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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-23

PERSONAL---VERY. take pleasure In calling
the attention of our readers TO the AN
nouncement in another column, headed 1
Celery and Chamomile. The DIR. Benson I
mentioned is well known to the public. all 1,
over the United States, and his remedies !
are now standard goods. His standing in
the medical profession, perhaps cannot be
vouched for better than by the following
letter from DIR. Samuel Chew, Sr., profess
or of principles and practice of medicine
in the university of Maryland. at Balti-
more.
DIR G. w. Benson is "A graduate Of the
school of medicine OF the university of
Maryland. While a pupil of that institu-
ton he was distinguished for industry and
zeal in the pursuit Of profes siOnal knOwl-
edge and his examination for the degree
of doctor of medicine was entirely saisfac
tory to his instructors. have known him
for several years and believe him to be
physician eminently prepared to be useful
and also of an exceptionally good moral
character take great pleasure in COM
mending him TO the esteem and confidence
OF the community"
During the recent voyage in the "City of
16klnR Oh several ulSSlOOdTles Vi ulueI6nt
denominations, they spent the time in un
ion study of the Scripture. thus presenting
goodly example of fellowship.
Hundreds of Men, Women and Children
Rescued in every community from beds of
sickness and almost death and made strong
by Parker's Ginger Tonic are the best ev-
licences in the world of its sterling worth.
Post. fm42ml
The Heather WomGn's Friend has a cir
culation of over $4,000. being gain ol
2,44l over last year. This continues to
not only hold its own among the ladies
magazines, but take the lead as the very
best. This periodical should be in every
Methodist home in the land.
Invigorating food for the brain ant
nerves is what we need in these days Of
rush and worry. Parker's Ginger Tonic
restores the vital energies, and brings gsot
health quicker than anything you can use
-Tribu,ae. See. adv. 46w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-23

In Henry aud JOhnsOn's Arntcn
"a ad OIL Liltmeut we furnish you a
large bottle for so cts.
"Signs of a severe winter" are now be-
ing brought out. The Connecticut sports
men who bag wild ducks say they have
never known these birds, or partridge
either, so thickly and heavily feathered
Ducks, especially, are loaded with o mass
of down under the feathers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-23

As rene dy to purify the blood, moth
ing can be found equal to Bakers
'anndrRke Bitters. Price % cts. per
bottle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-23

WE WANT sysr3 t5xG 6 S4lE 6sr Se
| Picture Frame Co, Auburn, Mass. 4i"4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-11-23

When cough sounds like Croup-that
is dry and hard-do not delay an instant!
Give DOVES Eiixir often enough to
keep the cough loose, and the danger will
soon be over.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
TO the Cadets.

II you want = first>Class Cadet suit,
90 10 10 McTeer & CO., las Gay street.
Postal Appointments and Chang es.
Mr.. James NJ. Gass, Of SesieryiIle,
baa r ce!vei tbs epp0irt neut OF mail
route messenger On the Knoxville and
May vile route, and is II report for
dufy to the postmaster ct this place
nszt Monday.
Mir. }. D. Alexander, who is now
messenger on this route, has been
promote ] in the service, and is to take
run on the line from Chattanooga to
Atlanta. i'll the place Of Mr.. Robert J.
Allen, O. B:ount county, who is t. he,
as We irarn, transferred t. the Bristol
and Chattanooga line, to fill the
vacancy caused by tie death Of the
lat w. 7. Lowry.
MIR. William Dawson, CT Loudon
county, who has been appointed postal
rou . agent, as has been stated by Us
is to report for duty on the Cincinnati
Southern Railway.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
ssEiStal EIREnage SHIFTS.

