Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10

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The largest assortment Of Holiday
goods in the city at Askew & Ed
wards. 3W.
Rev. Sam Jones lectured to large
audiences in Jackson, Tenn, Friday
and Saturday nights.
Don't forget that you can get a
good meal at the Catholic Bazaar at
any time.
Owing to the cold and harsh
weather, very little tobacco was
delivered to our factories yesterday
and today.
No one should leave home without
an accident ticket. 1t costs but little,
and is a wise provision for those de-
pendent upon you.
Some Of our store windows are
,nallxv la 1pon,n f,>lno.r al 4Jnxr n,,a
artictically decorated and reflect
credit on their designers.
Mr.. w. j. Lyle, Of ColIinsville,
was in the city to-day buying Christ
mas goods to supply his neighbor-
hood.
Keesee & Northington advertise
turkeys and everything needful for
Christmas festivities. Call and see
them.
The DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
Company are here and say they will
give good performance at the Opera
House tonight.
If you want California fruits or an
elegant line Of Christmas groceries,
call on Cunningham Brothers. See
their change of ad. in this issue.
John w. Mcdonald, clerk of the
CiIcuit court of Houston county was
in the city Tuesday, and proved his
appreciation to the CHRONICLE by
renewing his subscription.
Several country merchants were in
the city to-day supplying themselves
with goods for the holidays. They
have a large and varied stock to
choose from.
The North Carolina Farmers Al
lance of Durham, at recent meet
ing, passed the following sensible
resolution: "Resolved, That we
recommend the reduction of acreage
in tobacco by our farmers, so that |
they can make less tobacco and make
it better"
The regular meeting of Forbes
Bivouac of Confederate Veterans !
will be held at the Court House
Thursday, Dec. 9th. This will bel
an important meeting as several /
matters of business will come before
the Bivouac and it is urgently re-
quested of every member to be on
hand.
The Sunday School at Antioch on
the Southsidc, will have a Christmas
tree next Tuesday, for the benefit of
the pupils. They have had a fine
school during the summer and fall
and now they propose to make the
children's hearts glad by presents
hung upon the Christmas tree. All
who attend will no doubt be we'll
repaid for their attendance.
CDR. Jekyll'' was popular physi-
clan, respected by all who knew him,
and the samo time he was "Mr.
Hyde" when without his mysterious
compound, which made him pre-
sentable. "Dr. Jekyll'' is a gentle
man. "Mr. HYDE is monster of
such "hideous mien, that to be hated
needs but to be seem" They will
both be seen at the Opera House this
evening.
Our former townsman Capt. Rob-
ert l.. Cobb, was in the city this week.
lie is chief engineer of construction
of the Louisville d Nashville railroad |
with headquarters at Louisville. In
whatever position Capt. Cobb has
been placed he has always shown
himself equal to it; and more hon
orable, high-minded, chivalrous gen.
tleman never went out from our