Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-05-17
WHOLE NO. 2,523.
M. Il. Strotton.

M. II. StF0ttOR. .sre
notice much pleasure the shoe fIoa NJ M a s m
proprietor gentleman as citizen and business mar
He came here from Virginia quite boy en
the house Of F. CoueBro position which by his good DE-
pertinent and efficiency held until Coulter sold out when from
his carefully saved enabled the sre
dry goods partners purchased tho splendid shoe bo
on the of First and Franklin streets he now occupies We
mention this fact circumstance showing what energetic trusty
may accomplish in fourteen who keeps right
abusing the confidence repoed him. ston now has, splendid
k OF goods carefully selected from The leading
East While he keeps general
the purchase his stock made buying goods
d wear and gentmns fine shoes His stock quite styles
well choice quality Mr. keeps assortment of hats
and genemens dress goods shirts cuffs collars necke he
In the sale room by Me A Green Ed Beach and Fuqua
wn De found always posted and accommodating
E. Click, ~ '-'-t''
prosperous eneprng city keeps large stock
and general of dry goods large clothing gentle
mems pleasing every demand
Mr. Click pleasant gentleman with
have regret corps polite clerks whose ef
forts please the public make all permanent
customers.
The Banking Interest of CgarksUiEle X
carke banking houses two Building
associations any city might proud These banks have large
capital of their and have 100000 deposits while
Building Loan association started with capital stock Of $240O lending
out $ per month mortgages and bank is being started with
capital Of sl5OOooor 100000
THE NORTHERN n4sxoS rrssEsExr lOndgS
under state charter perhaps place
prise through prudent
tered in 1853 Hon. Kennedy
have continued s Mr. Ed Mord present
Cashier and Mr. Wesley Drane Clerk both moral worth
cLARKsyILIE NATIONAL RANK 'A
Hon. H. Merritt President A. Cashier Grndy Gilbert
1t was chartered in 1868 Montgomery Savings Institution
President The changed Carksy
surrendered and eoased United States banking
laws Mr. Howell continuing all the while rs its cashier
FIRST NATIONAL GAINESVILLE
established in 1858 100000 capital by United States
bonds Mr. s. President W. Macrae Cashier
Messrs H Higgins and H. Wisdom
a handsome dividend.
FRANKLIN BANK
Mr.. Hambaugh President Poindexter Cashier Mr. r. b
Rossngton McCulloch book keer This
was IN 1868 IN New Providence under State charter Mr.
Thomas Pets President who his death succeeded Hambaug
The bank Carsve September changed 10
Franklin Bank The stock increased upon
prosperous career owing perhaps the demand for and
the excellent OF its enterpng
MECHANICL LABoRERs' a L. ASSOCIATION.
Caksve Building Associations of which have been
successful The Mechanics management efficient
closed out its Second Series in August 1885, and running
Third Series
CITIZENS BUILDING q LOAN AssocIAr1oN, lLl+lG
Messrs W. Macrae Howell Johnson j. Crusman and H.
Lurton, constituting the Board of Control President
ccuoh Secretary and Judge Luron Attorney organized May 1878
aid in rebuilding burnt district OF 10 with capital s2O0
The Association borrowed
bers the income replace the borrowed money being
month"; which in IL months amounted $4,000 This money
needed instantly and readily taken sper cent premium This pen
and IL months with 2 cent profit to lenders and good homes
houses for its borrowers has issued its Fifth being
organized perpetual and finds large demand money
building enterprise of the city There estimating the
an institution, under such management
Insurance .ASencieS.
city represented by agents. gentlemen high Standing
representing the world.
D. N Kennedy anumber companies Mr.
Kennedy has long experience in the business. t'-s st p
Mes R. Rossngton Co for reliable companies
business representing of
companies.
Byer accommodating agent representing quite numbered
companies, both fire and life .,...t .. .... o. ...
energetic young represents excellent
companies. f.+ t '
II. r. Hall q Son. '" ...
gentlemen in
nd OF Frankn of