Bristol Reporter: Tho widow and
oAi!dTeD CT Wm. Ackerly, d=ceaaeG,
have brought suit in t46 law curt Of
Bristol agaln-t the East Tennessee,
ErEiuis and Georgia Railroad Com
p2Dy f0r twenty tb0usand dollars dam
ages. It will be rene IL hered that hlr.
4 ckeCiy WAS killed few months ago
gshi!e III ne discharge Of his duties as
s"itchm&u on The railroad ct til 3
place. He fell or wac thrown bttWeeD
the ears and vas crushed under the
y heels,
Tue suit il the lazy court Of Bristol
Of A1rs. a, N DJugheIty sgainet jos.
NJ. Jones and wife, for Islander, has
been compromised. The dtf-ndsnts
are TO pay Mrs. Dougheriy $500 and
the costs Of tt:e suit aud the charac 81
Of Mfs. Doughelty is to be vindicated
ia codrt il the way usual in such
Gases.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
sARTAE AND CHAPMAN.
How and Where the Alleged Hon Sc
thieves were captured.

thieves were Captured.
Il has been briefly announced in cur
columns that Lum Saltsn and Alex.
Chapman, charged with horse steal
ing, have been arrested In Georgia,
aud returned to Knoxville, in charge
of Sheriff Gosstt'. The stealing for
which they stand indicted was
done near one year age, at
| which tine some four or
| i've head or horses were stolen from
Morrow, Underwood and others, ju,t
east of Knoxville. The thieves we're
pursued to Kentucky, and some OF the
horses recovered. There was supposed
| to be three parties concerned in the
stealing, SAT- Il, Chapman, and Bill
Cook, who was arrested a few months
sfterwart Ia Kentucky, brought back
here, convicted, and is nov st Coal
Greek, serving q term Of three years
In the penitei t airy.
SartjD AMI Chapman succeeded in
eyAding pursuit until few days since.
Mr. r. NJ. Lewis, son OF VIM. Lewis,
ESQ, OF this county, ;hrou2h a cores
pondence with his broth jeff, in Tex
as. received Information Of the where
abouts OF Sartin aud Chapman. He at
once went 10 work to ferret out the
matter, and to him is due the credit of
discovering and securing the arrest.
Az we learn tha two, Baytan and
Chapman, landed together in Gaines
Vile, Ga, short time before last
Christmas. They remained there
come time, working in a brick yard s
portion Of tbs time. Then, il eeems,
they separated, Sattan going 10
DahloGega and Chapman to j. ffers0n,
Ga. At ibis latter place Chapm at q
grand father lives, and he secured
employ meut through hiEn. 6artau
was engaged about gold nina Deal
Gainesville, and Sue Chapman was
living VITA him.
As tias been stated by as Sheriff {
B. Gossett received information @
their whereabouts, and left last Tues'
day ia pursuit armed with the capias
He, in company with Deputy Sheriff
John Black Cox and Mr.. f. Ii Lewis
arrived with the prisoners. TheJ
were comGui ted to jail, where they
will remain Kill the nezt session o
the criminal court. 4 reward Of $5(
each vas offered by the governor fol
their capture, but that will hardly re
munerat= the ospturers.
. Sartjn seems to have kept we'll pest
. ed in Knoxville occurrences through
, correspondence with bis brothe
, Tom, in Texas, and it was through
this indiscrees conduct that he va
I caught up with.
, We are requested by Deputy Sheriff
, Cox 10 return thanks, in the name G
, the officers, to Jas. R0bels@n, Z. s
marshall. and Thos. Haynie, city mar
; shaiI, st Gainesville, and Sheriff Sat
terfeld. Of Lumpkin county, for vaIu
able s.istance rendered.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13

LADIES will find relief from their
Headache, Costiveness. Swimming in
the Head, Collie. Sour Stomach, Rest
lessness and the ma y ills the sex ia at
times almost universally subject to.
Indigestion, Constant or Periodical
Sick Headaches, Weakness In the
Back or Kidneys, Pain in the Shout
ders and differeut parts of the B ,dy, a
feeling Of Lassitude aud Dependency
are all removed by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator.
1t should be used by all persona, old
and young. 1t is not unpleasant, is
purely vegetable, and is not Injurious
to the most delicate constitut Cd.
being seriously afflicted with gen.
eral debility and total loss of appetite
for the pact three or four years, tried
Simmons Liver Regulator, which has
completely restored my appetite, and
my heath In general Is greatly i'm
proved.
MRS. EDMUND FITTON,
No. 81 Sellers street, frankfort, Pa. ,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
who is Mrs. winsiOws

