Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-04-05
TENNESSEE TALK.


be erected in Nashville.
The burnt district in jackson Is
to be speedily rebuilt.
Wason Car Works, Chattanooga,
are increasing supply OF machinery.
Anaxe- handle factory is being
erected in Dickson county by Wes-
tern men. ~ =
a Nashville company is building a
large handle and spoke factory near
Cave Spring.
Messrs. Mckay and Figuers, Col
umbia, are working up ii presst d
brick factory.
Nutty Bros, BRISTOL, are enlarg-
ing their wooden mill, adding new
machinery, &C..
A. ID. and o. HI. Snyder. OF Bryan
Ohio, expect to start boot and shoe
factory at Tullahoma.
The new Butter Dish Factory
Company, Chattanooga, are pushing
work on their building.
ID. X. Davis, lately of Morristown
Ohio, will engage largely i'm brick
making at Chattan8ga.
Knoxville Ice Factory, Knox
Vile. will spend $4,000 for new
building and machinery.
Parham's Mattress Factory, Chat
tanooga, will soon occupy new
building, enlarge operations &c.
The City Mills Company, of
Knoxville, will soon commence
work on their $50, 900 -four mill,
The executive committee of the
State Farmers Association have
appointed Wednesday, June 4th, to
hold its second annual convention
at Nashville. &
The Tennessee Republican states
that Gen. w. w. Murray, of Hunt
ingdon, is very prominently spoken
of as the next candidate for Gov
ernor on the Republican ticket.
The Nashville Cotton Mills organ
lied in 1881, with a capital of $780,
600 propose to more than double
their present capacity; will add 100
looms and other necessary machin-
cry. ..
a company has been chartered to
build Il railroad from Nashville to
Memphis Uia. Franklin, Centreville
Linden, Decaturville, Lexington
AMI Jackson, and tits said engineers
will go 10 work on the survey i'm
m"didtely.
Mr.. G. l.. Harrison. well known
livery man of Jackson, died of
small pox in that city last week.
He contracted the disease from
negro boy who came from Cairo to
Jackson. The Tribune and Sun
thinks there is no danger OF a spread
OF the disease.
The people OF Brownsville are ex-
ceedingIy generous, they recently
contributed $3.50 in one day to the
Cause of foreign missi ns. The
people of Brownsville are also try
ing TO get Northern capitalists 10
rebuild the cotton factory which
was burned in that city.
Columbia Herald: A large ex-
cursion party consisting of many
persons from about GAINESVILLE Ohio,
will visit Columbia. prospecting.
about the Is of April. They stop at
only two places in the State, Colum-
bia and Brownsville. We must |
give them good reception.
Paris Post: A few evenings ago
four of our would-be Romeos took
occasion to serenade their respective
Juliets, and we learn that at one
place they can testify that they never
met with warmer reception-hot
understand that the
young men of Erin, Tenn, have or
ganized brass band and have been
corresponding with some OF our
boys to come up and teach them.
Among the leading buildings TO
be erected In Knoxville, this year
are a 100000 car and machine
shops, by the East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia & Georgia Railroad; $780,
300 passenger depot by same: State
Insane Asylum, $4,000; court
house, $4,000; Catholic church
s4O, 900; Baptist church, $4,000;
library building, by G. M. McGhee.
s3O, 600; warehouse by Chamber
ain & Albers, $4,000; warehouse
by Cullen 81 Newman, $26, 900; ware
house by McCallum Bros. $4,000;
besides several mills previously
They are having a kind OF side
how imitation of the Nashville cir
JUS down at Paris. The Post of
asst week says: Anderson Robbins
committeeman from the
district, has filed bill
n the Chancery Court in this city
or the purpose OF appointing re-
eiver to take charge of and run
his paper, claiming that he is a '
partner and is entitled to one-half
interest in the profits, etc. Among
'ther things it is alleged that the
POST is running in the interest OF
theirs than its true owners and that
he manner in which it is run is det-
mental both to the interest of the
tate and the Democratic party. In
Their words, the filing of this bill I
gainst the Post is an attempt to
nuzzle and suppress the journal. A
rue copy of the bill and answer {
1ill be published at an early day.