Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-31

paper, GAINESVILLE is on big BOOM
We wish its people continued pros
perity, for they deserve it.-MiIa,a
Exchange.
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle comes
to us this week as an illustrated pa
per. 1t is filled to overlooking with
engravings of the public and pri-
vate buildings of that handsome
city. The Chronicle is credit to
GAINESVILLE, and its enterprise should
be recognized and rewarded by the
citizens of its home place, for the
prosperity of which Messrs. Neblett
d Titus have labored SO faithfully
and efficiently.-DyerS6urg Gazette.
Our GAINESVILLE neighbor, the
Chronicle, issued an immense trade
issue last week, containing a histor-
ical and business sketch of Clarks-
vile with twenty-five illustrations
of her business houses, public bull
dings and manufactures. 1t was
double the regular size of the paper,
and was not only creditable to the
publishers, but the city in which it
was issued. Not one city in dozen
would show such a spirit of enter
prise as to extend substantial en-
enlargement to such a publication.
-HOpEiIlSUiIle South Ke,at,tckiaa.
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle of last
week is out in a mammoth double
number of eight pages with nine
columns to the page, in which is
given a review of the business in
terests of that thriving city. 1t also
gives fine illustrations of the most
prominent buildings of the place.
The Chronicle is one of the best ex-
changes that comes to our table,
and this last demonstration is but
characteristics of the enterprising
spirit OF the paper.-McM iR,aUiile
Southern Standard.
We have received a few sample
copies of the GAINESVILLE (Tenn. J
Chronicles Trade Issue, which is a
handsome eight page paper, filled
with cuts of the various public
buildings and business houses of the
city each accompanied by a short
description. The paper reflects
much credit on its publishers and
will be of great advantage to the
city. We shall be glad TO show the
papers to any one calling at our
office and it is our intention to make
up our Trade Issue on the same
pian.-Pe,aSdcoIG Fd., Commercial.
Talk about enterprise, but the
GAINESVILLE Chronicle of last week
heads anything in the shape OF
newspaper enterprise we have seen
since we have been on the journal
istic sea. 1t was a column quarto
and four pages were literally full
of business descriptions, with many
good illustrations of her prominent
buildings. This certainly shows en-
terprise on the part of the publish
ers of the Chronicle, AS we'll as show
ingt he thrift and push of other bust
ness men of Clarksville.-U Union
City Anchor.
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle exhib-
tied an almost unparalleled degree
of enterprise by popping out last
week to more than twice its usual
size, giving a business history of
GAINESVILLE. The sheet, as printed,
was nearly large enough for par
Tor carpet, and was gotten up in
the latest and most improved style,
and of course it could but elicit the
admiration of its thousands of read
ers. We are personally acquainted
with the editor, and know him to
have the true ring OF an energetic
business DdlOSO31, Ry., Rip
l)ti'agS. p.
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle, one of
itself proud" last week, by issu-
ing a regular "blanket sheet,n in
which was a well illustrated and
graphically written description of
that town. Every thing in the
makeup" of that issue, was first
class, and would be a credit to any
newspaper Office in the land. Broth
ers Neblett & Titus have just reas-
ons for feeling proud of their
achievement, and the citizens of
GAINESVILLE will no. doubt appreci-
ate this effort to "boOm" the bust
ness interests of their town.-Dick-
son County Press.
The illustrated edition of the
CIarksvile Chronicle, issued last
week in the interest of GAINESVILLE
and Montgomery county, is cred
liable enterprise to the publishers,
the city of GAINESVILLE and the State.
The best buildings and blocks in
GAINESVILLE were shown up to life,
and several of the most beautiful
landscapes in that beautiful coun-
try of hill, dale and forest were
presented to the eye.
The reading matter is interesting
and valuable, and the mechanical
work unsurpassed. A newspaper |
and city of such enterprise deserv-
es the most fruitful smiles of fortue. |
Tribune and San.
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle.
This most excellent newspaper,
now nearly to the close of its 51st
volume, under date of May II,
came to us superbly illustrated by
the finest cuts of GAINESVILLE public
and filed with sketches
of its leading business houses.
columns makes up I
newspaper, and we con-
graduate Messrs. Neblett and Titus,
the enterprising publishers, and r.
III. Yancey, the able editor, on
their enterprise and ability. The
is one of the best weekly
papers i'm Tennessee or the South
Jackson, Tenn, Wing. |
1t seems to be definitely under
,tood that Colonel Sam Ivans, of
he Athens Post will run for Con-