Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-01-29


Miss Morris Of st. Isous, Mo-, is here on a
visit 70 her aunt, Mrs. DIR. Finn.
INV. H. Frayser, proprietor of the Guth-
rie Gazette was skipping around town last
Monday. He says the Gazette is booming
Rev. Ino. R. Goodpasture and wife ar
rived this morning. He takes charge OF tne
cumberland Presbyterian Church. We well
come him.
We are glad to state that Henry smith IS
irnngoying. Henry has had a hard speil %
pneumonia, having been eonnheo |" ne
bed nearly six weeks
Mrs. A. NJ. Hughes who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Z. NJ. Lockerf on M iei /
son street, left for her home in 7toper's
county, last Thursday morning
.Iudpes smith and Lurton, and poverty
,a,,,r,,, have returned to their native heath
looking none the worse from the galiah'
contest they waged for their chief.
Mr.. w. B. Johnston of the q. 5. postal
service, passed through the city TINS week
on his return to Washington, after pleas
ant visit To his family at Canton, KY
Mr.. Baseombe Bats OF Robertson county
and wife. were in the eitS this week. MI
Rats is a brother of Henry Clay Bats, the
faeile news fabricatOr OF the b. g. Democrat
Miss salIie Iunderman of Trenton, KY,
ana Miss Maggie Levy OF Guthrie, KY, en-
tered the academy as boarding pupils TINS
vaalv- We learn that several Othels are eN-
pected.
our young friend Louis Anderson mas az
cepted a situation with the large wheleSHie
hardware house of Messrs. Bransford * Oo''
Nashville, Tenn. Louis will succeed In any
calling.
our excellent police officer HolIeman says
The Tonaeeo Leafs story OF his chewing
white Burnley is too thin. That the Leaf had
,,ade him sick of AWhite Burley many
months ago.
Mr.. Thompson and William Foust OF
Briensberg. Ky, are visiting their father
and friends in the Meadow neighborhood'
They ale both thrifty farmers, and formerly
lived in this county.
Most men, whether weak or strong, have
an abiding faith in the biblical injunction
ASK and YOU shall receive" He did, ana
received kick. Next morning he was seen
to buy a bottle Of st. Jacobs OIL
Hon. James f. Bailey arrived at home
last "Wednesday night. Senator Bailey is
In ,ne health and spirits and doesn't look
much like a defeated candidate. He leaves
far Washington tomorrow night.
.'Come and meet me Rosa darling
s.When the dew drops brightly glisten, ana
tell me not 1.-The days of JOY are gone lor-
ever" but Keep your little heart for me-
are songs for sale by owen & Moore
Mr.. w. o. Brandon editor and proprietor
of the Sunday Times, Nashville, Tenn-' was
An the city this week mingling with ms
many friends. TheSunday Times is beeom-
ing immensely popularin Nashville
Mr. A. q. Dick, "Sandy," formerly of this
burg. but now of Kansas city, Mo-, was
uraspinR the paw of old friends around the
streets this week. He. is visiting his aged
mother, and has his family with him.
DR.. w. A. West, the grand sachem of In
dian Mound, was shaking hands around the
metropolis yesterday. The Doctor aud we
always fwhOop up" the noys, and name the
"Hoater' from Stewart and Montgomery.
Cant. Walter Kineannon is getting up
n large dance to come of at Elders Opera
House. Monday night. Walter graduated
with high honors atthe Puplic High School
last night, and, of course, Is I'm high humol
for dance.
Mr.. G. W. Allen of Pee Dee, KY, was IN
town this week. Mr.. Allen, who is engaged
in general merchandise at this place, nae
his storehouse burned last week, losing hi'
entire stock, valued at $500. Insurance
$1,000. He was here to buy goods
Mr.. AL. Waters, cashier of Longs bank
Russellyiue, Ky, was in the city Thursday
MIR. Waters can not only skin "uhcl'
SANS" steel engravings thro' his finger
with more grace and agility than any MAJ
IN XIV, but is also the best shot VINO eve
drew a bead ON an unoffending glass ball
Mr.. Haynes and Mr.. Abner, of Indian
Mound, spent several days in our city thi
week en- route for Nashville, where the gen
tlemen expect TO permanently locate. "
wish these worthy young gents all sucees
in their new field of business, but we kno'
they will be missed by the good citizens
the Mound.
Mr.. Geo. Brown of Lewisburg, KY, was i
our city last Wednesday, buying larg
stock of goods for the firm of Brown
Currence az that place. Mr.. Brown said n
came TO GAINESVILLE because he could bu
goods cheaper than he could in Louisville
cant. Crusman sold him large grocery bil
We see that the Messrs- cunningham
Bros. who have permanently located l
business in our city, have opened a larg
stock Of staple and fancy groceries the
evince great energy and business tack an
we predict, win soon build up a large trad
among the citizens of GAINESVILLE and Mon
zomerv county. Call in to see their ne
stock.
"Your little birdie has been very, Vel
sick she wrote TO a young lady-kill
friend OF ours around town. ut was son
sort of nervous trouble, and the doctor sa
must have perfect rest and quiet, and IN
must think of nothing. And all the tin
dear -, thought constantly of you
He brought it around to our sanctum al
showed it to us, and asked if we thought {
Young lady could mean il for ir'ny.
The Bowling Green Democrat says; sin
the resignation of DIR. d. +. Wright from
ftorial control of the GAINESVILLE, tIen
Chronicle, Mr.. Ed. Z. Campbell has aecel
ed the situation. Mr.. Campbell is you
LAWYER Of acknowledged ability, but will
very decided literary pei,ch0nt. He Is Il COZ
teous clever gentleman, a close student a
a graceful writer We congratulate him
his promotion and the paper on seeuri
his services, and welcome him to the ran
with open arms.