Clarksville Weekly Chronicle from Clarksville, Tennessee • 8

11 .1 1 A Uy awa a Vya J't 3 i CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. I i uWe do herebr certlfr that MinMinriat fine cattle and stock, but have no direct information except to his, Berkshires which have fine breeding and individual merit. 5 Chas. Gaa Waefield, Bethlehem, Tksw. Chas.

Warfield is the worthy President of the Agricultural Association of Montgomery county, Term. He and hia brother, George Warfield, are breeders of Shorthorn Cattle, Shropshire sheep and Chester White hogs. These gentle men were the first to introduce Shropshiredowns into this Both are men of enterprise, and are sealoos in doing all in their.power to advance the interests of agriculture. AS. I.

GtEHTT, CnAEKsmxE, Tkhit." This gentleman, while a capitalist and cashier of one of our leading banks' takes a deep interest in stock, cattle, sheep, and in fact everything pertaining the arrangementa for all lb iaotsifeiy an-4 i i ii F. P. Gracey Bro. It lira a rl- re to apeak of this Crra. Ther are nctio ir.cr losing ct rooj 1" 's civlrfas.

Their business it jjKjrLrea" Li way Uiey come in. to evary house in tLa ciiy. TL- ewa lis wharf-boat and the steamer 'Julien Gracey," which is operated in the interest of Clar ka villa trade, earning freight and paasengers up and "down the river at ery low rates, accommodating every interest along its line, contributing largely to the interest of our merchants, by which they command the river trade. They are also agents for the LikN.RS, under contract to deliver all the freight that comes io this market, to the consigned, free of charge. For this service they are paid by the railroad about two cents per hundred, which, if the merchants bad it to pay, would be about halfithe cost of independent drays.

This relieves our merchants of much annoyance and trouble. The system is so perfect that goods are delivered immediately on arrival, and merchants frequently find their goods in the house before aware of its arrival. Clarksville, nemi-Annuai imiwinn or toe txmlitfaua Htate Lottery Com nany, and In perwm mis-age and eon trot the Drawing thunuwlvea, and that the same are conducted with boa-eaty. falmesa, and in good faith toward all "WTiolesale and Retail Dealers in pariies, anu we auuionao me tjom party to anethiseertlfleate, with faeitmHtw of our signatures attached, in Its advenlnpmeute." to the farming interest of the county Mr. Gleen has recently purchased some imported Oxfordshiredown sheep, and can.yery pioperly be classed with the breeders of fine stock, etc His elegant suburban residence is surrounded with fine gardens, hot houses, etc, -the beautiful lawn in iront can be seen browsing his fine Oxforddowns and Jersey cattle.

i moir, Commlnsioner. 1 Hon. M. Dakisx, Clarkevtlle, Tenit. We wish our friends to know that we take pleasure in giving satisfaction i in the selection of colors and-j styles in Wall Papers, and will i "be pleased to show our stock to any-one who.

i may wish to buy. Mr. Daniel has a splendid farm a couple of miles from town) and upon it has For "this business and other matters, they keep about 20 drays and wagons, 1 deliveriag all of the tobacco that cornea by river or rail to he warehouses in the same way and hauling it out for shipment after sale. They also deal very largely in hay, corn, salt and coal, handling Pittsburg and Kentucky coal; and in this they are generous in dealing out coal to the poor and needy with liberal charity. They have never been known to take advantage of a coal famine to advance prices to extortion, but rather keeping the price down to a bare profit for the teams employed in delivering.

These gentlemen also control the corn trade In a great measure to the advantage of the farming We have observed when corn was peddling on the streets for a mere song, Gracey Bra would come to the front, advancing the price, and when the croD was a large herd of fine Jerseys Among the number can be. found Ernblu. with a butter record of 17 lbs. 6. ok of butter in seven days.

Ilia herd is headed by one, of the grandsons of Duke of Darlington, a fine and richly bred young bull which is the joint property of Mr. Daniel and A. G. Goodlett Ko man in the Over Half a Million Distributed. Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated In 1868 for 2b years by the Legislature for Educational and Chan table purposes with a capital of l.OOu.OOO to which a reserve fund of over -j0xx baa since been adaed. By an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise was made a part of the present Btate Constitution adopted December fed A. vim. Its Grand Single Number Drawings takei place Monthly. It never tcakt or postpones.

Look at ihe The Finest Stock of Axes in the Citv Oliver Chilled Plow, 7 Oliver Chilled Sulky Plow- 1 Sjracuae Chilled Plowg, 1 lr Clarksville Cast and Steel Plcrv, Studebaker'and Jlmnboldt Wzon'tV1 county takes a livelier interest in cattle breeding than does our State Senator. He has shown himself a man of ability as a legislator, lawyer and farmer. Patj Henry, Eso, Clakksville, Tenn. Tht waetfertsa; of th ill cf TtMmum hodyf sriM frvtm dmiaml a IM JL4vCT, affecting both tht ttnmneh atut teasels. Jlav order ta tiffaei a can, it atsetusary to rsaaeee eaetM.

