Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-03-19

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Nashville the past week.
Mr.. John B. Reynolds, the dru
drummer, is in the city.
: Elegant new parlor organ at ou
en- & Moore'@ for 500.
Capt. A. F. Smith, of New York
is in the city.
Mr.. j. w. Rice, a member of tn
Dover bar was in the city the frs
of the week.
Mr.. E. B. Whitfield, Of Danville
Tenn, spent several days in towI
the first of the week.
Mr.. w. H. Morrow, the genia
insurance agent, returned home t.
Nashville this week.
Mr.. E. Click has gone on to buy
his spring stock. Some of his good:
have already arrived.
The best-looking organ for $50 we
have ever seen is for sale at Owen
d Moore's.
Don't forget Mcintyre & Heath's
Ministries this afternoon and night.
They are "high kickers."
Mr.. B. NJ. De Graffenreid has re-
turned home from Franklin. He
spent several weeks at his old home.
Esquire j. w. Jones, of district
No. 3, passed through town We'd
nesday night for Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. S. D. Power, of the Cheatham
County Plaindealer, was in the city
this week. The PlaindeaIer is run
by a Power press, and is thriving.
DIR. P. d. Winship has returned
from his visit to Louisville, and can
now be found at his Office.
Mr.. George B. Faxon, of Mem
phis, Tenn, was in the city Thurs
day.
Mr.. Len. H. Smith, of Sailors
Rest, was circulating about town on
Thursday.
Mr.. Jones d. Neblett has been
appointed as one of the jurors of the
federal court which meets in Nash
Vile in April.
Riley has returned from his trip
to Southern Kentucky, where he
has been hunting for a crop of White
Burley, or a rafting scheme.
Messrs. James Walsh and B. w.
White embarked on the steamer,
Bolivar H. Cook, for Nashville last
Monday night.
Owen d Moore "against the field"
Beat them all in prices, and there
fore sold a Chickering piano last
week.
Hon. A. E. Garner, of Springfield,
in the city last Tuesday He
reports all quiet in the "banner
hanging county"
A most charming and fascinating
lady, Miss Maggie Wilker-
son, has been visiting the family
of Mr.. S. A. Caldwell, on Greenwood
avenue, this week.
Father Gavin, of Chattanooga,
held the services at the Cath
bic church on last Thursday-Saint
Patric's day-in the absence of
Gleason.
Messrs. D. Kincannon, Henry
Wilson and J. G. Joseph have re-
.urned from the east, having made
heir spring purchases. Their new
goods are arriving daily.
If any of the Tobacco Leaf corps
should 90 to the show tonight, it
will not be because they enjoy such
but just to see if there is
my rafting going on.
Mr.. Geo. Carlisle is the happy
ather Olive almost wrote it, of a
bouncing baby boy, but it's a girl,
md he says he's glad the alliterat-
ng reporter is foiled this time.
One of the c~leverest commercial
travellers who occasionally visits
Jadiz is Mr.. Harvey HOgg, repre-
enting the popular wholesale gro
house of McCOmb, Hurst& Co.,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.-Cudiz Democrat.
Esquire S. A. Wilson, of Palmyra,
made us a pleasant visit this week,
md handed us a twO-dollar "steel
'ngraving' for the ''best paper in
he country" We are very fond of
UGH donations, and hope all of our
will do likewise.
The Tobacco Leaf apologies for
he lack of local matter in its last
ssue by the absence of its two Junior
and the sickness of the
boom starter" We were afraid
hat speech on clarifying in Mid
Idle Tennessee" would prove a
boomerang.
Our handsome young friend, Mr..
WaFdlaw, who had to leave
he S.-W. p. University some
months ago on account of sickness,
We are glad to say is now looking
we'll and strong. He came in from
he country Tuesday. Country life
GEMS to agree with him. -
We learn with regret that Rev.
3. NJ. Taylor has severed his con-
lectiOn with the Cumberland Pres
,yterian churchat Russellville. The
Enterprise pays him high
compliments for the zeal and de-
,Oted energy which he has displayed
building up the church at that
Mr.. Goodpasture, of GAINESVILLE,
S progressing with his history of
Montgomery county, Tenn. One of
he most interesting chapters in it
: "Reminiscences and personal
'ecollections of the earliest settlers
the county," by Tolbert Riley.
Citizens are anXiOusly awaiting the
publication of the book, that they
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