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The cOcoauut Is one of the largest
nuts but we have seen a nutmeg Crater.
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The price of shoes has been reduced
80 per cent in twenty-five years.
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An occasional coat of varnish will
keep oil cloth bright for years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

S.oO n -, W y o0o otoro,
1924 irsssve. be-. Sr. y. 50
ltfS5 Ed &C. br. ". :. "a so
l.41 I'D. Or. store. .s. 80
lG4 10Th st. br. 7r. $50
2ls X q. b.. ware
house: S.............25
DS I'd o, bL, ur......25
54oy ! q. be. "a. N l. y. SO
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i5O4t 3Cth q, br. Or. 10. 30
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LOR REM
L 1875 ed ST. 13r, br.
IN /. store and DWELL
ing. with stable. .tH2 81
3lOl p St. 10r. br. IL i.
furnished 100
BIOL p st. l0r, br.
m 1. Observation-Disclosures
3O11 y st, l2r, br. mi,
without stable. 90
BIZ n st. llr. BE-. IN 1. IS. 80
BIB n st. I lr, br. mi.2. 50
:ssS y 81. l3r. Be-, m L. =,
LIT 30th q. az. br. mi. b
d3tr 1904 aod n.
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lie aooNe D. only portion OF the TrulieTty un my
books fOr .uii lisi otlce buietin on
the Let ana l.lth. lull lhOS. J.. MAGOANAN.
4. On EENI-Ul. N y. h.. siN-kuOM nRlCks
Il mol II. macy ialered, assl- I4r-ll. handy 10
sars AAd llbse sehoui. 500, h"g al OlO h
q. ". IbShEh bhO-. lvO q - n-e. ocos~'
lok kEST-dk. FRAME. IL DuOIT Pk . slg. 20
Il sol q NJ. Sr. s.bu-Du al O. ne. =. -
LIZ. e 81 Or. l.io III & II So " .-.- lao
no.11a Mhl1hl &sIOChEIl. sIO fst nv.
1. Ok a. MA MIA DLsI..ABLE FURNISHED
Il LOoss ga Ieasonale ic. is, L,tu rented 10
tiers al COnyr-ss, location and I.,sntorhoud
lent. 10 81 -. Ecar l.'.h. nU.s-ct
l,Ok kLNT-bl n o. HOLgzMAN. hLAI Es-
tate and Insurance sroker, lGsn anu sta. a. u.
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WANTED-HELP.

NNANTED-COMPETl Mt Statesmen POSoESs-
w in1 medical knowledge to present an entirely
new and superior publication; also other standard
books. d. APPLETON n CO.. AZ eth ct. n
nosS-s. IN, tn. I'm
M ANTED-sALEsMEN TO SELL GOODS 10
w merchants by sample; big pay for workers; per
manent situation: chance to build q fine trade.
MODEL MANUFACTURING CO.. South Bend, Ind.
lnclose stamp no7-eolm'
w ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
EMPLOYEES provided competent stenographers and
WYCKOFF. sEAMANs 4 BENEDICT, Remington
Typewriter ONCE. 18th and sts. n. ". sess9-N
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l73Q 9Th q. q. ~ . esl5. 30
SeQ3 Pa ave -, tir. .. II. 50
DledensburH rod, u. .i2
i NcCullou9h e, r.. To- 30
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sT0Rks.
ll3ll PA ~. largo buil'gol2S
OFFICES.
lt3l y q nv, larre room.
'l5l4 Dth IT, I'd b ID floors.
II 3 BRADLEY. GGfA
|. W., A NINE-RooM AND
4 bay-window brick. on bGat
LYwOOD A GARRETT.
ct. aad New YORK ave.
vDsoME REsIpENcE (To
st Capitol 81. adjacent 20
rooms, handsomely pApered
~ plumbing and bestipx I:
Is without stable. Apply
r q. ,. SO1OAN.
0enernl Agent.
lELY FURNISHED AND
houss o. ten rooins, tnclud-
DQuAEe from Vice prusideut
ARES, Star once. nole-2m
FOUR-kOON FRAME
two sQuareo from car line !;
throufh; 70 white psrsons
hkAhoh SMsHkf,
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g. Apply - ebovs nambsr.
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1lx3 bth q. y. ". ~
aoence art1ye1caily pisnnod
neesoully pspsgs1 cd dscc-
Oh cellsnsrs: nrepisces and
~ windovs. IL looking
atory; hath room. with hot
enf plumbing. two csIlara.
holse sor Q private family
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

