Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-03-05
Personals

Tenn, was registered at the Frank
lin House this week.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.
Norman Mcclure had his foot bad
~ cut with an axe several days ago
Mr.. Joe Blanton, representing 9
large Cincinnati clothing house, was
in the city the past week.
Mr.w.E. Settle, prominent law
yer of Bowling Green, KY, was in
the city, on legal business, this
week.
Miss Lillian Beaumont returned
home last Saturday from most en-
joyable sojourn with friends in Col
umbia aud Nashville.
We are pleased to see that Mr.. r.
W. Thomas, of New Providence, is
up and about again. He has been
confined long time at home by a
severe spell of sickness.
Jno. B. Reynolds, the lightning
drug tourist, never passes by his old
home without Frightening our
streets with his genial physiOgnO-
my. He replenished the stock of
our druggists this week.
Mr.. w. S. Paris, the advance
agent of the "Real Uncle Toms
Cabin Company" was in town this
week. His company play at Elders
Opera-house Monday night, the
9TH proximo.
Mr.. H. n. Leech, a promising
young lawyer, of the GAINESVILLE
bar, was in the city last week.
H0pkinSUille South KeiltuckioR.
You forgot to mention what court
ne was practicing in over there.
Was it at Cupid's session:
Mr.. w. HI. Jones, of Robertson
county,. came down last Wednesday
to attend our tobacco sales. Mr..
Jones is a prominent planter, and a
good tobacco man, and proposes to
attend our market regularly.
Mr.. Frank Phillips is now out on
the road representing the CHRON-
ICLE Book Bindery and also solicit
ing for Judge Milliken's new digest.
He is in West Tennessee, and is
meeting with much success.
Piano treasures, a bound volume
of music, contains nineteen beauti-
full solos for the piano, by such
authors as Jungmann, LANCE,
Stauss, Dorm and Gounod. Price
Sl.OO. For sale at book and music
store.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. A.
V. Goodpasture, of the bar, is COM
ing out to our end of the metropolis
to reside. He is going to build a
fine residence on the vacant lot on
Franklin street just beyond Mr.. ID.
S. Hendricks place.
Mr.. f. l.. Belcher, well-known
lawyer, of Memphis, Tenn, was in
the city last Thursday on legal bust
ness. Mr.. Belcher refugeed here
from the fever in the summer of
1879, and is an honorary member of
the Chickasaws.
Mr.. T. A. Bunnell was in town
this week, and reports his brother,
Jas. c. BuuneIl, whom we reported
dangerously sick with typhoid
pneumonia last week, much inn
proved. 1t gives us pleasure to hear
this.
Since the departure of the Clarks-
vile bellies for home, society is lul-
ling into its normal state, and some
of the beauX here are said to be
sadder if not wiser men.-COr.
Nashville Herald.
We regret to note the departure
of Mr.. John Marable for Dallas,
Texas, where he expects to perma-
nently locate. Mr.. Marable was
one of the best and most popular
farmers of the Southside, and our
friends across the stream will miss
him.
Riley, old boy, aren't you
ashamed of yourself to say, right at
the head of your darling leaflets"
"This is Mardi Gras DAY." ooh,
Dickey Dickey! Dickey to think
that boy of your color and expert
ence would do such thing :"
Why didn't you say Fat Tuesday
day?
x-Representative Richard Led
better, of the estate of Stewart"
made us pleasant call this week.
He had been to the Capital to sell
some corn and see what the Legis-
lature propose to do with the state
debt. We won't say that the legis-
lative bee has begun t. buzz in
friend Ledbetter's hat.
Mr.. Charles ID. RinggoIi, an old
GAINESVILLE boy, came down from
Louisville last Sunday morning,
where he holds a prominent posi-
ton in a large dry goods house, and
spent several pleasant days in the
city. Charles is as popular as he is
handsome, and We must see him
here "numerously."
Mr.. ID. KincannOn, of the wide
awake and enterprising firm of
Kincannon, Wood Il Co., went East
last Monday to purchase new goods.
This firm propose to make special
feature, in the future, of fine French
china, in addition to their already
full line of hardware, queensware,
tinware, etc. 1t will pay any one
10 visit their establishment before
purchasing elsewhere.