Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-12-18
PERSONAL.

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MIR. Ed Halter is quite sick at his fathers
residence.
Mr.. James Sales, of Guthrie, paid us q
call Monday.
Mr.. d. B. Hughes, of Allensville, was In
the city Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Settle, of Oak Grove, was In
the city Saturday.
Films Ewing Esq, of District No. was in
the city Thursday.
-Messrs. q. L. Pitt and Lee Brown, spent
Sunday in Trenton.
Mr.. Robt. L. Fuqua, of Lafayette, was in
the city Wednesday.
John NJ. Jackson ESQ, of Todd county
was in the city Monday.
Mr.. vertner Johnson, OF Allensvllle. was
in the city Wednesday.
Prof N. L. Whitfield, of st. Bethlehem,
was in the city Saturday.
Capt r. Y. Johnson. OF Guthrie, paid US
a brief call Tuesday morning
Capt. Maurice Beaumont. of st. Bethle-
hem, was In the city Monday.
--Messrs. Mcwilliams and Russell, of Elk.
ton, were in the city Thursday.
Mrs. W. L. Green, OF South Christian,
was in the city shopping Monday.
Mr. Walter Klncannon, left Thursday
morning for Paris, Tenn, on business trip.
-Messrs. VIII Radford and Otis Wilson, OF
Pembroke, KY, were In the city Wednes-
day.
DIR. w. B. Ursery, was in the city Monday
talking about iron banks and the good time
coming.
Mr.. ]. II. Armstrong, formerly sheriff OF
Todd county, KY, wasin the city on legal
business Tuesday.
Attorneys q. NJ. Bell aud H. N. Leech, oi
this city. have been attending the Stewart
Circuit Court IN Dover this week.
Mr.. q. w. Hilbert, carriage trimmer for
b. F. Harden & Co., for sometime past, left
Wednesday evening for Chicago.
Mr.. II. NJ. Bumgarner, of Guthrie, was in
the city on business Wednesday. He found
time to pay us n call and tell us the Guthrie
news.
Hon. G, p. Warfield was among his
friends in the city Tuesday. He Is, as all In
telligent farmers should be, opposed to ''the
thievlng tariff"
Mr.. Polk Prince was In the city with G.
P. Wartield and other friends Tuesday. He
now says ne will go to Florida with us-if our
ticket draws prize.
Miss Josephine Elliott, of Lafayette, WHO
has been visiting at Mis-. ]. w. Faxon for the
past week, left Wednesday morning for Mem
phis 10 visit friends.
Mr.. Walter Gill, q prominent farmer and
tobacco raiser. from the vicinity OF Aliens
Vile, KY, spent half an hour in our office
Thursday talking about tobacco.
Mr.. F. c. Driscoll, a young employee Of
the !. A. Il 4. railroad has been promoted
from brakeman to conductor ola passenger
train. 1t affords us pleasure to see our young
men succeed.
Judge w. L. Reeves, of Elkton, paid us a
pleasant call Tuesday evening, He Is win
ming golden opinions from the people OF his
circuit which embraces number of counties
along the State line and extending north ia
and including Bowling Green.
Capt. James w. Irwin; OF McMinnville,
paid US a pleasant call Thar lay evening.
Capt Irwin f. car didate for State Treasurer
and is in every respect worthy and well
qualified, His Democracy Is genuine just such
MS is ever foand in his good old county.
DIR. j. b, Cottreil, the distinguished
preacher and lecturer, paid us much appre-
ciated call yesterday morning and spent some
time looking over the exchanges. The Doc
tor is an old printer and this may have some
thing to do with the amount OF humanity al
ways found In hisIectures.
Mr.. r. w. Roach, went to Cadiz Tuesday
80 attend the Burnett and Dlifoss marriage
on Wednesday. Miss May Burnett is niece
o. MIR: Roach She, has been frequent and
ever welcome visitor 10 our CITY whee she has
many warm friends who extend Their con-
CALCULATIONS and b, st wishes for their hap
piness.