Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-02

Hon john Baxter, United S a:es
Circuit Judge, arrived home yesterday
evening from Nashville, where he has
been holding ceurt
Co! JAS. P. T.y!or, OF Carter C unity,
inventor aud Proprietor OF the Won
derfQl Taylor gun Hf.d his brother
Dave. LEFT on yesterday ning's
train, returning home with their sun.
Hon. Robt. L Taylor, Of Jonesboro',
who has be3r taking ia our Stock Ex-
hibi ion, returned home yesterday
evening.
Mr.. w. S. Form walt, tue popular
timer of JonesborO', who came down
to attend the funeral of his friend D.
NJ. Lyon, returned home yesterday
evening.
Rev. Geo. White, D. D., OF Mem
phis, an eminent divine of the Epis-
copal Church, together with his am
lily, arrived in the city yesterday
morning from Virginia, where they
have been r%efugeeing, and are at the
Atkin House. They will be here a
day or so before returning home.
R9v. J. r. Payne, who has been in
charge Of the business department Of
our religious contemporary, the H0t-
st0n Methodist, is TO leave u, having
been assigned to the Weaverville Cir
cult. North Carolina. He will g. in q
few days with his family to his work.
We regret 10 part with Mr.. Payne. He
is q courteous end clever gentleman.
Rev. W. 9. Graves, the new
preacher appointed by the Holston
Conference, M. E. Church, to take
charge Of Little River circuit, came
down yesterday from Morristown, aud
went over 10 enter upon his work.
He breaches at Jones' Chapel, south
Of the river, TO- day.
Rev. w. w. Bays, the newly ap,
pointed pastor of Market Street, Nj. E.
Church, South, Chattanooga, went
down yesterday to take charge of his
new work, and will preach his first
sermon to-day. He will not remove
his family for a week or so yet. Rev.
DR.. Keith, the new pastor of Broad
| Street Church, will not be here before
next Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. L. Maloney@sand children
returned, yesterday evening, from a
visit 10 relatives near Athens.
Mrs. W. c. Tatum and family left
for their home in Loudon county, hav-
ing been here to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Tatum's brother, D, NJ. Lyon.
Mr.. A. B. Malindy and his son Ar
thur, of Hawkins county, who had
soma fine stock at cur Exhibition, and
carried off q number of premiums, left
for home or yesterday evenings train.
Mr.. John A. Rule, who has for sew.
eral years been connected with the
CHRONICLE office, business and mail
ing department, has accepted q situa-
ton in the house of McCrary & Bran.
son, Photographic. artists, etc, and
will be found by his many friends in
charge of their business in the from!
room. john is q steady, reliable and
competent business man, and will nc
doubt succeed we'll in his new place,
We wish him much success.
Athens Post: J. w. Caldwell, ESQ.
a promising young member of the
Knoxville Bar, favored US with s
passing call Monday.
Nashville american, Thursday
Rev. james Park, of Knoxville, is al
the Maxwell, on his way home from
attending the Synod which met a
Columbia last week. He leaves fol
home this morning.
cambridge Watchns432 Hon. ]. II
Meek, Of New Market, has been il
: bed sick since court at Rutledge. = \
Capt. J. M. Fain. of McNulIy {
) George, Knoxville, was on a brie
visit home last week.