Irregular Mut Sluggish twtin ef tin Jimevls, in th Bmett an4 Loin, indumf Html th X4swr is at fault, aaxf that nmtmr re fUrt hMBiUne to 4mble tht organ to throw ajr tmpwtttmt. ITUtUiy A all Bitters awe erprrian CompMB4l for this pttrjyoKt. SLhcyero mild in ihoit- mettom and fffoefloo aa tmrof are pteaoetnt to tho tatto mnd Utttmt oaiUy ejr both children and adult Toy 'item accord raff to direction, thnf mr 4 mmdpUmtn ottro for Pyarpefyla, General Debility, Habitaal Coa. stlpatloct. Diseased RtdtieTS cttu lo Blosaat murtfier tho tro ouporior to amy othor onaUotnop elmnHnd th yten thoroughly, out imparting Mew life and murgy ta thoin.

ulUU It is medicine and not JntoxlcatlnST beverage. au mi uiiairr tu rtrniT mi irmts, aadtskeaeietksa. rS3CX.flJBwSotlav PRICKLT BITTERS CO PJKJPRIETCSt Henry is the noble son of a noble sire. The Eagle Orator" of Tennessee and Lis worthy consort have passed to the other shore, loved and lamented by fdlowing Distribution: 169th GRAND MONTHLY AND THE out short by drouth, farmers having to buy at $1.00 per bushel to feed their stqck, these in en would bring In boat loads from the West, reducing the pric The same rule has prevailed in td of their dealings JI. Matt Gracey is the '-master office spirit, assisted by Mr.

Gracey Childera, st model young 'nan, aQd Dr. G. C. Dortch, as clerks, and Walter Glasscock as wagon master. Captain Frank is around loose, seeing after everything a man of wonderful business, During the past year, appreciating the be erected a great 'storage hofo, covering an acre of ground, near, the depot, where freight ia received from cars and loaded on free of ichargeV- Certificates, are Jssqed on, wheat corn, flour, tobacco, or any TreTghfc received in storage, on which certificates the banks will advance nearly value of, the, goods in Capt.

Frank Gracey also jthe builder and owner of Jhe Gracey Tobacco Warehouse, (the splendid brick building fronting on Second street opposite the Court House, covering nearly an acre of ground. He is also improving a fine vege-, table, fruit garden and farm in the suburbs. The city bears many marks of all. They left in our midst their two sons, Messrs. Tom: and Pat Henry, who are men of sterling integrity, men who adorn society and who wear well the mantel, of moral worth bestowed by their beloved Mr, Pat Henry has a good farm, almost within the corporate limits of Clarksville.

'His beautiful herd of fine JerseyB are the admiration of all who travel the road leading to New Providence and Hopkinsville. This herd is headed by a richly bred i. or i ruce Seating Caiininey Flues, Scland i'ron'ripo Prompt attention to fI orders for 0 0 II GU WERING IzlraordinfT Sd Axial firing In ths Academy of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, June ij, 1884, Under the personal and man agementof poomassie bull, and ia composed of the very best strains of A. J. C.

C. Jerseys, -s -v- Cou A- G. Goodlejt, Clarksville, Tejtn. Gen. Q.

T. of LiouiBiana, and Gen. JUBAli A. This eentleman is a ritired while he succeeded the bar, has Plmnlilnfj. riA KliY, of Virsrinia.

his enterpriijft and fcvery business interest feels the effect of- his healthy en(JOTherekrr Bach i i Capital. Prizs, $150,000. made a successful farmer. and is a breeder of J. Jerseys and registered Berkshire hogs.

His farm is located three miles- northwest of Clarksville, where he is always ready to receive hia friends and delights in showing NEW HORSE-SHOE SHOP Notice Tickets are $10 only. Halves $5. Fifths, $2. Tenths tL his fine cattle and hogs, we also understand that be Has recently estebiisnea an apiary upon a large He has recently bought, 23 A. J.

C. Jersey 1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF $150,009,1150,000 M. IT, Clark Bro. The senior member of this firm served as chief confidential clerk" of 'President Davis daring the days of the Confederacy, was the last in charge of the Treasury, and paid the soldiers the last money of the "lost cause." After this little frolic was over he and his brother; CaptJDewiaiR; -Crk; returned ier and engaged in the tobacco business as buyers and brokersvand are still at it. W.O00 ajioo.

ao.ooo CARTER'Sl 1VER fejj 3 PILLS. t-J pL.iijumiinMii.iiii I 1 IUttAJNDlKlKOF i 1 tiRAND PRIZE OF LARGE PRIZES OP1 4 LARGE PRIZES OF 20 P1UZES OK 20,000 60 do do a 1,000... ,600.. Xl lOOuto. 25,000 80,000 0,000 AS Mr.

if. Clark is secretary of the Tobacco Board bf Trade and with President 8. F. Beaumont, heads the large board of some SO or 40,. spirited buyers who have made the Clarksville market famous with farmers for substantial prices.

