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

on business.
MIR. c. II. Bailey and wife went to Nash
Vile Monday.
mir Frank Cox, Of Newstead. KY, was In
the city Monday.
MFR. Cash Edlin, Of District No. /, was in
the city Monday.
DIR. ]. W. wlclkham. of Palmyra, was in
the city Monday.
Mrs. r. W. Roach is visiting friends in
Cadiz, KY, this week.
Mr.. Jim Woodbridge went to Allensville
Tuesday TO vote for Rhea.
Miss Jennie Barker, OF Cloverlands, is Wis
iting relatives In the city.
Miss Lille johnson, OF the southside is
visiting Miss Mamie johnson.
Mr.. Martin Bryan, of District No. l, will
remove to Guthrie In December.
Mr. w. p. johnson and wife, OF Iakeview
Farm, were In the city Saturday.
MIR. Joe Graham and wife, OF Christian
county, were In the city Wednesday.
Mrs Ben Hollins has been visiting his
visiting her fathers family this week.
Mr.. Henry q. Hardy, OF Caledonia, Trigg
county, KY, was in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Allen @. Hall, of Nashville, is visit
ing Mrs. T. p. Major on Munford avenue.
Miss Pauline Elliott, of Lafayette. Ky;. is
visiting Mrs. Ed. Pettus, In New Providence.
Mr.. VIM. II. MinAns, ST., a prominent far
mer of Todd county, KY, was In the city Mon
day.
Mr.. Morton N. Randle and wife, OF the
saddlersviile neighborhood, were In the city
Monday.
Mr.. e. ". Harrison and wife returned last
Friday night from protracted visit In East
Tennessee.
Mrs. T. Herndon left home Thursday for
two weeks visit to her former home In
District No.0.
Mr.. w. II. Barksdale, OF Todd county, KY,
spent Saturday In the city and called on the
CHRONICLE man.
Mr.. T. Covington, proprietor OF the new
Touring mill In Guthrie, was In the city on
business Monday.
Miss Lou Redd. of Hopkinsvile, whose
presence is always welcome In Clarksville, Is
visiting Mrs. It. T.. Major.
--Messrs. j. A. Bacon and Mack Hite, two
substantial farmers of Roaring Spring. KY,
were in the city Monday.
Misses May Keesee and Mamie Hamlet
returned from Rossvlew Tuesday, where they
have been wishing for the last week.
Mr.. James Pollard, of Hampton station,
was In the city Tuesday evening, and hurried
home to vote the Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Walter Scott, of District No. /, was in
the city Wednesday, and reports the vote
Democratic, llS; Republican, ss, which shows
II large Democratic gain.
Mr.. c. O.. Gerhart, we are sorry to say, is
very sick at his fathers residence on Madison
street He has been for two years In the dry
goods business In Fulton, Ky.
Mrs c. NJ. Day, of Todd county, has bee n
visiting friends and relatives In the city this
week. No one is more welcome to the social
and literary circles in this city.
Mr.. II. A. Brantley, of Bryan, Texas, has
Spont week In our city, and explored Dun
bars Cave. He is delighted with Tennessee,
aud especially with Clarksvllle.
Master Charley Majors, with Capt. Crus-
man, is a model of good manners, and, though
only a boy In years, he has all the elegance
OF manners becoming man of mature years,
Mr.. j. f. Rutherford, the janitor of the
Tobacco Exchange, has been In charge of the
Exchange for six years, and has made a most
efficient officer, as shown oy his successive re-
elections.
MIR. II. G. Snoddy, editor of the Todd
County Progress, spent Tuesday among our
business men and his editorial brethren. "He
was looking well"-and "we couldn't say any
fairer than that"
DIR. Jim Ross, one of the cold timers,'
originator Of the "Fipe of Peace" tobacco, as
well as inventor of many camp yarns, was in
| the city this week. There's no Mugwump In
his makeup he's yard wide and all wool.
w. w. McMurray, Esq, postmaster at
Hampton Station, was among his friends here
Monday Esquire McMurray is one OF the in
vincibles who refused to "chip in" to max
up the Republican corruption fund for this
county.
-Messrs. NJ. B. Coleman, II. s. Broaddus
Riley Wiley, Bud Higgins, George Pickering
jackson Higgins Dug Boyd, Dunk Ransom,
and others, with big pack OF hounds, left
| Friday for deer hunt in the coalings of Hill
man, to be absent two weeks.
Our young friend Richard Poindexter car
ries into social lite the true bankers spirit OF
promptly meeting all engagements. Missing
train causes no delay, other conveyances
are resorted to, and at the appointed hour
Richard is Cherrily himself again.
Mr. F. J. Sebree, known to all old citizens
| here Familiarity as "Pomp" was IN the city
| Wednesday, Some ofour tobacco warehouse.
men ought to secure his services lie is
thoroughly posted on the tobacco trade, and
in the country all the way from Padncah to
! Louisville,
Branch White, one of Guthrie's boys, is
now running a freight and construction train
on the l., a. & T. Railroad. Branch has won
his success by hard work and faithful atten.
tion to business. His example ought to en-
courage the boys of his acquaintance. Labor