Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-05-07

The Hon. III. III. Buquo, of Err
attended Circuit court here las
week.
DIR. J. c. Steger of Stewart Coun
ty, passed through the city thi
week en- route to Nashville.
MI. E. w. Hester, formerly @
Lafayette, KY, now with Franz
Fischer, Evansville, is in the city.
Mr.. Sam Williams of Robertson
county was in the city "Wednesday
viewing the tobacco market.
Mr.. w. B. Dunlop and wife wen.
to Nashville this week on a visit tc
friends, and to take in the exposi
ton.
Mr.. T.. G. Hopper, of Philadel
phia, was in the city several days
this week on business connected
with the gas company.
Miss Ellen Kennedy left last
Thursday for Nashville, where she
will spend several weeks with Miss
Stafford and other friends.
Mr. Gus. Laughren and Miss Bir-
tie Hollingsworth of the Collins
vile neighborhOod, were married
on Thursday night last.
Mr.. E. S. Bringhurst, with the
popular wholesale agricultural house
of John ]. McGavock & Co., Nash
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Jas. J. Bumpas, formerly of
HOpkinsville, now representing
John Shillito the extensive dry
goods merchant of Cincinnati, was
in the city this week.
Mr.. S. J. Lowery, of Christian Co,
DR.. S. NJ. LOwery, of ElktOn, and
Col. T. G. Young, of Allensville,
were in the city this week, attend
ing the tobacco sales.
Mr. NJ. S. Clark, a prominent
grocery merchant of RussellvilIe,
KY, accompanied by his charming
daughter Miss Lena, was registered
at the franklin house, yesterday.
Mrs. J.. d. Barbee has returned
from Nashville after a pleasant stay
of a week or two. We are glad
to learn that her health is much
improved.
DIR. J. Med. Massie left the first of
the week for Richmond Va, called
hither by the severe sickness of his
sister-in-law. He will return in
about a week.
DR.. 1. B. Walton, of Cheatham
county, was in town on Wednesday.
The Doctor has many personal
friends in the city who are always
glad to see him.
Rev. John T. Neblett and wife,
of Haywood county, West Tennes-
see, arrived in our city Thursday
evening, on a visit to relatives and
friends in this city and vicinity.
wish them a pleasant visit.
Mr.. Geo. S. Dick left last Satur-
day morning for the mining regions
of Colorado, Arazona and New
Mexico. George is bound to strike
a "bOnanza," and we believe he
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Mr.. James Smith, a prominent
tobacco man of Louisville KY, was
around town this week. He is Il
son of Mr.. John. K. Smith, of the
tobacco board, and has many arm
friends among the trade here.
DIR. T. w. Williams, of Cheap
Hill, Cheatham comfy, was greet
ing his many friends here last Sat
and he did not forget to re-
new his allegiance to the Chroni-
lie.
DR.. J. A. GhOlson, of the South
side, gave us a call this week and
renewed his acquaintance with the
Chronicle. He is the superinten-
lent of the flourishing Sunday
School at Martha's Chapel.
DR.. Bringham, an old and highly
citizen of Houston county
was in our city on last Wednesday.
He had not been in GAINESVILLE be-
ore for nineteen years and only rec
,gnized two or three of our oldest
citizens.
Mr. r. DeGraffenried, a talented
md rising young member of the
Chattanooga Bar, was in the city
his week visiting the family of the
Hon. VIM. NJ. Daniel, and his
brother B. NJ. DeGraffenried.
1t is with pleasure we note that
Mr.. Sing Hamburger, of New Prov
dence, has so far recovered from
his late severe spell of sickness as to
De up and riding about. We hope
ioon to see him as hale and hearty
Is of old.
We were pleased to G Capt. r.
Y. johnson again in the city yes
.erday, looking as jolly and fat as
.ho' he had never known a mo-
sickness. The captain had a
spell oft, being confined to
his house for nearly six months,
out his many friends in this city
will be glad to know that Orchard
S himself again."
That 80 year old piano of Owen
& MOores' is rented out, but they
have one for rent that is 40 years
and two months younger. Also
one % years younger for rent. They
have i'm stock several elegant new
and organs which they will
sell you as cheap as you can buy
them in New York.
THE fashion has grown up among
great many of our young men of
ordering their suits and having
them made by tailors in other cities
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