Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-23
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Lsss Of Arrivals iu the. C.,y.


The following Is list of arrivals 1T
the city hotels for September 2lstand
22d:
ATKIN HOUSE.. e.
F. A. Potter, St. Louis; Mrs. s. L.
Meason. Memphis; Mrs. P. c. Con-
nelly, Mobile, Ala; M. b. Stephenson,
San Antonio, Texas; w. A. Moore,
Atlanta, Ga Jas. NJ. Meek, New Mar
ket; F. w. Taylor, ST.. Hamblen
county; J. Harvey Ma,hes, Mrs. j.
Harvey Msthes and two children, Mrs.
jeanne Dashiell, Memphis. P. L..
Cline, n. II. Franklin, Dandridge; o.
Nj. Brabson, 'GreeneviIle; II. n. Voigt,
Louisville; Jno, Hood. MaryvilIe, n.
~ Quarels, TaIbo's; J. w. Sheerer,
New Orleans; Ell. Il. Marmaduke; r..
a. Hem phil, Atlanta. --e.. "a
LAMAR HOUSE %
Julius Hanan, M. J. Hughes, New
York; W. H Colly. VIM. E. New
hall, Philadelphia; Jno. w. Ruther.
ford, Cincinnati, O.; John Long. H.
n. Voigt, Louisville; Julius Scott,
Proprietor, B J. Coleman, Agent,
stewart English Opera Company"
J. II. Edwards. Hopkinsyille. KY;
George Garrett, B Aqua Springs; VIM.
D. Bailey, Paducah. KY; E. A. James,
Chsttauoogs; Thos. w. Brown.
Manager, The Gilberts;" ] w. Yoe
and wife, Messy Greek; VIM Stulman,
Virginia. & @ ga 81. & 80 ass
CENTEAL HOUSE.
J. a. Birdwhistell, New York; J. B.
Harlow, Greeneville; J. M. Harris,
Fort Blackman, KY; John E. Char
man, Andersonville; r. c. Harris,
Fairview, Va; L. G. Cox. Ervin's
Personal.
Messrs. Julius Scott, Proprietor, and
B. ]. Coleman, Agent of the Stewart
Opera Company, arrived in the city
Sunday night and are at the Lamar
House. The Company appear at
Staub's Opera House next Friday and
Saturday nights, Goth and 9th insts.,
and matinee at 3 O'Clock Saturday
evening.
Mr.. NJ. J. Hughes, of New York, q
| formerly well known Knoxvillian, is
in the city on business, and made US a
call yesterday. Mr.. Hughes is still
pushing his stereotyping process, with
gratifying results. We are sorry to
learn that bis wife is in very poor
health. She is at Morrislown under
treatment of physicians.
Mr. Thos. W. Brown, manager Of
1.-THE Gilbert,n dramatic troupe, is in
the city arranging for the appearance
of this combination here, on Monday
and Tuesday nights, 10Th and 3Olh
insts. Mr.. Brown is veteran in the
show business, and universally popu'
lar through this country. We are
glad to know that he Is now his OWE
manager, and wish him immense sue
cess with 1.-THE Gilberte." They art
also quite popular, and will draw good
| houses.
Col. Ed, James. of Chattanooga
was in the city yesterday. He came
to put in bid on the construction o
our Water Works.
Capt. J. Harvey Mathes, of Mem
phie, came down yesterday with hi
family from Rogersville, where the.
| have been during the summer. Capt
Malhes went over to Mary vile yester
day evening, and his family are at tn
Atkin House.
| Our young friend g. s. w. Nc
| Campbell left on the early mornin,
train yesterday for Lexington, Miss
}. near which plsce he will enter upol
an engagement to teach in a selec
school for one year. Before leavinj
he was examined and granted Law
license, and will pursuethat profession
in the future He is young gentle
man of good education, excellent hab
its, rare pluck and energy and viii
succeed. He has our best wishes t
that end. sssY
Mr. Mel FL. Dickson, a prominen
young attorney OF our city, went owe
yesterday evening to Maryville, Of
legal business. ~
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS STORE.
The Ladies' of Knoxville and sui
rounding country are respectfully in
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