Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-03
AT THE HOTELS
List OF Arrivals Ia the city.
The following is list of arrivals a,
be city hotels for September 2nds:

List Of Arrivals In the city. -,
The following is q list of arrivals q,
the city hotels for September End:
ATKIN HOUSE.
81. A. Steward, st. Louis; FL. G.
Caulkins, Hesson, Miss; J. C. Poston,
w. I. Antoine, Alamo; Harry Fra
ger, J. d. Turner, Jr., J. F. Turner,
Lebanon; X. a. Taylor, Reedsburg,
Wis; Hauey Gillespie, South Pitts
burg; F. L. Blizzard, t., R. McKeldin,
Athens; s. III. Stanberry. ID. A.
Minis, Newport; J. w. Thompson;
jacksonville; T.. P. Speck, Rock ford:
J. w. Grace, Lexington, Miss; Ocla-
via Wilson, Maryville; Fad Ashley,
lexington, Miss; Y. II. Darbey, Cane
Creek; r. L. Blevins. Jno.aA A. McKir>
ney, Rogersville; Geo. r. Anderson,
Union; q. T. Gates, Maryville; J. w.
Montgomery, Cleveland; r.. l.. Doug
lass, Mobile, Ala; D. d. Wilkins,
Mississippi; Ed. Henegar, R. L. Knox,
Charleston. Fa. US.
esa Peg LAMAR HOUSE.
J. w. Hunt. Grand Junction; Chas.
M. Shepard; Mrs. B. Bowling and G
B. Bowling, Memphis; c. K. Cooke,
st. Louis; J. A. Grundy, Gin. o.; j.
A. AberDsthy, Rhea Springs, F. u.
BLIZZARD. J. r. McKelden, Athens; L.
l.. Sample. j. A. Ragsdale, T. w.
Ragsdale, Chattanooga; ]. M. Gris-
ham. S. s. Luttrell, Jonesboro; Brax-
ton Walker, Rhea county; [. J. Beard,
Marcellus Douglass, Atlanta, Ga j.
Nj. Heck. N. O.; w. B. Staley, Kings
ton; d. K. Young, Clinton; Mrs. Cass,
two children and nurse, st. Louis; Joe
w. Rankin, Mt. Horeb; Murray F.
Smith, wife child and nurse, Vicks-
burg, Miss; John Faulkner, Mary
vile; John E. Helms, jMorristowD;
Jas. M. Waldie, Dayton, O; F. a,
Ellis and wife, Memphis.
+ CENTRAL HOUSE.
J. L. Gouldthoite, Cincinnati, o;
j . G. McIsaac, Webster; Frank Cor
many, r. J. Neergasrd, Kingston;
Sam. N. Cloud, Kingsport; L. G. Boyd,
Jonesboro'; Mrs. NJ. b. Peterson
Newport. It'll
DR.. r. P. Eaton, of Eaton's x
Roads, came up yesterday, and made
US a pleasant call last night. He
brought along his son, Andrew B.
Eaton, who will -re-enter the Uni
versity. = ~. = - va - y = :
Mr.. 8. H. Thornburgh, Of New
Market, student of the University
came down yesterday, to be ready tc
s.ait 10 with the opening Is
Messrs. F. L. Blizzard and J. R. Me.
Keldin, of Athens, came up Monday
night to renew their school day asso
Citations at the University.
Mrs. Judge G. F. Trgg returned
home yesterday from a visit to The
farm near Bristol S@ ~ =
| Fire Alarm.
The alarm of fire, little after siz
O'clock yesterday evening, served To
stir up little excitement and tt
bring outline Fire Department pretty
promptly, but it was found to be i'm
| practicable and unnecessary to go far.
| The fire was at the house of Peter
Copeland, colored, out on the hill al
the east end of Clinch street. It was
a small shed ia his yard, adjoining bis
| house, which took fire, by what
means we did not learn, but it was
soon torn down and the fire extin.
guished with but little damage. rggf
Economic Aspect.
The economic aspect is a strong poin!
in favor of DR.. Prices Special Flavor
ing Extracts, Vanilla, Orange, Rose
almond, Lemon, etc. They are three
times the strength of the ordinary ex.
tracts; the bottles hold nearly twice
as much as those sold for the same
size. 3.
| ztsg. $40 to Tate's.
/ N The citizens of Knoxville now have
a splendid opportunity to drink the
famous Tate Spring, water at it's foun
ttain head. You can get ticket a
the depot for $40, which will entitls
you to one weeks board, and which
will also pay your railroad and bach
fare both ways.
! For the month of September our rate
will be reduced to $500 per month
Parties must, however, stay the whol'
month if we keep open; otherwise
will be charged at the ratesof $7.G0 pc
week. aug28~tf.
4 -7TUF- 5-TTTzT-b skz4s1sIs
T. We have removed 0ul
Drug Store. TO the South.
east corner of Gay and
a.a.-als sss.sa SIT EsEaE Tat1a 81 Fl =tt
| Clinch streets. @ : ss - s 2. s.s s
80 HUNTER & co.