Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-13


Messrs. W l. Brazelton and II. ". Hall,
of the new wholesale house of Fletcher.
Hall & Brazelt0n, reached home yesterday
morning from trip East, where they have
purchased an immense and attractive stock
of notions and piece goods, which are arriv
ing and being opened at the corner of Cav
and Reservoir streets.
W. c. Brandon, Esq, went to Concord
on business yesterday
Mr.. Thomas L. Williams family arrived
home on yesterdays train from an ex-
tended summer visit up the country.
Mr., w H. Wiley, of the Atkin House.
arrived yesterday from SaItville, Va.
Rev. R. Pierce, of New Market. passed
down the road yesterday, going to attend
his work as presiding elder of the Chatta-
nooga district, Holston Conference. NJ. E.
Church
Mr.. W, C. Chumlea and wife and his
sister, of Maryyille, came over yesterday.
Mrs Chumlea and si5ter-in-law went on
the II o'clock train for a visit to Loudon
and MIR Chumlea returned home
Mr.. Jesse B. Staley, son of Hon W. B.
Staley, left yesterday for an extended trip
to Chicago, and other Western points and
viii probably go to San Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. I. II. Rice and family, arrived yester-
day from Morristown, and are guests of his
brother-inlaw, Mr.. Jno B, Clotworthy.
Capt. Il. E. Newman, Of jefferson County,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr., J. J. Cole, Of Mt Horeb, jefferson
County, was down yesterday, for the pur-
pose of taking some steps towards changing
the mail route to cambridge from New Mar
ket to Messy Creek.
1Lessrs. J. L. OGutt and J. D. OTutt,
contractors on the K 81 0. Railroad extern
sion, came in on business yesterday.
Mr. C. Seiiaz, a popular young butcher of
Chattanooga, who has beenu up on business
for day or two, returned on yesterdays
train
Gen. j. T. Wilder Of Chattanooga,
stopped off yesterday on his return from
Roam Mountain and spent several hours
viewing the great improvement going on in
our city.
Mr.. E. A. Ross, of Clinton, was in the
city and honored the CHRONICLE with a
pleasant and approciative call yesterday.
Rev. Dr.. W. S. Doak, State superintend-
ent of public instruction, returned from
Maryville yesterday and took the evening
train for upper East Tennessee.
Capt. Joe NJ. Greer, of Maryville, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr. NJ B. Soule, of Minnesota, arrived
in the city yesterday evening, being sum
moned by q telegram to see his wife, who is
quite i'll at the residence of Mr.. L. E. Craig,
on Broad street
Maj. John Z. O'Brien, superintendent,
and Mr.. James G. Mitchell, secretary and
treasurer of the f. T., Y i G. Railroad,
returned yesterday evening from Nashville,
where they went on business connected
with the tax assessment of the road.
Mr. Martin Condor left yesterday even
ing for Tate Spring.
Miss Maggie Luter, Of Athens, arrived
yesterday evening, on her way to Well
Springs where she will assist Prof. ". a.
Wright teaching in the Powelrs Valley Sem
mary.
Gen. R. n Hood Of Maryville, president
of the Knoxville and Augusta Railroad, re-
turned yesterday evening from trip to
Georgia.
Hon Alex Reeder and daughter Miss
Mollie, went on yesterday evenings train
to Friends station, Jefferson county, to at
tend Quaker meeting.
Miss frankie Oates, daughter of Mr., E.
T. Oates, left yesterday evening for New
Market. where she will assist Prof. S. P
| Fowler in the Instructions at Holston Semi
nary. Mrs. Oates accompanied her and will
remain a few days at New Market.
Mrs. NJ J.. Patterson and her little son
left yestesday evening for Friendsviile,
jefferson County, to attend the Quaker's
| meeting.
Prof. S. P. Fowler, who has been spend
! ing a few days at his home, HeiskelPs Sta
ton, went up yesterday evening to New
Market, to resume his labors as principal of
Holston Seminary. The fall term opens
| Monday.
Capt Scott Bennett, superintendent of
Tennessee State prisons, returned yesterday
from tour of inspection to the Coal Greek
branch of the penitentiary, and stopped over
| on his return to Nashville.
Mr.. r. J. Allen of the Bristol and Chat
tanooga railway mail service, came from
Chattanooga on yesterday evenings train
and went over to Maryville to take his lay
over at home.
/ Corsets! Corsets!
Headquarters for these goods, at
DUNBAR's.
Druggists Praise Them.
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