Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-30

REV. H. P. McNeal Is the guest Of Mr.. z. 8.
Aiken In this city.
Mr.. J. O. Joseph has gone to Evansville
forsurgical treatment.
Mr.. A. O. Brawner, OF the Fifth District,
was In the city Saturday.
MIR. L. Arnett, OF corbandaIe. was in the
city on business Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. johnson Ia visiting her father,
Mr.. VIM. Drane, Fear this city.
Misses Lee and Mollis Nccutchen, Of Pa
ducah. are visiting Mrs. J. n. Bowling.
Mr.. John Waller and son, Tom, Of Hamp-
ton Station, were In the city Thursasy.
Miss Ada Lewis, Of Bells station. has been
visiting the family OF Mr. r. w. Roach this
week.
Mr.. John Edmondson, OF the southside,
was In the city Thursday and paid our cfies
visit.
Mr.. n. 7. Holiins, OF Hadensville, KY,
was in the city Thursday, among our ner-
chants.
Mr.. James TAFT, an excellent salesman.
formerly with Pitman q Lewis, is now with
Bloch Bros. '@s
Mr.. @. n. Byera and family are now In
their new home, corner OF Commerce and
Fifth streets.
REV. w. II. PEBBLES, OF this city, attended
the dedication Of the new church at Brent
wood, Tenn.
The friends of Capt HARRISON will be
glad to learn that he has recovered nom his
orotracted illness.
Misses Moliie aud Annie Elliott, OF the
First District, have been visiting friends in
the city this week.
Miss Mamie Byars, OF Trenton, who has
been visiting Mis- Susie Anderson, has re-
turned TO her home.
Dbl. u. Larkin and wife have been visit.
instheir brother.in-iaw, MT. Sam wilkerson,
near Rudolphtowns thisweek.
Mr.. George Graham, OF Hadensville, has
been In the city and on the Southside ever
since the Taylor brothers were here.
Mrs. Jennie L. Wilcox. Of the First Dist
riot, has purchased . home In this city. She
Will locate here 70 educate hsf children.
Miss Emma Mcouary, OF Meadow Brook
neighborhood, who has been visiting relatives
In this city, returned 10 her home Wednes-
day.
The CHRONICLES Is under obligations TO
Esq. z. Smith tor many favors, and specially
for the original of Gen. H. n. Doak's commits
sion.
Mrs. w. NJ. Ellis and children, after SPEND
Ing the summer with the family OF Mr.. =. Z.
Seat, have returned to their home In Citria,
Florida.
Mr.. Lee Pickering Is among the people Of
West Tennessee soliciting business for the
wholesale hardware house OF ]. F. Wood, of
this city.
Mrs. #. G. Irwin and daughter, Miss Fam
ME, Mrs. johnson and daughter, Mis- Mamie,
and Mrs. Joshua Elder, have returned from
Louisville.
Mrs: Finn, whose health has greatly Inn
proved, returned last week and will spend
the winter In this city with her daughter,
Mrs. W. j. Ely.
MIR. Ben F. Hollins Told man Holiins now,
was In the city Thursday, and we saw him on
franklin street driving like Jehu TO get back
home In time.
Mr.. Philander Merritt, of Todd county,
was making calls in the city Thursday, and
Included the CHRONICLE office, where he Is
always welcome.
Mrs. Napoleon Prince, Mrs. Eugene GIN
Mrs. Cherries Page and Misses Clyde Muir and
Matte Small, Of Allensyllle, KY, were shop
ping In thecity Thursday.
-Messrs. W. F. Taylor and s. 9. Edwards
of Todd county, were In the city Thursday
buying some fixtures for . saw mill which
"Gid" is setting mp near Guthrie.
Col. Tom Barker, OF Christian county, was
In the city Thursday evening and found time
to call at the CHRoNIcLE headquarters ano
give rs chat on the Kentucky campaign.
Mr.. David Hays, the model tobacco plan
} tor Of Todd county, called on us Thursday
He reports an awfully crooked condition o
affairs In the Rhea and Hunter race in tn,
Third District.
Mr.. d. H. Owen, of the Arm of Owen d
Moore, has Just returned from the Northern
and Eastern cities, where he purchased
choice stock Of goods, including an elegant 10
OF Christmas novelties.
--Messrs. John Gross and II. l.. Mcclure, o
Trenton, KY, took dinner at the Harris Hote
Thursday. They brought us the. startlin,
news of the sudden and unrevocable marriage
of that venerable Trentonian, Alex. McEl
vain, and joined US in solemnly praying 10
the repose Of his soul.
Col. b. F. Cockrlil and Hon. q. P. War
field, after the adjournment OF the Farmer
Association on Wednesday, paid us socia
call. These gentlemen are doing noble servic
: for che farmers OF this State. Their efforts ar
| devoted to the best interests of all citizens
) and their aims are higher than mere parti
zanism.
Springfield Record: "Judge A. H. Nun
ford, our newly elected Judge. presided owe
the October term Of our Circuit Court, whicl
. finished its labors last Saturday. More bust
ness was disposed Of than at any previou
term of the court for some time The bar
unanimous In .he assertion that Judge Nun
ford is n fair, Impartial and energetic Judge
and they say of him that In a few month,