100 200 600 WOO do. do do 0,000 AFPBOZIXATIOS PglZES He was chairman of the'btilldini; committee primeifrover 100 Approximation Prlzea J200 20,000 10 -do do J'i 106-10130 100 do do 75 .700 eeuui ing ujctuuuajuiu erwung our graou p.Kynnge An6 nrm. Dttya SViLLE, i Get M. Uorham to shoe your hone. Mr fSek Beadaeoa sad relieve all the troubles deat to a bilious state of the system, saea as Dls-BBeas, Nanseat Drowsiness, Distress after eating, Psm the Side, Ac While their most remarfc- .52200 a large quantity ot topacco, ana nave been known to pay $50,000 in one check for it" They are ownars of the large tobacco factory occupied by.T.

D. Luckett i iLA rm 2279 Prises, amoantln? to. Application fop rates to clnbs should be jsr Jaa. Gill and other horse men say he gives them- home madeahoea and warrants tnem for 60 days. He trims the feet carefully, cc ts outcornc, removes gravel and makes t-ie shoe fit tne foot and not the foot fit- tie aUasooosss hxm beem snoira to.

canpg mnwar- -asw a- jp made only to theHaffloe of the Company In aou ire tmiwb uiu I'luuuesa, xuisa nouse Will UOUDU668 pat Up Sierw urieaas. Commi ssion- shoe, if yon win- patronise mm you win QUOJUVU poumlii of strips tuis season. The Tobacco Leaf For farther information write clearly, foil Mafce P. Money Orders payable aud address Registered Letters save mot ey. Shop on third street opposite inetoun; uouse.

jan Carfcer'sfjttle Uver PQls sre ecrastly to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK. The Clarksvilla Tobacco Leaf was established in 1869 by M. V. Ingram, who For the Inspection and Sale of vaioaUe ia Coastipstkm, coring gad pxevauting this annoying complaint, while they also correct aU disorders of the stomach, ethnnlat the liver "9 New Orleans, La. "POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters bv A Ten rr-iSTXtX and regolau the bowels.

ren if they only cnaed Mall or Ezprees (all snms of 9b aLd upwards came here from Springfield, Tenn, where he had three years experience in the business, and issued the first number on the 11th day of February, a large 9 column paper. It was a success, gaining a large circulation at once, Mr. Ingram continuing alone as its editor and publisher up to the 9th of December, that year, when Mr. H. M.

Doak, a young lawyer and sow editor of the uy ruxpress at oar expense? to Mi A. OATJPHIN, New Orleans, La. Ti TTMTTV T. HERNDON Supt'. and Salesman.

607 Beventh BU, Washington, D. C. flLOUjSyiLCE-A NASHVILtE RtTP Cincinnati News Journal, was admitted as a partner and editor. The firm of JUhe fBey womd Ve almost priceless to those wh Buffer from this distressing complaint; bat forta lately their goociess does not end here, and those Vfeo oaoetry them will find these litUe pills vahi-able in so many ways that they will not be willmg to do without them. Bat after all sic: head cows from C.

D. Frisbie" of Cynlhiana, -Ky. Hambauoh fe Goodlett, Claeksville, Tests. This firm is composed of Mr. P.

C. Hambaugh, President of Franklin Bank of this city, and A. G. Goodlett, the gentlemen mentioned above. They are the proprietors of Linwood Farm, which is composed of about eight hundred acres of fine land lying' near New Providence, Teuru They are breeders of Shorthorn cattle, Oxforddown sheep, Chester White hogs and jack stock, Their herd of Shorthorns comprise strains of the very best 'families of Sharona, Young Marys, Young Harriets, etc, etc.

Their Oxforddown ewes were ImportedL England, and the finest "sheep ever aaw "some of them weighing as high as two hundred and fifty pounds Their herd of Shorthorns number about twonty-five beaded Forest Grove a fine young Bose of Sharon boll. Thia firm, began the breeding of fine stock and cattle last and are embarking in the ioii an extensive The whole ia under the management of A. G. Goodlett, whose individual farm adjoins Linwood Farm. W.

IL Burgess, New Providence, Tenn. Capt Burgess purchased a herd of fine Shorthorns last summer, and headed them with a Bplendid' Rose Mary bull. His farm is located some five miles west of New Providence, Tenn. He also raises fine hogs, but as to the breed we are not informed. Capt B.

is a genial, affable gentleman, zealous in the pursuit of his business, and while engaged in the milling business, being the proprietor of a large flouring and custom mill, has a decided turn for fine stock and cattle. Dk. Henry Deane, Clarksville, Tens. Four miles from Clarksville, on the Hopkinsyille turnpike, is situated the residence of this gentleman, which is surrounded by fine land, upon which may be found the largest herd of Jerseys in the county. Dr.

Drane arid his father-in-law, Dr. E. R. W. Thomas, have lately made extensive purchases of A.

J. C. Jerseys, and will probably become the largest breeders of these butter-producing animals in the south. Both are men of high moral worth, and the patronage which they may invite in the future, can deal with them, relying upon their representations in every particular. Edward Drane, Clarksville, Tenn.

