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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

REMOVAL have moved my
stock to the corner of Franklin and
First streets, where ! will be glad to
share your patronage.
M. l.. Gross.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

Irish linen, Cranes linen, white and
tinted linen, laid and wove linen, for
the type writer aud general business
CORRESPONDENCE at the LEAF-CHRNI-
Gle job Rooms. Fine papers, plain
and ruled, always in stock aud as
cheap as the same grades can be got
ten anywhere. Business men who
want good stationery will consult their
interest by examining our stock. We
carry the best brands i'm the above
goods and in superfne and flax
,papersl for correspondence and bills.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
for Infants and Children.

"CastOria is 50 wen adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
iii So. oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructstion,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di'
gestion
Without injurious medication.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-13
NOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.

By AlJ. SAEAN.
Resolved. That the city marshal be and Is
hereby Instructed to notiny the property
owners or occupants on either side of Bartlett
street. from South Division street to South
Waterloo street. 20 repair or rebuild. where
necessary. their sidewalk In front Of their
promises within 10 days after service upon
them OF such notice; and II not done within
that time TO cause the same to be done and
make his returns according TO law.
Adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Doyle.
Drpgge, Dursor. Emmer. Frost. Hauser.
Kinney. Mshonsy. Mills. o'DonneIi. saunders.
stein. stokes. sproul. Turner. wurzburg-A
Nays-None.
By Aid. STEIN:
Resolved That the citv marshal be and 10
hereby Instructed to notify the property
owners or occupants on either side OF Goodrich
street. from south Division street to South
Waterloo street.. to repair or rebuild. where
necessary. their Sidewalk In front OF their
premises within 10 days after service upon
them Of <uch notice; aud II noe done within
that tms ~ cause the same To be done and
make bis returns according to law.
Adopted.
YeNs-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Doyle.
nregze. Dunten. Emmer. Frost. Hauser.
Kinney. Mahoney. Mills. o'Donneii. sxun.
dsrs stein. Stokes. sproai. Turner. wmzburg
lis.
Nsgs-None.
BIZ Aid STEIN.
Resolved. rhat the BOARD Of Public Works.
IN and Cor the cfty ofGrsnd Rapids be. and ~
Il hereby directed 10 furnish to tbe Common
Council II SAID city sn approximate estimate
~ the cost - msesdsmixing GrsndviIie
avenue. public street in the city 81
Graad Rapids. from the north line Of
Fifth sveave. public street In said
essy. 70 she north iiae Of Hall street.
pshise street ia said ETY. incisi-
irx tne construction 81 . vertical stone curb
Ia ssia described portion AZ said efsndvilis
.s~na~ sna sl.s tncEasitag the construction 81
the aeeessary bridges. cHtvefts. gntters sross-
wAlks mxa. hoies. eaten bssiss. approaches
aud e~ssresss n ssid s~rsfea 81 said efandviie
svenae- ths SAME being . necessary pahiic
IN erevefnent
Adopted.
Yess-Asa Aaaarsos. csspesseF. Dsyse.
F,rexxe. Dunssn. Ermer. Frass Hsassr. Hin.
nss. AsAaaey. Mia 0heaseft. saunders.
Ssess. Stase.. ssroai. Turner. waFzbaIs~is.
sssx-yee~.
as Ala STEIN
R-ssGvsa. that sss Essra 81 PHhIle wsfks Ia
and Tar the eits a tifsRa Espsas ~. aaa are
n~r~<< r>sHifed q fafRlsa e fhs Cammea
Caaaesl II the rssy sa approximate estimate
~ tae so<s a AsssasEasftng Granville sFe.
nsss = eaksfe street la tbs eifs - aFsad
R.essa frsm - the sssfh ase 81 Bxsiet,
street., . pansle ssreef - SID city - tbs
ssfta lac u Firth ssssas. Faelss strsss IA
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-13

