Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
SHORT STOPS.

at opera House saturday night.
Mr.. S. E. Cazatt succeeds Mr.. Sic
gel as ticket agent at the l.. &. N. de
pot in this city.
Mr.. J. L. Phipps bought the three
remaining lots Of the Tompkins
property Tuesday.
Mr.. 10. Boiling has bought of DR.
Wilson, the DR.. Beaumont residence
The price paid was 5000.
Mr.. r. II. Burney has bought Of
Mr.. Emmett Morrow the Judge Lur.
ton residence, paying the amount OF
$7,125.
Mr.. Alex Frech living on McAdoo
creek, elost barn by fire Sunday,
containing some three or four thou
sand pounds of tobacco.
Mrs. Sam Hinton of the Seven
teenth district, lost barn containg
about five hundred sticks Of tobacco
by fire on Thursday Of last week.
John Thompson, in A Huge Joke,
will be presented at Elders Opera
House Saturday night, October 9th
There is fun and lots of it. Don't
miss it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgson returned
from the Eastern cities several days
ago. Mrs. HIS. new millinery goods
are already arriving and specimens
can be seen by examining their beau
tifully decorated windows.
Carrie Hinton, the thirteen year
old daughter of Mrs. Julia Hinton III
the Southside, died Sunday nighE of
typhoid malarial fever. The many
friends of the bereaved family deeply
sympathise with them in their attiic-
ti0Hs.
Mr.. G. r. Horseley, of the Eleventh
district, lost a barn of tobacco by fire
Sunday morning. The barn contain
ed the product of ten acres, being his
entire crop. Mr.. Horseley is an old
man and this loss falls very heavily
ON him.
The term of office of the Tobacco
Inspectors has been Changed from one
to two years, and the same gentle
mem were reelected Monday. They
are Messrs. Il. il. Porter, w. f.. Buck
neT, Austin Peay and r. l.. Ellis.
This is splendid endorsement of
their past services.
The new Mission church in So,Gti.
GAINESVILLE, is now complete with the
exception of the painting, and servi-
ces will be held in it next Sunday.
The citizens of that locality deserve
great credit in building this church,
as many in the city did not know
that such an enterprise was on foot.
Mr.. Lewis Ragsdale, son-in-law Of.
Mr.. II, ID. Moseleys has bought of Mr..
John Hurst, a lot containing about
four acres. 1t is a portion of the
Wisdom property on Madison street.
The price paid was $500. We UNI
derstand that Mr.. R2gsdale will build
a fine residence on it at once
Do not fail to attend the speaking
Saturday at the Courthouse, by Hon. |
Josiah Patterson, Democrat, and Hon.
II. b. Lindsey, Republican, electors
for the state ut large. They have
been having large crowds wherever
they have spoken, and our people
should turn out and hear them.
The handsome new Female Acad- /
envy has been completed and was oc-
cupied last Monday by Mrs. Buford |
and her pupils. Our citizens gener-
ally rejoice at the completion of this
institution of learning, and all who
have daughters to educate cannot do
better than to send them to the Clarks-
Vile Female Academy.
Attention is called to the card of
our old friend Dr. r. A. Thomas, who
has accepted a situation in the drug
store of Mr.. f. r. Bogard in the
Arlington building. TO all of the
DID citizens who know Mr.. Thomas
L is unnecessary to commend him,
put to the younger generation we
would say that he will deal fairly
Ind squarly with you every time.
iive him q call.