Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-03-15

Or. Bellfeld Carter, Of Houston County, /
visiting his daughter, Mrs. r. $. Broaddus Q
this city.
Or. Finn, Of the University, preached /
very acceptable sermon AT the Methods
church last sunday morning.
Elder. ]. W. Perkins, who has been on
visit to his friends in this city, has left foi
his home In Illinois.
Or. robert Bourne, dentist, has returned
from Philadelphia, and can be found at the
Office Of DR.. Beach.
Ex-Governor John c. Brown has so far
recovered from his recent illness in Wash
ington city, as I'd return to his home in Pu-
laskl.
Hon John f. House left for Washington
city last Thursday TO attend the extra ses-
sion Of Congress which meets on the 18th
Inst.
Mr. :. p. Herring, for many years a resi-
dent of the Pea Ridge neighborhood, has
moved to Allensville, Ky. We wish Simon
success wherever he goes.
We regret to learn that DR.. David North
ington- father of DR.. N. L. Northington of
this county, is dangerously Ill, and but little
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Mr.. ShubinslSi, senior partner of the New
York store, has left for the East, where he
win select a fine and handsome stock of
Goods. Ladies should bear this in mind.
Our Office was favored yesterday with
visit from Mr.. Lewis J. Brooks, one of the
editors and proprietors OF the Milan Ex-
change. He is always welcome visitor.
We were glad on Wednesday last to meet
our neighbor Ingram on the street. He has
been confined at home for several weeks
with rheumatism, but is now much i'm
proved.
Mr.. f. II. Lewis of the firm of Pltman &
Lewis, is in the eastern cities, buying fash
ionabIe clothing for their popular house.
We may soon look for the latest spring
styles OF clothing, hats, etc.
Mr.. ;. B. Nichols of the Halliburton neigh
borhood was in the city last Tuesday He
is engaged in the Dry Goods business at the |
old stand of the lamented Geo. Halliburton, |
and va learn is doing a good business.
Esq. Robert Steel, of Cumberland City,
wei known as "Buncombe Bob was in 1
the city on Tuesday last, wearing a stove I
pipe hat. He must have been to Nashville I
where he caught the fashion from the Legis- /
ne atAAAN ollA# DtAG llAlAS 10
make his outfit complete, i. G., he ought to
subscribe for the Chronicle.
We We're pleas ed on Tuesday last to meet .
In or city Mr.. W. H. Morrow of Nashville.
He was here in the interest of the Masonic
Lite Association of Tennessee, which has
been incorporated under the laws of TeuneS-
zee. This is a move in the right direction,
and we are glad that the Masons of our own
'tate have adopted plan of Insurance. by
which any member can become benefici-
Try TO the amount OF from one to two thous-
md dollar. Mr.. Morrow is the general
lgent and superintendent of agencies, and
sc have every reason TO believe the project
will succeed. Every Mason should take
lold of 1t at once.
Mr.. Sam1 Hodgson and wife left yester-
lay for Baltimore and Washington city. Mr..
IodgsOn will examine all the late designs
# monuments in order that our people may
lave the advantage in selecting the best
nd most improved styles. NJ $. Hodgson
Oes to buy her spring and summer stock OF
millinery. She has been engaged in this
BUSINESS for long term Of years, and We
re honest when we say that we believe she
las come as near giving general satisfaction
; is possible for any person to do. They
1st very heavily by the fire last April,
nd it is hoped that a generous public VIII
i've them that patronage which they de-
erve.