szit eisy ise.sdlax The construction II . YER
ticai stess sarb ia sid described roEsiea
% sal1 TRANSMITS sssaue. kad slss la
ssadlnx the soa>freessva u the necessary
bFl4xes. eaisssts. xsiiexa efs<s ss.kA saaa.
hs.ss- catch .hassaA zepse~shss Aza cssspesls
In said portion VI sid oxsassIlis Assass---sh.
sane ssiax . usessszry psbiio improvement
Adopted
fsas--Ala- Andsrson. eArpsatss. Doyle.
pssgas, paaEsa. knmsT. fEess. hsassf. Ma
asy. Mznossy. Mia. o'poaneii. saunders.
strin. ssokea sefoals Tarses. wssx1ass-iA
Nass-Nsaes
~ Ala. stkiNs
Resolved That the treasurer 81 the eits Of
tssaaa kASlas -. and he 10 hereby direetsa 10
trsasier from the general faad - The soldiers
- Al nnI 0oftafn
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-13

Yess--Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Conger.
,oyle nsexze. Dunfon. Emmer. Frost
Ssuser. Kinney. Mshoney. Mills 0'Donneu
Isnuders. stein. Stokes. sprogl. Turner.
FHrznurw-ia
Nay<-None.
ft tnereapon appearing IRON the srdsvit Of
n. A. Pess,. principal clerk In the once Of the
Grand Rapids rxlsasss HssskD. q daily public
newspaper. printed. published snd cir
culstea IN ssts cits % Grand Rs ptds that the
ssty clerk has given due notice of the time
and pisee Of hearing appeals from the assess
raents contained IN said roll. "a required By
law sad the resolutions u she Common Cesn-
neil sf april ~. fsi and sher- ssfnr no
Appeals on the above roll. on melton Of Aid.
0Denneii the rot wss ratified and confirmed
sv the following vote;
Yeas--sld. Antersao. Carpenter. rcngrr
ncvtA fsregxe. Duatsn. Emmer. Frost. Hsnser
Eina~v, Nshoeey. Wis. 0'pouneil. sssnd-rs.
strgn. stokes. Spvoai. Turner warrhurg -.
Ssys-Neae.
a.. stein riovea - take up TOR -ccasldsrs-
tion and place upcn 10 third restina the Of.
finance On psxe Y. printea record. rslssive 20
segs.
Carried
yeas-Ala Anderson. Carpenter. cengsr.
nexIe. prexe,. nasses Essnner. Frost. usussr.
Klnpsx. waaaner. Mis-. 0'Doaneli. ssaaaers
stein stokes. sproaE. rarner. warzburx-8
Nsss-N soe.
The eter1 Rad sse T.
No srentr~af&
Fhs eisFx rsad sec =
Al4 spreus's aotsen - reduce the eiefs's
res q ~ wss ssss. n fellows
fess-ala Anderssn. esngrf. presgr. Frost.
Ills s.rfa. sprssi. rarnerAs.
Nsss -sa. csrprasrr Deyis. Dsrsss. Eas-
rrf. ssas~r. kiasss. ushsney. o'Dsuneii.
tsnaeers. stss~-. Narzfyurs-It.
TIE eiers resa s~esies
IA e'panrefi sne~ea - sss after ths wsrf
~rsis. n M ~ssath nne, tse sssass eIAs
30. ~ the tsg
Esfftea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
Iron Hall a. Coopsr's Mills

A llcAl branch of the Iron Hall was in
.tsuted last evening in Grs3's Hall, Coop
ers Mills. by State Deputy W. A. Rice Of
Twenty-Five charter mem bers were present,
aud much enthusiasm prevailed. The fol-
lowing officers were installed Past chief
ias.ice, l.. A. Howe; chief justice, II. +
Howe; vice justice. l.. r. Jennings; &C.
countsnt. Leslie Lewis, cashier, W. NJ
Achorn; sdjaster, G. c, Piummsr; prelats
X W. Howe; herald, W. Z. Hewett
wstchmsn, J. II. Erskine, vidette, E f.
Trssk, medical examiner, DIR. W. johnson
trustees, J M. Turper. s. W, PessIee, h.
l. N. Colby. This branch will meet on The
fret and third Saturday Of each month, ard
visitors from other branches will always
receive A cordial weicoms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
General Mitohsiis Rssignation Ao-
coptad.

