Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-12-25


ing Criminal Court In the city this waak
Mr.. George snadon, of District number
= paid us pleasant call Monday morning.
John M. Jackson Esq, and daughte
Miss Neppie, were In the city shopping Mo,
day. W
Judge Robert Blgbee and Marion Abshir
OF Guthrie were in the city on legal bushes
Monday.
r Mr. Charles Fort OF Robertson eonnt,
was looking at the Christmas gifts in the cit
Monday.
Lee Watkins, of Montgomery. KY, /
spending the week with viii Johnson on tn
South Side.
d u. barden. N. I. Alley and d. F. Ham
lett of Port Royal, werea at the Harris Hous
Wednesday.
w. A. Marshall Esq, the popular magis
trate OF District No. /, called on us In ON
Sanetum Monday.
Miss Lille Johnson, OF the South Side. i
spending the week with Miss Minnie John
son on third street.
Mrs Jennie E. Wilcox has removed te
This city to educate her children. She ha,
purchased an elegant home.
Mr.. Vincent Fuqua, the tobacco buver q,
Guthrie was In the city Monday on business
connected with the weed"
Miss Mary Caldwell who has been spend.
ing some months with relatives i'm paris 10
expected home this evening.
Mr.. T. W. McElwain, of Todd county.
called on us Monday and registered for a
CHRoNIcLE through ticket for 1887.
DR.. W. D. Meriwether, Of Todd county.
was In the city Monday. Some of his Guthrie
friends had business with the Sheriff.
MIR. John Hurst, who has been absent
several weeks in Philadelphia, returned
wednesday, greatly improved in health.
Mr. M. E. Webb, an old friend of the
CHRONICLE, paid us call Wednesday. and
talked with us on the tobacco question.
Miss Katie Smith, of BROOKLYN. New
iorK, niece Of Mr.. John Hurst, came home
with min and will spend several weeks with
his family.
misses Jennie Foster and l., .Railev
teachers III the public school In this civ LEFT
thursday to spend the holidays at their home
In Nashville.
Mr.. Dick Richardson, of Galveston, Texas.
arrived In the city Wednesday. He comes tn
spend Christmas with his father ct his home
on the South Side.
Mr.. Lee Brown left Friday evening for
owensboro KY, where he will spend tho
holidays. IT'S rurmored that he will not
come back by himself
Rev. John W. Hammer honored us with a
call Tuesday morning. The old man
eloquent still speaks and writes with the en-.
ergy of his younger days.
Miss Natalie Bloch, daughter. Of Mr.
simon Bloch is at home for the HOLIDAYS
Her young friends will be glad to meet her
since her absence In Louisville.
Mr.. Len II. Smith. the energetic Suner;n. |
tendentof the GAINESVILLE Hedge Fence Com
pany, arrived In the city from Memnhis
morning on visit To his family
w. W. Goodbar. w. 8. Stewart, II. Rich. |
ardson, +. e. Snowden E. r. Wade, ID. r
Wade, H. NJ. Johnston and many others
Students Will spend the holidays Mt home.
-S.'M' Nesoitt Esq, of Erin, paid MS n cali
thursday morning. He is Clerk and Maste,
d the Court and Justice OF the Pence and Is
, man that Erin could not possibly exist
miss Rosa q. Britton In company with q |
IL fitt Esq, compliinented us with n call
tuesday, morning. Miss Rosa is chief mana.
yer OF the entertainment to be given at at
oeVhlehem on the 10Th and all our temper-
'nce friends should attend.
-Dr. N. l.. Northington. one of our old 40
rend, has moved from his splendid farm
rear Fort Royal and located in Clarhsvil,e
We are all glad oft. He is prince In Israel.
mo Is always In front when the tribe of
uuah goes upon the war-path. Our wig
yam Is always open.
MI. John r. Sloan, OF Covington, was IN
ne city Wednesday. He Is a candidate 10,
comptroller, and Is q Democrat IN every xvav
Tortny and well qualified for the ONCE. Mr.
loan mas the warmest endorsement from thu
apers In West Tennessee and his election
'ouid be very gratifying to the Democracy. |,
MI. John B. johnson, former citizen Of
well known In the business and
ocisi circles, IL new with d. q. Hendrick IN ,
IsshVills. We commend our old frlsnd 70
DC business men OF Nashville who win and :
I'm ever obiiging, prompt and reliable In |
usi ess and always genial and pleasant in :
he social circle.
-Ar. II. II. Crockett, . most pleasant and | !
sreseois gentleman OF Troy. Tenn, who has /;
ssn patient OF DR.. lArkln for the past two .
'eek., lea sfsaday hisht for hlsshons Nav.
q Fscsived great relief nom the treatment | :
= e1er@ssd himeelfss being greatly plesasd
I'tn our city and those citizens whose ae-