Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-16

| Springs. Mr.. SImmondS' family renamed
Mr.. Dan Briscoe, of the new wholesale
house of George l. Briscoe, returned yes
terday from spending Sunday at Morris
town.
Misses Lila and Ionic Reeder and Miss
Marsh returned on yesterdays train from a
/ visit to Friends Station.
Lieut. F. j. Milhgan and wife returned
yesterday from visit up the country.
Rev. j. t. Frazier, pastor of Broad
Street NJ. E. Church, South, left yesterday
evening for short vacation to Virginia.
Alderman John Mccoy, of the well
known firm of Haynes & Mccoy, left yes
terday evening for the Eastern markets, to
/ purchase large stock of goods, both for
their present stand, on Prince street, and
! for the new stand on Gay street, just north
of the Z. t. National Bank He was &C
companied by his family and Mrs Marley,
who go for pleasure trip.
| Mrs Susan III. Lane wife of Lewis Lane,
Esq, a prominent citizen of Hamblen
County, who has been visiting for some
| time at the homes of DIR. M. M. Harris and
MIR. j. C. Harris for few days, returned
home on yesterday evenings train
! Messrs. Ed. r. Ingersol and J.P. MeCulla
returned home Sunday from trip of few
days to the mountains of Western North
| Carolina, having had good time.
/ Mr.. W. S. Hodge, representing Rey-
nolds' tobacco house, at Bristol, came over
from Maryville yesterday, and went down
| the road on the l. o'clock train.
/ Gen. r, N. Hood came over yesterday
morning from Montvale Springs, and re-
| turned in the afternoon. His family are at
| the springs, and he has had very sick
| babe, but the friends of the family will be
/ glad to know that it is better.
Mr.. Tim. Shea, came in yesterday from
his railroad works on the K j. O. Railroad
extension.
/ Mrs Gen j. H. Stibbs and children came
| in on the K. Il o. train yesterday morning
| from a visit to Anderson County.
| Mr.. F. A. Moses returned yesterday from
/ a brief visit to his family, who are summer
| ing it at Whltesburg.
Mr.. F. 81. McClung's family, and Mrs. J..
W. Lewis returned yesterday from Warm
! Springs, where they have been for some
! time
/ Mr.. NJ. L. Ross returned on yesterday
train from visit to Warm Springs.
/ Capt. Sam P. Rowan, and Mr.. A. K.
Harper came over from MaryviIle yester-
| day.
Mr.. L. F. Benson and family, of Nash
vile, returned from Montvale Springs yes
terday morning. Mr.. Benson went on to
Nashville, and his family are stoppening for
while.a at Maj L. D. Fippen's.
Mr.. John G. Lord came over yesterday
from Blount County, where he has been
visiting his father.
Maj. F. K. Huger, superintendent of the
E. T., Va. & Ga. Railroad, left yesterday
evening for New York on important rail
road business
Mr.. Il. L. Cooper aud wife, and Miss
Carrie Davis, of Memphis, who were stop
ping at the Hattie House, left yesterday
evening for Montvale Springs.
Mayor R. S. Payne has returned home
from an extended business trip East, for
the wholesale house of R. S. Payne & Co.
Miss Ella Turner, Schubert's restaurants
popular young lady clerk, returned Sunday
evening from visit to Maynardville.
Messrs. W. E. Waldrop and Guy McAf-
fry returned Sunqay evening from Cleve-
| land.
Rev. G. H. Strickland, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, left yesterday evening to
| take vacation from his arduous labors,
| among the sea coast and other eastern re-
| sorts
MIR. Reps Jones arrived yesterday from
his railroad contract on the K d O. extern
sion. He left this morning for Mississippi
to bid on some more work
Mr.. j. W. Johnston, of Madisonv lille, ar
rived yesterday evening, and is at the La
mar House.
MIR. James P. Mcdonald, contractor for
ballasting on the K. & O. Railroad extern
sion is in the city.
Hon. John Baxter and Mr.. VIM. M. Bax-
ter, have returned from Rhea Springs.
Maj. Thos. O'Conner, president of the
Mechanics National Bank, has returned
from business trip to Cincinnati.
Maj. N. E. Scales, who has been in from
his <. d 0. Railroad works for few DAYS
returned yesterday evening
MIR. Jas 81. Moses arrived yesterday eve
ming from Atlanta, GA.
Col w. A. Hoskins came over Yesterday
morning from Montvale Springs, met his
wife and daughter and Miss Chisholm, of
Mississippi, at the Hattie House, and they
returned with him to the prings
Mr.. Julius Knabe arrived home from
Washington yesterday morning, to take a
brief furiough, visiting the family of his
father, Prof G. B. Knabe, and his numer
GUS Knoxville friends
Mr.. L. B. Newman, of the store of D. Fl.
Loveman Co., Chattanooga, returned
yesterday from Montvale Springs, and went
down Oh the west bound train.
Prof. Henry E. Cotton returned yester-
day morning from an exploring tour in
Washington County, and left again on yes
terday evenings train. He brought with
him some fine specimens of lead ore from
Bowpass Cove.
Mai. d. E. Caldwell and wife have re-
turned from visit of few weeks to Ken
lucky, along the line of the Cincinnati
Southern Railway.
Miss Anna Parham, who has been visiting
relatives at this place, returned yesterday
to her home in Maryville
DRAGGING PAINS"
Dr' H. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y: Deal
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