The following orders have been issued
by the adjutsnt- general:
HEADQUARrERs MAINE militia,
ApJurAsT- GEsEHALs OFFICE,
AUGUSTA. March 81, 1891.
General Orders, No. 2.
/. The resignation Of Brigadier. General
Henry L Mitchell, commanding LIST Brig.
sds. NJ. v. M, 10 hereby accepted, and he
ia hereby honorsbiy discharged from the
Volunteer Militia of Maine.
, So much Of General Orders No. 81,
these headquarters, dated July Path. 1888,
constituting the LIST Brigade. Maine volun-
teer Militia, is hereby revoked.
) The colonies commanding the LIST and
20 Regiments, and the captain commanding
Frontier Guards. NJ. V. M. will report
direct to the a5jutsnt- general.
I The brigade commander and staff and
non-commlssioned staff will forward to the
qusrtermsster general, properly invoiced.
all State military property now in their
possession.
. General Mitchell was appointed
sdlutsnt of the Second Regiment, NJ V.
VI , September 3. 1881, by Col. Daniel
White commanding regiment. and served
in that capacity until February s. 1888,
when elected colonel of the regiment.
I pom the resignation of General John
Marshall Brown commanding the brigade,
the field officers failing to agree 10 the elec
ton OF his successor. he, being the rankin
colonel, was appointed BY Governor Bod
we'll. ~ brigade commander, During his
connection with the Volunteer Militia be
has been conspicuous for his interest in the
organ ,tian and his untiting energy 10 en-
deayoriug to promote its e III cheney, and that
this has been accomplished no one can
question. General Mitchell served 10 the
war OF the rebellion as q member of the
FIRST Maine Cavalry Volunteers.
by order Of the Commsbder-tn- G 1ief.
HENRY NJ. SPRAGUE.
Adjutant General.
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a Hint to FstlnsIs

Every farmer who is laying in supply
of fertilizer for his potato crop shouli pro-
cure more than one kind. A single sack
of each Of a, many kinds ss he cares to
test is sufficient. When applying try to
have dollars worth OF one go ss far as .
dollars worth Of the other instead Of test
ing bulk ssSinst bulk. Drive stakes and
marx each plot 80 that there will
be no mistake at digging time. BY dis
ging double row from each plot and
measuring them IN barrels ose can form q
pretty correct idea Of the merits of each
brand Of fertilizer en- his own farm.
one experiment of this kind will not
prove an unerring guide for lifetime but
viii serve As pointer when the farmer
goes to purchase bis fertilizers next year.
Presque Isle. ID. MOORE
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TOWN BLHcrIoNo.

WILLIAMSON re -Sslectmen. L. I. fitmau j IN
Pt~su. Il II Becker: town clerk. A6olphus
Nerril, school supervisor. Elizabeth Merrill
Noacy appropriated, schools. $500, highways.
go. suppoi, Of poor aad oth' purposes, Is
RnowSvtILF-s isctmen, c. L Dunnins, A. B.
Berry, A. n Smith; town clerk, =. r. Poole,
sehso. supervisor, y. u. Danning. Money appre-
priA,ed schools, $50; HIGHWAYS, 1000, support
VI poor, 900; ethe- purposes, 1850.
h. ,NG HARp-Seieetmeu, q. A. Packard, u y
Blackstone. A. ID sturfasEat; town clerk. u. III.
Packard: school committee. Charles b. Packard
Monty appropriated schools. ELL; highways,
zoe. support OF poor. "; other purposes, 40
shiRLsY Seiectmen, al Philips. M Bean,
o. +. foarg, town e'erk. n, Bean, school
committee. II. ackstone, e. a: nenaen Money
ppr'priated schools, 500; highways, 500; sup
port o. poor, as5.
CAswsii.-Assessore, c. Beaie. l.. =. Potter.
Mitchell Bell; tressurr, d. Knox CLERK, u T.
b ale. 30 lae:e-, L. +. Potter.
NEw LINsRtck-Moderator, r. Y. McvSrthy.
sele.imen, Willis T. Shaw. John Mullen, james
Coalogue eierx, A. S. Dow; tressur T, NJ. ID.
Estes, supervisor, Thomas soaahsn, collector,
John bradley, board OF health, ) u rratt, Els
for schools. 81 for each inbabitzns; for Tree high
schools. TOO; support OF poor, so; for town
charges. 800: for roads and hridges, l5oo
Observation-Disclosures A NJ Stackpole, A.
Chandler. Geo W, ALI u town clerk, Per
aims, school supervisor, DR.. A j. fulfou. Money
appropriated; schools. amount required by law
highways, $,eeo; support Of poors $50; other par
psses. 800
cARr - selecsmen. Vim Reed, d. ~. LIBBY
ksaesn Haney. town e.ers, I. 4. Munans
school committee, Beacher Reed Money sppie
pristsd schools, As cents for each scholar; higa
ways. siooo, support of poor and other pur
poses, 20.
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What Keeps the EicycIer Uprighte

