Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-02-19

Erin bar. was in the city this week
Mrs. F.obt. Hatton has been re-
elected State Librarian by the leg
islature.
Mr.. Ed. C. Campbell of this pa
per, left for Nashville Thursday
morning to hear Bernhardt.
Mr.. Henry Feldman, represent
ing Frank Fischer, merchant tailor
of Evansville, was in the city on
Thursday.
1t is with much pleasure that we
notice Sheriff Jas. f. Mosely again
out on our streets. His friends are
greatly rejoiced at his speedy re-
covery.
Lieu. w. Z. Smith of Hopkins
Vile, heard of the G. c. G's big ba-
zaar, and he was bound to be thar,
so he came home and spent several
days and took her in.'
Mr.. 10. Jones returned from Tex
as Wednesday evening. Some say
on business, others to marry. We
Will not express an opinion, hut
hope the latter.
Judge r. c. Bowling passed
through the city Wednesday, en-
route to Arkansas where he has
fine farm. He took with him stock,
provisions and hands.
Mr.. Douglas Jordan, of Tacoma,
Ark, with his handsome bride, nee
Miss Mamie Peacher of this coun-
ty, left on Wednesday for their Ar
kansas home.
Our townsman Mr.. b. H. Owen,
was elected supreme representative
for four years, beginning January
/, 1882, by the Knights of Pythias,
at Nashville last week.
+. S. W. Bobo, of Lynchburg,
Tenn, the legal representative of
the commercial league department
of the Hartford Life Insurance COM
pany, is in the city looking after in
terests of his company.
Miss Ellen Kennedy, after the
pleasantest of trips east with her
friends, the Misses Veech of Louis
Vile, returned home last Saturday.
Her myriad friends welcome her
hack safely at hOrna
Mi. Geo. c. Martin of the bar,
moved into the city few days ago,
and will become one of our citizens.
Mr.. Martin is one of our most
promising young lawyers, and is,
by his industry and pluck, destined
to succeed at his profession.
Mr.. V. 5. Shelby of Santa Fe,
New Mexico, is ordering his boots
from Mr.. John Rick, our well
known and famous boot and shoe
maker. Mr.. Rick has a fine Gus
tom, and his friends will not desert
him wherever they may be on this
terrestrial globe.
Evening Pastime, book of du-
etts for violin and piano, by such
authors as Sullivan, Strauss, Plan
quette, Schuman MendalssOhn and
others, should be in every parlor
where there is violin and piano.
1t is for sale at the book and music
store.
Our young friend ID. ID. AtchisOn,
JT., who was well known here
few years ago as a student at the
S. w. p. University, and gradu-
ate of that institution, now holds
high and responsible position as
civil engineer on the G.. c. q Santi
Fe railway in Texas. We are glad
to hear of his prosperity.
A young lady of our city remark
ed to us the other day, that she
wished good Queen Victoria, in
stead of sending so many of her
soldiers to kill off the Beers in South
Africa, would detatch a small force
to this city. We picked Ourself up,
and staggered out into the cold bra |
cling air.
Miss Maggie Cheeny, charming
young lady of the blue grass state,
who has for several weeks been the
guest of Mr.. s. b. Seat and family,
left last Tuesday morning for her
home, Lexington, Ky. Miss Mag
gle made many friends during her
visit who will regret her departure
and will remember her with pleas
ure.
He was looking out of the win
dow and his eye rested upon one of
the grandest scenes of our bOasted
civilization and power, locomo-
tive snorting and putting up heavy
grade, drawing forty-five heavily
loaded cars III its train. at is the
grandest invention Of the age, " ex-
claimed he. "What, bandoIine ."
she asked as she stood at the mir
row and settled a crimp on her fair
temple. The young man wilted.
"They were talking of literature
when she remarked: How / adj
mire Hogg. His tender Pms fairly
bristle with good points, Il am
partial to Bacon said he, and l
consider Hogg boar Did you
ever study the metrical rhytham of
HOgg's feet p she asked. YES, but
l do not find 80 much wisdom in
terlarded as i'm Bacon's prose-"
And then they sat down in one
chair, and he held her Akenside."
Our popular young friend Harvey
must not take offence-she was not
talking of him.
MANI Il NEUNER, florists Of Lou
isvilIe, KY, generously donated to
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