As this question is frequently asked, we Will
simply say that she is a lady Who r upwards OF
thirty years. has untiringly devoted her time and
tai hts as Fema Physician and nurse, principal
IL among children. She has especially studied the
CO stimtion and wants Of this numerous class, and
as result Of this effort and practical knowledge,
obtained In lifetime sp Mt as nurse and physi-
clan, she has com on ded soothing syrup. for
ch ldTen teethln II op Tites like magic-giving
resi- and health, and is moreover sure to regulate
the bowels. In cons quence OF this article. Mrs.
WINSTON is becoming woTld-renowned benefac-
tor Of her race; chi dren CERTAIN do Rise Up d
BILE S her sp cially is this th case in this city.
Y, st quaint of til So thingSyrup ar DAILY sold
ard US d h Te. We think Mrs. WI SOW has i'm
mo tailed h name By lis invaluable 4 ticle, and
we sine rely b Ieye thousands # Chi rem have
been saved from II early grave By Its timely use,
and that mill rs ye; I'M or will share its benefits.
ana Uni p In calm her blessed. No MOTHER has
Clscf,arg d her duty to her suffering lit le ODp, In
our pfTlirn until she has ven il the benefit OF
Mrs VFinsOw's SO thing SyFup Try 1t mothers
TRY 1T now Ladies' Visitor. " York City. Sold
by all Druggists. % cents bottle.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
Funes OF Joshua DePup.

The funeral of the late Joshua De-
Pue, father Of our towDsmau Mr.. c.
w. DePue. was conducted yesterday
evening at the residence of his son>in-
law, Mr.. J. B Hoxsie. There was q
large attendance of relatives and
friends of the family, and the services
were conducted by Rev. c. B.
Sparrow, pastor of the First NJ. E.
Chuch, of which the deceased
was al honored member, assisted by
Rev. J. J. Marker, Of Chattanooga.
After the services the remains were
conveyed to Grey cemetery for inter.
ment, followed by large funeral
cortege. The pail bearers were Messrs.
J. Cooley, III. M. Gaines, ST., J. J.
Young. D. Richards, A. FormwaIt, D.
r. Samuel.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
''DanseL ROchaf.r

Sardou's Jew drama m. de a solid
fnothold upon public attention In New
York. As play it ranks htgb, as an
intellectual Production it does not ia
any sense belong to the vapid. puny
efforts that are houored VITA the "a, K
OF plays, lately go profuse in number
and advertising. TIE best thing that
eau be eaid OF Daniel Rochat" al
drama WAS said by the Home Journal
as follows: 1T gives the impres
sion Of q highly intelIect ual play,
because, IN t9e first place, lis
motive is one which requires for its
development natures nigh order,
and, in the second place, because this
motive ia held up clearly bgtore the
mind OF the spec atorA, and followed
out to lie legitimate issues with logic
simple and severe. The subject is one
| which, in the haUds OF genius, readI-
~ lends Itself to dramatic trea ment.
we nave here, in she hero aud heroine
OF the piece, two natures with many
elements of affinity.
BON are sincere, earnest. devoted TO
their Ideals, high principle couscien-
iou9. seit-sacri tieiug. BIt the ideal OF
'he enc IS limited To the perfec ion OF
| humanity 0n this earth; be REFUSES to
accept ~hat Cannr be brought within
the exact Getermin tiDns O. the logical
| faculty. The ideal OF tbs other de-
mands life beyond the grave Tor toe
fulfl!n1et Of it, bet hops, is yearn-
iugs, is a-pirattous; hers is The re-
| Ngious Ideal, he ideal OF the heart
Bring two suCh natures into cOntacr
make them in love with one another
and il Is evident that, if they remain
trua 10 taeir ideals, ID! re is room for Il
profO indy Tragic deuouempnt. O
course; 1t Is only art If a high ordsl
which Gould develop the dramatic
Capabilities Of 20 high q theme; bu
tnIs eSqui=t4 art Safd0u has Known
how to employ, and the result IL 1
work hich will assuredly 'ake il;
place among tbe more permanent con
.rio0uons 10 The dramatic I!;eratuIe .
the age.n
Tne play of "DauiAi Rachat" is in
cluded In tue roper ORE Of Miss Cal
noun who begiDs an engagement q
tins 0psra house. Monday. Seats az
low on sale at Williams book store.
In taose advanced sjages Of bronehia
dise.se, where great organic deca,
precludes the possibility OF reeto Il ton
Or. BuH's Cough Syrup gives yer
grststut ease AID relief to the wear
suffer +
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
The Chi-DeIta socf. ty Exhibition.

