Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-02

house OF buSts OCA uC " w. az 4sOa0Cs
Ca, arrived in the city Tuesday night.
Misses II. 8. and J. G. Ordes, young
lady teachers in the public schools of
st. Louis, who have been taking va
cation visiting their cousins, Msssrs.
B. and r. Braine, left yesterday, re-
Misses Roens and Maggie Mabry,
daughters OF George w. Mabry, Esq {, |
returned yesterday from visit to New |
Market.
Mrs. Mary B. Fleming and her
grandchildren returned home yester-
day from visit to Hawkins county.
Col. John e. Helms. of the Morris
town Gazette, accompanied by his
'dorg,' came down yesterday, and are
registered at the Hattie House. That
"dorg" Is devoted to his master, and
he finds it impossible to get away from
1t. It followed him to Nashville at
the late democratic convention, and
was the occasion OF considerable
amusement at Col. Helms expense.
Miss Sallie Butler, teacher In our
city schools, her brother Willie, and
Miss Sallie Jackson returned yesterday
from a visit among friends in the old
north state.
Mrs. M. J. Allison, of Texas, who
has been visiting her brother-in-law,
Fl. Barry, Esq. for some days, left on
yesterdays train for lower East Ton
nessee.
Mrs. Nellie Crowder, of Montgom-
cry, Ala. who will be favorably re-
membered by those who frequented
Tate and Montvsle Springs last sea.
son. has been spending day or two
at the residence eff Col. J. W. Gsut.
and left for Tate Spring yesterday
evening.
Mr.. Lee Conner, all efficient young
engineer, who has had an engine on
the East Tenn, Va. and Ga. railroad
for some time, left this morning with
the expectation OF getting an engine
on the Cincinnati Southern railway
Lee is clever boy, sober and reliable
in every way. He goes with good re-
commentators, and we hope TO heal
of his success.
Mr.. L Havey left last night To-
northern and eastern cities to purchase
a large stock IF stoves, tin ware ant
other goods in that line. On his re
turn he will open out on east side o
Market square in the building former
Iy occupied by G w. Albers.
Mr.. l.. G. Hall, of Portsmouth, Va
has accepted the position of operate
in the city telegraph Office in this city
{. MIR. Lon Ashmore, who has been il
the Office temporarily, went up to hi
home. Messy Creek, yesterday.
Rev. DR.. David Sullins, Presiden
of Emory and Henry College, Va.
and wife, who have been visiting
friends In East Tennessee, left 70
home on yesterday evenings train.
Mr.. John Lynch and wife went al
to Morristown yesterday evening.
Mr.. G. 3. James and family, of Bris
toll, Miss Hannah l.. Kane, of Wiz
ginis, and Mr.. s. FL. Gunter, Of Mis-
sissippi, are spending some days il
the city, guests at the Atkin house.
Miss Lizzie Lewis, teacher In GU
city schools, and her niece, Miss Mag
gle Hayes, returned on erda
evenings train, from spending fe,
weeks down the country.
Mr.. w. r. Hicks, prominent al
! torney of Clinton, and his father, re
4 Gently elected county trustee 1
Anderson county, were in the cit
yesterday.
DR.. w. E. Coleman, of Nashville
u is stopping at the Hattie House for
= few days on his return from Tai
= Springs en- route for home. His cut
J, and bruises from the recent wreck al
almost well, he reports, but he is y,
suffering from nervousness. He wi
o start for home next Saturday.
Il Mr.. Harry I. Thornton, OF Louil
;. vile, KY, special agent for the Coz
y necticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
~ Hartford, one of the oldest and mos
y reliable com panies In the land, Ia !
the city and will be here for some day
. looking after insurance interest. bls
CJl. John D. Briep, of NashviIl
: went over to Montvale yesterds
=" eve iny.
II Mr.. John Cruze, of the Fl, m of But
D .Pue & Co., went over to Maryvil
% yesterday evening to look after wor
the house has in progress there.
AS our reporter was coming alon
. Water street, last night, shivering wit
the chill night air, and drawing b
= overcast tightly about him, he though
snow Is the time for colds and coughs
but if poor mortaIs only knew what
!. certain cure DR.. Bulls Cough Syru
is, how few could long suffer, and the
). it costs only twenty-five cents Sal
), dusky (Ohio) Register.
10 Good Rio Coffee, 15c; Goo
Java Coffee. 26c: Good Moe
Coffee, gee; Good Roasted COffe'
"a zoe, at John Hudiburg's. ao
, Only Ten Days Longer.
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