FOR RENT-.HOUSR.
:Is ,s7; ScIS,: ,S g
ne. s:5: sIyAsIsEss: Sc g: !. s 8; !.
! q III Z. E. ~ ~ III. sa n
gIS "a 81. i0s;, em.h.......... ............4Se0
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lit Hahn aey. &. Isl and ID sis n. 10 OF
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Fok RENT : as a TWELvE-RooM HOUSE:
inquire st. and sunday
EoR EKNT NEW Two-sroRY BkicKs 1883;
s ss!.is s.. n''s in and 'S S,S ne.
dSiS a.ec.. w.. e opp p. f msam CHURCH.
EOR RENT-DwELLING OVER STORE I0ll q
=, st. 10 rooms; ESQ TER month Inquire oface, q
E'OR HENT-5TH ST. NE, NEAR n ST AND PA.
ave. cars and herdics, beautiful brick and
bath also viii sell handsome furniture al low prlcs
s e II ci.y i ::ss sen' esq A'''' to
LOB RhNT-BY sPANdLER JUSTICE. iaao O.
Mass. 18th st., lar. and bath
o. near 18th ST., 81. and bath. q
9Th ST Sc near =. Cap, 7r. and ~
d5-lts
EOR RENT--PARTLY FURNISHED. PART OF
hpuss llue new York ave- r.v., fronting PARK.
consisting of nine rooms d53ts
EOR RLNT : ems MONTH 626 10Th ST. NE,
with Q large lot. GEORGE H. BLISS CO.,
5l9 9TH st. n. ". IT
E>Ok RENT-Sl6 INDIANA AVE. NV, 10 ROOMS;
stable in the back yard. s1u Fer month. For par
ticulars address ThOs. BLAGDEN. City r. .. Boz
EOk RENT-sCIIABLE FOR DENTIST OK
4 modiste. dwelling portion OF building, 1903 + st.
W. adapted for housekeeping and once; $50 FER
I5S ' sTai ssa eI Tihs siM ,sosra
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

LIS Vermont ave- .....oST
'%bwnniiLiSe RooHaD
Corner NsA ave and
ekh env, ~ esp>r M
olflCE ROOMS,
iSo3 hean svs NJ. q
and hall. % ooor......0
lbs, lsth ana ieA sl@w
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llth sfA With stA- lea q
q - bet .ash and xlst
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2lst .; h~t n and q sssL .iN
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l. q let lsth and 18th. $50
10Th Of yust north Of La
Er andtwo baths Isl -
n u bet lirh 4 Avn :. Ia
ieth 81 Ist + and D ca.
llrs and hath ......., l23
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u q bet lith and 2pfh, M
q % bet 18th and lelh
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prcofns and hath ,....i1o
Jef,er~cp plsce tst Conn
syand lsrh st......l0s -
18th ~ near Ms.s sv .lQo
.Osh 81 hei q and y sss. 100
b q bet lsth and lsth
"a "a. q 81 ana q; rs = i,
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WANTED---HOuSES.

