Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-21

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r.James P. Me- Donald left yesterday tor
Atlanta Ca, where he will be connected IN
business with Mr.. NJ. J. Condor, in his ex
tensiye railroad work in Georgia.
Mr.. John Shea, popular young rail-
roader. in the employ of the E. f., Y. u.
Road, at Chattanooga, was up visiting home
folks Sunday.
Maj JAS G. Anderson, of the 4. q ..
Railroad civil engineering corps and wife,
|came in from Careyville yesterday.
Mr.. Robt n ,McEwen, of Coal Greek,
was in the city yesterday, circulating among|
his many old time Knoxville friends.
Mr.. Chas. O. Ward went down the road,
lon yesterdays train.
Mr.. Geo. P McTeer, popular Baltimore,
travelling salesman, arrived in the city Sun
day.
Capt. w. c. Kahn, who has been at Nash
vile for several months, is in the city, stop
ping at the Lamar House.
Mr. E. A. Alsers, the well known auc-
tioneer, has returned from New York, where
he has purchased large stock of goods,
and he will open his regular auction sales
when they arrive. He also returned via Gin
cinnati, and purchased large stock of
those excellent buggies and spring wagons.
Misses Medoria and Mamie Williams, of
st. Louis, arrived yesterday evening, to
visit their mother, Mrs. Watrous, and are at
the Hattie House.
Col. A. Blizzard and Hon. w. Fl. Briant,
prominent attorneys at the Athens bar, al
rived yesterday evening to attend supreme
court.
Ma. A J. G. Robbins left yesterday
evening for his railroad works ON the North
carolina division of the East Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia Railroad %
Alexander Eckel, ESD, prominen
young lawyer of cambridge, was in the cit,
yesterday and gave the CHRONICLE a pleas
ant call. ENz IS
Mr.. Robert Vestal, the veteran clothier
has gone East to lay in additional fall sup
plies. ".
Mr.. Will Price, the popular music dealer
returned yesterday from upper East Ten
nessee.
Judge D. X. Young, of Clinton, was il
for few hours. yesterday, but is not abb
yet to leave his son and resume his seat a
! Judge of the criminal court
Mrs. r. F.. Thomas left on yesterda
! evenings train for a visit up the road.
Rev. G. w, Brewer, of the Baptist Bea
con, arrived yesterday evening from a tlil
to the lower counties. fHa
Mrs. r. NJ Staples and little son arrive
yesterday evening from a visit to lower Eas
Tennessee and are at the Hattie House.
Mr.. D. B. Grace, of ssthe Monroe Demo
crat, arrived on yesterday evenings train.
Mrs. FL. P Truman, of Louisville, Ky
, sister of our honored fellow-citizen, Mr. ]
&c. Flanders, the clever proprietor of til
Hattie House, and her accomplished daugh
ter, Miss Mabel, who have been visiting g
the Hattie House, left yesterday, returnin
home. Miss Mabel made many friend
during her stay, among the young folk
! and she will be missed very much from th
! Hattie House and other society circles.
Mr.. NJ N. Cannon, of Loudon, the bo
reader and elocutionist, arrived on Sunda
Evenings train. ----
Capt. H. E. Fitz, agent of the Quartz,
masters department., stationed at Kings
ton, was in the city land gave us pleasal
lcall yesterday.
Mr. W. Dow Ruleleft on the early trai
this morning for Chattanooga, to take
the Reunion of the Army of the Cumbel
Hand, after which he will resume his run
the river mail service between Chattanoog
land Kingsport.
sPeyton Carter, Esq, went up yesterda
evening with his family, who have been
1.-THE city for a day or two.