Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-06

hat from, and he is assisted by j. N.
Woodbridge, T. d. Maabie, r FL
bridge, Al. Green and G. II. Harris,
clerks.
Over the large business house OF M.
A. Stratton is the Democrat newspaper
aud job Office, thoroughly equipped
establishment, John $. Miller, proprie-
tor, assisted in the editorial depart
ment by N. V. Ingram.
r. w. Roach IS proprietor OF the
Tailor Shop over the Store Of Mr.. Joe
Mattill, and Mr.. Theodore Lundin, Of
New York, is superintendent, with a
corps Of competent assistants
1 Next.--Kincannon & Son., wholesale
dealers in hardware, tinwsre, glass
ware, stoves and housekeepers goods.
This establishment includes four stories
first, for heavy hardware, bricks, and
farming implements Second glassware
and china goods. Third, stoves, car
riage material and general stores.
Fourth, for storing and packing. The
business is conducted by w. B. Kin
cannon and his son Walter assisted by
@. j. Kincannon, w. T. McCorkle and
Yves. Perkins, clerks, and j. H. Wells,
timer.
Next.-Franklin Bank, W. s. Pom
dexter, cashier, r. B. Rossington AS
sistant cashier, r. e. McCul,och, book
keeper, r. II. Poindexter, assistant
book-keeper. A sound business inshtu-
ton.
Next. G. Joseph, Star Clothier,
assisted by Isador Bacherig and Lee
Rosenfeld, clerks. An old and popu-
lar house.
i Next.-Mrs. Hodgson & Mcguire,
one OF the most extensive Millinery
houses in the State.
Eext.-0wen & Moore's Drug Store,
B. III. Owen and ]. D, Moore proprie-
tors, assisted by @. S.. Sanders, pre-
scr:ptionist, and w. w. Puryear, trav-
cling agent.
Next.-0wen. Moore e Atkinson,
Book Store, the Music Department
conducted by Mr. 3. Parker. These
are two ofthe most popular houses in
the city.
Next.--Is the celebrated Gallery Of
w. ]. McCormac, an institution well
and favorable known to the public by
its excellent pictures.
Next.-PhIl Lieber's Trade Palace,
Phillip Letter, proprietor, assisted by
Albert Lieber, book-keeper, w. l..
Fowlks, E. G, Wehley and Alex Lieber,
clerks.
| Next.-Mrs. William Rosenfield's
Millinery establishment, a well known
and popular house.
i Next. F. Wood, dealer in hard
ware, stoves and tinware, ]. F. Wood,
proprietor, assisted by Lee E. Picker
ing, book-keeper, J. G. McReynolds,
travelling agent, and I. e. Carkuif and
Pat McAllster, clerks.
Next.-L. Gauchat, Jeweler, repair
ing oil fine watches, clocks, jewelry and
fancy goods in the most perfect man
ner. All work warranted
Next.-M. l.. Joslin, the Saddle and
~
Harness man ("come to stay" Joslin. J
Hugh Howell, Charley Gees, r. I.
Farley and L. Fitsimmons all connect
ed with the house.
Charles Young, Gas Filter occupies
the basement of MIR. Joslin's establish
ment, and Oliver Brandon is one of his
assistants.
Next.-Sol Shyer's dry goods, Sol
Shyer, proprietor with his two good
looking sons, Sam and Charley, clerks.
Next. I. Akin, agent OF Wheeler
4 Wilson Sewing machine company.
l Next.-The Office OF T. FL. Marable
one OF our prominent physicians, and
a Democrat "in whom there is no
guile"
Next.-G. HI. Leigh dealer in con-
dictionary, assisted by Mac Neblett and
the polite Sam G. Northington, clerk.
Next.-The Northern Bank of Ten
nessee, on corner OF franklin and Sec
ond streets, D. N. Kennedy, president,
JAS. i. Glenn, cashier, Ed c. Munford,
! teller, Robert Henry, book-keeper.
An institution controlling large capital.
r. IL. Burney and Gohn j. West, at
tOrneys-at-law, occupy Offices over the
Northern Bank.
Eeech & Savage, Atterneys-at-law,
occupy the front room over the North
ern Bank.