Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-08-06

Mr.. q. NJ. Whiteside and wife have return
ed from Chattanooga
Mr.. John Macrae is visiting friends in
Hopkinsville Ky. this week.
Mr.. Jesse w. Bailey is spending a few
weeks at his farm in Summer county.
Judge Tyler is holding court for Judge
James QuarIes, at Murfreesboro.
Mr. r. H. Pickering is rusticating at his
brothers, in the country for a few days.
President ]. A. Garfield telegaphs us that
he is slowly improving Glad to hear it,
Jim.
We are glad to learn that Judge w. p.
Keesee has greatly Improved since our last
issue.
Mr.. III. w. Puryear, prominent tobac-
eonist of Padueah, was in the city this week
on business connected with the trade.
Our old time friend Kay Coleman was in
the city last Tuesday, shaking hands with
the ''oldest inhabitants
Don't go to Owen & Moore's this week for
Orguinettes. They have sold entirely out
and ordered new lot to be in next week.
Mr.. Charles G. Plummer an old Nashville
Banner reporter, is in the city on a visit to
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Mr.. B. NJ. DeGrafenried is back again af-
ter short visit to his old home at Franklin
Tenn.
Miss Rosa Lou Moore, of Nashville, is visi-
ting Miss Mary Caldwell, on Greenwood Az
enue.
Miss Jennie c. Chamberlain, of Mobile,
Ala, and Miss Annie Johnston, OIL this
county, are visiting Miss Mamie Campbell.
Miss Kittie Cheatham, a vivacious and in
teresting young lady, of Nashville, is ON
visit to the family of Mr.. Geo. Bowling, on
Madison Avenue
Mr.. Ed Russell, a.popular gentleman of
Paris Tenn, was in the city yesterday. He
was formerly a resident of this city and has
a host of friends here.
g. Orgain and 1. p. Howard, Courthouse
Commissioners, left for Nashville yesterday |
morning to look after the furniture for the |
new Courthouse.
Mr.. L. Gauchat has returned from Hurri-
cane Springs, greatly improved in health, /
and can now be found at his jewelry store
prepared to attend to business.
Mr.. w. o. Brandon, the clever ex-attache,
of the Leaf, was in the city the first of the
week, representing Bradley Gilbert & NAL
lory, paper dealers, Louisville Kentucky.
Lee Pickering, accompanied by several
yound ladies, left Wednesday morning for
steamboat excursion up the Tennessee river
to Florence, Ala. A happy time to Lee and
his gay crowd.
Mr.. Robt. Mainhardt has returned from his
pleasure tour to the cities and lakes of the
Northwest. Robt. says Milwaukee is the
Loft
surpassed by Duluth, the zenith city of the
lnsalted seas"
Col. A. G. GOodIet is home again from his
western trip, which he enjoyed very much.
Not enough though to make him desert his
friends here. He has decided to remain
N GAINESVILLE and continue the practice of
he law.
Mr.. Walter Wilcox, of New Orleans La, is
n the city visiting friends and relatives.
His many friends here will be pleased to
know that he is at the head of the New Or
cans branch house of r. G. Dunn & Co., the
celebrated Mercantile Agency, and prosper
ng.
MCapt. Frank Phillips isn't an astronomer,
'ut he discovered a new Son the other day,
which he says far surpasses, in brightness
md attractiveness, any ever discovered by
he learned explorers of the skies. Its a
mere infant, as yet, but, we predict will
clipSe many an older one before many
ears.
Rev. ]. B. West, of Nashville, came down
asst Monday on a short visit to his son. He
ttanded the ''Sflver Wedding of Rev. w.
Iooney on Tuesday evening, and returned |
lone Wednesday morning. DIR. West has a ,
lost of friends in GAINESVILLE who always
i've him warm reception. We regret that
e did not stay longer. !
We clip the following items from the ]
Banner of the Sd. inst: .
Rev. Samuel Wright and daughter, Miss ,
Annie, of Waco, Texas, are visiting the fam
" of DR.. Wright, pastor of Tulip street y
'hurch, East Nashville.
Rev. DIR. John b. OIcFerrin left yesterday
Dr. London, to attend the Ecumenical Con-
erence of Methodism. He was accompa- :
led by his daughter, Miss Louie, and by !
IiSs Mollie Edwards, and by Mrs. n. c. Col (
er and daughter, Miss Lula, of Murfrees- \
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