Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-09-16
PERSONAL.


Mr.. r. S. Broaddus is in the Eas
buying goods.
Mr.. John Rice can be found be
hind the counter of r. S. Broad
dus.
Mrs. Clara and Mrs. John s. Neh
lett are at Arcadia Wells, KY, Thu
week.
Mr.. w. II. Frayser, of the Aliens
vile Gazette, gave us a call Oh
Wednesday.
Mr.. E. Click has returned from
his trip East where he has beer
purchasing goods.
The South Kentuckian says thai
Charlie Parrish has accepted pc
sition with Mr.. Isaac Hart, at Hop.
kinsville. XIV.
Our friend Jesse w. Bailey was
made glad few, days ago by the
arrival of bright-eyed little daugh-
ter, weighing about ten pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Hodgson are
now at the Eastern markets pur-
chasing an elegant stock of fall and
winter millinery.
Our young typo, Mr.. ]. L. Grant,
went to the Louisville Exposition
on Tuesday morning. He was
much pleased with his trip.
Rev. Sam'l. Baker, a distinguish
ed Baptist divine, of Russellville,
KY, gave US IA cali yesterday morn
ing. He is in attendance of the
Cumberland Association.
WE are glad to hear that Mr.. ].
j. Rawls' health, which has been
very precarious for some time, is
improving and hope soon to see him
out.
Robert Mainhardt returned from
the Eastern markets early in the
week and Messrs. Bloch Bros. are
now receiving their fall and winter
goods.
Remember that you can find Mr..
r. III. Pickering behind the coun-
ter of r. w. Roachs. He will be
glad to see you when wanting new
GOODS
q We were pleased to receive a
pleasant call from one Of our old
staunch friends, Col. George Stack
er, of Cumberland City, on last
Wednesday. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenfield are in
the Eastern cities purchasing their
fall and winter stock of millinery
goods. Look out for something
nice when they return.
Mr.. Albert Pearce, OF Nashville,
gave us a call on Monday last. He
was paying a brief visit to his broth
er ]. III. Pearce, our accommoda-
ting telegraph operator.
The ever accommodating Mr..
Jas. Wilkerson has returned to the
city, aud can be found behind the
counter of Coulter. Bro. q Stratton,
ready to walt on customers.
Rev. T. q. Keen, ID. D.. pastor of
the Baptist church at Hopkinsville,
and Prof. T. W, Rust, President of
Bethel Female College. are In the
city attending the Cumberland As
ISOLATION.
Mr.. 1. A. Mcdowell, of Harrods-
burg, KY, formerly student of
the S.W. p. University, during
which time he made many friends
here, was in the city during the
week. E
We welcome to our city Mr.. N.
Gallizier, a young gentleman direct
from Germany, who is now occupy
ing a position in the large dry goods
house of Messrs. Bloch Bros. Mr..
Gallizier is nephew of Mrs. Emile
Bloch.
Orderly Sergeant, Frank S. Beau
mont, of the G. c. Cps, was in
Hopkinsville last Monday; probably
seeing how the ground lies for the
coming great contest at the fair
next month. ..
Hon. James A. Mckenzie loft last
Tuesday for Eureka Springs, Ark,
where he will remain for several
weeks, for the benefit of his eyes,
which have been in a failing condi-
ton since his return from Wash
ington. South KPyltltckian.
Gen. J. d. c. Atkins, Col. John
F. House and w. G. Dibrell return
ed from Bon Air yesterday, where
they participated in the OrganiZa-
ton of the Bon Air Coal, Land d
Lumber Company, and Bon Air
COmpany.-Stalddy'S Amer
lean.
Mrs. Bette Howell Holloway,
now residing in Colorado, but SO
well and pleasantly remembered
by so many of our citizens and those
of New Providence. is now visiting
relatives in Hopkinsville. KY.
so says the South Kentuckian.
Mr.. Peter Sells, Jr., the hand
some and polite press agent of Sells
Bros's Great Six Consolidated Rail-
road Shows, called upon Us this
week and inserted little add of
his coming attraction, to which we
call your kind attention. He is
nice gentleman to do business with.
Elder BrOadhurst, of Tennessee,
has accepted the call to become pas
tor of Floyd street Christian church.
. Courier Journal.
Elder Broadhurst's many warm
friends here, among his old cOngre-
CATION, will be pleased to hear OF
his success in being called to one of
the most prominent churches in