Mr. Drane's farm is situated immediately west of the farm of his brother, Dr. Henry Drane. He is an extensive breeder of registered Berkshire hogs and has the largest number of breeding sows of any one in the county. His hogs are of the very best strains, arif he has neither spared time nor money in buying the best hogs that could be procured in this country and England.

We understand that he also has fine poultry, and recently made a purchase of Holstein cows from the herd of Smith Powell, of New York, tend will become a breeder of this kind of cattle. THE GREAT BRADFIELD'S Through Trunk Line 9 Caah advanced on Tobacco in thelani JUL Bible fanners and dealers. All Tobacco insured while in storVat the expense of owner, except where there ia no advance, and then without written orders not to insure. Ingram A Doak continued up to 1874, when Doak bought out Ingram, and continued the publication one year, assisted by Squire Z. Smith as local editor juid business manager, when Ingram bought out Doak and continued the pub-licaUoa lip to 1880, during which time Mr.

W. O. Brandon was foreman 'and business manager, assisting in the local editorial work. In the. fall of -18G6 Mr.

Ingram built a publishing house on corner of Third and Franklin streets. April 14th, 1878, the building, presses, Ac, were all completely destroyed' by fire. A hew and complete outfit was at once purchased arid the paper re-established, and changed to a semi-weekly. In 1880 Mr. Clay Stacker was ad Bradfield's Female Is the bane of so many lives that here 1s where we make: oar great boast, Oar pills Cora it while others do not.

Carter's Little Liver HUs are Very email and very easy to take. Oneor two pills makes dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their pentle action please all who use them. In vials lit 25 cents; Ave for tl. Suld hj druggists everywhere, or sent by maiL CARTEB KEDICITfE Ifew Tort mitted as a partner, and in 1881 Ingram A Stacker sold out to the present Regulator Is a Special Remedy for all diseases pertain Wltbcat Cfcanga in w.tb Speed UBfivaiel proprietors, Messrs.

W. U. iJrandon and C. Barksdale, under whose management it has maintained its prestige and popularity. They arte both practical printers and young men of fine business capacity, talent and progressive spirit Hie Clarksville Democrat.

lng to the Wc mb, and any intelligent woman can enre herself by following- the di rections. It is especially efficacious In easea or suppressed or painiui Mensiruauon, me bites, ana partial roiapsus. it atroros. immediate relief and nermanenlly restores CELEBRATED The Democrat is published by Messrs. JL M.

Hall and B. M. Degraffenreid, J. C. KEKDRICK.

the Menstrual Functions. As a remedy to JOHN H. PETTTJS. GEO. 8.

1BWI2T. young lawyers of nne education and opportunities, possessing talent vim and oe nsea aunng mat critical penoo Known as the Change of Life, this invaluable rem- eoy nas no rival. SHORTEST AMD QUICKEST R0UTB from stemphls, afUan, and Btuabnldt to the NORTH EAST PULLHiS CARS KSSTlSi villa, and bu i ons change to principal NORTHERN AKD EASTERN THREE TRAINS DAILY By this Una, making BUSEOOHHECTIOHS AKD QTTTfilf EHT Tnn; Holmes' Liniment enterprise. The Democrat is more the child of circumstances, growing out of the division in the Democratic ranks in 1882 on the State 'debt question. It was started by Mr.

Ingram and friends on that side as a campaign paper, espousing the cause of Gen. Bate for Governor. Mr. Ingram. continued to edit the paper'upto April, 1883, when it was sold to its present proprietors, who Is an Inestimable Boon to all child-bearing women; a real Diessing to sunering remaiee; a true MOTHER'S FRIEND.

Walter H. Drane, Clarksyille, is the owner of two of the finest Holstein heifers that has been brought to When applied a few weeks before confine Kendrick, Pettus Tobacco Salpsmen, General Commission Merchants, CENTRAL. WAHefeEf Cor. Mia and Front StnetsSZ C. Just Below the New Tobacco Exchange.

EMIGRANTS tZWXrS receive special low rates. Boo Aaests of this Company for i or write P. ATMORt, G. P. it T.

A. i "CO t-oulsvllla. Kyy ment it win produce a sate and quick delivery, control pain, and alleviate the usual dread, agonizing suffering, beyond the this section Janneck Wortle, 3rd, and Isadora, 2nd, from the best strains in Smith and Powell's fine herd: It is not Mr. Drane's purpose to go into the breeding business on an extensive scale, but taking a lively interest in fine power of language to express I Pryor's Ointment V' Is a sure acd speedy cure for Blind or Blend TUTT stock, he is quite able to afford several fine cows for his own pleasure. Janneck Wortle, a remarkable fine male calf by Smith and Powell's fine purchased a complete outfit presses and type, and greatly enlarged the paper.

The young gentlemen now in charge were evidently cut out for the newspaper business; they are natural born editors, and oblijjing and courteous gentlemen. Fine Tailor-Made Suits. We desire, to commend to those wanting neat fitting suits of fine goods, hand made, Mr. P. T.

