Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-09-19
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Mr.. y p. Ely has beer. in Cincinnati tni
week.
W. H. Neblett. OF DicIEsola county, was ii
the city on business Thuisday.
Late advices state that Mrs. 8. n. DAILY ha
somewhatimprov in health.
E 7. Bosard, Of the Lafayette (Ky) neigh
borhood, was In the city Thursday.
III. "a. Tharpe. Esq, ana wife spent few
days in the vicinity of Dover this week.
Mr.. Owen Meriwether, civil engineer OF
Memphis, was one of cur callers Thursday
Mr.. Ben E. Franklin, OF Memphis, was
shaking hands with friends in the city this
week.
Mrs. 6amI. Rexlnger and niece, Miss
Pastie Albitz, returned from Athens, Ca,
Friday night
Levi Cooper, ESQ.,, of Dist. No. 9. was in the
city last Wednesday. He is one of the solid,
good men of the county.
Mr.. R. w. Roach returned from the East
Tuesday night He purchased large stock
of Fall and Winter goods.
Mr.. w. o. Brandon, of the Tobacco Leaf,
is visiting friends in Columbia, Tenn. He
will be absent several days.
MFR. Emmett and Miss Tulula Atkins, chill
dren of Col. T. NJ. Atkins, arrived Thursday
night from Florida, on a visit to their father
and friends.
Miss Eula Buck of lakewood, who is at
tending school at Broadhurst Institute in
this city, went home Friday afternoon to
stay over till Monday.
MIR. Tandy Smith, who has spent some
time in Florida, is in GAINESVILLE again, stop
ping at the residence of his father, Mr.. Fred
smith, on Main street.
Miss Maude Downer, an accomplished
and attractive young lady of Cave City,
KY, is the guest of her cousin Miss Lutte
Cabaniss, of New Providence.
Mr.. ]. N. Neblett who has been quite sick
at the residence of Mr.. III. Neblett at Green
wood Cemetery, has so much improved that
he has gone to his daughters near Lafayette
KY.
Mrs. Lizzie Register and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Lynnville, Giles county, Tenn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Achey, of the Port
Royal neighborhood, were in the city Mon
day.
Mrs. M. Walthal, of this city, has gone to
Louisville TO attend a reunion of her family.
She will meet there her sister and son from
Troy, N. Y, and her brother from Hutchfn-
son, Kas.
Mrs. c. r. Lowell and her sister Miss Annie |
Griffey, of Little Rock, Ark, after visit of |
several weeks to relatives and friends in |
this county, returned home Wednesday |
Mr.. Simon Bloch, ofthe firm of Bloch Bros. |
returned from the eastern markets Monday. |
He bought an immense stock of goods, and
the greater portion of them are already in |
their store.
Mrs. George s. Bowling, of this city, at
Tended the performances of Miss Kittie
Jheatham in Nashville and Columbia. This
new stage star, in which Tennesseans are
ust now taking such a pride, is niece of
Mrs. Bowling.
Mr.. Chas. A. Hall, of the well-known dry
goods house of A. r. Hall & Son, in this city,
s in New York buying a stock of goods for
his house. He Will buy largely direct from
he factories, and by this means be enabled
o sell at low rates.
Mr.. w. A. Fits let Thursday morning for
Ala, where he will spend the
lext ten months in attendance on the law
chool in that place. His many friends In
jlarksviile hope he will have a pleasant
ime while away, and will be glad to well
;ome his return.
Lieut.. r. d. Read, of the 10th U. S. Caval-
y, who formerly resided in GAINESVILLE. and
whose visit to his old home last summer is
cry pleasantly remembered by a number
f people in this city, is now stationed at FIT.
'homas, Arizona Territory. His term of
uty at FIT. Leavenworth expired LIST of July.
ince then he has been enjoying leave of
bsence, until he rejoined his command at
t. Thomas ON the 10th inst.