The exhibition of the Chi-Delta So
cie.y Of the university drew an inn
menss audience at the opera-house
last night. to witness the exercises.
The cadet cornet band, under the
leadership OF that piince of musicians,
Prof G. r. Knsbe, furnished some
music at the opening of the exercises,
and interpreted 1t through the pro.
gramme.
Rev. DR.. Thos. W. Humes, president
Of the Univ eEs!ty, presided over the
ceremonies, which opened with prayer
by Rev. J. g. Schsidt, pastor of the
German Lutheran church. The frat
exercises on the programme was an
Grafton on Usefaluess, the end
of living" by Mr.. Jas. A. Cole,
Of ShilohvilIe, followed by Mr..
White Hughes Of Columbis, In
an essay, subject, Per aspera ad
astra."
The debate came next On the ques-
| tor, SHOULD there be al educations |
or property qualifi cation for voters ~
For the affirmative there appeared
Messrs. T. =. Vaden, Of La Grange,
and W. B. Young, of Clinton, and the
negative was sustained by Messrs. J
b SCR, OF Messy Creek, aud J, c. r.
Mccall, of Clafksburg.
The concluding performance was by
Mr.. a. Park, of Knox willie, Oh " The
Ltvin'-A PJe-m.n This was 8 par
ady oa tbs Raven" decidedly
humorous re citation, exceilently relt>
deEed and highly apprecist d by the
audience. Il fact. without drawing
any inVidious distinctions, we might
truthfulIy say that all the boys
acquitted themselves With credit tC
themselves aud tle institution.
Tn decision was rendered by th,
committee in favor Of the sffi mstiv,
in the debate. The committee con
sisted Of Judge b. II. Ingers0lI, Col
W. 4. Hendereon, Co. A. Caldwell
Col. Noses Wult. and M. W. F
Washuurn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
S'EESEE EFT ES.

Second Match Sunday.
Five weeks til Easter Sunday.
Taylor & Co. have some very fine
Canary and other Bird Cage.
Taylor & Co, hsve a new article of
Stew Pan. housekeepers who ere
usIug them ere delighted with them.
The measles lave about spent their
forge at EtiZ .betht ID. and are suc-
ceeded by whoopiGg cough, says ths
MOuntzInesr.
Tine Morris;Own Times says saloon
keeper OF t1at tLwI touk his leave a
g = nlghts ,ego ana has not been heard
Of siuce, except that part of him that
means unpaid bills for supplies from
Knox HE merchants and others.
Bristol r Reporter : Mf, Geo. W. Br0sel
who ] VS. three Or four miles south
east Of Bti.toi recently cot poplar
tree. on his farm, that measured s fes
across the bat and made ii logs s fes
long. The largest log measured 81
inches in Giameter at The small END
ar. Rr0se calculates that tbs Tree vii
IN .ke is $50 feet Of lumber.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13

No TIME TO BE LOST. In the in eip-
lent stages Of Consumption, the first
symptom is generally a backing cough,
pains in the chest, difficulty Of breath
Jog, or oppression of the lunge. Some
thing should be done at once to check
the cough, allay and heal the irIiiat d
parts. Aliens Lung Balssm will break
up the cough ia an incredible short
time; also prevent the formation Of tu-
bercies. Where tubercles sra once
formed, the disease is hard t, cure.
For sale by all medicine dealers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13

