Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-27
Personal.

Mr.. J. B. Gass senior partner of the firm
of Gass & Bro, merchants of cambridge,
is in the city on business trip.
Mr.. w. B. Moore of the firm of Moore
Il Moore" of cambridge, is down buying
goods for his house.
Mr.. NJ. J. Condor, the well known and
successful railroad contractor, arrived yes
terday from his extensive works in Georgia
Mr.. W. B. Ragsdale and bride, nee Miss
Annie M. Tomlinson, of Tate Spring, az
rived yesterday evening from visit to the
Atlanta Exposition and stopped to visit
Knoxville friends
Hon. Frederick Douglass passed up on
yesterday evenings train, returning to
Washington. He lectured in Greenlaw
Opera house, Memphis Thursday night.
Mr.. Will H. Roberts, money order clerk
at the post-office, arrived ON yesterday
evenings train with his family, from Camp
bells station, and they will make their home
here.
Dr. r. P Eaton, of Eaton's Roads,
and his daughter, Miss Laura, arrived on
yesterday evenings train for shopping ex-
cursion.
Mrs. Jos. r. Mitchell, Mrs. F. A. Moses,
Miss Lizzie Nelson and Mr. J. Allen Smith
were among the Knoxvillians who returned
yesterday evening from the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton.
! MIR. S. W. Edwards, agent at Nashville of
the Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia Air
Line, arrived in the city yesterday evening,
and is at the Hattie House.
Mr.. Andrew j. Thomas, of the Newport
Sentinel, was in the city yesterday.
Hon. I. G. Fowler, editor of the Bristol
News, came to Knoxville on last nights
freight from Rogersville, where he wit
messed the hanging of Joe Harris as the
representative of the New York Herald.
Mrs Callie Hale and her sister, Mrs. An
ME Patrick, left last night for Philadelphia,
Pa where they will spend some time.
MIR A. A. Sharp's family arrived home
on yesterday evenings freight, from Grain
ger County, where they have been for sew.
eral months.
evening from visit to the Atlanta EXPOSE
ton.
Mrs j. L. Whteside and her little SON.
Claude, of Chattanooga, are in the city fol
short time, stopping at the Atkin House
Dr. r. P Eaton and his daughter, Miss
Laura, of Eaton's X Roads, who were up t.
do some shopping, returned home yester
day.
Mr.. L. P. Speck of the Rockford Manu-
featuring Company, and his little son, wer'
in on business yesterday, and honored thu
CHRONICLE with call.
Mr.. w. D. Rule, after spending few
days at home, returned yesterday to resum
, his duties as route agent on the river maj
service between Chattanooga and Kings
port.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Queener, the popular cloth
ing salesman with McTeer & Co., returne
yesterday from witnessing the marriage c
his brother, at Coal Greek
Mr.. Chas B. Woodward, former we
known Knoxville typo, now connected wit
the Gainesville ga. Eagle, left this morr
ing, returning to Gainesville. His younges
daughter, on account of whose illness b
:, was summoned to Knoxville, is much be
. ter. Charlie took his little boy with hin
). His family will 60 as soon as the health I
. the babe will permit, and they will NAL
Gainesville their home.
:, Col. j. W. Gaut. the senior member I
= the we'll known and reliable commissiC
house of J. w. Gaut l. Son, has returne
= from business trip to Western cities.
d, Mr.. Alexander Morgan, of Messy Cree
ID formerly deputy sheriff of Jefferson Count
10 was in the city Yesterday.