WAKTED-A SMALL But VERY NICELY FUR
nisoed houss betwsea l4tA and 10th and q and L
CAY Esnflsman snd VIE 2 faniiy ye9str& tor siI
Star once. dS2ts
WANTED-T0 PURCHAsE Z BACK HOUSE
%. o0: Addfs. 6. .: BOND, 6x5 Sst. 1t
WANTED-IMME0fATH FOR CASH PUR-
~ g e iAik q. NV TiLEkk E6}aSaEtoKD;
WANTED /. WOULD LIKE no PURCHASE 4
W house on the instaliment plan; $500 cash be
paid and balance monthly at Mount Pleasant or any
:S1 q Boz s.e e the 70
WANrED-AT ONCE. FOR Cash CUSTOMER
any part q sIo.O GEORGE Il. BLISS CO. Sig
I'm %. n. ". II
wANTLD-A SMALL FVRNIsHED HOUSE IN
w good netThborhood for six months the
eaon small family; rent must be reasonable Will b
gria mcnthy tn advances references state pArtc
Address TPF r. Boz 90. city post Office d4-2ts
WANrED-TO RENT HOUSE OF SEVEN or
w more rooms In northwest, Rsnt must he mod
crate Address. with terms. W. T.. BIOS H st Nv.
WANTED-I HAVE A CLIENT WHO WILL IN.
Will pay rood interest on Investment SEND psrtica:
ia asi e nAv,n n sroxv soe 80
WANTED-FOR CASH CUSTOMER, A NEAT
~, on s-room house in the northwest or on Capitol
d3-3ss i2io + -. NV.
WANTED-TWO HOUSES S.W., NOT OVER
W "a, 5yO. for cash customer: must be cheap Ap.
PLY to c. BOYER. pa 9TH st. sw. ass
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nkPOr QUAklkhMAsrkk'S OFFICE, WAsH-
~ invton. ID. c.. December > ISL Sealed pro
pos..s N sripicste sus,sst e usual eendtions. wi
SATURDAY, JANUARY sECUND, 1slss and then
opened. for furnish. NJ during the i've months com
bran ~. may bs required. All information required
iopes contsanins prenossis should Be m.rEed pye
posals for Fosage. kc.," and addressed to GEO ii.
States Army. dl-ut
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LOB RENT
4 TIA 18th NV. 13r. $50
zoo Ind ave. LII. all mi "a
1870 RigKs st. 6r.
2O09 l4th st. lOr. 40
3l4 Pa ave. liz, ell m 1. ~
go 9Th ne. Or, all m 1. 40
:,04 l. st ne. ar. all m 4. 80
l..41 Nd. av ne, f. :. %. 20
$50 18th q n. u. ...3O. ~
l0A 9TH ne, Or, am 1. ~. 20
a. sHoRMSTED
EOR RENT-o06 p ST. !
4 bath modern improve,
line cars. e4a. % CA
d3-3s' 18Th
EOR RENr-rHAr HAr
Il private family lbs la
new library building; IL
and decorated; new santta
superb houae; ot3. or III
h Ss.s ~ Atlantic sundsn'
LOB RENT-HAND6Ol
4 convsniently situated
lng nnen and china; one
Mortoob hou1e. Address i
LOB RENT-eS-NlCI
4 houses on Lewis st. ne.
hydrAns vatse; paporod ~
only.
EOR RENT-l72o MASS
Il fusnished o. u0e. 70 sui
no14-xm
LOB RENf -QR LEA
+ three yeaxS, o1O pr 4
hoodDooDe DeW pdvete ~
ed lAniaAsod; stands alol
rpoms; walls richly and 4
rated; reception hall hi
logxia hAndnonssly TIED;
south; nH.e v1ews; couserv,
and cold votsg and excoll
csmsnt no0rs; . bpaut1fu|
onxy; ~ Dsxt docr, Ill
oWnor. Mn. bAh 4 oPl
o1Aea I'll ~ D 40.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06
REPORT OF cHIEr FIRE nEpARrMENr

REPORT OF CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
GKNTLEMEN-As Chief of the G. f.
D. ! hereby tender my annual report
We have 1900 feet of good hose dis
tributed as circumstances demand on
four hose reels.
Reels are in good order except No.
4, which has been condemned. En-
gine in good order, with new set Of
fues and drop tubes. The heater is
working all right; hook and ladder
trucks in good order. The engine
house needs bell in the tower BADLY.
he heIl on I'D house is too low, which
nakCs it very hard to hear an alarm
from that section. Would recommend
the purchase of two controlling noz.
les, twelve lanterns and twelve gum
C ,ats, all of which we need very bad
ly.
Would also again ask your consider
alton of partially paid department.
Respectfully,
J. G. MATLILL, Chief.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06
Norfett street graded and thirty-two