Mvllett, our. accommodating express who keeps a large lot of samples for orders, and understands measuring for a neat fit If a man is not particular or nice about good fitting clothes, it is always cheapest to buy a bag and cut a hole in the end for his head, but if he wants a decent suit, he (should -call on Millett. B.F. Hardin Those wanting fine buggies, carriages or phaetons, are directed to this estab 8TOIIACH young Netherland bull, Prince Imperial." 'Squire J. M.

Anderson, Ringgold, Tenn. lng piles. Bores, Ulcere, Tumors, Fistula, Burns, Corns, Felons, Bore Nipples, etev Its PULLS enects are simpiy marvelous, ana it is an Inexpressible blessing to all afflicted with either of the above oomnlalnts. Trv it i This gentleman is making his arrangements to engage entensively in the breeding business. He now has ten or fifteen head of choice bred Short-horn aaa3 For circulars, testimonials, and full particulars, address Sole Proprietor and Manu- cattle in the blue grass region, which he will soon move down to his Mont belnurweJ gomery county farm.

'Squire Anderson will make a success of the business laciurer oi tneae THREE GREAT REMEDIES; J. BRADFIELD, No. 108 South Pry or 8U Atlanta, Qa. whieh there Is no as he does with everything he puts his hands to. He owns a splendid farm ffegeawratlou for EsltwUed yaleaaa.

Suffering from a general want of tone, and its usual concomitants, dyspepsia and nervousness, is seldom derivable from the use of a nourishing diet aud stimuli of appetite, uuuided. A im theme that will eaict a removal ol toe specific obstacle to renewed health and vigor, that is a genuine SOTrective, is the need. It is the pos-ieasion oi' thi priuid which Hostetter'a- OHUarh Hitters so ffeotire mi For sale by all Oruggisca uiU Lkh ler gi-ne rally. lishment B. F.

Hardin Co's. carriage factory is one of the manufacturing thrrUk 001,0 lnre; -old-all TrtlriuVob, held nntflrrrin of thfi citv. ThfiV mn nv nfnri nf alrillf nunKoni and keeps his stock, even if they be scrubs, in the best condition. Bryck Stewart. Pos Sale by OWEN A MOORE, Clarks- vuie, xen fine work.

Mr. Hardin is a skilled workman himself, a judge of good work, knows the wants of the country, and is careful in all his work warranting it 1KB H. SHELBY. Mr. Stewart has a splendid farm on the Hopkinsville pike, near Ringgold, I WM, H.

BTjpoTjPj SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER, Xioss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Fain tl the Head, with dull sensation in tht tack pari, Fain under the Shoulder blade, fullness after eatinp, with a disir clination to exertion of body or mine Irritability of temper, Low spirits, wis,) a feeling of navinc neglected some duty. Weariness, Disziness, Fluttering at the Heart, Dots before tits eyes. Tallow Bids, Headache generally over the right eye, Restlessness, with fitful dreams, highly colored Urine, and CONSTIPATION. Tt7TTS PI1X8 are especially adapted fe such cases, one dose effects saeh a caui of feeling; aa so astonish tha sufferer. They Increase Appetite, and cause tha body to Taste rieak, thus ths system Is to the satisfaction of every purchaser.

There is safety, coinfort and durability and is fast stocking it with pure bred animals. During last fall he purchased several very fine Short-horn cows and a choice young bull. He is the owner in his buggies not like the flimsy Eastern work sent out over the country, PATENTS obtained, and all other business in the U. S. SHELBY RUDOLPH, of Rosa Lee, t.hn finest imported Jersey cow in the State, besides a number of other Jersey animals.

He also purchased several head of Holstein cattle of select breeding, and some pure bred Cheshire hogs, all of which makes a good (Sueceaaor to SJIELBT-4 CO.) i i hiS mnrnttftTTt Patent Offloe attended to for MODRATE FEES. Our office Is opposite the TJ. B. Patent Office, and we can obtain Patents In less time than those remote from Washington. Send Model or Drawing.

We advise aa to patentability free of charger and we make liable to drop to pieces any time breaking one's neck. JJ a man wants his neck broken it is cheaper to buy a rope, but if he wants a safe, pleasant ride he had better buy one of Hardin's buggies. Clarksville Wagon Factory. This is a stock company possessing large capital. The factory is located on Commerce J.

P. Y. Whitfield is President; B. W. Macrae, Secretary; beginning.

Capt. F. P. Gracey and by weir TSMiie stuea oo ise tbeir sttaaata are nro- waeeiire owns a beautiful little farm in the suburbs of this city, on Cumberland river, daced. Price ti ceni Mairray H.

1. and is fast Blocking it with pure bred animals. Last fall he purchased of NO CHABOE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT. When patent Is granted a drawing of your Invention, with claims, your name ana address, will be published In the United States Patent Offloe Gazette, a paper of immense Pipe smoklngistherealtsstof tobacco. It is tile regal way of smostng.

