Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-10-24

PERSONAL.
Miss Agnes Dugan is on a visit to friend
in Louisville.
DIR. S. NJ. Lowery of EEkton was IN caarks'
vile this week.
Mr.. Thomas Barker Of the LAGRANGE
Iron works, was in the city Thursday.
MIR. A 7. Rogers, OF the Grant House
Guthrie was In tie city Thursday.
III. n. Leech Esqr.. has been in Charlotte
this week on professional business.
Mr.. warran Ingram is learning telee-
raphy in the Western Union ofiice.
Paris Post: A. H. Munford, Esq. OF the
Clarksvilie bar, was In Paris last week.
-Micheal Savage Esqr.. returned Tuesday
night from Charlotte where he has been at
tending Circuit court.
Misses Emma and Gouchie Dickerson,
two charming young ladies Of Trenton. KY,
were in the city Thursday.
Mrs. G. NJ. johnson of McGregor. Texas,
Is visiting her parents In this city. She Is
the daughter of Esq. w. S. Mallory
-Messrs. ]. P. Gerhart and W. B. Young,
OF GAINESVILLE, were registered at the Phoe-
nix hotel in Hopkinsville Sunday.
Rev. ]. w. Hill, the new presiding
elder or this district, has arrived with his
family. He paid us a pleasant call Friday
morning.
Mr.. A. Mcdaniel, well and favorabIy
known to our citizens, has accepted situ-
alton as salesman in the well known house
of Bloch Bros.
Col. 1hos. Watkins attended the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge of Masons at Louisville
this week. He is one of the most honored
members of that ancient order.
Mrs. Joseph T.. Larkin and her daughter,
Miss Nellie, have returned to their home in
after a visit OF several weeks in
this city. They were the guests of Mr.. G.. B.
Wilson while here.
Paris Post: Mr.. Harvey Hogg and wife |
left last Tuesday for Nashville. Mr.. Hogg
goes to the position of TRAVELLING salesman |
for the new firm of McComb, Hawks &
Hogg, of which he is a member.
Mr.. Will b. Franklin, representing the |
Denison Manufacturing Company, of st. /
Louis, was In the city this week. He is an
old GAINESVILLE boy and has many friends
here who are always glad to see him.
Mr.. Richard Glenn, who has until re-
Gently been a student at the University of
the South, at Sewanee, Tenn, is home again
and is now doing duty a salesman In the
wholesale grocery house of John Hurst d Co.
Canton Correspondence Cadiz Tele-
phone: Mr.. A. p. Jackson, who Is so well
Deiiked wherever he is known, was around
recently on his regular trip for GAINESVILLE
yrocery dealers. More than one young lady
vas sorry his stay here was SO limited.
Capt. T. Herndon has been absent this
week at the bedside of his sick child,
aura Thomas. who is very low with
Iiphtheria at the residence of his father-in-
aw, Mr.. A. X. Coleman, in District No. 9.
MIR. ]. s. Neblett, formerly of this office,
Thursday evening from a visit to
riends on Yellow Creek, Houston county.
lie was delighted with the cordial reception
iven him by the good people of that
ounty.
The Rev. w. r. PEBBLES and family are
expected to arrive in GAINESVILLE Friday
vening. They will stop temporarily at
Ir. Macrae's. Mr.. PEBBLES will preach at
he Methodist church Sunday, at IL a. m.
nd pm.
Rev. r. ]. Craig, the popular young
minister, who has been stationed at New
leaves to-day for his new pas
orate at Springfield; He carries with him ,
he best wishes of many friends in this
Prof. j. w. Rust, President of Bethel {
'elmale College, Hopkinsville, KY, paid US
flying call Thursday. No female school in
ne country has maintained a higher STAN
ard of instruction for young ladies, and J
re are glad to learn that it is in a flourish {
lg condition. !
Franklin, KY, Favorite: Mr.. VIM. B.
.nderson, OF GAINESVILLE, a clever, pleasant
Dung gentleman and a well posted tobacco /
IAN, has been in the city this week. Will
am has many friends in this section and !
is firm handles great deal of tobacco that I
rows hereabouts.
The CHRONICLE was favored with call |
by the genial and talented Capt. {
rank Duffy OF Guthrie. The Captain in j
rms us that he contemplates leaving Ken '
lcky. II he should do so, we hope he will $
,turn to his native Tennessee and pitch L
is tent some where in the neighborhood of
larksville. q
The Rev. ]. T. Plunkett of Covington, i
", who was at one time student of the I
w. P. University, has been invited to fill a
lie pulpit ofDr I. A. Hoyt of Philadelphia, i
airing his two months variation next Sum- v
Ter. This is one of the largest and most 7
shionable churches in the Quaker city and o
lie invitation is a decided compliment to a y
mister Of Mr.. Plunkett's age and expert
ice.