Norhett street graded and thirty-two
feet pipe put in.
Hitter street graded and metaled
from Madison to Commerce, two
crossings laid on same.
Fourth street, filled, graded and
metaled from Franklin to Main street.
University avenue, filled across
pond between Franklin and Com
merce streets, put down three stone
crossings, also fifty feet pipe at pond.
Seventh street repaired entire length,
moved fence and made new pavement
at Catholic church property cost of
same $240.
Eighth street, graded, filled and
metaled from Main to College street,
thirty-two feet pipe put in across
same.
Greenwood avenue, graded and re-
metalsd from Madison street to corpor-
alton line.
Smiths alley has been put in good
condition.
You will see from above that nearly
all streets in city has been worked.
All our streets are in very good condi
tion except where sewer was put in.
A great deal of extra work had to be
done during last year, caused by heavy
washing rains in spring and summer.
The city wagon has been employed
every day during good weather.
All pavements laid by city for prop
erty owners has been charged to street
accounts, which causes the amount to
be larger than it should for actual
street work.
Enough work has been ordered and
not finished to require at least a month
to complete, and think it advisable not
to order more work until the same is
completed. Respectfully
r. f. GILBERT,
w. b. YOUNG,
F. S. BEAUMONT,
Committee.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06
DISBURSE- DISBURRSE-
MENTS. MENTS.
1S89-00. lS90-0l.
84l,463 63

A close examination of the above
figures will show that the expendi-
lures for the year just ended are con-
siderably over double what they were
the previous year. This is due princi.
pally to the expense Of building new
engine house, the sewer construction,
and the large amount spent on the
streets. The items of building an en-
gine house aud sewer construction are
extraordinary expenditures, and will
not figure as an item of expense when
once completed, save as repairs may
be necessary.
We call your special attention to the
large amount of uncollected taxes re-
ported by the city marshal, and ask
that you instruct your finance COM
mittee as to what steps they shall take
in order to collect the same.
Your committee can safely say that
the city's finances are in a good condi-
tion, and with proper discretion we
will be able to meet all our obligations
promptly and easily.
Respectfully submitted,
H. e. BEACH,
JOHN HURST,
n. l.. NoRTHINGToN,
Finance Committee
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.

sufficient in the Howell school, but
the colored schools are very much
crowded, especially in the lower
grades, where half of them attend a
portion of the day and then leave to
make room for the other half.
There has been quite an increase in
the number of pupils, chiefly, how
ever, in the colored schools, for ex-
ample, the enrolment in the colored
schools for Jan. 1899, was 7Sl ;
for 1891, 800; an increase of 2O9
pupils. In the Howell school for Jan.
1900, $50; for 1901, 653; and increase
of % pupils,
We rent building for $50 for the
year, for the accommodation of por-
ton of the colored scholars, which is
much more inconvenient than having
them all iii one building, and as soon
as the city is able she ought either to
build near the present building or add
to it, that they may be all together and
not in different parts of the city.
The teachers, one and all, appear to
be jealous in their work and attentive
to their duties, and work harmonious
ly with all concerned in the manage
ment of the schools.
l regret to say that that the amount
we were compelled to borrow is larger
than usual at this report, but is ac.
counted for from the fact that the APP
portionment of school money will not
be made for week or so yet, at which
time we expect to pay eff all indebted
ness. We have received only about
81, 900 of nearly $4,000 which is due
us for the balance of the session, and
have paid the running expenses for
five months tone of them before my
election) of the ten months session.
The receipts and disbursements are
as follows:
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06
STREET COMMITTEE.

