Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-14
,ENTs PER WEEK.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER "a
e & Princeton Division L. & N.
SOUTH.
NORTH.
avs ClArksville as follows
SOUTH:

NeedmoTe .......-.....6.02 932 43i 7.32
EillOdJ ............... ...-0.4z vlg 40 l.2u
kennedy........... ....5.35 OILS 453 1851
OAK STOve........u......6.E Val 45o SiH
douglass ...s-.. -.....,..-o.Ol 1U3 5UI S.ls
11owell. ...4.,.s.....-...4.H BOZ Ola oso1
dernuOn ..........s..s ...4.3z o.o0 0A GOV
hlch -. ..:.............. -4.lz o31 0.50 9.l1
Newstead ........ .......4O5 SO DID va
Julien ......... a.,.,.....-3.H BIB 520 Boa
Claruy -........... ......-S.54 blo 001 S4i
Cerulean springs..~s.O7 745 6ls l0ll
Todd ......'. "............-z.40 IoI O3i iV'9o
otter POnd."...........2H III O42 lO.t0
MCGOWAN 49,. .....a...2.l2 7l9 649 llHl
Princeton flO IOO lila
The Hopkinsville New Era is to be
published daily soon.
Mr.. George Graham, Of Hadens-
Vile is in the city to-day.
Mr.. Frank Fiederling is improving
and will soon be on deck again.
Maj. B. S. Rhea, wife and grand
daughter are guests of the Franklin
House.
The latest news from West Vir-
ginia is that the legislature is Demo-
cratic.
A rumor that Elders store was
burglarized last night proved untrue
upon investigation.
1t is probable that the National
Education Association, will meet in
Nashville next year.
The Republicans will enjoy a grand
jamboree next Saturday, on account
Oftheir recent political victory.
Montgomery, Ala, has raised her
quarantine against both Decatur and
Jacksonville, and passengers can go
through.
The export of bananas from the
Island OF Jemaica to the United
States last year amounted to nearly
1900, 700 punches.
There are now eighty-one pupils in
the school for the blind at Nash
vile. Seventy of these are white
and eleven colored.
The European hotel in Chattanooga
was burned Monday night, during
the Republican jollitication. Loss
about $4,000, insurance $4,000.
1t is stated that Henry w. Grady,
editor Of the Atlanta Constitution is
candidate for United States Senator,
now occupied by Senator Colquit.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.. PEBBLES enter
tained quite number Of their friends
at their home on First street last
night. All present enjoyed good
times.
The Cumberland river is still rising
slowly andgrea fears are entertained
by the farmers who have corn in the
low lands. Already some corn has
been submerged by the back water.
AT O'Clock tomorrow Thursday
afternoon Mr.. Richard Holstiene and
Miss Matte Lee Cooper, will be
united in holy bonds of wedlock at
the Catholic church by the Father
Japes.
There was a fine crowd at Elders
Opera House last night to hear the
lecture of Hon. 5. p. Leland, of
Chicago, in behalf of the Y. NJ. c. A.
of this city. His hearers were
delighted with his efforts.
The, case of Joseph r. Banks
charged With the murder of J. j.
Littleton, was chilled in the Criminal
Court at Nashville, yesterday. The
case was continued until the next
term of the court and Banks admitted
to bail in the sum of $4,000.
Five hundred acres of corn along
the Ohio River bottoms are sub
merged, owing to the recent heavy
rains. The water is using and far
mers whose lands are not submerged
have hired large forces of huskers to
save their crop. Over 2000 acres are
likely to be visited by the flood.
The question of the Knights of
Pythias moving to Odd Fellows hall
came up before the lodge last night.
When the vote was finally taken it .
was carried by small majarity, and
the matter was reconsidered, and {
another vote will be taken next
Tuesday night, when the matter will
be finally disposed of.
Mrs. George Hirsh, of Navarro ,
county Texas, gave birth to six chill I