Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-31


yesterday returning to their home in Gov
ington, KY.
Dir. r. W. Hamilton left on yesterdays
west-bound train on business trip.
Mr. Jno. NJ Howell AMI Miss Manic
Nessler returned yesterday from LEAFS
Springs.
Mr. Frank A. Moses family arrived
home yesterday from Hawkins County,
where they have been during the summer.
Miss Maggie Mitchell returned yesterday
from visit, of few days to Rogersville.
Gen. W. G. Kyle, of Whitesburg, arrived
on yesterdays train.
Capt. Thos Tomlinson, the genial and
clever host of Tate Spring, arrived in the
city on Yesterdays train.
DIR. A. 2. Whites family arrived homo
yesterday from spending the summer in
Upper Fast Tennessee.
Miss Carrie Bell, of this city, and Mrs. I.
F. Howell, of Rome, Ga, arrived yesterday
from Tate Spring, where they have been
during most of the season.
Mr. Joe NJ Fain, of cambridge, arrived
in the city on yesterdays train 1t is his
first visit to Knoxville since his unfortunate
accident.
Mr.. W. I. Marsh, live and enterprisine
merchant at Home, Greene County, was in
the city yesterday.
Dir. Charley Davis, who has been visiting
his friend Mr.. Jas. Reeder for few days,
left for home yesterday.
Mr.. D. E. Maxwell, of Florida, spent a
few hours in the city yesterday, and left on
the afternoon train for New York, on bust
ness. MIR. Maxwell is superintendent of
! the new railroad which is being built from
Ferdinanda to Cedar Keys, Fla, which will
run through the lands of our fellow towns
man, Mr. Geo. W. Ross, and arrangements
are being made to locate large saw mill on
| the place.
| Mr. Otto Horwitz, of New York, who
/ has been in the city day or two, left yes
terday evening, returning home.
! Dir. Music B. Given. of Florida, who, to-
! other with his wife and her mother Mrs.
! Finnegan, has been visiting at Hon. Perez
| Dickinson's for some weeks, left on yester-
days train, returning home. Mrs. Given
and mother remain at Mr. Dickinson's.
Mr.. A. Lobenstein, the well-known
clothier, left yesterday evening for Balti-
more, New York and other Eastern cities to
/ purchase new goods.
| Mr. JAS r. Gilmore, the extensive luu-
! Der dealer of our city, left yesterday eve
ming.
/ Mr.. j. N. Davis, postmaster at PARROTS
! vile, Cooke County, was in the city yester-
day and gave the CHRONICLE pleasant
call.
I Mr. john l.. Mathews leading merchant
at Friends Station, Jefferson County, was in
the city yesterday, accompanied by his son,
Geo. ". Mathews. George will enter the
University of Tennessee
Mr.. Joe II. Hill, of cambridge, WAS in
the city yesterday.
Mr. W. H. Cohman, of the firm of w
Il. and L. G.. Cofman, returned to Morris
town yesterday evening, after spending a
few days in the city.
Mrs. G. J. Foster and children, of Louis
lana, who have been in the city a few days
left yesterday evening for Upper East Ten.
nessee.
Miss Hattie Park arrived home yesterday
evening from pleasant visit down the
country.
Messrs. Milton B. Ochs, T. Nixon Van
Dyke, jr., aud Emile Wassman arrived
from Chattanooga yesterday evening, te
enter as students at the University of Ten
nessee.
Maj. W. D. Van Dyke, of Chattanooga
arrived yesterday evening, accompanied by
his son. who enters the University
Mr.. A. b. Eaton, son of DIR. Il. P. Eaton
of Eatons Roads, aud Mr. 7. j. Mason
l'jr., son OF Hon. J. I. Mason, of Loudon,
arrived yesterday evening to re-enter the
University of Tennessee.
, Mr.. W. +. Patrick and wife, Mrs. Gallo
Hale and son and Mrs. E. A. Brownlow lef
yesterday evening for Tate Spring.
Messrs. Sam. W. Flenniken and John G
Mccoy, two of our well known merchants
left yesterday evening on the Cincinnati ex
cursion, and to purchase goods.
Messrs. w F. Cummins, Thos. P. Rich
ards, Albert Baumann, Chas. Seymour, j. E
Ross and j. c. Cox were among the depar
f lures yesterday evening on the New Yorl
=, excursion.
Mr.. Jno. P. Rodgers, prominent attor
ney of Maynardville and Mr.. Coram Acufl
county court clerk of Union County, wer
in the city and gave the CHRONICLE pleas
ant call last night.
Mr.. Geo. W. Rollings and family RI
turned yesterday from Mt. ,.Nebo Springs
whese they have spent short tim
pleasantly.
MIR. John NJ. Currier, clerk in the Pensio
Office, returned yesterday from Maryvill,
where he was summoned by the death of h
sister, Mrs. Belle Burger.
II For Sale,
One large steam boiler. Applv to