Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-05
PERSONAL.

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Hon. ID. m. Kennedy returned from Hurri
cane Springs Thursday night.
Miss Alice Bot1In left Friday morning t.
visit friends and relatives in Louisville, KY
Mr.. W.T.. Coulter win leave Tomorrow
for the eastern martsto buy new goods.
Mr.. ID. kincannon returned nom Hurri-
cane Springs Tuesday evening.
Mr.. T. A. Turner and Mr.. Tom Bell, OF Asia.
land City, were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert Muir of Todd county, XIV.
gave as a call Thursday.
DR.. N. F. Randle Of Alabama was In the
city Thursday.
Mr.. r. s. Broaddus Will start East next
week to buy goods.
I'D. Tandy Esq, of Fairview, KY. was in
the city Thursday on business.
H. N. Leech Esq returned from Charlotte
Thursday night.
Miss Jennie Bratton has returned to the
city after a visit of several weeks to South
Union KY.
Miss Meta Belle Wiser LEFT Saturday to take
charge of the music department of Marion
College, Clinton, KY.
Mr. Henry Clark, of this city, left Tuesday
morning for Chattanooga, where he expects
to remain some time.
Mr.. NJ. A. Strattnn, the boot and shoe man.
has returned from the eastern cities, and
his new goods are now arriving daily. Go
and see him.
Mrs. r. Joseph after spending several
months on a visit to her son, Mr.. ]. G..
Joseph of this city, left Friday for her home
in Hamilton, Ohio.
Mr.. M. G. Northington and Mr.. VIM. Ru-
dolph have moved back to the city, after
spending the hot term at their cottages at
Idaho Springs.
Mr.. M. G. Pitman will go east the first of
next week to purchase clothing for the firm
of Fitman & Lewis.
Mrs NJ. G. Wallace and her sister, Miss
Bella Meriwether, returned from an extend
ed visit to Virginia Friday morning.
Mr.. E. Click has returned from his pur-
chasing tour and is now receiving his fall
and winter goods.
Messrs. A. r and Charlie Hall will leave
the first part of next week for the eastern
cities to purchase goods for the fall trade.
Mrs. Carrie Gilbert, of Waverly, formerly
a resident of this city, is visiting friends and
relatives in the city this week.
Mr.. VIII Wright has taken a situation as
salesman in the boot and shoe store of Bowl
ing and Wilson, where he will be glad to
see all of his friends.
Nashville Banner: Miss Kittie Cheatham
made her debut in Joliet, ILL.,, a few nights
since, as Daisy Brown in s'The Professor"
Her success was gratifying and f,attering, as
she was called before the curtain after each
act.
Mr.. George w. Warffeld, of the St. Bethle-
hem neighborhood, has rented the residence
of Mrs. Kick johnson, on Madison street,
and will move to the city next week. We
are glad to have him and his family as citi-
zens of the city.
Henderson News: 1t was our pleasure to
meet in Clarksville MI. Philip Millett, who
has not lived in HENDERSON for twelve years.
He is married, has three interesting chill
dren, is manager of the Southern Express
Company and is a hard worker. Phil is
very popular in ClarksvilIe as he deserves
to be. His brother Genie is with him in the
Office.
DIR. Joseph r. Wilson and family have
arrived in the city and are occupying the
Rhodes residence on Main street. The doc
tor is to be principal OF the theological de-
partment of the s. w. P. University. He is
man of deep research and is recognized as
one of the most learned theologians of the
Southern Presbyterian church. The family
consists of the doctor, Mrs. Wilson and their
son, Mr.. - Wilson, a young gentleman
about grown. They come to GAINESVILLE
from Wilmington, N. C.
Prof. James a. Lyon, successor of DIR.
Caldwell in the chair of Natural Sciences,
in the Southwestern Presbyterian Univers-
ity, has arrived with his family, and W ill
enter upon the duties of this important
Professorship at once. The friends of the
University have reason to congratulate
themselves upon the acquisition of this &C.
Scientist to the present corps of
able Instructors in the Faculty. With the
highest recommendations from the highest
sources, he has the advantage of youthful
vigor and enthusiasm, and has already
achieved for himself in other fields of scien-
tidc labor high and honorable reputation
He is the son OF Rev. J. A. Lyon, ID. D., late
ofthe University of Mississippi, well k nown
the South.
o. NJ. B!ackman has just returned from
Firstt,a, here i've has been visiting the
family of G.adiIus ronpkius, in sSt,ott>yI-
vaniil C. UNITY. Genrge iompkins ac:rmla-
MED him and viii make 1t itis future home.
Mr.. Biackntn Is highly p,cas,d with the
surroundings and peciaily " i'm the Tomp-
kins family. The friends of George have
cause for congrttuation t!rnt lis lot has
been cast in the home of ms uncle, where |
every comfort suited tx his necessity will be |
provided. Mr.. Blackburn reports having
had IL pleasant trip, taking in Odd Point |
and White Sulpnur spring. The |
Hygeia Hotel, at Old Point e Mort one of |
the largest hotels in the world is we'll flied |
with visitors. Ell Bring hurst says it is so |
extensive that Inile-p gsts have been erected |
to designate It's length. White sulphur is |
crowded tofts full capacity.
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