Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-09-22
PERSONAL.

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and is now.recelving his new goods
Mr.. 6. M. Whiteside has returned
from the furniture marts, and hi
new stock is now arriving.
| We had a call from J. NJ. France
of Stewart county, on Thursday
last.
| Will Joseph, an attache of this
Office, left Wednesday evening tC
visit relatives In Cincinnati.
Mr.. E. B. Ely has gone to Gin
cinnati to purchase his stock Of
goods.
Messrs. Sterling and viii Ussery
returned home last week, one from
Texas and the other from Louisiana.
Mr.. r. S. Broaddus has returned
from the East, and his new and ele
CANT stock of goods are arriving
daily.
r. w. Roach has returned from
the East, and is now receiving his
new goods. He will soon move in
to his new house.
Mr.. Eugene Millett, the polite
Express messenger, returned from
a visit to his parents at Henderson,
KY, on Tuesday night.
Mr. j. G. Joseph has returned
from his purchasing tour, and is
now receiving his immense stock of
fall and winter clothing.
Capt. Frank P. Gracey and Mr..
Julien Gracey have returned from
an extensive Summer tour North
and West.
Miss Eunice Wilson, one of New
Providence'5 most charming and
popular bellies, has been visiting
friends in GAINESVILLE this week.
Mr., Neal Alley, from Port Royal,
has accepted situation in the
boot and shoe house of M. A. STRAIT
ton.
Mr.. John Rick, one of the best
shoe and boot makers in the State,
has been in Cincinnati the past
week, purchasing his stock of goods.
Mr.. Theo. Hartman, superintend-
ant of the Little Rock and Fort
Smith railroad, gave us call this
week. He has been visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Mr.. John T. Pendleton and wife
of Nashville, paid Mr.. Ed. Turnkey
and family visit the first of the
week. Mrs. Pendleton will remain
some time in the city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, accompa-
MED by Misses Lizzie Ussery, Fan
ME Edmondson, and Will Ussery
and young Mr.. Lowe and Dough-
erty, left for Louisville last Monday
morning.
Mr.. w. E. Corlew was in to see US
this week. He was looking as
happy and smiling as fortunate
bridegroom should look. We were
happy to congratulate him on his
recent marriage.
The many friends of Miss Mary
Macrae were glad to welcome her
home few days ago from a pro-
tracted visit to Dawson Springs.
We are glad to state that her health
is very much improved.
Miss Nora Cowan of Richmond,
Va, is visiting Mrs. Forbes. She
is a niece of the late Col. VIM, a.
Forbes of the 14th Tennessee Regi-
ment, who was killed at the second
battle at Manassa.
We had the pleasure of a call
on Monday last from Mr.. Robert
Gibbons, of GAINESVILLE, Texas, who
was on visit to his daughter, Mrs.
B. A. Spicer. He left on Tuesday
for Louisville and Cincinnati and
from there home via, st. LOUIS.
DR.. J. M. Bowling and wife, of
Nashville, Mrs. Henry g. Bowling,
of Hopkinsville, Mr.. G. F. Sugg, of
Chicago, have been in GAINESVILLE
this week visiting their aged rela-
tive, Mr.. George Snadon, in his last
illness.
Springfield Record: The Rev.
Mr.. Burney OF Montgomery county
once pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church at this place
a venerable minister of the gospel,
filled the pulpit of the above church
last Sunday morning and evening.
DIR. N. l.. Carney and Messrs. w.
o. Brandon and Lige Cunningham,
returned Tues day from Baltimore
and Washington City. In the for
mer city they attended the Oriole
celebration and report the process
sion as having been something gor-
geous and magnificent.
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