Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-11-02


Hon. John f. House has returned
and is rapidly convalescing.
Captain Howard of the &C. C
) G's," leaves for New York Monday
Miss Kate Whitlock of Hopkins
Vile, is visiting the Misses Macrae
. Mr.. A. V. Goodpasture is in Nash
vile.
: Mr.. James King is on trip North
combining business and pleasure.
Rev. J. r. Plummer will preach
at Port Royal tomorrow Sunday
at IL O'Clock, a. m.
Mr.. Carey Weisiger of Memphis.
who has spent the summer here, re-
turned home on the 31st ult.
The Cooking Club will have an
other meeting soon; time and place
will be announced next week.
The apex Of Capt. Reynolds cap
ital development, is innocent of
hirsute appendages.
! George Washington is in Jail in
Louisville, charged with capital
crime. Now trot out your little AK.
Rev. Samuel Scott will preach at
South GAINESVILLE church tomorrow
( Sunday night at O'Clock.
D0rity, Oldham d Co, have open
ed their grocery store next door to
Reese & Northingtons.
/ Cadet Woody Keesee of Sewanee
University, returned home Thurs
day morning for his winter vaca-
zion.
Rufus n. Rhodes now occupies
the Office recently vacated by John
J. West, on the first floor of the Ely
block, Strawberry Alley.
]. J. West can be found, during
business hours, at his elegant new
office, upstairs in the Chancery
block.
Sausages are ripe, and the new
crop of that delicious vegetable |
known amongst the OF p0i10i as
sotse, is ready TO be taken in.
Mr.. Phillip Lieber has moved his
immense stock of dry goods to his
new store room unde McCormac's
gallery.
McReynolds & Son are building a
residence on Union street for Mr..
Wallace GIasscOck. We are glad to
note Wallie's prosperity.
The grocery store Of Mr.. James
Emory tn South Clarksvill, was
broken open on Tuesday night and
nearly all Of its contents stolen.
Mr.. Henry Ring, who worked so
nObly for the yellow fever sufferers
in Memphis, is on Il visit to his
mother and sister in this city.
We are gratified to learn that lit
tie Laura Smith, daughter of Judge /
Smith, who has diptheria, isnow out
of danger and will soon be we'll
again.
Rev. J. r. Plummer, President
of the Female Academy, has been
invited to take part in the celebra-
ton of the semi-centenn;al of Meth
odism in the city of tallahassee,
Florida, Nov. y, 1878.
Mr.. G.. y. Ligon of the firm of
Lyon q Settle, confectioner5, will
leave in a day or two for the eastern
cities, to buy his Christmas goods.
George knows what to buy to please
the children.
DIR. j. II. Dunn, after a residence !
of twelve months in our city, has
removed to his home at Turner's
vile, Tenn. During his residence |
here he has made a host of warm
friends who part with him with a
great deal Of reluctance.
Mr.. b. T. Hardin q Co., are hav-
ing built Il large and convenient
house on second street, nearly OPP
pOsite their present location, for a
carriage shop. This firm is doing
a good business and we wish them
success.
THE c. c. G's, "our boys" drill
two nights every week, and have
become very accurate in the manual
of the piece, and in the various
company evOlutiOns. They are
splendid looking soldiers, and their
proficiency in the drill" is wonder
full, considering the short time they
have be enorganized. Their uniforms ;
will be forthcoming soon, when
we insist upon their giving dress
parade, and letting the public see
them. We hear it intimated that
the young ladies of Clarksville con-
template presenting the company
a handsome stand of cOlors soon.
\ GREAT many Memphis people
who have been staying in Clarks-
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