Yon gat mors directly at the flavor and bagranos. Ton take the smoke cooler, snd the tanie cleanlier and aafer. Pipe smoking is smoking reduced to a fine art. The more the question of adulterated tobacco foreee itself on the attention of smokers, the mors desirable it beoomes to know precisely what yoa are smoking. In Blackweirs Bull Durham Smoking To Smith and Powell Daisy Dale, a Holstein heifer with a fine record and posses TUH'S HAIR DYE, Jooepb Superintendent this company commenced by securing a large lot of select timber with years of seasoning, and have continued tolay sing superior worth both in individuality and breeding.

This spring Bhe BAILEY WAREHOllSEj circulation, AND THE ONLY ONE THAT PUBLISHES THIS FREE. brought a heifer calf by Prince Imperial. The calf was perfect in form and Obav Haib ob Wrtskkks chaaffed to a Qtosair Black by a alngle application of this Dva. It Inv carta a natural color, sets Instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of $.

most beautifully marked, for which, we understand, he has refused $300. We. refer, here, to the Post Master, the Supt-of the Money Order and to offi bacco you haveaguarantea, in stocks year, lhoy keep timber in seasoning several years ahead. Careful and skilled workmen are employed to build the wagons, which are warranted, therefore the high reputation of the wagons from this house. They give universal satisfaction.

A more handsome and durable'wagon cannot be OFFICE, SS MrRBAT IT, WEW TOM. cials of the U.S. Patent Office. For circular Commerce Street, Near.Curt Hcuss, 1 (sr. rem aixcit vinto utm Zmiml tarnl wtU fca assU4 Ui aa aavice, terms, ana reference to actual clients Capt Gracey is also stocking his place with pure bred Cheshire hogs.

L. R. Willis always, uui nuin jk own unadulterated product JXS Its fragrance, flavor, and nnsnrpsssed quality, are do- liad. It is an honest wagon, made by honest labor, and no marks of the peni in your own state, or county, aaaress O. A.

SNOW 4 Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. has also commenced breeding Holstein cattle. His fine young cow, Myrtrice, VYsisht Indian Yecetable Pills ftrk jLXi mw wu hiu m. Try (t, and you will be mti. none irenuine with brought a heifer calf and is developing remarkably.

Dr. S. W. Dawson, St. Bethlehem, out trademark of the Bull I rj -T -1 I i.

A -a LIVE on Medical Card. is engaeed in breeding fine stock; Jersey, Short-horn and Holstein cattle. His on not to tBMira. tOTU-m son-in-law. Mr.

A. V. Goodpasture, is engaged with him in the Holstein And all Bilious Complalntt Owlne to continued feeble health, the nn Safe to take, vetretable; no grtfsf breeding. They have two fine young cows that are now making extraordina being pare 1'rioe ou. being purely dursigned proposes to confine his work in the future, principal) v.

toConsnltationsand log. All snoosssfnl Fishermen and Sportsmen smoke BUokwell's Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco, and they enjoy it ry milk records, which will soon be given to the public under official test Office Practice. Special attention will be given todironlcDlseasesof all kinds. Office They also have out orders for the importation of about fifty head of Holstein II 1 "A to iJaiZ hours, to lz, a.m., and 'i too p.m., except on Sandavs and lnclmeiit weather, will then cattle, which they will receive during the summer. M.

V. Ingram UVJ be at residence, Greenwood Avenue, Clarks- RELIABLE SElf-CURE vl lit, Tenn. M. LAKKifi, M. 1).

Sent. 2S. 1882-ly A favorite DrpecrtDtlon of nne of fan wcTwlSwlS.t' tJwaSST ii 901 eh i Ml wlrvnayberttwwda-a-ni has at his Gulf Stream Dairy farm, in the suburbs of the city, twO very fine most noted and successful spciallsts In the ti (now retired) for the cure of "ei fWiV. fjoot Mmnnaod, sVewlrwe aud Itoomm. Sen i plain sealud envelopavw.

IDruggisucatl HUlt, breeding bulls, Darius sired by Crown Prince Isaac," a well developed The Clarksville, Canton and Mouth feealtm, tf tuch a be possible. Tor FemaU Complaawtathaa VwTZwml rtTtldnn, mm tiem th. awa at LITE3 young Holstein, related to the best known families in the Holsten catalogue. tentiary Uuef on it Clarksville Foundry and Machine Shops. This is one of the oldest established work houses in the city, operated by Messrs.

Whitfiold Bates. Here all manner of castings are made, boilers and engines overhauled and repaired. Some fine machinery is turned out by the house. Toliacco screws, pumps and every character of fitrm machinery repaired. Tho establishment has been a great convenience to the city and country.

It is oonduetod by upright business men, who make it a rule to deal lilxjrnlly and honorably with all men. John Young, Sadler. This houso is located on the Square, in company with tho banks good neighbors to be sure. This is one of the oldest houses in the city. Capt Young bought out Mr.

Jamos Tate who has been in the saddle and harness business here over 85 years. Mr. Tate is still with the house and -enjoys all of his younger day presUgo for faithful, honest work. Capt. Young was connected with the house in iU early establishment and maintains a large reputation.