What Keeps the EicycIer Uprighte
let liz suppose cychst mounted on
his wheel and riding, say. toward the
north. He finds himself beginning to
tilt toward his right. He is now going
not only north with the machine, but
east also. He turns the wheel eastward.
The point Of support must of necessity
travel in the plane Of the wheel Hence
it at once begins to go eastward, and us
it moves much faster than tho rider tits
it quickly gets under him, and the ma
chine is again upright. To one standing
at distance in front or rear the bot
tom of the wheel will be seen to move to
the right and left.
conclude. then, that the stability of
the bicycle Is due to turning the wheel
To the right or left, whichever way the
leaning is, and thus keeping the point of
support ander the rider. just AS u boy
keeps upright on his fnger a broom
stick standing Oh its smallest end. go
Charles Il. Warning in Popular Science
Monthly.
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Horse breeders end al persons con.
ne Ted With the training and handlins Of
horses are sfesay interested in the meesina
10 be ksli At Lesiston On Friday April 10,
for the ossasgz1.ios Of "Sase Associs,
ton Of TrststDs Horse Bsseders.r The
movement il one Of tie best in the inter.
esss o. Ehis class 81 breeders that has ever
been s,tsmpssl. We hsve our State ana
local fs.. ssd few county trotssns ssso.
Citations. ost reysf have had any thing Ike
. union Of all these associations in one
strong, shsssaks society representing
81 ,ecsioks Of the Stsse. Ths
call for this coming meeting has been
widely sisned. and breeders in every part
Of Maine Are Interested Ia the movement.
and none more 80 than the bsseders ana
horsemen Of the four Ksnnsbec cities, Az
austs. Watervilis, HalioseIi and Gasdihes.
Within that section Of Mxius embraced in
these cities are fifteen or more bfeedir =
farms sI OF high reputation, snd vhich are
the homes Of some Of the most
famous tretters owned upon American
coil. Naturally the Ksnnebec valley feels
Justly proud Of this pre- eminsncs and while
possessing no dominant spirit feels, how
ever, ard rightly 80. thar "a the comics
State meeiiag her voice AID wishes can
afford to be listened to. Especially upon
the question Of location Of the track and
permspsat buildings for The exhibition Of
tas Association VIC are entitled to be
heard. This IL the central section Of
Maine and q location Of the association In
this city would better accommodate horse
men from every part Of Maine than any
other point WsisrvilIe would be favor
able. but WA,ervilie has no good track, and
We believe IL The opinion Of Mr.. Nelson
himself could be obtained upon this ques-
ton, he would unhesi,sting favor Augusta.
We have here the best, easiest and
tastes. half-mile track in Maine.
within = few moments walk Of q
city Of abundant hotel sceommods.
ton. We have stvantsges Of railroad
Interpretation and multiplicity Of trains
enjoyed by few sections. We have four
prosperou. cities within from FIVE to thirty
minutes distance from which to drsw for
local attendance At fairs Everything
fsvors Augusta Is the permanent loes-
ton Of headquarters Of the proposed ssso-
cation, Nov Mesns. Nelson, Staples.
Webbs. Yates, CiIleJs, James. Rice. Cur
rier. Grant, Hayes, Conner, Merrill. Picker
Ing, Libby, Norcross, DArthensy--sres
breeders Of Kennebec courtyard numer-
Gus others whose names we do not now
recall. make m effort to be at Lewiston on
Friday of next week and let your influence
be heard in behalf Of old kennebec
most noted horse breeding county in the
Atlantic States. But first Of all let it be
heartily given for the organic alton of the
Maine State Trotting Horse Breeders
Association, and for whatever in the opin-
ion o: majority Of Maine breeders in con-
vsntion assembled, will be best for the
breeding and .roiting interests Of the whole
State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02

