Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-03-12

Viiie THIS week on professional bus
ness.
Mr.. J. G. Joseph has been in tn
east for some weeks replenishiDg hi
large stock of clothing.
Second hand organ for rent a
} book and music store.
We had pleasant call this weel
from Mr.. G. Allison Holland. edi
tor of 'The ConstitutionaIist,'' En-,
inence, KY.
Mr.. w. w. Kirby, formerly Of
| this city, now residing in New
York, is spending some weeks in
town.
Mr.. NeiIl Larkin returned to the
city the first of the week from Boli-
var, Tenn, where he has been en-
gagged in the dry-goods establish
ment of Mr.. A. r. Hall.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, accompanied
by her popular daughters, returned
to the metropolis the past week.
Their return is always welcomed by
! Clarksvillians.
A young lady requests us to en-
quire what was the "What is ito
that was seen out on the Madison
street extension last Sunday. Please
report.
Representative r. N. Rhodes re-
turned home, last Monday, from his
visit to Washington. He and SEN
ator Daniel returned to their labors
at the capital Tuesday last.
Mr.. g. T. Baggett, prominent
distiller of Robertson county, was
in the city last Thursday, talking
business with the wholesale mer-
chants.
Mr.. Logan Webb, a thriving
young merchant of Trenton, KY.
was in town yesterday buying goods. |
We like to see our Kentucky friends
here on such missions.
Rev. Mr.. Martin, a Cumber- !
land Presbyterian Minister from |
Gainesville, has been spending sew
eral days in our town. He preach |
ed two sermons while here. He is
a genial, companionable gentleman,
Record.
Mr.. Tolbert NJ. Riley, of the Leaf,
left for Kentucky and "other sea-
ports" on lasr Thursday. He goes
to see if he cannot dispose of few
white Burley" Leafs. Treat him
kindly, Todd cOuntians.
Mr.. M. w. LaRue, representing
the Louisville Commercial, called
upon us this week. The CONNER
cial is a republican paper, but one
Of the best papers published in Ken
lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hodgson go
east this morning On purchasing
tour. Mr.. Hodgson will look after
he interests of his marble-yard,
while Mrs. HOdgson will replenish
her elegant stock of millinery.
Mr.. Robert w. Peach, travelling
correspondence of the st. Louis Trade
World, was in the city this week
jobbing merchants. The
Trade World has just been started
It st. Louis.
Mr.. A. A. Johnson, the popular
grocery broker, has now accepted
situation with the wholesale gro
cry house of Messrs. DorIty Wood :
Co. as travelling salesman. He
vent the first of this week on a trip
o West Tennessee.
Mr.. V. l.. Williams has gone east
o purchase IA new stock of goods.
We are pleased to state that he is
lot going to remove to Nashville as
t first contemplated. He will be
Ound at the same old stand, with a
1ll line of boots, shoes, hats, etc. I
Mr.. Henry Wilson, of the enter 1
rising shoe and hat house of Bowl c
ng & Wilson, has been in the east a
ONE weeks buying a spring and /
ummer stock. Their goods are now q
ally arriving. Step in and see 1
heir new and hobby styles of hats G
nd gents furnishing goods. 7
Mr.. f. 7. Porter, who, for months C
asst. has had charge of the express s
flee at Humboldt, returned to this t
ity a few days ago. We regret e
D learn that the recent change in C
he express companies threw Mr.. 4
Porter out of his place. He is an {
ficient officer, and the new COM
any promise him the first vacancy.
Mr.. J. J. Myers, who has lived in :.
ur city for some years past. and is +
nown as a first-class cabinet-mak- .
r and wood-wOrker, will, we regret +
0 state, go TO Little Rock, Ark, y
ext week to locate. Mr.. Myers :,
as many friends here, who will be !.
Orry to learn that his business in I
erests prompt this change.
Mr.. VIM. Rosenfield and wife go 5
asst tomorrow evening to purchase
ew goods for their millinery estab-
No house of the kind in
he south keeps nicer, nobbier or {
lOre tasty adornments for the ''fe- Il
aaie form divine" than Mrs. Rosen- c
eld'~. Let the ladies watch for the a
oming of her new goods and give n
er a call.
Drummers are as. thick on our
treets as leaves in Vallambrosa. +
We noticed Messrs. Z. B. Williams, y
leo. w. Rossington and Burr Cole >
nan, all of whom belong to the
lever fraternity of itInerant sales
nen, in town this week, selling Y
the best and cheapest goods, in
ny line, in the country, sir-in the e
ountry, sir?" 0
Capt. Frank Phillips is i'm the G
ity- after a very successful trip info i,