Stock Raisers. Within a very short period the farmers of Montgomery county have been awakonod upon the subject of raising fine stock, cattle, etc. We have land as well adapted to tho growth of grasoes as any county in the State; land which will eventually maintain thousands of fine cattle, sheep and horses, which now liea idle or is worked in tobacco or corn to the detriment both of the laud and farmer. A few years ago we had two or three breeders of "Wiooded-" cattle of Earpeth Packet. nsen Andrew DR.

WARD Loyitisaa. Ma, ay ataa tor 5c ia atampa. Clwsiiaw, tree. Li. iontsqx armtoZMJ7 aAWimiUM, PjTensde, OJ.

The dry eDs Saw, Throat, Lnaaa, Idea, S3 ceota, eost, tii 1wrSUi olIUlTiUl mil MAEEIAGE GUTDS. i 1 lieaves Clarkirvllle for Dover, Canton, Ed Such animals as "Echo," the largeat annual milker that the world lias ever known; Algis, with a record of about 17,000 pounds of milk a year and 18 pds of butter per week; the celebrated bull, Rip Van Winkle," and other noted animals appearing in the pedigree. Rosagulla, 10,455, is one of the handsomest Jersey bulls in the country, and traces his blood to Saturn and Rhea, the most noted Jersey animals the world has ever produced. It was from this sire and dam that sprung such cows as Mary Ann, of St Lambert, Princes 2nd, "Europa, Eurotas and other great cows, all go back to Saturn and Rhea. oat ot ua, ItrtarmaUM iba wsU bsjuto assufreaayaaii.

Boa't aataj, dyviiie, every aionaay ana riuay at o'clock P. M. eoc tats all win eurtoas, or loqakjli For Month of Harpeth every Thursday at to Know, lars editions, lnjguusaea, sold mn tew mat. Health, Beantr. Hanninesa.

are nrriaoted br tta aVb Tioa -wao nar marrr.wbo net, war. MeBal aid. whs tVjIHE OULT TRU8 TOWIC oa. in. F.

P. GRACEY fc au(T28-tf. Asenta. 7SXTTIXB. 6t.XsUotlwffapstaiisarT I hi II ft it iiirnifri i nu It It wsn-koowa fact that saost of toe Boras aad Cattla rvwoor ae ta this ao.

gyjawerntloaas Piat etMrtdasa Oacttioa fetf 'wyvahwfcaar Will jnaka bsm tter. Imm. on tmeb wnt SUFFERERS tmaa rn ha vs si'Knnc. sie i.reima nniiisa laeasr I MrwrMmetml wBsr sj ear, is a positiveand certain re for Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power, Nervous Exhaustion, Seminal Weakness, From ramie and BtoeXl DIseaaMt, Bralai and Heart I.ia-a, Mervoaas DeMllty, Brakta Daws Ovawta. tallasia and Wsikiua ot Ui CHicirETrcHoLEnA: haw and sheep, now more than two score of our citiaens apply to the proper sources wV.ai sler Vrttaaavy yoar lrucirtat tot FACTS FESARpINq Sr.

Earlsr'i to fnr Uia reirisLraLum ol tfieir calves, la lw anil nira VP civp th.i immtia anA itnpoienoy, hlq general toes of power of the Generative Organs and all diseases that follow as a sequence of youth- SURE CURE FORI" Rirvn DirrrYft.i poat-offieo address of. such of them as are within our knowledge, and about Xa. CHSB, W. wku ttiiowttct tMoinf m. ia, COGA.CEEFMP.ON BWcrsT.

oreo? 22L- It will purify and enrich the BLOOD, regulate the LIVER and KIDNEYS, andlutSTOas Tug HEALTH and VIOOJi, of TOUTH I In all tlioie diseases reuulrlnar a certain and efflclen. TONIC. SPRING SEASON, 1884. We take pleasure in informing our friends and patrons that we are prepared to show a full and attractive stock of Millinery, Hovelties and Fancy Goods. We carry the Largest Stock in the city and sell at close and reliable prices at all times.

Having engaged Mrs. Mary Pollock as saleslady, she would be glad to meet her many friends and acquaintances. Inviting your kind inspection of pur stock, wesolicit your patronage. Respectfully, MRS, HODGSON MAGTJIRE. especially lrppia.

Want of Whom we have information wlueh we regard as reliable. f.i W. P. Johnson, Hampton Station, Tenn. Mr.

Johnson is a pioneer in our county in the breeding of registered Berk-ehire hogs-and Southdown sheep. He has a fine lot of breeding sows, end his matured years, such as Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, premature old age, and many other diseases that lead to Insanity or Consumption. In all cases of Female Weakness 'SVrBZf (I A BLOOD, BEAI5 TQ3fia iion, iacx ot fiirenrui, lis use maraea with immediate aud wonderful results. Bones, muscled and nerves receive new force. KnliTeiia Mi.

