Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-23
PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
-Dr. +. n. W. Thomas, o. Cincinnati. Is in
the city.
MIR. W. b. Herring, OF Guthrie, was In the
city Monday.
Mr.. Rufus Felts. of saddlersviils, attended
the speaking
Mr.. W. b. Herring, of Guthrie. was In the
city Thursday.
Mr.. Geo. W. Carney, Of Guthrie, was In the
city Saturday.
MIR. C. W. Little is on the work Of the l.,
A. q 7. Railroad.
Mr.. 7. W. Buck, Of st. Bethlehem, was in
the city Saturday.
MIR. Page Herndon, of Sailors Rest, was In
the city this week.
MIR. 7. r. Mccallister, Of Guthrie, was in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. Newton Byars, OF Trenton, was at the
Harris Hotel Tuesday.
MIR. James B. Allensworth, OF Hadensville,
called ON US Thursday.
Mr.. r. I. Anderson. ofGuthrie, came down
to see Robert and Alfred.
Prof. Rust, Of sisrkinsville, was among
his friends here Thursday.
DIR. s. NJ. Lowry, of Elkton, was among
his friends here Thursday.
MIR. spotswood @. Smith. Of Guthrie. en-
Joyed the speaking Thursday.
JIM. GIN, OF Ailensville, came down to
hear the speakers Thursday.
Mr.. Vincent Fuqua, OF Guthrie, took pa
In the proceedings Thursday.
Mr.. Thos. Gum, OF Cadiz, KY, enjoyed
the joint discussion Thursday.
Judge A. H. Anderson, OF Hopklnsyiile
was visitor in the city Thursday.
MIR. Q. c. Ingram, Of Guthrie, came down
with the boys TO hear the speaking.
Mr.. George Graham, of Hadensville, en-
joyed his visit to the city Thursday.
DIR. r. NJ. Perkins, Of Elkton, was attend.
Ing the speaking In the city Thursday.
Mr.. Buck Dickinson, OF Todd county
came down to hear the Taylor boys"
Mr.. John Woodbridge, Of Ailensville. KY.
was attending the speaking Thursday,
Mr.. Wilbur Allensworth, OF Hadensville
came down to the speaking Thursday.
Esquire t. D. Waller, OF Todd county, tool
lively interest in the Taylor speeches.
Mr.. Aschum Perkins ofTodd county, wa.
among the visitors to our city this week.
Mr.. Sebree Reeves, Of EIkton, enjoyed
both the speeches and the music Thursday.
Mr.. Joe Tyler, OF told" Hadensville, wa
an attentive listener to the Taylor brothers.
Mr.. Underwood Kimbrough, OF Todd coun
ty, KY, wasan interested visitor at the speak
ing.
Mr.. r. e. Adams. Of Saddlersviile cam,
over to hear the brothers argue political mat
! tiers.
Mr.. Sam. Chestnut, of Trenton, was enjoy
ing the music and the speeches here Thurs
day.
John Jackson, Esq, of Todd county, wal
an interested listener to the speeches Thurs
day.
Mr.. Wellington Byrne, OF Robertson coun
ty, Tenn, came In Thursday to see the Taylo
brothers.
Mr. Robert w. Klmbrough, Of Todd coun
ty, came down to hear the political speeches
Thursday.
Mr.. Dink Brown, of Todd county, wa
among the many pleasing visitors to our cit,
this week.
Mr. Sears Major attended the Baptist As
ISOLATION last week In Nashville, and returned
Monday evening.
DIR. ], s. Dickinson, OF Trenton, cam,
down with the young Democracy to hear TIL,
speeches Thursday.
Mr.. Frank snadon, Of Hadensville, at
tended the discussion Of political affairs b,
the Taylor brothers.
Mr.. w. g. Whitefield, OF Paducah, KY.
is visiting his son and daughter who are at
tending school in this city.
p. o. Duffy, Esq, of Guthrie, was amonI
his old friends here Thursday, and heard tn,
speeches of the Taylor brothers.
Mr.. John NJ. Roach, OF Told county, on,
of the editors old friends, was among 9Th
unterrificd" In the city Thursday.
Mr.. lack Billlngsly, OF Trenton, cam
over to hear Bob Taylor preach Democrat!
and open the doors OF the church.
Mr.. Thomas Baynham. of Cadiz, KY, cam
up Thursday to hear the Taylor brothers, ant
enjoyed the discussion very much.
Capt. John c. Dabney, Of Cadiz, KY, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Roach, in the city, Thus
day, and also attended the speaking.
Elder A. L. Johnson, formerly of thi
county, now citizen OF Fort Worth, Texas
was among his friends here this week.
Mr.. Elijah Garth, Of Trenton, was amon
the attentive and interested listeners TO tn
eloquence of the candidates for Governor.
Mrs. P. T, Millett, with her children, ha
gone on visit to her fathers family II
Atlanta, Ga. She will remain month o
more.
Col. Crit Reeves, of Trenton, came dow
TO hear the speeches and Bob's anecdotes, an,
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