Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-20
OLD BUSINESS MEN.


Post Office TO. the Farmers, and Mcr-
chants, Bank, and we noted:
First the Post Office on the cor
ner OF the Square and Franklin
Streets which ably conducted by Mrs.
M. b. johnson, who was few months
ago appointed to the position by Presi.
dent Cleveland. She is assisted by
Boyd johnson and L. E. Green.
Next The Tobacco Leaf Office is on
the End floor Of Elder Bros, business
house. 1t isa prosperous Semi-week-
ly, Brandon & Barksdale propretors,
with full corps. Of printers and COM
plete job Office.
Next:-Elder's Opera House is large
hall fitted up with elegant scenery, and
under the skillful and generous man
agement Of Mr.. Jas. T. Wood it fur
nishes much entertainment and amuse-
ment TO our people during the winter
season.
Next:-Over the Post-office, front
room main entrance Elders Opera
House building is the coy Office OF
James T. Wood Clarksyille's esteem
ed, reliable Insurance, Real Estate
and General Agency. Mr.. Wood repre-
sents some OF the best American and
Foreign companies in existance and is
prepared to give you fire insurance at
as low rates as any other reliable agent.
He also gives special attention to the
collecting OF rents and does a general
insurance and real estate business, and
also conducts general newspaper
agency.
Next ALBERT Wettstein barber, on
same floor with Post-office with compe-
tent assistants.
Elder Bros Wholesale & Retail Deal
ers in Hardware Guns cutlery stoves
&c. Occupy the spacious thee story
building and is the largest hardware
house south OF Louisville, the firm is
composed OF the following well known
young men of our city. John s. Ell
der M. w. Elder and ]. E. Elder pro-
prietors. w. M. Atkins clerk j: R.
Rossetter travelling salesman.
Next:-C. d. & G. II. Bailey, furni-
ture dealers. large stock of elegant
styles, DR.. w. A. Shelby is with
this firm, and always glad to meet his
friends.
Next-R. s. Brolddus, dry goods,
notions, boots, shoes and hats, ]. G,
Rice, J. w. Rice, Carter Broaddus,
Miss Ella Willerson statesmen.
Next;--Coulter Bros, dealers in dry
goods, clothing and ladies dress goods.
w. f. Coulter and John B. Coulter,
proprietors, with Mrs. Howerton,
Erwin Neblett, John Gohlson, Clerks,
and John Macrae, cashier and book.
keeper.
Next.-Fox & Smith, wholesale and
retail dealers in hardware and stoves.
Ferdie F. Fox and Thos. II. Smith
proprietors, with Chas. Smith, book.
keeper, J. E. Fox, clerk and r. l.
Young, timer.
Next:-Isafc Rosenfeld Dry goods &c
Isaac Resented Proprietor Wholesale
& Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Boot:
Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats
clothing and cloaks, assisted by Mr.
Sam Rosenfeld Book keeper. G. T
Randle, in charge OF Dry Goods Depart
ment, Rufus Smith, charge OF Boot
Shoe Department, B. B. Cohen, clothing
and cloak Sales man, Miss Pauline Ros
enfield cashier.
EXIT. j. Crusman, the whole
sale and retail grocer. j.. ]. Crusmar
and B. Stewart proprletors. j, M
Macrae, book-keeper, w. S. Payne
bill clerk, G. t. Porter shipping clerk
Jas. L. Northington city delivery clerk
E. S. Reeves, Q. L. Major statesmen, A
A. Johnson, A. p. Jackson travelling
statesmen. Bailor Winston COL, VIM
McKage COL, Willis Crusman COL, por.
tiers, Lewis Boyd COL, driver.
Next :-Keesee & Northington, whole
sale and retail grocers, ], w. Keesee
and NJ. G. Northington proprietors
w. E. Beach book keeper, Jno, s. Neb
lett, w. H. DAILY, and A. B, Trawicl
clerks.
Next.-Cunningham Bros. E. w
Cunningham, 1T. and Clifford Gun
bingham, proprietors, with @. W
Beaumont Jr., book-keeper, Ed Organ
and G. G. Smith Jr., clerks.
Next:-C. NJ. Barker, dealerin fame
Groceries, with Alfred D. Holmes ant
Lewis o. Shackelford, clerks.
Next:-Pitman & Lewis, dealers il
n1n,bi,, unI ,,an,s furni~ hing goods