Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-04-05
Personal men1Ion.

Mrs Rosenheid' front window blazes viii
novelties for the ladies.
Several weddings are said to be on tn,
tapis In our city and vicinity.
DR.. d. F. Wright, our senior editor, IS in
Nashville attending the State Credit Meet
ing.
Deputy sheriiT W. L. war6eid is happy
/ Its ten pound boy-and Josh Rice Is Q
grandpa.
Mr. Il. Click has returned from his pur.
] chasing thur, ana Is now receiving his stock
] Of spring and summer goods.
Mr.. Samuel B. Seat, Of this city, has been
appointed one Of the Federal Jurors for the
April term Of that court st Nashville.
DR.. B. A. Haslins was in the city last Tues.
day. He informs US that one of his ewes
had tour lambs few days ago. Prolific
stock.
3 The Rev. Jno. W. Hammer, D. d., win
preach Sunday morning, April 9th, at IL
o'clock, at the New Providence Methodist
church.
Judge W. P. Keesee has moved his insur-
anee Office from the Bank Of GAINESVILLE to
Keesee & Malon's tin and ste ge house on
Franklin street.
Hon n. Brandon and Representative 7.
NJ. Reynolds were passengers on the Ander-
son last Wednesday morning, en- route for
their respective homes.
Miss Mary weatherfcrd, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in the neigh
bOrhoOd Of Port Royal. returned to her home
in Union City yesterday morning.
DIR. ]. NJ. LarlxIn and Dr. Bailey attended
the State Medical Society, which met at
Nashville last Tuesday. DIR. Larlxin was
taken quite 81 while there and they both
returned on Wednesday morning.
We mot our old friend Press Byrne, clerk
on the Hillman, last Thursday morning. He
says the paragraph published in the Ban
ner last week, about his getting drowned,
was mo such thing, and we believe he
is correct.
Mr.. N. B. Shyer, Of New Providence, left
on last Sunday night for the eastern cities,
where he will purchase full line OF spring
and summer goods They keep on hand
the largest stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
etc, in New Providence.
Mr.. George Buck has bought about nine
acres of the Munford property on Green
wood avenue, and is now cleaning it off for
the opinion that the clay tn he found on this
land will make most excellent brick.
Our esteemed friend Mr.. Edward Drane Of
this city, was married to Miss S lille A. Eve,
daughter OF the late DIR. Paul r. Eve, of
Nashville, Wednesday evening last, NJ the
first Presbyterian church in that city, by
the Rev. DIR. H0yt. They left soon after the
ceremony for Cincinnati.
Mrs. Hodgson has returned from her eaet
ern trip, and the house of HOdgson & Nc
Gnire are now receiving their large and ele-
CANT stock OF millinery goods. The stock Is
beautiful, and we learn 1t was bought at
low prices and will be sold the same way.
Ladies' who are fond of the beautiful will
not fail to give them a call.
The N ,Shville American, of the I'd inst |
has the following item:
Mr.. G.. c. Breed and wife and daughter, |
Miss Lizzie Smith, formerly of GAINESVILLE, |
Miss Van Dyke and Mrs. Fonda, of Louis |
Vile, spent The day here yesterday. Mr.. |
Breed. formerly OfClarkSviiie, n well known /
and efficient railroad man and now Assist |
ant General Manager of the L. q n. q G 3. |
r. r., has been, with a car, on a business /
trip to Birmingham, Alabama.
The following item is taken from the Mem
phis Appeal Of the first inst.
Mrs. DIR. L. d. Ring, of Clarksville, Ten
nessRe, desires to know the whereabouts Of |
her daughter-in-law Mrs. George p. Ring,
who, when last heard from, was q resident /
NJ New Orleans and had two children, VIII
lie and Rietor. The lady, Mrs. George r.
Ring, has had a sum of money left her by
her aunt, Mrs. DIR. MaXey, of Davidson
county, Tenn, of which sum of money Cen
aral Samuel r. Anderson, Of GAINESVILLE, is
The Hopkinsville Kentuckian of the 1st
publishes the following compliment to Mfr.
Bowling, Of the firm of Bowling & Wilson,
Of this city:
Mr. Jas NJ. Bowling, we'll known to the
people of Christian county and more espe-
,ially of HOpkinsville has formed cO-part-
nership with Mr.. Wilson, a popular gentle
man of Montgomery county, Tennessee,
and the firm has opened lerg1 and attract
We stock of Boots, Shoes, hats and gentle
mems furnishing goods, in GAINESVILLE. He |
will doubtless command n good patronage
rom Christian county. May success be with
him to the uttermost, forevermore as he de-
serves.