Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-24
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Bradley county, TO Jake iooh az TIC
works in which he isinteTested |
Gs5fnf bas s51O1sA iSioz4o SNSssA |
Miss ssduey MeGaughey, of Athens,
who has been visiting at The residence
Of b efisister, Mrs. Mans N elsofl, for 2
few Sv1 s vi ieH yesteEdsy, EreEaFnies
saaHD 3od8 -seRld
Mr.. Chas. w. DePue, of the firm Aof
Butt, DePae 4 Co, returned yesterday
from apifpp TO aPpsri Rest FTe anesseS |
taking in Tate springso on his trip, -. z
Mr. WV. Ross, Of Oliver springs |
was IN The city. YES ferday, s H reports
things lively about that pfes'ant little
summer srespft. says lucy have from
rs TO 100 guests there now an d as
many mere iaarsW ex pected in few
days. Rsw 1Rwz
. Meesrs- Jne. W. Ptsi'etf and rJa w.
Gaut wsnt down sesle fday I 6i{,oncord
to be present at die els4 iag & efeises
Of the oHhA sdhdol. sUNE HaE|
Prof. . E., S. qJoynes return ed home
yesterday evening from 81 Huntingdon
and N Nashville Aavinga stopped ever
at the Normal SchotA at Concord If0'
Capts., George, Washington aud n.
81. Taylor conspicuous members of
the :KnoxsflIe legal sfrstefnity took
the train yesterday evening for Tate
Spring for brief recreation.
Mr.y<Jalius Mayer returned 1yester-
day morning from q business trip to
the upper counties. q g W, lg = s's !, c,
Miss F annie TCauIkinsis Mr.. Alfred,
L. Young. the popular Market Square
merchant, and Mr.. J. Atkins, went
over yesterday evening to Mt. Nebo
| Springs: -t.-.R az = s7gR7-r 1Efw
= Mr.. CT. Seattle and wife, aud Miss
Mamie Scaife, who have been fashion-l
able and attractive features of Mont
vale Oseeiety, this season, came over
to Knoxville yesterday aud are regis
ed at the Akin House
| Mr., W. ~. Shult2. whorwhhT his
falnil ~ basTeN spending the season at
MontvaleS came over yesterday to re-
main day or 80.
| Morristown Gazette I'VE, were
pleased 1o meet on souH Estreets last
Thdrsd ay orr handsome young legal
friend, - Josh. w. Caldwell, of Knox
lyilIe. Josh-is one among the promis-
ling Of Ten nessee . sons and one that
Knoxville may be proud o.. He was
en- route for Tate's to -ecreate for few
| IweekegT?l 0ETQA pT0V &
! Mr.. Jas. r. Ogden, General Passen-
ger and Ticket a gent Of .heE. T., v.
& Ga. and Railroads, went
down yesterday to Look after the inter.
ests of the line below this point.
Misses Belle Patterson and Lille
MaloneE two bright and shining
lights IN Greeneville society. grand
/ daughters of -ex, President Johnson,
came + down yesterday aud are guests
atthe Atkin House szZ aa5s5Ssz5a ,rI1 Ii
Misses Meta and Mary TURKEY went
| up yesterday evening on q visit to
Morristown.s Miss Maggie MeCamp.
bell went On thel same train to visit
relatives at New Marke ' $50. 5'5 -.a
! Mrs. bThos. w. Fitzpatrick and
4 family went up yesterday evening to
! Morristow n to spend portion, of the
Il heated termaa among relatives 20 71s -
| Memphis Ledger The following
| Memphians. are at Rogersvilles stops
'hping with Professor Wilson ct the
Female College, anselegant building
surrounded by & beautiful and we'll
shaded grounds 81 D.. n. Poston and
family, Darlington Mason and family.
]. Z. Shanksan family, Mrs. Owen
Lilly and family, Mrs. J. Harvey
Mathes and family, Mrs. Jennie
fsDashiel:F At the Powell House : w.
1 NJ. Carr and wife, Mrs. Joe. B. Carey
and daughtergi Miss Lizzie aDsvids,
Mrs. VIM. Karr, Miss Maggie Karr,
Miss Peal Kouns,f Mrs, G.. p. M.
fTurner and children, Mr.! P. Dun.
ayant and family, Captain Sam Gam.
! mon, Misses, Maggie and Ella Duna.
igvant. s1u1ieeIssTg sss p dose ta 3. d 81
Mr.. VIM. p, Jones and lady, Of
Philadelphia arrived in our city on
yesterdays train and are foil of en-
thusiasm over q visit, which, with
their friends. Maj. Pettibone and Mr.,
INV. D., Shaver. they paid to /" Island
Home" Mr.. Jones Is known to all
our East Tennessee merchants as q
business man of great energy, and by
becoming "a hsppyg beaediet heB has
shown at once Sound sense and social
! taste. BE is the recipient of good
wishes from hosts Of friends! s3s
l.. Distressing gsymps0msq ULO
/ Ia the stomach and bowels may announce the
existencs either of oyspepsiasin the frst or al
| obstruction in, The second. or the approach d
Come choisratic complaint. or simply diaTrh@a
Collie, bitter or sour eructations, pressing down
of the bowels, fseii 1s q oppression or Hutter.
ing at the pit Of the stomash, are among thess
unnleasapt symptoms They and their cause
are speedilya rem died By Hostetter's stoma el
Bitters. "a single wine klassfui often causing az
imm edists cessation Of pain. When the diff,
eelty continnsse it 10 only necessary to pursus
the use Of this Etand ard rminatiye = and anti
dyspeptiel medicine to obtain entire and perma,
nent relief. Nothing in the 90 mpesition or fiavo,
nf RI . RIFT n Is I n tlsa