Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-09-25
PERSONAL.


Miss Maggie Maerae returned to Mem
phis Friday.
Mrs e. F. Pearce and child have returned
from Mckenzie
r. A. hicFall, Esq, ofsailors Rest, was in
the city Tuesday.
-Alovely little boy now gladdens the home
OF Mr.. VIII Pardue.
Mrs r. V. Harrison Is visiting friends In
CovIngton and Memphis.
Mr.. Tarpley, who has been quite sick for
6 week, Il able TO be out again.
Mrs. Glasscock, Of Elkton, h visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Smith, in the city.
John II. Byars, Esq, OF Efkton, County
Attorney elect, called on us Wednesday.
Lieut.. Clip Irwin, U. s. A., is at his fathers
house In this city, on sick leave OF absence.
Col. N. Brandon and P. t. woford, of
Stewart county, were In the city this week.
Mrs. James f. Jessup. OF HopkInsville,
visited her daughter, Mrs. I. p. Major, THIS
week.
Mrs. Julia Rice, widow OF Judge James L.
Rice, has been visiting her friends here this
week.
Rev. ]. r. Soodpasture has delivered a
series OF sermons in the Court House this
week.
Mr.. @. G. Bell, the tobacco man OF Spring
field, has been attending the sales here this
week.
Mrs Page and daughter, Miss Willie, have
removed to Erin, which win now be their
home.
Mr.. George #. Adams, OF Adams Station,
is visiting his son, Dir. John Adams, In this
place.
Mr.. ], J. Mason, merchant OF Merritt
Station, on the l., A. q T. road, was In the city
Monday.
Miss Mary McAllester has gone East to
select and purchase stock OF goods for her
fall trade.
MIR. w. II. Lewis, OF Adairvllle, Ky, was
calling ON our millers and other machine men
Thursday.
Mrs. Sterling Neblett and son, Mac, left
Thursday on a visit to Mrs. Oliphant, on yell
low Creek.
Mr.. Charles w. Crockett editor OF the
Dover Courier, paid our town flying visit
this week.
Mr.. Samuel Rexinger and wife, and Mr..
Gus Rexlnger, of Cincinnati, were in the city
this week.
Mrs. Cosby Clardy and daughter, Miss
May were visiting friends in the city the first
of the week.
Mr.. James Henra,ti and FAMILY have re-
turned from Ohio where they have been Wis
iting friends.
--'Deacon Holleman and the editor were
day morning.
DIR. VIII Bailey, son of Colonel James E.
Bailey, has located in Nashville to practice
his profession.
Mr.. T. e. Barley, OF Hopkinsvllle, repre-
senting the South Kentuckian, spent Thurs
day IN the city.
Mr.. Robert Thomas, formerly citizen OF
GAINESVILLE, died IN Nashville Thursday night
OF malarial fever.
Mr.. G. Michigan, of the blouse of Corne!-
lus," went East Thursday morning to make
purchases of stock. -...s.' s......s. .t..
Mrs. Emma May Williams, of Pittsburg
Pa, is visiting the family Of her father
Thomas II. Hvman.
Mr.. John Loclsert one of the tobacco deal
ers of Guthrie, was circulating among the
dealers here Monday.
The Misses Young and Boyd, of BENEFITS
town, KY, have been visiting friends in South
GAINESVILLE this week.
MIR. w. b. VIM, formerly merchant In
lakewood, now a farmer, was visiting hil
friends here this week.
MIR. George Rossington, OF Chattanooga
has come up to see his wife and child at the
residence of Judge Tyler.
Mrs. Washington and daughter, Miss Ell
len, left Friday morning for Ellzton, which
will hereafter be their home.
Miss Ada Lewis, of Christian county, afte
spending the week at Mr.. r. W. Roach's, re
turned to her home Thursday,
-Messrs. James McChesney and ELY Yost
two Of "the young mems movement" from
Trenton, visited the city this week.
Mr.. w. T. Pace and wife, old friends of tn,
CHRONICLE, lett home Wednesday to visit tn,
sisters Of Mrs. Pace in Haywood county.
Mr.. ]. ". Chestnut, of Trenton, a live bust
ness man, dealer in wheat and tobacco, wa
stirring around in business circles here thi
week.
Mr.. r. ]. Fuqua, OF Lafayette, died at hi
home last Sunday night. He was an estima
bic gentleman, and his death is much re
GREETED.
We met Capt. il. Crusman and Mr.. join
Faxon together at the Captains Office Tues
day. Surely no man ever had two true
friends.
Mr.. r. A. Barnes, OF Forts Station, wa
stirring among the business men In the cit,
, Tuesday. He reports fine tobacco In all tina
section.
Mr.. James Paul, the Scotch farmer, ant
Mr.. L. H. Wolff, the tobacco deeler, both o
Sharon Grove, Todd county, KY, called on u
| Tuesday g