Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-12-04
PERSONAL.

@a'' - ~ "hAts an" iefhhg hafs fchoN-
cd TO Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowling spent last
week In Nashville.
Mr.. Il. D. Anderson, Of Newstead, KY,
was In the city Tuesday.
Farther Abbott, OF Jackson, Tenn, is Wis
Ting his mother this week.
Mrs. Gil smith, OF Pembroke, KY, was
In the cityshopplng Tuesday.
Mr.. W. 8. Poindexter, OF tho Franklin
bank, spent sunday In Erin.
Miss Geneva. o'Bnen has been visiting
Mrs Kate Rlmbrough this week.
Mr.. W. III. Stout. the old western traveller,
came In Monday TO see his friends.
"A. v. Goodpasture, the model farmer, was
In the city early Monday morning.
DIR. Jas. II. Ross was talking the Gem OF
clarksyiIle very eioquca.ly Monday.
Mr.. B. e. Herndon and family have re-
moved from Hopklnsville 10 CIarlxsville.
Mrs. Hampton and daughter, OF Hamp-
ton Station, were In the city shopping Mon
day.
Capt c. c. Bell, OF Bells station, Chris.
tlan county, was among hIs friends here Mon
day.
Mr.. @. l.. johnson, of District number one,
was In our ONCE Tuesday for posters of q
sale.
Mr.. ID Rosson Of District number one
was in the city Monday discussing tobacco
prices.
. -Messrs w. F. Taylor and A. F. Rogers, OF
Guthrie. paid US q pleasant call Saturday
evening.
Mr.. George r. Harris, OF Palmyra, an old
friend of the CHRONICLE, paid US brief call
Tuesday.
Mr.. T. E. BARLEY, representing Meacham
& wilgus OF Hopkinsville, was In the city
saturday.
REV. 7. A. Fits, of Admission Ala, who
has been In the city several days, returned
home Monday.
w. P. Stone and Son, q. Howard Some, OF
Newstead, KY, two good citizens, spent Tues
day In the city.
Mr.. John B. Johnson has removed to
Nashville where he has taken position
with d. II. Hendricks
Mr.. WI. Conant, editor OF the Dickson
County Press, paid us pleasant GAIA Saturday.
" He was looking we'll"
--Messrs. John Willis and James Medley,
two substantial farmers OF South Christian
were In the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Ed. Carkuf, representing Flash,
Preston 4 Co, of New Orleans was among our
grocery merchants YESTERDAY.
Mrs. r. w. Roach returned from Louis
Vile KY, Wednesday night, where she has
been visiting for the past month.
MIR. Pltkin G. Wright, travelling agent for
the Mammoth Cave railroad called on ns
Saturday. He is an old newspaper man.
Miss Ada Young, who spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her father, in this city, returned to
tussellville Monday where she is attending
school.
AhVhtPSOhf va eho htuA VI AuVitpnVH
Il Guchert, has been In Henderson during the
past week. The boys say he Is married, but
we don't believe 1t.
Mr. Thos. III. w. James, OF Charlotte,
Tenn, after spending several days with
friends In this city, returned Sunday morn
ing to his home In Dixon county.
Misses Lizzie and Crissie Orendorrf, two
charming young ladies, who spent Thanks
giving with Col. w. f. Youngs family, re-
turned to their home In RusseliNille Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Turnkey win start to
Florida Tuesday morning where they will
spend the winter. Mrs. Fred Smith and Miss
Buena Wilson, of Trenton, villa accompany
them.
MI. Polk Prince paid MS o. pleasant call
Wednesday. Heis still enjoying fte6can, bu,
who knows what day may'brinx npon us.
"Where we least expect, the, hare starts, ,
said wise Sancho Panza.
Mr.. A. A. Johnson, representing, Crus-
man OF this city, has just returned from West
Tennessee and reports business booming in
biAC OOttou pOAbs 6uA ~ SsIhh btFtuo LUt
his house. Thus Clarksvllle' ",sitSens."
Capt. r. Y. Johnsoniaudl Mr. w. L. Poin.
dexter called on US In our SAietum Thurs
day evening. To say they were welcome
would hardly express 1t, and we pay them I
compliment never paid to, any but editors
when we say "tney were looking we'll"
MAJ. - Clark, OF Madison county wa'
visiting his old friends In this city Thursday
and found time to pay us brief call. TIT
Maj. lisa candidate for Comptroller and II tn
office IN given to West Tennessee we thinl
his chances are better than those OF any OF hi
competitors, at all events, no better man car
be elected.
The question is often asked: "Wher
was Moses when the candle went out I?
Now question is, by George: aWher