Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11


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Boob! Winter is coming.
The iron front block looks well in
new paint.
Wonder what's the matter with the
clock in the postoffice lobby?
Rev. w. r. PEBBLES and. Presiding
Elder Hill will start to conference
next Monday.
Mr.. G. J. Williams, son-in law of
Mr.. T. II. Hyman, arrived this morn
my iTOHl CdlllOTnla.
Mr.. r. +. McCulloch is having an
addition made to his residence on
Greenwood Avenue.
1t is thought the new addition to
HOwellschool building will be ready
to occupy next Monday.
The new brick warehouse of Mr..
III. G. Merritt on Commerce street is
rapidly being completed.
Tarpley, Day & Co.'S. new paint
shop has been freshly painted and
presents nice appearance.
Mr.. Stewart Hume took his depar-
ture to-day for years stay in vari-
Gus parts of Virginia and Florida.
Work on the large new addition to
the Elephant warehouseisprogressing
finely. The timbers inside are inn
mense.
Bryce Stewart Sr. Esq, left home
to-day for an extended visit to Daw-
son Springs, hoping to recuperate his
health.
Remember the sale of Col. j. f.
House elegant furniture next Mon
day. 1t is as good as new and will
be sold cheap.
Mr.. Parker Curl, formerly contrac-
tor of Louisville, Ky, is with Bulk
and Shea on the Gracey job at the
Grange Warehouse.
Mr.. j. w. Caldwell candidate for
elector of the Second Congressional
district, has resigned, and Mr.. George
p. Voc appointed in his place.
Mosquitoes are nipping lively in !
their old age, as they evidently in
tend to make their last bites extern
sive, anticipating early, and sure
death.
Three bridal couples, all contain
ing principal from this city, was
sight seen at the passenger depot !
when last evenings train passed |
north.
Mrs. Samuel Hyman, mother of
Mr.. T. H. Lyman, and Mrs Katie
Rays, sister Of Mr.. Hyman, of Louis
vile, are visiting Mr.. Lyman on
Main street.
1t is likely that the Clarksvile
Street Car Company will run its line
through Academy Avenue to South
GAINESVILLE, then east to the cemetery
and proposed park.
A gentleman writing from Nash
vile to the CHRONICLE says: The
praise of Clarksville's hospitality and
royal entertainment is still on the
lips of every "bivouacer" l meet.
We can never forget the kind treat
ment received at the hands of your
people.
a queer acting stranger who dress
ed and appeared on the streets in at
least five different roles during the
past few days; and left last night, is
supposed to have been Pinkerton
detective. Wonder who he wanted -?
Somebody would be public bene-
factor by thinking the holes in the
sidewalk on Commerce street from
Second street to the river. The
shaggy places in this plank walk are
terrors to the shoes and dresses of
ladies who pass over them.
The fourth and last quarterly meet
ing of Rev. j. w. Hill will be held
ct the Methodist church Saturday