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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

r.. w. Jet returned from Ocala,
Fla, this morning.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

Philander Merritt, Of Hadensville
is in the city to-day.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

George King, Of the Jordan Springs
neighbOrhool is in town.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

The turn sole shoes at STATIONS
are bringing smiles to the ladies'
faces. apr22
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

The Nashville talent that will take
part in the concert mt the opera
house tonight for the benefit of the
Catholic church arrived in the city
this morning. The concert promises
to be fine and there will no doubt be
n good house to enjoy it.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

Miss Lucy Richardson, olthe south
side, is in town to-day.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

q. l.. Pitt returned from a trip to
Dresden, Tenn, this morning.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

Sheriff Station returned from Nash
vile last night.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

For SALE.--A good house and lot
ON College street. Apply at this Of
flee. Apr. 2,d,U
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

McGehee Bros. sell Fosters gen
uine kid gloves at $500 per pair.
2,24,d,tf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

Trains leave Clarksvilleas follows:
South Bound.
No. lOl Fast ~ pm
No. lO3 Fast EZpTess..,,....- .."."......"7:l4a.m
y )rth Bound
NO l02 Fast Express. ~ pm
No lOi Fast MALI. ................."...5:35 am
ELKTON ACCOMMODATIONS.
Arrives q. m.
Departs p N.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

T.. Click has just received a new
stock of dry goods, carpets, oil cloth,
and rugs. 3. Is 4 If,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

j. w. Clardy, of Jordan Springs,
is in town.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24
NEW STYLES (!
HOUSEK EEPERS

HOUSEK EEPERS
seeking the latest
styles in Wall Papers
will find a large and
handsome stock, at
Our Store, embrac.
ing all of the Few
coIors and different
grades. Papers for
halls. chambers, par
Iors, dining rooms and
store rooms.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

Jas. A. Mckenzie is in town to
day.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24

New and ben uIiful spring carpet
and mattings at T.. Clicks.
3,1S,dtf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-24


A cream OF tartar baking powder. Highest
ofal in eavening stronghold s. Gove1n-
ment Report, Aug II, 1889.
ROYAL BAKING p OWDER Co,
l06 Wall Street, New York.
uzusuzgauuuu
Evening Tobacco Leaf Chronicle
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL "a.
IS CENTS PER WEEK.
Louisville 4 NnshvIneR. II. Time Table.
Trains leave ClarksvlIleas follows:
South Bound
No. l0l Fast Mail....................o. ~ pm
No. lO3 Fast EZpTess....,.... ...,.........7:l4am
" )rth Bound
No 1902 East Express ................... 7. 90 pm
No lOi Fast MALI" .........."".........535 am
ELKToN ACCoMMoDATIoE.
Arrives a. m.
op,-I 20 - 80. 800 -. -. 800 y -
Jas. A. Mckenzie is in town to
day.
j. w. Clardy, Of Jordan Springs,
is in town.
Sheriff Station returned from Nash
vile last night.
Philander Merritt, of Hadensville,
is in the city to-day.
II. w. Jet returned from Ocala,
Fla, this morning.
Miss Lucy Richardson, fthe south
side, is in town to-day.
Jno. II. BOddie arrived in the city
from Chicago last night.
G. l.. Pitt returned from a trip to
Dresden, Tenn, this morning.
Harrison Il Dortch advertise fine
property for rent in this issue. Call
on them at their Office in the Bailey
building on Second street.
The stock of gents fine shoes in
high and low cut are superb, at
STATIONS. apr22
The turn sole shoes at STATIONS
are bringing smiles to the ladies'
faces. apr22
Attend Promptly.
The EpWorth League will meet to-
night at 1880 O'Clock sharp, at the
Methodist church, All members are
urgel to attend promptly,
McGchce Bros. are agents for the
celebrated Picnic Slippers, best value
ON earth for $l.25. 2,I9d,sw,6m
Our Geographic news from Rome,
on first page gives n terrific account Of
and explosion of great magazine
King Humbcrt was out viewing the
awful scene, and there will hardly be
any more talk Of war over there
Italy having burnt all of her powder.
You Want to See
Miss Lou Daniel at McGchcc Bros.
or write to her for SAMPLES before
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Sharp County record., 1891-10-15

