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

Miss Katie Griffey visited in the city this
week.
Miss Annie johnson, OF Peacher's BILL
Is visiting at Mr.. 7. p. Majors.
Mr.. Joe Rosonneld visited friends and
relatives In Louisville last week.
Mr.. Andrew Boyd and wife, OF the 18th
district, were in the city Wednesday.
Misses Jessie Fowiks and Jennie Anglen
attended the Ro&slngton-settle wedding.
Mr.. 7. p. Norris and wife Of Guthrie. were
visiting relatives In the city this week.
REV. c. r. Shields Of Russellviile. the
quest OF Mr.. Eugene Smith in this city this
week.
MIR. Mcclellan OF the EIkton Progress,
favored the CHRoS1cLE with a pleasant call
Friday morning.
-MessIs. John and Robert Rudolf phi OF
this county. have gone to Lebanon to attend
Cumberland University.
-Messrs. Pat. Henry, A. @. Goodlett and
Henry Drane attended the Campbell Brown
stock sale this week
Mr.. ]. F. Wood left Friday morning for
New York and other eastern markets. He
will add largely TO his stock of hardware,
stoves, etc.
Miss Carlina Brien, a charming young
lady from Brentwood, Tenn, has been visit
Ing at Mr.. E. T. Lucas, in this city, during
the past week.
Mr.. John Reynolds left for New York
Thursday morning, where he win purchase
largely for the drug and stationery house of
Lockert & Reynolds.
Miss Lula Killebrew of District No. /,
this county. and Miss Sadie Eldrige of Pal
myra, have been visiting al Mr.. E. T. Lucas
in GAINESVILLE this week.
Mr.. Henry Robbins, son of Mr. ]. d.
Robbins, of the 18th district, who has been
confined to his bed with rheumatism for
the past six weeks, is now improving.
Mr.. E. T. Bogard and wife, of Stewart
county, passed through the city Wednesday
enroute to Louisville, on a visit to their son,
who is attending business college there
DIR. S. w. Dawson was in the city this
week. His friends viii be glad to learn that
his eye-sight, which was effected by a par
tial paralysis of the optic nerve, is greatly
improved.
DIR. d. Barbee, the pastor of McKendree |
Church, dined the GAINESVILLE delegates to |
the Conference when they passed through |
Nashville Tuesday. His good wife enter |
tanned them in royal style.
-Messrs. B. W. Macrae, s. A. Caldwell,
Rev. T. L. Moody, H. H. Tharpe and lady,
Rev. ]. ]. Conner and lady, and Rev. B. NJ.
Stevens and lady LEFT for tho f,op forapoa ~
Columbia Tuesday morning.
Mr.. C. II. Bailey, of the firm of c. D. & |
Q. H. Bailey, left Thursday morning for |
where he will purchase a large
stock of furniture. He expects to get many /
things that are new and nice and best suited |
TO the wants OF his customers.
Mrs. Addie Oldham Cheatham has ac-
septed position In the popular dry goods
house of R. s. Broaddus, where she will be
pleased to wait on her old friends and many
lew ones who may favor her with their
rade.
Mr.. R. N. Gardner, who has been con-
lected with the well known tobacco firm of
T. ID. Luckett 81 Co. for several years, will
'emain with them the coming year, and
will soon call on his friends in the country
n the interest of the firm he represents.
Mr.. Jennings Bailey, son of Col. James
6 Bailey of this city, who left two weeks
Lgo for Harvard University, entered the
unior class of that far-farmed institution
If learning. He is a young man of fine
mind and very studious habits. He gradu-
tied al the S. w. P. University last June
al1ing tine A. NJ. degree.