To the board of Mayor and Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN We beg leave to sub
NIT the following report for work done
on streets of city during past year.
Adams street was graded south of
railroad and fifty feet of pipe put in.
Washington street remetaled from
river to Spring strret, also rip raped
side of street and put in pipe necessary
to carry off water. Also graded from
Gallows Hollow branch to top of hill /,
and had three new bridges put across
branch.
Union street repaired entire length.
Madison street has been repaired
entire length, also put down one new
crossing.
Commerce street remetaled from
River to Second street, and repaired
where needed along entire length of
street.
Franklin street repaired entire
lenth, ninety-two feet of pipe put in,
also eighteen stepping stones at inter-
section of Eighth street.
Strawberry alley, one stone crossing.
Main street, remetaled from First to
Fourth streets, one new crossing, pipe
ptst across same at First street.
College street has been graded and
partly metaied, one crossing on same at
Spring street, also one at Second street,
l04 feet pipe put in at Eighth street.
Marion street was finished at cost of
SAT-.
Forbes street graded from Second
street to corporation line.
Front street, remetaled from railroad
to Main street, stone wall built on
River at Grange warehouse, and end OF
sewer repaired.
Spring street, remetaled from freight
depot to Washington street, also
graded and metaled from College to
Jefferson street, two stone crossings
at Marion street, one water trap and
stone pipe to connect with sewer put
in.
First street, filled between Main and
College street, also repaired, put in 24t
feet pipe and $50 feet stone valley
along same.
Second street remetaled from Unior
to Madison street, put in 200 feet val
ley, one new stone crossing.
Third street, repaired where needed
pavement laid IN front of firemen'i
hall, cost $50.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06
BRIDGE COMMITTEE.

To the Honorable board Of Mayor and
Aldermen:
The Bridge committee beg to offer
the following as its annual report;
We are pleased TO state that the
bridge is in good repair and condition,
and that the cost of repair for the past
year has been very small. Last Sep
tember we repaired the floor timbers
and extended the roof and sides Of the
north end of the bridge fifteen feet at
a cost of about $50. This was done to
prevent the water running in that end
of the bridge when it rained, and was
deemed a necessity in order to prevent
the floor and foundation from prema-
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06
SEWER COMMITTEE.

To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and
aldermen
GENTLEMEN Your sewer commit
tee respectfully submits the following
report
After having obtained plans and
specifications for complete system of
sewerage for the entire city, your com
mittee, with a view to carrying out
the plans aforesaid, recommended that
we proceed at once to construct that
portion which we deemed to be of pri-
mary Importance.
The board having concurred in the
recommendation, authorized the COM
mittee to advertise for proposals to do
the same. The bids were opened on
the 10Th of May and Messrs. Pease o.
Metzger being the lowest bidders, the
work of construction was awarded to
them, the price proposed being $24,-
4S946 About the first of June | re-
ceived notification from them that
they preferred to forfeit their contract
and check for 81 600 rather than to un-
dertake to do the work at the bid
which had been made by them and
accepted by the city. On the 9th of
June we made q contract with the
firm of Stewart & Quinn to do the
work forfeited, for the sum of $28, $50.
They entered into bond in the sum of
ten thousand dollars conditioned, not
only for the performance of the work,
but to continue in force for two years
as guarantee against any defect there
might be in such work.
The time for completing said con-
tract expired on the 18th of November,
and was extended by resolution of the
Board until Dec. 18th. From and
after this date a penalty of twenty
dollars per day attaches until compile
tion. Messrs. Stewart & Quinn failed
and made an assignment, leaving cer-
tain parts of the work in an unfinished
condition. This unfinished work was,
on the oath of January last, let to con-
tract to Messrs. Heath & Brennan, who
have entered into an obligation to
complete the same, in time and man.
ner satisfactory to your committee,
for the sum of S4,569, and are now do
ing what they can to carry out said
contract.
Messrs. Stewart & Quinn have been
paid as follows
On estimates of Engineer , S23, 1865
ON orders accepted ..... ....... 72l.95
Laborers.. O0'.I3 80 90
This would leave balance
from the contract price
when the work Is COM
pleted .,....,..s.,.,........F1y5lf.f
This added to payments
already made makes the
sum of original contract. $3.50
The recent heavy rains have devel-
oped some defects which will have to
be remedied at the expense of Stewart
Il Quinn and their sureties.
Other amounts charged to sewer ac
count are made up of cost of map,
plans and specifications, engineers
salary, advertising, printing, etc.
For particulars as to present condi-
ton of sewer we refer you to our last
months report.
Respectfully submitted.
II. Il. BEACH,
Chm Sewer Com.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06