American mauufacrUra-v.r- =
removed While all tie ..lvs7,. = ~,
t.ou 90 our home market a-s Q
Special Industries had ar.,--....-...'a
nut this ser-i0n. VHf.r 80, ''r-'
ISL was pronounced rar-rpr.,--.''lts
that f1vurItism iu general - "a
enlarged public r1Iirv vHs,r .-.
lean mauuSseturrrr5 Gle r.r,...-'' -'''-' e
The most favorable conditions -,.' ..-'''ii
trade in foreign materials ziII 80 49, "a
ThiS is all thar Mr. Hl,s
in raciproc,tv-ru cy,ar,;
privilege by which the M.
has hitherto received f-p, ~
ais for The purpose # em,.
foreign markets. and 5T.
right There is nothing mo-.
The manufacturer will nor
raw materials for his rood, =
sold 1T home or abroad. Fa-s
q specially favored marin,
countries that enter into Mi,
meat with our government
still have all the adr7nta,..
prices in this country Bu, rt...
the farmer in the eomps,s
foreign marZetS2 lie 1avs me-
ever for his clothing, his ,ooI,
supplies Of all kinds. Isitanrt
to him that our arrcult1r,,
meuts are SCid to foreign s,r,-.
for less than they can be hon.
him2 Is 1t any benefit to Bimf
farmers of other countries sh,,e
the benefit OF the camnetnio,
world in all manufaetura5
they use, while he IS Saeriiieas
greed Of American manuis,.
Give the farmer free trade in
materials he needs aud he will n,
protective Legislation. Put him
equality with his rivals in
countries and he can take carr 4
seIf.-tudiauapoHs Sentinel
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15
BLAIR EXPOSES RECIPROCITY
The Original Champion rnking tho Wind
ont OF Blane's sails,


While Mr. Blaine and Mr. harrison
are posing before the country as the
sole authors OF the great reciprocity
project another claimant appears and
claims to be even soicr than either Of
these great mon. Mr. Henry w. Blair,
VINO was commonly supposed to have
exhausted his entire brain force on his
education bill, now points dramuticni-
ly 70 the congressional Record, pugr
2,gS6, February 20, lSS3 and asks the
public 10 acud the reciprocity amend.
ment which he offered 10 the tariff bill
OF that year, 10 may be that Mr. Blair
was the original champion Of reciproct.
IT, but where his effort was Iatally
defective was ia les not being offered
MS u measure for the relief of the farm.
cr That is The central feature of the
present reciprocity boom the theory
on which 10 Is expected 10 countcrnet
free trade sentimcnt-the nretcnsa by
which the western states lre 10 be-
duprd into continued tribute 10 the
NNlAA'N'lltAiA INlAiAAAN HNANAANAH y we |NN NNNh
10 Is not very strange that Mr. Blair
did not regard his ume ndmnnt no the
time ia u distinctly lgrarinn measure,
hut 0t Is remarkable that after Nf
Hluinrs lucid explanations, and after
all the putting of the South American
market MS tho true outlet for
all our surplus grain, Mr. Blair sull re.
yards reciprocity ms the special prop.
crty OF the manufacturer, and says 40
with recitlgssness that must be ap.
pnlirg 70 his republican ulliea Ia O.
recent published letter he states.
'liy the allowance ot drawback up1n foreign
mulcrnh ublrct ~ duty md old In 'nruign
martots uur Iu0or nua capital prp placed upon
un equality In competition with al orpgn
production IN all foreign martuig, 10 iar ls b.
possible without reducing thO aaggs oi abof
hnd 1sitimata returns npun GanlM h this
roubtry aud thna NE principal objection w thp
peataeiN1 sYStuat ioWit ihat by ma duty no,
70 rM nalaFlA \ prevsais raRprllups "
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15
a shosr GEOGRAPHY.

