Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-11-03
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Nolen were
in the city on Thursday and gave
US pleasant call.
Mr.. Wallace Covington of this
Office left for the Louisville exposi-
ton Oh Thursday morning.
| MIR. Lee Pickering has gone to
house keeping in one of Mrs. Char
lie Stuarts houses.
Miss Daisy Moore, of Greenwood
avenue. left last Thursday night on
visit to friends in Louisville and
Cincinnati.
Judge G. w. Tyler left on We'd
nesday morning for Florida. We
learn that ne goes on prospecting
tour.
Mr.. B. III. Owen has recently re-
turned from the Eastern markets
where he has purchased an immense
stock of notions, etc., for the holl-
days.
Miss Kate Gillum, very worthy
and pleasant lady, has accepted a
position in the popular dry goods
house of r. w. Roach. She will be
pleased to see her many friends in
her new position.
Mr.. r. S. Broaddus, left the first
of the week to join the Lafayette
hunting club on weeks hunt in
the HIllman coalings. Mr.. Carter
Broaddus will remain in the store
during his absence.
DIR. L. B. Chiffon, a prominent
physician of Woodlawn, was in the
city Tuesday and favored US with
call. The doctor is pleasant and
jovial. His flow of good spirits is
contagious and weare always pleas
ed to see him.
Columbia Herald: Rev. ]. A.
Orman is transferred to the Clarks-
Vile district, and made presiding
elder there. He is made of great
executive capacity and untiring
energy, and will make an efficient
man in his new field.
Nashville American of Monday:
Rev. J. D. Barbee, the pastor OF
the McKendree Methodist church,
preached yesterday morning to a
congregation that completely filled
the house. 1t was an able discourse
and made a most favorable impress
sion on his hearers.
Dover Courier: Mr.. r. B. Tar
pley, of GAINESVILLE, with two pain
tiers, has been at work on the court
house the past week. He did his
work, well, and made good i'm
preston upon the people by his
gentlemanly department. We wish
him abundant success.
We had pleasant call from Mr..
A. J. Lyle Of Atlanta, Ga, on Mon
day last. He had been on visit to
his parents on the SOuthside. He
was accompanied by his accomplish
ed daughter Miss Cora, and they
left that night for the Louisville
Exposition.
Mr.. D. H. Hendrick has recently
returned from New York where he
bought largely of queensware &c. to
replenish his stock in this city. 1t
will fully repay any one to visit his
house even if they don't desire to
make purchases. He has some ele.
CANT china sets and the fine display |
of all kind of goods III his Hne, is
something worth looking at.
Dover Courier Mr.. j. @. Kendrick
of Kendrick, Pettus q Co., Proprie-
tors ofthe Central Warehouse, Clarks- |
vile was in the town a day or two |
the past week, In the interest of his
house. No cleverer or more relia-
BILE firm exists anywhere, and par
ties shipping tobacco to them may
rest satisfied that they will get all |
out of it that the market will afford |
To those of our people who have
not done so, we should say give
these gentlemen trial. 49,.
Mr.. Jerome Duncan of this city,
has been employed as travelling
salesman for the boot and shoe man.
ufactory of Mallory Bros, CIncin-
natl. He left Tuesday evening to
enter on his new duties. Mr.. Dun
can is a deservedly popular young
man of fine business qualities. He
has served as salesman in the dry
goods house of Messrs. Bloch Bros.
in this city for some time past and
made many friends here. The
CHRONICLE wishes him success in
his new field.
Cisco (Texas) Round Up: Mr..
John l.. Duff, the popular ex-
press agent, has been transferred to
Abilene. During his residence here
Mr.. Duff won the esteem of the en-
tire business community and made
many warm personal friends who
regret his leaving. We bespeak for
him a kind welcome in his new
home. Mrs. d. will be sadly miss
ed by her many friends. She has
always been foremost in all enter
prises having in view the good of
society. She, in common with Mr.. {
Duff, have the best wishes of this
community for their future happi- =
ness and good health. I
Tobacco Board of Trade.