Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1889-12-07
THE CHRONICLE.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 7, 1889.

Rev. j. i Harrison returned from
Franklin Saturday.
j. w. Chestnut, Trenton, KY, wb
in the city Tuesday.
Joe Viers of STATIONS shoe stole
spent the Sabbath in Allensville.
j. G. Mclean, of Russellville, KB.,
has taken place in the Leaf office.
Mrs. p. J. Wyatt left Monday I've
ming for Diego, w. Va, to join Sher
husband.
Mrs. g. j. Faxon is visiting the
family of John w. Faxon on Frank
lin street.
g. L. Pitt, as assignee, has closed
out the stock of goods belonging I'd
J. II. Cole.
Christopher X. Smith and wife,
returned Saturday from their bridal
trip to Louisville.
w. A. Settle is preparing tc open a
grain, hay and coal store, corner
Third and Franklin streets.
Carney Lyle will be found with
Judge Smith, at his new Office on
Second street, next to the court house.
Jno. Osborne says that there are
only two men in the city who do as
they please-himself and Capt. Ora
cey's goat
Quint Atkinson seems to wear the
editorial coat gracefully. He is get
ting down to business and proposes
to make the Democrat hum.
Dr. w. p. L@wrence and j. f.
Elder went bird hunting Saturday
and bagged forty-three quail. This
is the largest score of the season.
Frank Morrison and family, who
went to Nashville some six months
ago, returned Saturday and will
make GAINESVILLE their future home.
Rev. Mr.. Harrison of the Methodist
church, will move his family here
next Monday. They will board with
DR.. Herring until the parsonage is
completed.
The Farmers and Labores Union
and knights of Labor convention
met in St. Louis Tuesday, over 500
delegates in attendance, for the pur-
p1se of uniting he two orders.
The lawyers who have been in
Nashville this week attending
Supreme Court have returned home.
The Montgomery county docket will
be taken up Monday.
An infant of DIR. A. w. Trawick,
which died in Nashville Sunday
LAST. was buried in Greenwood to-day
: with services by the Rev. w. r.
PEBBLES. Quite crowd of DR.. Ira
wick's friends were at the grave.
Harry Gerhart is the proud father
of nine pound boy, and that makes
somebody about this office feel the
great responsibilities of grand-pap.
The youngster is hummer; all do
ing well.
Mr., George II. Alternately and
Miss Stella McCurdy will be mar
ried some time next week. Miss Me-
Curdy is daughter of "Jim Rusty"
of the CHRONICLE. Mr.. Alternately
is a son of the late G. r. Alternately,
and connected in this city.
II used Ayers Cherry Pectorai
freely in my practice, and recon-
mend it in cases of Whooping Cough |
among children, having found it |
more certain to cure that troublesome
diseases than any other medicine / |
know of."-So says DR.. Bartlett, of
Concord, Mass.
The Secretary of the Treasury in
his estimates for river appropriations
in Tennessee, recommends to Con-
gress for the Cumberland river above
Nashville 100000, and below Nash
vile 100000. We hope for some
thing better than this for the lower
Cumberland.
Nashville Herald: At the Meth
odist church, Cedar hill, Tenn, Miss
Georgia Jackson was married to Mr..
james DaTden, Rev. J. w. Jordan o.
floating. The attendants were, Ar.
Harry England and Miss Lila Ayers,
Mr.. George w. Darden, Jr., and Miss
Mamie Jackson. Miss Addie Rufin
presided at the organ. A reception
Yves rendered the bridal party and {
few select friends at the home of Col. {
n InAA,