This Russell b. lords De- bnr hardy wIta graea'
Far -.rz not a bit -or1'v i1 Gg'urr 0r flce.
The collector Ea laughs ar--.ioes Young Russell
And he niavs with the chief of She treasury
E0rr urni Is ne. what 's 1a tell ne pray
Who HIla so much space iu the papers to-dayf
..rTr aiity N orTlH somewhere ont vest
That does not always show his PAS son ~ nis
hest.
and his "a holds the seat IA whi,h Washing
t1u sat-
md thinks that his head dIls his grandfather's s
LIr
For YOU ser. lis Eranddad was q president
tod
hest SHOWN "a the Hero II T'ppocauoe)
nAh,
But what are MA qualifications"
"T01g.
Hes 07fv Ben HGrrtS0n' only son.
..,4f vhais Ben Harris01r'
oh Why hs-
ae'srha grandfather OF Baby HlsiGe"
-Pueh
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15
HARRISoNIAN MODEST
An Edlfying Spectacle Furuisbsj
Harrison Regina

Harrison Regime.
Tho thing We most admir-
Harrison family Is it's high.bre
eStv The retiring wav in VIII
men. women ana children tbuv
selves on the public notice inda
innate refinement and dehcacyt-,
able 10 nothing but the bashtu,l
an experienced book agent Tssl
way with which they use rorg-
property Tor their personal courg
is also a refreshing sIght. TIL
tacle Of the United ~tates trp1vl
DaTcment sLappinG the lace otGri
Fassett so that q couple Of N
women might be rLorIied ntgl
Of their fellow passengers ind
one fOrcIblv with the diruitr Il
goverumentuuder the Harrsorlr.I
The prot0pIasmlc atom that lau1
be the presidents son seems tOlg'
hertcd the family uodest7 and
taste IN their most vTrulent il-
rarely misses q chance to diSpWa
All OF which goes TO show the I
tages Of q republican form Of 4
ment Just fancy Russell Id
possessed OF the right Of inherz.
the presidency Life.
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15
ATnusoiettrn.

Mnusous was king OF Caria and, AZ
ter his death his widow, Artcmis a.
erected o magnificent tomb 10 his MEM
ory indeed, IL was 80 wonderful and
surpassed oil other structures so much
In appearance and grandeur that the
name mausolrum came 20 be the generic
term for a costly tomb. 70 remained
standing for n number of centuries, and
then was destroyed by M earthquake.
In 1904 the Knights OF Rhodes built cas-.
tle from fragments N the mauSoleum.
and as late as lsi6 Mr. Newton under
the auspices Of the English govern.
meut, found the site of The ancient
tomb and the fundamental outlines of
the building. According 10 tradition,
Arfemisia mingled the ashes ~ Nauso.
lus with her wine. and died Of grict -
Detroit Free press
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15
CURRENT COMMeNTs.

Even the billiun-doIlar d
could not remember all its opp
ties. It omitted to make an apE}
ton for 4 steam vacht for tls
the president and his relatives
World.
-AIabamu. the only souths1
accused OF a high-tlritf sent
OF any consequence. viii, accorI
all wpIl-posted authorities. sendi
Cleveland delegation 10 the neI
vention. bloomington Bulletin
The republicans have
pecting 70 get some comfort oui
coinage plank OF the New IOri
cratic Platform. Let them rsii
fully ana take all they getr
They are welcome to it-ot Il
public.
-Shoddy appears to bc "
industry fostercd by NcKinler
this country, according 70 Nh
Wells convincing figures
shoddv no the expense OF WOO
ever, is not precisely in The
healthfui progress. boston Gag
President Harrison has
usual number Of fat federal
his disposal. but he is unusual
barrussed in disposlng ot them
will be so many republican caa
for governor defeated this iaIl
has TO hold open some places u
for them. It wouldn't DO 70
of them where they will tal-
breastworlss. Chicago Ilmes
The request Of McKlnIeI
ayers for % subscription TO "'
paign barrell Of two thousan'
from the republican state cooln
Indiana has been declined p'
dor 10 supply tho shortage u'
has only 10 make another cauI
on the protected manailc'uS5
always come down very Iloer'D
the tariff is in danger VhlGaI'
Persons VINO wonder ~
that Mr. Raum Of the reug
pension department. IS a0'u
away from Washington 50 riu'
devote 50 much of his tlnlo
Gaprrator business need 10 VI
eel that he has got his pcns,p.u,
In such fine running order ina''
put is the same whether DO
or elsewhere. This being 'y
would be unreasonable 70 I
tho commissioner should /, s|, lr,..
ington oil tho time. NJ v .,''' .iI
The democratic candhap
ditor general In Pcnnsy'yyalin"a, ~ ~.
bodied tho platform OF ITO n
nutshell ~ 10 were, YOUTH
ho says, IN his letter acVvs I,,
nomination, lisa very 'Ir'pJ
emphasizes the old trutus
commandments Thoinian'..,
shalt not steal Isi1cardinN, ,., W
that plank the impending
be f5ught" There ought
doubt rs to the victory % 'O''
gle. Detroit Free Press
MIR. Mckinney tells ..n Wv
OF ohio that they are ge'''a',,, 'n,,s
make tin IN three pl'e'' .,ahi
that near lronton Is an c'S '~ol
that US going 10 rurii ouu ,d
and forty boxes 10 day lu ,,Il
lonu thirty Thousand Illsn l'a,,,,
pIoyed In the unlte0 'dl
Ala. .I.t. NVnFvthlug IN W.
"swoot by and by 10. l',' M
Mckinley was sure 'nas as..Itd
states wunid be mahins ' N,
ply by tals lime, and ", u,
aado ~ 4ats has heea w
purVos@ n Y WO'IA
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15