O1NR ENJOYS
Both toe method and results vher
Syrup'of Figs Il taken; IL = plsann,
and refreshing TO the tasts, and scts
gently yet promptly on sas Kidneys,
Lives and Bowels, eleanses tas sys
tenn sssctuAlly, dispels colds, head
scnss And fsvers and sures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs il the
only remedy Of it, kind sver pro
duced, pisaxing 10 the tssts and &C
ceptAbls 70 the stomach, prompt il
its action koc truly beneficial Ia ita
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy AID agreeable substances, ita
many sxcsilent qualities commend it
to oil and have n1Ade it the most
popular remedy known.
syrap Of Figs ID for skls In SOC
and 81 Bottles By IL leading drug.
zlss- A1y rsliAbis dzugx;ss who
may aes axss it Or aAad viz pro
ours il promptly Tor any s~s who
wiahes 70 Try t. Do Ass asssPs any
substituts.
cAllf0HHIA FyS sHn0p 81.
.a sAx fsAxc,sos. CAL
asSsesiiii, ~. Nfn RoGE, g.
aa9lAA0VOi
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Augusta. April 2.
4 Correction.

In the communication Published yester.
day replying to DR.. Croker the commission
OF three words in the first sentence follow
ing the quotation Of the doctor card mater-
ally changed the writer's meaning. The
phrase in which the commission occurred
should have read: "For reputable ply 81
clan to Be una5te to procure" etc. l. G.R
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At the Old Bailey it was customary to
sentence the whole of the prisoners found
guilty at the sessions at one time. 1t
fell to Barou Graham's lot To perform
this duty, aud be accordingly went over
the list with due solemnity. but omitted
one person brought upfor sentence-Mr.
John Jones. The judge was on the point
of finishing the sentences, when the Off
Ger reminded his lortlship of this omis-
sion. Whereupou the judge said grave
". ''Ohl | am sure beg John jones'
pardon. and then sentenced HIM To
transportation for life San Francisco
Argonaut.
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PIOkre0.

Ills very important in this age Of vast
material progress that remedy be pleas
ing to the tAsie and to the eye, easily taken.
acceptable 10 the stomach aud healthy in III
nature and eifscte. Possessing these quail
ities, Syrup Of Figs 10 the one perfect laxA'
tive AID most gentle oioretic known.
max3Od&v
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Marriro.


Turner March II, Charles C. Turner and Misa
Mile A. Jordan.
KESSEBEC.
Gardiner-Narch 10, Reuben Small Of Rich,
mopd and Miss elizabeth Goodwin OF Gardiner.
SOMERSET.
Fit,saeid-March i9, Frank b. Wood and Miss
Naomi Y. ilson.
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sprfIal AoesrsIssugsr..

aassa sEses tsseaeats. not sxsesaszz scxr ties
a5sSf1s rsesr rae head 81 HAgxxr, los EAkss
10 iSa, 1.o&x, 80, Wsll Be txssreez tive rnss TOT
ee7.s three times FOR Is enss Apd SIRE seek ~,
- sslis. advance payneEt. EsstFs
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To the Tax.psyers Of the City Of Augusta
Notice to Contractors.
Excavation and Basement Masonry for
KenneAec C. Court House Extension.

