Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-12-21

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dollars, WAS burned. He went te
workagain in earnestand has rebuilt,
and opened large assortment oil
the handsomest jewelry. MIR. Gau.
chat comes to us from AllensviIIe,
where he is we'll known and re-
spected as q gentleman of worth
and a skillful goldsmith.
! Rhoner & Auling
do a thriving jewelry business in
the Postoffice building.
Ligon q Settle.
We come now to notice the con-
dictionaries, of which the city has
4 thee. The senior member of the
above firm has been in the confec-
tionery business since 1852. Their
store is a model of neatness and
beauty, and their stock consists of a
bewildering array of everything
that can please the eye, crafty the
palate or tempt the pocket.
Z. B. Ely
was, up to few months since, the
partner of Mr.. LigOn in the confec-
tiOnery business. He is now sole
proprietor of most elegant store,
filed to overlooking with the very
choicest goods in his line. Mr.. Ely
is man of great industry and ex-
perience, and fully understands the
needs and tastes of the people.
Barker & Aldridge.
This is a new firm in the confec-
tiOnery business of the city. They
occupy Rexinger's new building on
Franklin street. They manufacture
their own candies, carameIs, ETC.,
and are doing a thriving business.
VIM. Kleemann,
the huckster and meat man, keeps
well appointed establishment on
the north side of Franklin street,
short distance west of Second.
Gunsmiths.
There are two gunsmith shops in
town, that OF Otis f. Davidson on
First street, between Franklin and
Commerce, and that of Moore d
Bates, corner Franklin and Second.
They are skillful artisans Mr.. Da-
wilson being the recent inventor of
a paper bag machine that excels
anything of the kind heretofore in
vented.
McCOrmac.
Everybody in the community
knows him, and also knows that
his gallery is one of the best and
most splendidIy equipped south of
Mason and Dixon's line. His work
compares favorably with work done
in the Northern and Eastern cities,
and indeed he was awarded a medal
at Buffalo, n. Y, some time since,
for the superior excellence of his
work.
T. p. Gracey & Bro.
are two of the "Iivestr business
men here or anywhere else. They
are men of large means, and do a
general shipping and commission
business, making coal and salt
speciality. They have in constant
employment about twenty-five wag-
ons and teams, and are General
agents for st. Bernard and Pitts
burgh coal.
j. S. WoOdson
is agent for the Diamond coal and
deals extensively in hay. Office on
Franklin street, neal Third.
b. +. Poston,
Office in Alwell's feed store, north
corner of Franklin and Third, is
agent for the Hecla coal. -
Caldwell 4 Shelton,
the headquarters for fine horses, fine
buggies and handsome turnouts, is
on the corner of Franklin and Sec
Ond. Their stable is large, well |
furnished and popular. They keep |
from twenty to thirty horses of their
own, and as many buggies, carria-
ges, hacks, etc, as you want. They |
are gentlemen who thoroughly un-
derstand their business.
Daniel & Jones,
to Daniel q Bro, prOprie-
tors of the Eclipse livery stable,
corner of Second and Strawberry
alley, keep a magnificent supply of
horses and buggies, and have one of
the most commodious and con-
arranged institutions of
the kind in the country.
VIM. Dudley
keeps IA good livery stable on Straw
berry alley, and divides the patron
age with the others.
Manufactures.
In this department GAINESVILLE,
while she does not claim to be Il
town, is yet able to
present a considerable showing.
One of the leading industries in this
line is the
Sewanee Planning Mill.
Those who have not visited this
establishment of G. b. Wilson &
Co. will be surprised to learn the
extent of this manufacturing inter-
EST. This mill began business in
1869, and its owners have succeeded
in building up gradually increas-
ing trade, extending through Ken
lucky az far as Bowling Green, and
south to Paris and Mckenzie and
beyond. They have a full line OF
The most approved machinery, and
give constant employment to fifty
hands. They manufacture by whole
sale all kinds of building wood
work, such as doors, sash, blinds,
lOoring, store shelving, counters
md store fronts, using hard woods,
such as walnut, oak, ash, ETC.; also
IN their best manufactures they use
arge quantities of white pine. In