1T one have net temptation and
conquered Ia no has "a real pleasure,
hotn because he has put down tho evil
that hesct him and because ho has prov.
en that grace has been given him. -
United Presbyterian.
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15

1T mnn should happen 10 reaoh
perfection Ia lhls world no would hMa
% do lmmadAtoH "a qaisy alassIa--
u w shaW,
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15

--"Why doesn't your beau como 20
The house, Murv uStcad of asking You
% 20 out walking vita him2' I'm
surr I don't know Ito s attentive
enough, ana all that but he doesn't
seem 70 care 10 come 20 the house
Has he ever been 10 the house at all9'
Yes ono night and he can not say
that he wasn't entertained, Tor played
and sang 20 him every thing knew
N " presa
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15

-Boden Neal says u Drowning,
whom he knew well, that the super.
fcal eifusiveness of his talk about triv.
ial things covered profound re-.
serve Often he ndds, Browning"
seemed 10 me 20 talk as he wrote, ono
sentence rather tripping mp tho other,
IA " were with no end of hyphens and
parcnthcses
Recent developments In chemical
science promote heliefln In the existence
Of the elementary forms N matter not
yet actually observed Certain
pecnllorties IN the spectrum ot tho sun
hre Thought 20 IndiGnte that mudh of
lts matter IL stlI In such elementary
forms 0Wlna 10 lis Intense heat
, 1891-12-23

To the Memory of Horatio, Lord viscount
Nelson, RIB, Vice Admiral of the White
The Preserver of the British West
Indies An
In a moment Of unexampied peril;
The Hero whose various transcem1ent merits
Alike conspicuous in Address, Decision,
Il faction and Achievement
Throughout his. whole unparalleled career of
- GLORY,
No powers of language can sufficiently de-
lineate
THIS STATUE
was erected by the grateful Inhabitants of
Barbados on a spot of ground appropriated
to it by a public grant OF the Colonial Legis-
latlre, in accordance with the solicitations
of Il select Committee. That so sincere though
humble a tribute of Esteem, Admiration and
Gratitude, to their IlluStriOuS D.livirer
might be remle,e d more comgcnial to ltia
generous aud exalted spirit, from the uand
of one, himself IA Hero, and - benefIotur 10
their country, the first stone OF the platfOl m
was deposited by His ExcelIpncy Ii utenant
General. Sir George Beck with, K.B, the be-
loved aud patriotic Governor of B trhad s,
aud Commander of the Forces in The Lee
ward Islands, Febry. Gath, AID. 1913.
Esto Perpetua.
The plate and casket were taken posses
sion of hy Mr.. Bowen, q Clerk in the Public
Work Office. They will be II placed under
the monument.
, 1891-12-23

