'.

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