Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-06-18

Rev. Father O'Brien, Of Jackson,
was in the city Sunday.

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sampling our tobacco Market
Mr.. George L. Cooke returned
from a flying trip to Paaucah last
9 Saturday.
Capt. Ben Egan will be the fun
\ ny man of the Winfield Beacon. -
. M. Pleasant LolCd) Herald.
Miss Lula Grasty, of Lyon county
KY, came up on the steamer b. S.
Rhea and spent a couple of days
with her friends here this week.
Mr.. w. II. Rudolph, who has
been in bad health for some eime is
inproving rapidly, and we hope to
see him on the street soon.
i Rev. John r. Neblett and wife
left for their home in Haywood
county, on Wednesday morning
hast.
Mrs. J. B. West, one of the best
women in the world, left for Nash
vile on Tuesday morning. She
had been visiting her son for sever
al weeks.
Prof. j. w. Caldwell, of the Uni
versity has gone to Charleston S. c.,
to visit his mother. Mrs. Caldwell
has gone to New Orleans TO spend
some time with her parents.
Mr.. Caleb Lowell, formerly of this
city, but now of Little Rock Ark,
is here on a visit to his relatives.
Caleb is wonderfully pleased with
Arkansato.
Miss Ella Tordt, one of the teach
ers at Broadhurst Institute, has
gone TO Cleavland, Ohio, to spend
the vacation. She will return at
the opening of the school.
Miss Ella Lowe, who has been
teaching school ut Erin, arrived in
our city on Tuesday evening. She
will spend her vacation on the
southside.
We had the pleasure of a call yes
terday morning from Mr.. G.. r.
Martin, of Princeton, Ky. He is
visiting his fathers family and
friends for few days.
Master Willie Gilbert, son of Mr.. !
r. E. Gilbert, has gone to Nashville
to study telegraphy. Willie is a
bright intelligent boy, and will |
doubtless make Il first class opera
tor.
Two sons of Mr.. Frank Wiese, of /
Nashville, are here on visit to Mr..
Thos. Wcnzler, and will also spend /
part of their time with Mr.. Matters,
on the old Poston farm across the
river.
Mrs. a. c. Thomas, wife of the
late r. w. Thomas, left for Nash
willie by rail on Tuesday morning.
She has been visiting her children
in this vicinity for several weeks
asst.
Prof. y. G. MIoseley, who has
been principal of the Howell build
ing Public school for the last two
years, left here for Texas on Wednes-
day, and will make that state his
future home.
Judge Charles G. Smith and wife
of GAINESVILLE, visited Brownsville
this week, and spent the time very
pleasantly among relatives and
friends. Judge Smith is one of the
prominent men of the state, and his
wife is an elegant, accomplished la
dy.-DeHlOc'Qt
Mr.. G. NJ. Whitesides and lady
left for Chattanooga on Monday
morning last. Mr.. Whitesides had
been in the ccal business here since
last January. He is Il sprightly and
energetic business man, and we
hope he will find it to his interest to
make GAINESVILLE his future home.
Don't forget that thousands of
homes have been and will be made
happy by the possession OF AN Or
guinette; that wonder of musical
instruments upon which any one
can play anykind of music without
any instruction or practice. For
sale by Owen d Moore.
Mr.. Charley Marshall, former
railroad agent here, but now of
New Orleans, is on a visit to his
host of friends here. Hesays Clarks-
vile is the best place in the world
and his only regret is in leaving it.
Keep a sharp lookout Charley, for
Yellow Jack, and when you have
to skip you know where to come
for safety.
Dick Richardson, one of our
GAINESVILLE boys, who has been on a
visit to his numerous relatives and
friends for several weeks, left for
his home in Texas on "Wednesday
morning. Everybody was glad to
see Dick and he was glad to see
everybody. We learn with pleas
ure that he has built up fine repu-
tation as a business man in Texas,
and his future prospects IN the Lone
Star state are bright and cheering.
The Lexington correspondent of
the Courier-Journal says: Lieut.. {
John II. Allen, of the Lexington I
Guards, has been officially notified
of his election as Major of the Third :
battalion, kentucky State Guards.
Mr.. Allen is one of the finest drill {
masters in Kentucky and a most {
excellent gentleman.
His many friends in this city will
be delighted to hear of Major AL 9
lens promotion. 4
THE eclipse of the moon last Sat !
urday night, or Sunday morning
came off. as Der program, MANY of Q