Rumours are still current of financial trou
bles coming on the Continent, but they take
no definite form. 1t is clear. however, that in
Vienna, Berlin, and Paris, there is acute aps
prehension, the idea being that powerful Banks
are overloaded with securities which have
temporarily lost their value, and that,
consequently, any accident may compel
them to close. In Berlin, the losses oc-
casioned by the Russian famine, and
by the steady fall of the rouble and of Rus.
sian securities, must be very large, while In
Paris the new Russian loan cannot be sold,
and great houses are embarrassed with
Brazilian paper. It is even reported that
the Government fearing g. crash, has
induced the Rothschilds to take over
45, OO0, 900 of the Russian loan, which is pos
sible at a price, but improbable. as the Jews
mean to have vengeance for their persecu-
ton. In Vienna, on Saturday, there was
a regular scare, it being reported that the
Emperor had told Polish Deputies that, in his
judgement, the Russian famine had increased
the danger of war. His Ministers only admit
that his Majesty said things were serious;
but for three hours, good securities, especially
Galcian Railway shares, were tossed upon
the market at any price. There is nothing
to indicate increased danger of war but dis
trust is nearly niversal.-Spectotor 81 NOU.
, 1891-12-23
THE QUEENSLAND SUGAR
INDUSTRY.

A correspondent Of the Melbourne Argas
writing from Makay on the 10th of July,
says The evolution of the Queensland
sugar industry on the lines I forecasted at
the end of last year ia nov almost an accom-
pIisled fact. The strongest company ell
gagged in sugar making in Australia-the
Colonial Stgar Refining Ooppany-has TAX
eli The matter iu hand, and in this district,
at any rate, have already made great pros
greSS. Doubtless the terms on which the,
.14omehush lands are being leased and sold
TO farmers have ere this been communicated
To your readers ) also the fact that the ap-
p~licantS have been SO huiierous that the
company is already IN u position to pick and,
choose lis tenants. -
The price to be paid for CANE grown BIZ
these sellers may run as high as los. per tont
if a sufficient quautity is produced, thug
, 1891-12-23
RECONCILED.

Chilli and the United States have COM
menced again to exchange compliments. The
representative of the reorganized republic was,
the other day, introduced to President Harri-
son, who made a pretty little speech on the
occasion, which when, the new Minister heard
he made his bow-a most profound one no
~doubt-and retired. 1t is said, too, that Pre-
sident Mont has said civil things to Mr.. Egan,
and has expressed his surprise that anyone
should be so uncharitable and evil-minded as
to hunt that the American Minister is not
friendly to the Government of Chilli. Judge
Foster is diligently enquiring into the particu-
lars of the attack on the sailors and stokers of
the Baltimore, and he will, at the earliest pos
gible moment, communicate his conclusions
to. the Chilian authorities for the information
of the Government of the United States. The
relations between the two countries are again
on the most friendly footing. There is no
longer any talk fitting out warships in the
United States to make demonstration against
Chill, and the American alarmists have ceased
at attempting to scare their timid countrymen
by showing them that the Chilian navy is
strong enough to knock all American available
war ships into eternal smash and afterwards
make an ashrheap of every American city on
the Pacific Coast.
While the war fever was on, the British
came in for their share of abuse. 1t was the
meddlesome, greedy, grasping English, and not
Minister Egan and Admiral Brown, that had
created ill feeling in Chill against the United
States. The British nitrate ring, for some
mysterious purposes of its own, wanted to see
Chill and the United States at logger-heads,
and had been nearly successful. Of course no
attempt was made to show how a quarrel be-.
tween United States and Chill would benefit
the nitrate merchants. Everyone was expected
to. see at q glance that the British in Chill
wanted more war and fresh trade disturbance.
We see that the same thing is being said by
!: the same news caterers, with equally good
reason, Of the disturbances in Brazil. They
have been raised by the British for the express
purpose of injnring American trade interests.
If the truth were known it would be found
that British interference and British Influence
had no more to do with the misunderstanding
in Chill and the revolution in Brazh, than they
had with the last eclipse Of the Noon.
, 1891-12-23
BARBADOS NEWS.

Barbados Agricultural Reporter, 20 NOo.)
The Legislature having recently voted by
Resolution the amount necessary for elevat-
ing and ENCLOSING with an ron railing and
otherwise improving the Nelson Statue in
Trafalgar square, tle.raising of the monu-
ment and pedestal for the purpose Of exca-
waiting the foundation, was commenced ear
ly this week. Yesterday afternoon, on the
containing thee gold. nine silver, and seven
antique design. dasng.so far batk as l713,
was uDearthed, as was also "a Brass Plate
bearing the following INSCRIPTIONS.