Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-09-04


city Tuesday. He Is now Q frequent visitor
TO the Tobacco Exchange.
The many friends OF Mr.. II. DAILY win re-
greet 10 hear that he Is sick with typhoid fever |
at Mira. Gums In this city.
Hon. Alex Bagwell, James ". Rice and
Clerk and Master 10. Stout, Of Dover, attend
cd the Senatorial convention.
MRS. Ellen Clapp and children, who have |
spent the summer, with Hon. d. N. Kennedy |
returned 70 Memphis Saturday.
Misses Lou Reid and Bobbie Watson re-
turned to Hopkisvilie Saturday, after a de- |
iightful visit TO Mrs. 7. p. Major.
Miss Annie spicer viii leave to-day for
the 0arrettsburg, KY, neighborhood, where
she Will take charge Of q school.
miss Ada young LEFT Thursday morning
for Russellville, where she win enter as
pupil In the Logan Female College.
Mr.. Frank Wake has returned from Hop
kins county KY, where he has been putting
up tobacco for I. d. Luckett q Co.
Mr. ]. Kelsey, President OF the Ohio VAL
ley Railroad and Hon. J. r. Clay, Its attor-
ney, are expected in the city to-day. 1'i b
Mrs. e. B. oonnell, after spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs, e. b. Ely. re-
turned to her home in Memphis Tuesday.
Capt. Q. G. Maner, conductor on the L., A.
q 7. road, left Saturday night for his home at
East Point, Ca He will return In week or
80.
George Bryarly returned Monday evening
from a three-weeks' trip, In which he visited
Old Point, White Sulphur Springs and New
York
Mr.. NJ. A. Stratton has returned from
visit to Eastern markets, where he has pur-
chased a large stock OF fall goods for his shoe
store. hI sal s lM
| Capt. Bill Mari has returned to Nashville.
The captain enjoyed his visit r. ClarksvilIe.
and was as full OF bright eplgrammatic sem
fences as OF yore., M,
Mr.. Robert l.. Moody, Jr., who has been
visiting friends in the city for the past two
weeks, returned to his home IN Trenton, KY,
Wednesday evening.
Prof 8. A. Link, of Robertson county,
, was In the city Monday. The Professor has
been elected superintendent OF the Blind
Asylum at Nashville.
n -Mrs Otis P. Ellet, OF the Garrettsburg
neighborhood, was in the city last W ednesday.
, We understand Mrs. Ellet contemplates re-.
moving to GAINESVILLE. ~ at
{, MI. B. F. McKeage expects to bring his
family here, from New York, about the mid
do of October They will be quite an add
ton 70 Clarksville society.
Prof d. M. Quarles, of Garrettsburg, KY.
was In the city Tuesday. His old scholars
and friends win be glad TO know that he has
+, good prospects for fine school. this fall.
Miss Fannie Williams, of Guthrie; Miss
:, Lizzie Killebrew, OF Ringgold; and Miss Eln-
ma Wilson, Of Clarksyille, were the guests OF
s Miss sallie slaughter, OF ST., Bethlehem, this
week. .li a
0 Miss Bolder and Miss Wood both Of KY,
who have been visiting Mrs. L.. @. Wood
this city, left for Hopkinsville Monday morn.
y Ing, and carried good many hearts with
them.
!" Hon. William M. Daniel, left Thursday
morning with his daughter. Miss Maggie, fol-
f. Louisville, to meet party Of young ladies en-
Irouts to Miss Baldwin's school at Staunton
Virginia.
i DIR. II. NJ. AGREE, OF Chattanooga, was in
the city on business the first of the week. He
left Wednesday morning, accompanied by
Ibis daughters Misses Irene and Annie fol
j ttheirho
Hon. Chas. p. Warneld was called &c
r Olmstead. KY, Thursday morning to attend
the bedside OF his brother-in-law, the Rev
Geo. r. Browder, who was at the point Of
{, death with pneumonia.
y Mr.. Will Anderson is back from HurrJ.
Is cane Springs much improved in health. HI
made quite Q reputation az an impremptr
7, speaker while away. and the boys are coins
to call for him the frst occasion that presents
itself. UYf f4 44 WaE isy
!. Col. r. E. Thompson, of Lebanon, was in
the city Thursday, on professional business
l. Col. Thompson is a candidate fol-, the Stat,
=. Senate. He is a gentleman of the old school
Is and everytime he offers himself for an Office
l. his people give him their warm support,