ton of the Board to the fact that the
accounts of the various officers ought
to be closed at some other time than
the 1st of February, in order to give
the finance committee time to make
up their report. but the board has not
seen fit to adopt the recommendation
of the committee, and therefore we
submit the reports as they come from
the various officers. The treasurer's
books for this year, as well as for the
past three years, have been found to
be not only without an error, but q
model of neatness.
His report will show the receipts
and disbursements for the year, the
various sources from which funds were
received, and what they were paid out
for.
We herewith submit a comparative
statement of the accounts for 1989-90
and 1S90.91
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
H. Il. BEACH,
Chm Sewer Com.

To The Hon. Boa,a g Mayor and Alder.
men
In npursuance to an ordinance re-
quiring report on Feb. lst each year
from the Secretary and Treasurer OF
the public schools, ! herewith sub
NIT this, my report from Oct. 23d, the
date Of my election, to FeO. i, 1891.
The schools are in very satisfactory
condition as regards the course of in
struction, health of the pupils and dis
cipline. We have at I present room
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06
CITY MARsHAL's REPORT.

To The Hon. Board Of Mayor and Alder.
men,
/ herewith report my collections for
the year ending Feb. /, 1897
On Tax for lS89."....S 0,S64.96
lS00...... l6,l9j.1i S20, ,000,0T
The collections this year are about
$3, 900 behind what they were this time
last year.
The balance Of the uncollected
tax on the books for 1890 is .Sl7 338Gl
On which the city will realize
l4U0OuO
| have paid to the CITY Re-
corder on fines collected. 9lI.75
And have tied up In the F.M.
D. ................,...............".. 5l.10 =
s96s5O s00s5O
have paid TO the Treasurer
on pound account..~-.a... Sl.T3
And have on hand.,."..~..... 2.80
--- Sl0853
Respectfully submitted.
CLAY STACKER,
City Marshal.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06
Respectfully Submitted,
CLAY STACKER,
Treasurer Board of Education.
CITY ATroRNEY's REpoRT

CITY ATTORNEYS REPORT
TO the Honorable Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen ::
During the year l have made the
follow collections: Back taxes, $l0.43 !;
pavements, $77,50; total, $87.93.
Several suits of minor importance
have been brought against the city and
disposed of. The following suits are
pending against the city in the Circuit
court of Montgomery county: Julia
Johnson vs.. the City; personal injury
on street. Gilmer against Stewart &
Quinn and the City for killing of her
husband while working on sewer.
Respectfully,
JOHN j. WEST, City Attorney.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06

TO the Honorable board Of Mayor and
Aldermen.
Your Cemetery committee offer the
following as their annual report:
The City cemetery is in as good con-
dition as could be expected under its
present method of keeping, but can
never be made a place OF beauty, or
attractiveness, or be we'll kept and
cared for unless at a much greater
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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06

ture decay. Other expenses for re-
pairs have been mere nominal. The
bridge receipts for the year, will as
shown by the treasurer's report, fall
some short of the previous year about
S4OO or $500, but we can account for
this in a measure, to the high water
of last spring and the slow movement
of tobacco in being marketed this fall
and winter.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK S. BEAUMONT, Chm'n.
GEO. ID. CROUCH,
r.. +. GILBERT.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06

You must have winter Clothing. |
want to reduce my stock and will give spe-
cial inducements. Clothing lower than you
ever heard Of Call and see for yourself.
Remember Children's Suits are cheaper than
ever at E. CLICKS.
500 Yds. Of good Homemade
Carpet at % II cts. per yd.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-06

Best Shoes at Lowest prices. Good
every day Shoes for men and women, Sl.OO );
good kid shoes Sl.5O, formerly sold at ".
ChiIdren's Shoes from % cents up. Also a
line of the best custom made Shoes.