If mrSnaatilM aa km, ta aac bob as order ta ottos, ai. pr bottle, i sisxl Ir la the Ortoa MadiOBl IHooTrr of 1. Fot BiBpt: laU with tull purtloaUra. aadroaa 6HA. WHaOOTT M.O..

aaruMls City, MO ths mind and supplies Bj-ai Power, a a rn sufTerlug from all complaints li AUIC pecuUar to their Mawill Saata DR. IBOIT TONIO a safe and speedy Cure. It rives a clear and healthy complexion. the Specific acta like a charm. 'patronage is remarkable.

His Southdown sheep command a ready sale, also I Klvinitto the eye a brilllantAftMlaklag. Umo Dr. SCOTT LXTJCM mU. Ji'ie atrourest testtmeny to tne value or fa, 'ABTIR'a Ikom Tosio is that frequent sUeirtpU KtJm YT. t2tVX9 rrjr 1 wmb a.

counterfeittua-liave onlv added te IhetHiDulan taereDy negpeaaing ior ui nwua a merit wnicn iney so jusuy acserve. jJir. Johnson Uelsq breeder of Angora goa and line poultry, and last but not least, has a fine nerd of (A. J. C.

Jessys. tv of tba nrlrtnal. If roa earuestlv dfieirtt health LAME BACK iaii A I 9TQi Vy CSU; IA feu JW jt aa net experiment get the Ukioisai. akd Bas iw uv i mi ii iud and sparkling beauty, to the cheek the rosy bloom of health. srMuEiut1 Specific is sold by all dm-Clsts at Si per pack age, or six packages for Also by mall, postage free, en receipt of price.

sr Full particulars In nam nh let. which t. Barter Ka.Oo.W KXAJC (Mod roar ularaaa ta Ta StLouia, Mo, (or oar "6l ruutrfiinaaseaad aaafaliai aTQi. Utaeaaea-ot AUOneya wCV Bladder, Rheomstiam. tr.W 1 four I'RINCK, UlTHRIE, KV.

4 Dr. HAjrrot'a inon Tomo row Sack bv mi nauontrrs tKM i Cm.uww.cm will be mailed free to every applicant. Ad- Mr. Prince i of Montgomery county, but receives his mail at all communleatioha to sole mana JQB WORK OF EtERY bCRiPTZON ereoiaPebtV Ity and all WfitVaesses faeturera, arera, THE MUkRAT MEDICINE CO- retuUinS froa overwork. diaorstion Kansas City, Mo.

'Guthrie. 'Whenever; end wherever you pick up a paper, you see the name of Polk PrtneS, breeder of China hogs, Angora goata, etc" Mr. Prince has also added ShropeMredown sheep to his farm, and puta himself before the a TT i nnflAuhil in mufrinir uUi rt 11 V. "8old In Clarksville holesale and by UWElf fc MOORE. berrnanntly cured by THI HOWARD iGMYANIQSHIEUJ! pUOllO r'i at pricee which sustaia bis enterprise and skill Ere long manufactories for -i- Ane-ora fleece will become more ncmernna mt Tr G'-'-'ix SM- iii Bin Cigs.

Established in 17. Largest Normal School in the South. Present Term Begun April 1st. $28.00 Pays Entire Expense 10 weeks including Tuition, Board and Books, Pupll received at any time and charged at rate of S3 83 per week frpm time of epMr: log for 10 week, or lasa at close of year. The grad oa tea of th is boQl are Oiling highest ponitloDs aa Teaohera and Book-keeper in the Sguth and Wesf at salaries ranging IipiD.

KOOtoliaoa tor our large annual oatalauge, Tfcee Weeks Tar Begins Jane io, 1884, 1T 19 Par Kafir i-f- elsieUMgj TaUtiam. BmN mm HmU, A Dew and novel programme has bean prepared for UlU term, consisting off weeks review coarse In alt branches pertaining to publlo school work. Weekly examinations wilt be held la all common branches. Biz weeks wiU be girea to Praetleat Engineering and Lnd Surveying, Single and Doable Entry Book-keeping, Banking Railroading aud BUsam boating. For circulars with eampleto Information, address nKLa.

WILLI Ky-i 3PWe guarantee these rates and agree to pay all necessary expenses above them (equeetior washing.) apria-flm PBANK.HW i i uajvums Kieotnctty. as pwHihed feji ur applUa ices Replaces tha force asd Viara drained fruia) NEATLY and CIIEAPLY Dona at the ine r- Pathee's worthy nnderfiskiog will aet a greater jwward than itow I Msirwwl therefrom at ibrMent are i jute ajsein, ana 10 Ml our JL ill hr tTEitM-ii me to all aiiplicama ami ta cttstcHnnt tf Isrtt HCU yrtxr witlluut order kI it. It xr ...1.1. 1 19M rn Ktrooi, CHnotnnaM, Ohio. ALLISON dr SMITH.

i The tvae ea which tbia suar ta nrlufceil ia tram SowJs, PUnt r)f. vinta1aiiil IU This gentleman i tavx of and determiriatiori, and ia raeeUng; 'with bf rejsterei Derkehires. He also hasi we understand, 4 ea -nminr ldreai AMERICAN CALVAKIC CO. Magistrate's Blanks for Salo this oflico the above foundry. Ka.

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