Change Of Rase,


This very remarkable enterprise
continues TO make such progress as to
sstoDish it's friends and att)und Its
enemies. Lis greatly increasing pro--
PORTIONS have compelled thu removal
Of lis headquarters from the Tribune
Building to the very large and beauii-
fui building, n 264 Bfoadway, VI hich
Is IN the very midst of the "bock die
trict" OF New York City. and, there's
fore, OF the Publishing enterprise OF the
nation. Ihis building. though ak
stories in height Is feet front and 100
feet deep, is sufficient only for the fiji
ces and REAL! store Of the company.
The manufacturing lie carried on 10
several large hulidiDgs located 10
other parts OF the city, though it is
contemplated concentrating THEM 5000
ID one no mense tae tory 10 te erected.
Their list Ct recent and early forth
coming public 4ttons are extremely IL
teresting TO al! who eIiny what is
choicest in Literature. 'Che Library
Magazine is unique in both form and
character, and altogether delightful IN
the richuess of It's con:e, t OF the
books announced, Green's larger
"distory OF the English People," re-
duced FROM $40 10 81; CarIyle's His
tory OF the French Revnlurion,n re-
duced to 40 cents; CArtyle's Heroes
and Hero Worship" 25 GEMS, aud the
Revised New restament.n which is
promised 10 be Manufactured with
rapidly heretofore unheard of, vii
attract special 1T ent;nn. It Is W. b
while for every one Who hsa not al
ready seen it. t. eend and get the illus
trated psmphier, "Book Making, anc
Type Sitting by Steam,n when vii
b9 sent free upon application Ad.
dress. the A merican Book Exchanxe
764 Broad way. New York.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
q SPE ClAL
From PhjiOdeLph5O i!
PHILADELPHIA, March 6, 1881.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6, 1881.
MEssRs. GOssETT, FORD & BRO:
Ia reference 10 the Solar Tip Shoes,
We hereby authorize you to warrant
every pair Of them, both IS TO material
and workmanship. You can give
either new Iair or the money back
for every pair that is not satisfactory.
We do not warrant against abuse or
fire aud water, bat allow you TO be the
the Judges.
JOHN MUNDELL & Co,
iij1l.3{. Manufacturers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
Premature Loss of the Hair

Nowadays may be entirely prevented
by the use Of BURNETT's COCAINE.
IT has been used In thousands OF cases
whers the hair was coming, out In
handfuls, and has never failed to arrest
lis dgcsy; it promotes healthy and
vigorous growth. and ii is at the same
time unriva1ed az soft and glossy
dressing for The bair.
BURNE IT'S FLAVORING EX-
TRACTS are the best, strongest and
most heaIthful. Sold everywhere.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
SisreWGness and Ability.

all the papers, secular and religious,
are having large sale, and are sup,
planting all ether medicines. There is
no denying the virtues Of The Hop
plant, and the pToprietor9 OF these Bit.
ters have shown great shEeRdness anCI
ability in compromising Bitters
whose Virtues are go pslpable to every
ones observatio2. - Examiner and
Chronicle.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
Sunday Schools and Local OPP
EE1R,

Herald and Tribune: Hon. Will. a.
MciePf, member OF the legislature
from Bsou. t county, stopped eff nj the
Washington house last Saturday
night, ca Eout3 for W&shin gtDn city,
anal spent Sunday i'll Jonesboro. He
made brief address before the Pres
OA t rian Ssbbath sehooI, in regard tt
the local option bill now pending be.
fore the legislature. after when the
following resolution was unanimously
ado t & by taa soU0o!:
"Res0leed, by the Presbyterian Sab
bath school Of jim =sborD, That the
Legislature Of our State are urgently
rtqQested 10 pss3 The local opsion law
that the people may not be b!ighted
with the goat cur5e % the liquor
traffic without their own CONSENT
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
n
GEO. w. ALB ERS.
DRUGGIST AND s,EEAKs ACHST.
East Side Market sGuare.

