Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-06-28
Personal Mention.

Elder v. 3. Mobley viii preach at Hazel-
| wood tomorrow, Sunday, the 2ath.
Hon. T. NJ. Reynolds and Col. w, II. Fes-
| sey were in the city on Tuesday last.
The Paris (Tenn.) Gazette has resumed
publication.
DIR. J. T. Darden, of Port Royal, was in the
city on Thursday on business.
Miss Anna Green, of Springfield, is visit
ing Miss Mary Caldwell, of this city.
Col. Lee sypert, a prominent lawyer OF
Hopkinsville, was in our city the first of the
week.
Col. VIM. Moore and family, of Nashville,
have been visiting relatives and friends in
our city this week.
DIR. Bernard, of Louisville, is in the city
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Geo. HillInan,
who has been quite i'll for some time.
Bethel Female College, at Hopkinsyille,
under the control of Prot. j, W. Rust, will
open its fall session August 25th
Mrs. B. F. Hardin returned on Monday
evening from Cincinnati, where she had
been visiting friends and relatives.
Rev. Hardie Brown, D. D., of Florence,
Ala, brother of Rev. r. X. Brown, will
preach at the Methodist Church tomorrow,
Sunday, morning at l015 o'clock.
j. E. Fitzgerald ana Miss Hessie Simpson,
of Eutala, Ala, brQther=in=laW and sister of
Mrs. ]. W. Keesee, are here on n visit. Miss
s. expects to remain till fall.
The City Guards returned on Tuesday eve
ming from Memphis, where they had gone
to attend the laying of the cornerstone of
the Custom-house.
Prof. Brooks, late superintendent Of the
public schools in this place has been in
treaty with the trustees in Union city and
Jackson for the SUPPLEMENTARY of the pub
lie schools in those cities. These negotiations
have terminated In his acceptance Of the
position offered him in Jackson, to which
place he viii remove this summer,
Prof Perkins, the newly elected superin-
tendent of public schools in this city, has
been in town for some days, consulting the
Board on the fitting up of the new school
building and seeking a residence for his fam
lily. He has been introduced since here to a
large number of our best citizens and has
made a universally favorable impression.
He will remove his family to GAINESVILLE
some time in August.
Capt 10. H. Fowler, of Paducah, is the on
~ living brother of nve distinguished boat
men. Whyte commanded the 6E, Howard"
in the Nashville and New Orleans trade !;
Wylie was captain OF the fArmadaH in the
Evansville and Cairo trade; Dick was the
master of the Inflated " Pat CIeburne !"
Gus built, owned and ran the eIdlewlid.r
Now 10. is managing the Infatuated "Jas
Fisk" in her bloody fight With the "Cham-
pion."
The Nashville Banner of the 25th has the
following item;
Judge C. w. Tyler, G.. II. Slaughter, SQUIRE
Griffin Orgain, I. p. Howard and A. H Mum
ford, commissioners appointed by the Coun-
ty Court of Montgomery county, arrived in
the city last evening, and departed for Chat
tanooga this morning, where they go to in
spect the handsome Court House recently
finished at that place. We hope our Chatta-
nopga officials viii treat them eIeyerly
They are good citizens of the hospitable
county of Montgomery, fine judges Of archi-
lecture, and have high appreciation OF the
beautiful in art and nature