Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-24
IN TWOsTATES.
Items Of Interest in Tennessee
and Kentucky.
Something That WIN Interest the Read
ers OF the Great olarksville To-
bacco District.


The loug talked of furniture factory
for Hopkinsville, according to the
New Era, will begin the manufacture
of furniture on a small scale in a few
days.
Speaking Of the proposed electric
railway from Cadiz to Gracey, the
Telephone says: "Capt. f. q. Terry
received letter from the st. Louis
Electric Railway Company last Mon
day. The letter asks for information
in regard to the probable amount of
business, the character ofcountry and
other matters looking toward an APP
proximate cost OF building the road.
This matter is one that calls for
concert II action, and is practicable
and can be scared on very reasona-
BILE terms, and is just what Cadiz
needs. All are equally interested,
and the money is here to do the
work. Don't pull backwards but let
everybody pull together.
Alonzo Finley, the Rock Castle
and Cadiz mail carrier, on his trip
from the former place last Saturday,
says the Cadiz Telephone, had the
misfortune to lose from his pocket
the sum of $50, which amount had
been entrusted to his care by Mr.. A.
j. Hendricks, merchant Of Rock
Castle, to be deposited in the Bank of
Cadiz. He thinks in taking plug of
tobacco from the pocket in which the
pack age was stored the money Was
thrown into the road. On his arrival
here he missed the package and inn
mediately procured fresh horse and
retraced his steps, but so far his search
has proven fruitless.
The Cadiz Telephone pays Rev. A.
u. Boone the following compliment
"Rev. Arthur U. Boone, OF Clarks.
vile, and one of the most eminent
young divines of the Missionary
Baptist Church in Tennessee, ar
rived last night and preached The
first OF a series of setmons to be de
livered at the Baptist church during
the current week. We bespeak fol
him large audiences"
MIR. Mcdowell, although he ha'
gone into the Third party, has no in
tention OF giving up his coal oil in
)spectorship at Nashville. Wher
asked if he intended giving it up III
said to a Banner reporter: "No, sir
| do not intend to resign. II is not /
political office in the strict sense 0
the word. WAS appointed unde
the constitution and law Tor a tern
of two years and there is no Law
which requires me to resign the OF
fice."
Being further questioned as to VIII
would head the Third party ticket, h
said:
II do not know Gov. Buchanan
intentions, but a majority of the pee
pie in Tennessee in and out of the A
lance, so strongly favor his candidac
, that il he could be induced to max
the race DIS an independent candidate
the Peoples party convention woul
, most certainly endorse his candidac
, unanimously, knowing that he ha
been deprived of number of vote
in different counties by the proscril
tive policy of the Turney committee
, to have nominated him in the Den
Q ocratic party. II Gov. Buchana
, cannot be induced to make his raj
8 before the people, ! believe that A
l.. Minis will be nominated by til
: Peoples party. l regard Gov. Bucl
Z anan as the strongest man we coul
1 nominate or endorse
3 Putting all the vaporings of IL
a third party leaders together a ma
[ Is bound to see that. Gov. Buchana
: Is their fovorite, and it is more tina
a probable that Lecturer Roberts toI
the truth when he said Buchana
would lead the ticket.