Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-26
PkRSORAL.

DR.. d. F. Wright returned from Roane
Mountlin, N. c., Saturday night.
Mr.. George Patch of Chicago, was on a
visit to his family in this city this week.
Miss Cornelia Bawn of Canton, Miss, is
the guest of Capt. Jno. Johnson's family.
Mr.. w. G. Fox, popular young man
from Howell, KY, has gone to Chicago to
live.
DE-. A. VI. Trawick has moved into the
residence formerly occupied by Mr.. NJ. c.
Northington on Madison street.
Trenton Siftings: Mr.. Nelson p McChes-
ney, of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, was In the city
Sunday, on visit to relatives.
Ashland Reporter: The Hon. Exon
gresham John f. House, is here on legal
business. He is the guest OF Mrs. Mallory.
Miss Carrie and MinnieSettIe two charm
ing young ladies of Christian county, KY,
are visiting Mrs. Fannie Burgess in New
Providence.
Rev. David Morrow of Arkansas, for
merly a resident of this county, is on visit
to friends and acquaiatances in the city
and country adjoining.
Mr.. Maury DeGrafenreid's many
friends have been glad 10 see him walking
the streets this week, looking better than
for many months.
Mr.. W.O. Brandon returned from Column
bia, Thursday night. accom- panied by his
sister, Mrs. Mary Casey, who will remain in
this county several days visiting friends.
Mrs r.. HI. Yancey with her two children,
is visiting relatives in Memphis. She will
spend about two months at various points
in West Tennessee before returning home
Len. H Smith, superintendent of the
GAINESVILLE Hedge company left Wednesday
for West Tennessee, and will be- absent
three or four weeks in the interest of the
company.
MIR. r. S. Broaddus, the enterprising dry
goods merchant has returned from a trip
to Eastern markets. He purchased one of
the largest and best selected stocks he ever
had in his house.
Mr.. r. f. Craig of Crockett county, who
was n student at the s. w. P. University for
several sessions was in the city this week.
He was on his way TO Lebanon, where he
will attend the law school.
Miss Clara Williams of Henderson,, Ky,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. r. E.
McCulloch on Greenwood avenue, this city,
left for Nashville, Wednesday morning,
where she will visit relatives.
Mr.. II. j. Wilson. of the firm of Bowling
& Wilson has returned from the East, where
he purchased an extensive stock of shoes
&c. He says his new goods are all of the
latest style and best qualities and invites
the public to come aud see them.
Mr.. d. Kincannon is at home from the
Eastern markets. He has prepared himself
to meet the increased trade, that Clafksville
is looking for and has laid in the largest
stock of his class of goods ever brought to
this market. He has big lots Of everything
that is pretty and nice in the Queensware
line.
The following is from the Union City
Advance. The gentleman alluded to, is the
son of Mrs, u. T. Aiken and was here on
visit to her recently:
We are sorry to learn, by an item clipped
from an Alabama paper, that Rev. T.. w.
Erwin, the present talented and popular
place, has been elected, and has accepted, |
the presidency of a college in GreenVille, |
Ala, and will move to that place at the |
close of his PASTORAL year at This place. Mr.. |
by his modest christian bearing, and his |
true religious zeal, and our people will be |
sorry to part with hum, regardless of denom- |
nations.