Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-16

wholesale grocery house of Condor Broth
ers. arrived home yesterday morning from
two weeks trip to Eastern cities.
sIr. S. L. Burnett, thriving merchant at
Big Greek, Cecke County, was down yester-
day, making purchases.
Mayor Peter Staub left yesterday for =
trip to Cincinnati and other Western cities,
on business trip in the interest of the
Knoxville Foundry and Machine Company, |
with which he is largely identified.
Miss Lizzie Shields and Miss Clyde Gill,
of Bean Station are in the city, visiting at
Mr.. W. A. Galbraiths.
Mr.. f. E, McCroskey left on yesterdays
west bound train on business trip.
l.. p Speck, of the Rockford Manufac-
turing Com pany was in the city and paid us
call yesterday.
Lieut.. G. H. Mlligan, of the government
river improvement works, returned yester-
day from visit to home folks at Greene
Vile
Major j. F. O'Brien, general superintend-
ent of the E. T.,y. &. G. Railroad, left yes
terday for trip down the road.
Mr. Mel 81. Dickson left yesterday even
ing for johnson City on legal business.
Mr.. Will A. Anderson and wife went up the
road on yesterday evenings train.
Mr.. S. p Condor was in Sunday from
his works on the X. d. o. Railroad extern
sion. III
| Mr. John Madden, who is engaged on the
| works of Thompson & Jones, on the K. &
O. Railroad extension, was in the city yes
terday
Mr. D. L. Ross, well known travelling
hardware salesman, left hast night for Vir-
ginia, from whence he will go on an ex-
tended trip South.
Mr.. T. A. Il. Nelson left ON the early
train this morning for Clinton, to attend
court.
Mr.. F. G.. Martindale, Montvale Springs,
was in the city yesterday, and gave us a
call
Capt. J. f. Davis returned yesterday
evening from Nashville, where he went,
| SSiuIOdy, viii Two pTlsOucfs
Mr.. VIM Holtz, night clerk at Schubert's
European Hotel, left, Saturday, for a visit
to Bowling Green, KY, to be gone few
weeks.
Prof r. A. Scott, formerly of the colored
public schools here, now of Rome, Ca, was
up with his family on visit, and returned
yesterday. He is now principal of the col
ored school in Rome.
Mr.. John w. Brown, of the Rogersville
Press and Times, passed down the road
yesterday, bound for Nashville.
Mr.. W. L. Brown, of the Rogersvine
Press and Times, is in the city.
Rev J. NJ Durham, of the NJ E. Church,
in charge of the New Market circuit, re-
turned on yesterdays train from filling an
appointment at cambridge. He will move
his family up this week.
Capt. j. F. Mcclure and his daughter,
Miss Nettie, of Covington, Ky, former
East Tennesseeans have been visiting in
the city, guests of Mrs NJ L. Patterson,
and left yesterday evening for Jonesboro.
They were accompanied by Miss Annie
Dosser, of Jonesboro.
Hon. W. B. Staley, Hon. NJ. l.. Hall and
Mr.. c. E. Lucky, left yesterday morning
for Kingston, where Judge Staley holds
court this week
Rt. Rev. G. L. Quintard, bishop of the
Episcopal diocese of Tennessee, left yester.
day extending his visit to Athens and
Cleveland.
! Mr.. J. Herbert Stiff, of Cleveland, Ohio
travelling agent for the Davis Sewing
Machine, who has been in the city for &
day or two, left on yesterdays west bound
train.
Capt Jno. R. Spurgin, Of Jonesboro, wal
aboard yesterdays west bound train.
Mr.. Jim F. Campbell, popular Balti
more grocery salesman, stopped off yester
day, looking afteor his Knoxville trade.
Mr.. Geo. T. Larkin, of Morristown, cam,
to the city yesterday morning.
Colonel Lon F. lexis, agent OF the U. S
Quartermaster's department, arrived her,
yesterday evening, returning from visit o
few weeks to his home in Iowa
Mr.. Fritz W. Hamilton, popular Cincin
natl clothing salesman, arrived on yesterda.
evenings train.
Mai. Tom O'Conner returned to Nash
vile Sunday. E.
Atlanta Constitution Hon Horace
, Maynard, Postmaster General, arrive,
last night from his home, Knoxville, Ten
nessee and will spend several days visiting
the exposition, Mr.. Maynard has many per