Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-05-31

Col. Daneey of New Orleans has been in
oar city for several days.
Mr.. w. p. 'Lindley left for Crab Orchard
Springs ON Thursday evening last.
Prayer meeting at the residence of r. H.
Pickering on Greenwood avenue next Tues
day night.
Mr.. ]. c. Atkins, formerly of this county,
but now Of Union City, was in the city on
Wednesday last.
Mr.. w. J. Ely and Mr.. W D. Aferiwether
have had their pavements on Madison
street raised and repaired.
Mr.. Geo. McCauley. of Peacher's Mills,
LETT last Wednesday evening to visit his
father in Humphreys county.
DIR. MeReynolds and lady returned on
Monday last from their trip to Atlanta, Mo-
bile, New Orleans and Memphis.
Mrs. Helen Scott, who has been visiting
relatives in Murfreesboro, returned on the
C. w. Anderson last Wednesday.
Ingram has gone crazy again. He claims
to have made two inventions. For particu-
lars see his paper of the 27th.
Rev. W. Mooney will hold the Quarterly
meeting at the Methodist church in New
Providence to-day and tomorrow.
Judge ]. f. Rice has moved his law office
from over Settles grocery to the office for
merly occupied by the late Judge Hum
phreys on Strawberry ALLEY.
Mr.. A. P. Lyle. son of Mr.. Henry Lyle has
recently moved from RinggoId, Ca, back TO
this county to reside. Wegive him a warm
welcome to his native county.
DIR. w. A. West, of Indian Mound, was in
our city on Wednesday, looking we'll He
tells us that they had splendid rain in
Stewart while we were dry and thirsty.
]. n. barker, the candy man, has pitched
his tent on Franklin street just east of and
adjoining the stable of Caldwell and Shell
ton. Mr.. Barker is n worthy and energetic
man, and deserves a share of the public pat
rOnage.
Our esteemed friend Chas. d. Bailey and
bride arrived on Thursday morning after
having visited Niagara Falls, Cincinnati
and Louisville. His many friends here gave
him n warm reception and wished him
abundant happiness.
Col. ]. B. Kinebrew, commissioner of agrI-
culture, mines, etc, has returned from Chi !
cago, where he made arrangements to have /
hts new map of Tennessee published. We |
learn that il win be completed and ready /
for sale in about two months.
We are indebted to Messrs. Shubinski &
Co., of the New York Store, for half-dozen
palm-leaf fans to keep us cool this hot
weather. We needed them badly, and as
sure these gentlemen that the gift is duly
They propose to make pres
INT of one of these fans to their casto-
rers who buy goods from them
The Pulaski Citizen of the 22d inst. has the
of Rev. W. Mooney:
Rev. WeIlborn Mooney spent few hours
n Pulaski last Thursday, en- route to Tus-
,umbia to preach a funeral. His friends
lere were greatly surprised to see him in
ull beard, long and white. They had new |
n seen him except with clearly Shaven |
ace. He met many warm friends who
we're glad to see him once more, and many
egretted that his stay was so short they did
lot have the pleasure of meeting him. He
has been a favorite here for nearly twenty
'ears.
We clip the following from the Hopkins
lille New Era of last week. We learn that
Mrs. Redd is the mother-in-law of Mr.. Tom
Majors the polite and accommodating clerk
# the Grange Warehouse
Life is full of surprises, and it must be con-
essed that some of them are very pleasant
)f such a character was the one TO which
Iopkinsvil G was subjected last Tuesday
when il was announced that one of her most
prominent and highly respected citizens
vas about to have a new and full measure of
conferred upon him by the hand
# one of the loveliest of lovely women. Yes, !
came upon all of a sudden that our es- |
eemed friend, Mr.. James f. Jesup had left
or Cadiz, where he was to be united in mar |
iage on that day to Mrs. Mary Redd. And ,
low we have the pleasure of announcing
hat the ceremonies were solemnized in due
orm by the Rev. James Lewis.
The bride is a lady of rare beauty and love-
mess of character. She is greatly admired
" all who know her, and will make most
-aluable acquisition to HOpkinsville sOci-
ty. To Mr.. Jesup we extend our heartiest :
congratulations, and beg to wish for him
elf and bride the complete measure of hap
,iness which they so richly merit.