[ desire t. cali the attention IF my
friends and The pnhlic to my complete
stock Of Fresh Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints. Oils, &c, wh,ca [ am prepare ed
to Offer at the lowest figures. A
speciality made Of Physicians Pre-
soriptiona. L have secured the services
Of Mr.. 4. J. HeiGemar, a Practical
Druggist and Graduate Of the Cincin-
natl College of Pharmacy, TO assist me.
He can be relied upon IS being thor
Ough in his profession.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
Dr. jones Office at the Hattie House

Dr. Jones' Office at the Hattie House
l. the most popular resolt 10 the Sat.
of Tennessee, aud will be until the LIST
OF April. His great cures If inve'erate
cid standing seases. and the skill
and ease with which he performs the
most delicste operations upon the eye
Is the interesting theme of universal
conversation.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13

Rev. J. w. Witherspoon, Of Allegha-
ny City, Pa, corresponding secretary
OF the Mission for FfeemeD, arrived in
the city Fiday, to visit the Knoxville
College Rev. J. 81. Buchanan. of
Huntsville, Ohio. who had been visit
ing the College, left for home Friday.
Miss Ora Miller has returned from a
visit of some weeks at Chattanooga.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
HONEY 20 LOAN
ger z Term OF Five Yea,s,

Ter 2 Terna OF Five Yeats.
Ia sums OF Sl00 to s. 900 on unen-
c0mbered real ettate. For informa-
ton apply 10 the Savings Building
and Loan Assertion. Direct>Is-P.
Kern, I. r. HeAGd, J. Allen Smith
A l.. Maxwell, &. Dicioux, c. A.
Hodge, J. B. Kelly, D. Grove, Dr.. q
DeadericS, G, a. Cannon, E. S.
S heppeEd. H. N. Wilson and Z. L
Moses.
?. KERN, J. w. FLETCHER
Pes. S,c'y.
L TILLMAN, G. II. Brown.
Att'y. Treas.
iii13ie2t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13
Fire EssEjNal Meetings.

The services at Church street will be
pf0rracted during next week. QIite
az awakening is noted ia all the
people who attend these meetings.
The sermon iast night, by the pa tor,
was listened 10 With marked attention.
Inc singing was SPECIALLY good. A
meeting al some hour in the afternoon
of Sunday will be- held for the beDtf fit
OF al persons who ere seeking re-
iigiOn,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13

DISSEMINATING, sewing, mending and
darning of all binds done at the Girls
Industrial Home at very reasonable
prices. Take your work to the Home
and patronizs worthy institution.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-13

Rev. Dr.. j. b. Wentworth, Of New
! aG6, & m6m Der Of the Geuesee Con =
f-reUGe, AID enc of the abiest and
most eminent pulpit orators Of the
Bistl2dieg Episcopal Church, is ia the
ely. Ghs guest Of Rev. c. 3. Sparrow,
and will preach at the Fret M. E.
Church this morning and evening, as
is snoounced.
MIR. E. J. Sanford ret1rned homo
yesterday evening from tip West.
Capt :. 2. Rowan, Of Mafyville,
wsa in tie city yesterday.
Cap. ). 81. areer, of hIafyViile, in
sp. cor for the Post Office Depaftmet t.
was in the city yesterday. and went
oCer hnme on the evening train.
ar. f gar Kelly, the clever and
efficient d4pot azeut at Athens, came
up "n 8, terday evenings train.
N j. r. c. MoCslia, eugineer>in.
chef Of the Z. 81 Q. Railroad, return
ad yesterday from q tip getting hia
zee Ct engiaseGs again started on the
surrey Of the Louisville connection
from Carey vile t. the Kentucky line.
He 5 Quausred al the Atkin House.
81. john G. Brown. the popular
young clothing salesman, representing
Wni,ehiil & Co.. Of b sltimore, came
up from q southern trip yesterday
av,ning, and will spend Sunday
among his many Knoxville friends.
d. d. f. G ,odEich. Of Ohio, ant
DR.. L. b. SpeTry, OF Minnesota, wht
have been on prospecting tour with
D.. L. J. and Mr.. Thomas r. Price t.
Oliver SPRING., returned Friday mig ht
stopped ever ct the Hattie House, enc
have gene on trip to AsheviIle, n
c., aud yicia i.
I}gEnensia is glways relieved enC