Sealed proposals viii be received at the office
Of the County Commissioners. until IL O'Clock,
", Saturday, 18th ins FOR ali materials required
for basement stone masonry frem wall footing, 10
un5er side Of first story water table, incasiYe Of
the necessary earth excavation therefor.
Plans ard specifications may be seen upon sppii-
cation to Cochrxae Cspen, Architects, a, Tue
jasttor's rosm. Court House.
BIDS viii be received Tor excaya.ing and
masonry either together or separatefy, and the
hight f. reserved to r. teet gay or all nd
50 much Of tabIic advertisements dsted March
Is, lss1, as ineiudes gce' al sorerstructsre above
the bas-ment Il csrcsIed pnde further notice
Augusta. Ne April l. is9i.
GEO AspEEws, Kennebes County.
JOHN s. HAM 4TuN, Malice
niakzSits4ors1AwSw
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Bonn.

Embden March 8, to the wife of John T..
Walker, = son.
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ISOE sALE--seal Presses. Rubber Hand
II stamps, Self linking and Dating stamps
Stamp Pads, Linen Markers, &c. CHAs. FLETCHER,
State House, Augusta, Maine. febsdtf
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"OR sALE-Ihe farm owned by Margaret
Z q Stephenson. situated on stage rosd from
Belfast TO Freedom; contains two hundred acres;
buildings nearly new; under fine cultivation
Terms easy. marl3dtf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-23
FREAKS OF E1norR1c1rY.
Il Ignites JoeiRosenfield q Co.'s Awning
and Amuses the Boys.

Shortly after the electric lights
were turned on Saturday evening the
awning in front of Joe Rosenfield g.
CO.. house on the corner of First and
Franklin streets, was discovered to
be on fire. The blaze was shooting
up pretty lively and it was mystery
to the people on the streets where
the fire originated 1t was soon
learned, however, that the electric
light wire running to the Alwell
grocery had come in contact with the
awning and had ignited it. A crowd
of boys soon gathered and one Of
them caught the awning rope, think
ing he would pull the cloth from the
wire. The wire had burned through
the awning and was resting on one Of
the iron cross bars. This charged the
rope and when the boy caught it he
gave a yell and came near being
lifted from the pavement His
hands were burned and he was con.
siderably shocked. The awning was
finally taken from the wire and the
fire was put out with only slight
damage to the same.
About the time the awning
was discovered to be ina blaze a me-
gro boy on the opposite side of the
street leaned against an electric light
pole and added to the amusement by
giving a squall. He was also given
shock, just enough to scare him.
There was considerable fun had
over the matter, but it should be a
lesson. People should handle cleo
trio light wires very carefully, es-
pecially in wet weather. The insu-
lation was possibly worn from the
wire where it came in contact with
the awning.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-23
Hopkinsville's Street Cars.

The people of Hopkinsville seem
to doubt the good intentions of the
Houston Thompson Light 4 Power
Co. with regard to putting electric
cars in that city. This company
about two months ago was given the
right of way over the streets of that
city to operate cars, with the provi-
sion that unless work was begun on
the plant Ivy the Goth of this month
the privilege would be taken from
them. Nothing SO far has been
heard from the company and the
26th is nearly here. The street car
men in this city have made IA care
full estimate on the cost of an electric
car service, and they say that the
patronage would not pay running
expenses.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-23
La Grippe Again.

During the epidemic of La Grippe
last season Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
proved to be the best remedy Re.
ports from the many who used it con
firm this statement. They We're not
only quickly relieved, but the disease
left no bad after results We ask you
to give this remedy trial and we
guarantee that you will be satisfied
with results or the purchase price will
be refunded. 1t has no equal in La
Grippe, or any Throat, Chest, or Lung
Trouble Trial bottles free at Owen d
Moore's Drug store. Large bottles,
SOC. and Sl.O0.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-23

w. s. McA lister is out with Ma
cune's Texas record showing that he
raised capital to the amount of $751;
500 by subscription to operate the
Alliance Exchange and had out over
100000 lof collateral on produce
and at the wind up, or the collapse,
the securities had to pay $72, 1863. H..
The Exchange pay roll contained
nineteen railroad employees and cost
the farmers of Texas $1,934.50 per
month. Macune bored with big
auger and left a good many in the
hole.