Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-09-18
PERSONAL.

Patrick Henry IL on business trip TO
New York.
Lawrence A. Gold, is taklnga holiday In
the Northwest.
Mr.. D. Klneanuon has gone East TO make
Fall purchases.
Mr.. Henry Lyle, OF the southside, was in
the city Thursday.
Mrs. c. w. Roach, of olmstead, KY, was
in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Louis Michel and wife have returned
from Dawson Springs.
Capt. Frank p. Gracey has returned nom
a brief trip to Louisville.
Mr.. Eugene Millett has returned from
visit to his old Kentucky home.
Mr.. William c. Fits, of Birmingham,
Ala, Is visiting his fathers family.
Miss Lizzie Cox returned to her home,
Newstead, KY, Thursday morning.
MIR. Isaac Rosenfield has returned from
the East with large new stock OF dry goods
John Meriwstber, prominent farmer Of
Todd county, was in the city on business Mon
day.
Mr.. VIM. Rosenield and wife have gone
East to make their fall purchase Of millinery
goods.
j. B. Farmer, of Murray, Ky, visited the
city this week and attended the tobacco
sales.
Mrs. J. P, McFerrin and daughter, ofNash-
vile, are visiting the family of Mr.. John F.
Couts.
James Hamlet, Jr., has returned nom
Fort Worth and will make GAINESVILLE his
home.
MIR. M. @. Northington has sold the resi-
dence, corner Union and First streets, 10 John
8. Neblett.
Gen. w. A. Quarles has been suffering
with chills, but was able to be on the street
yesterday.
-Messrs. Ed. Ely, JEFF Herndon and Nor
man Smith are off to-day for the st. Louis
Exposition.
DIR. ]. w. Chiles, an old acquaintance from
Trenton, was in our city Thursday, where he
has many friends.
Mr. ], w. Stephens, of the firm OF ]. H
Crow & Co., OF Guthrie, visited the city on
business Thursday.
-Braach White, a Guthrie boy, is Airing
and otherwise working the engines on the
l., A. & T, Railroad.
Capt TIL Willis has been making bust
Mississippi this week.
Miss Kate Wilson. of Nashville is visiting
Miss Buena Wilson, OF Trenton. They were
both In the city Friday.
We regret to hear this morning that Wiley
Smith, son OF Judge Smith, is no better. The
fever having increased. - - b, tI-E ihh
Joseph Qnarles little Joe) of Howell sta
ton, on the l., A. & T. Railroad was at the
Harris Hotel Wednesday.
Mr.. Thos. L. Adams, of Beverly, KY, one
Of the most substantial farmers of Christian
county, gave us a call Tuesday.
Miss Buena Wilson, one Of Trenton.
mostgraceful and accomplished bellies was
visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John w. Faxon has been called tc
see her father, owen Herring who is quite
sick at his home In Davidson county.
MIR. j. X. Taylor, of lakewood, called on u
Wednesday. He is preparing TO sell out his
farm and remove with his family to Texas.
Our old Allensville friend, John Adams
now of the warehouse firm of Adams, Gill
e. Co., has moved his family to GAINESVILLE.
g. Cross Woods, one of the working mer
from near Trenton, delighted his friends here
this week. He is the picture of health and
happiness.
Mr.. Sterling Neblett, formerly and fol
many years connected with the CHRONICLE
will accept our thanks for friendly favors dur.
ing the week.
Bud Abshire is engineer on the l., A. & T
and was on the first passenger train that run
out from GAINESVILLE Monday under the new
management
Mr.. ]. X. Taylor, of this county, received
OCAC5tuih nSuHcsudy nun IlullO, 1eAds
stating that his daughter, Mrs. Iona Clsrdy
is very sick with typhoid fever.
Capt. Frank Buckner and Jas. p. Gill
attended the Murfreesboro fair last week
Capt. Buckner named the winning horse the
day before they arrived at the fair.
Capt. O'Brien is conductor on the l., A. 4
T. Railroad, and Is the same obliging and
competent man he was when running on the
st. Louis & Southeastern by way OF Guthrie.
Mr.. Broun, Of Owensboro, has located with
his family In GAINESVILLE, and will superin.
tend the factory of Gilmour Il Co. The fac
tory Is located In the rear of Mr.. T. l.. Harvie',
residence.
w p. Johnson, the well known stock
man, OF Lake View Farm, was In the city
Tuesday. He is one Of the earnest advocates
in favor OF $50 900 hotel that will do credit tc
GAINESVILLE.
The trisunisl concave of knights Tenn.
plar will be attended by many Sir knights
from this vicinity. West McCauley, G. B
Wilson, w. McCormac and James T. Wood
win go to morrow.
We greatly appreciate the welcome given
us by the older merchants and business men
and none more than that OF Mr.. Leopold
Bloch yesterday in our office. He is the
,nonD Of tho drpo