Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-06
.ies Paid in T. n ri wi m Z his,
Personal.

Mrs. Sam. McLemore, who has been
visiting Capt. Taylor Williams family, at
Morristown, returned home yesterday.
Mr. VIII. R. Stephenson left yesterday
evening for jefferson County to join his
family, who have been on visit to friends
and relatives in that section.
Mr.. Chas. E. Heald, of Boston, brother
of our fellow-townsman, Mr.. L. H Heald
is in the city, stopping at the Hattie
House.
MIR. W. K. Mitchell and his sister, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, left yesterday evening for
Tate Spring.
Miss Sue Ellen Tadlock. of Bristol, who
has been visiting at DR.. A. B. Tadlock's, left
for home yesterday evening
Mr.. NJ j. Hughes, proprietor of LEAFS
Springs, left the city Friday night for trip
to New York.
Mr. John NJ. Howell left yesterday even
ing for LEAFS Springs, and will spend some
weeks at that popular resort.
Mrs. j. H Crozier and daugher left on
Yesterday
Mr.. j. B. Hodges and wife, her sister,
Miss Maggie Ven Kirchner, and her father,
Mr.. Ven Kirehner, left yesterday evening
for a TIP to Roam Mountain and other
points. They viii stop some days at John
son City.
Mr.. H. A. Hodges left yesterday evening
for johnson City.
Miss Ella Pownen, of Manchester, Ohio,
is in the city visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Charley Cain left on yesterday even
ing's train for Tate Spring to spend the
heated term.
| Mrs. T. T. GoodaIl returned yesterday
from a visit to the country.
Mr.. Jerome Havely, of Morristown, is in
the city, visiting friends
Mr.. c. K. Lide, the efficient travelling
salesman for Condor Brothers, has returned
from successful trip.
Alderman J. c. Luttrell and family have
gone to Montvale Springs.
Mrs, NJ. L. Rogers and daughters arrived
home yesterday evening from visit tc
Cleveland.
Col W. A. Henderson arrived home yes
terday evening from professional trip tC
Rugby and other points.
Mr.. Il. j. Allen, of the railway mail ser
vice. between Bristol and Chattanooga,
stopped off yesterday and went over tc
spend Sunday at home.
Mrs. Thos L. Williams and children re
turned home on yesterdays II O'Clock
train.
Mrs Graves and children, of Charleston
who have been visiting her brother, Mr.. W
l. Brazelton, returned home yesterday.
Miss Maggie Thornburgh returned yes
terday from visit up the road.
Mr.. John Ellis, travelling for Oates, Whit,
& Co, arrived yesterday evening, to spen,
Sunday at home.
Miss Blanche Swan returned home yeste1
day evening from a visit to Concord.
Mr. J. NJ Queener, with McTeer's cloth
ing house, arrived yesterday evening from
trip down the road.
Miss Nellie Crook and the little son G
Mr. B. J. Sitton went to Montvale Spring
yesterday evening
Mr. Jno. P. Beach and family and Mis-
Ann Bell went to Anderson County on yes
terday evenings train
Mr. T. NJ. Carter left last night for point
south, with his menagerie and museum.
Mrs D. H. Gates left on yesterdays trail
for visit to relatives at Athens.
Mr.. Sam. Martin and wife, Misses Jul
and Jessie Culpepper, and Miss Bessie Han
mond of Atlanta, who stopped over on the
return from Tate Spring, left for home yes
terday.
Miss Gussie Bradford, of Chattanooga
: after visiting for few days, at the home {
her uncle Capt Gus Bradford, went hon
yesterday.
Mr. Luther Howell went to LEAFS Spring
| yesterday evening
Miss Maggie Howell, after spending fe
days in the city, left on yesterday evening
I train, returning to her summer home
Skaggstown.
Mr. E. S. McClung went to Montvale ye
, terday evening.
Mr. n r. Sledge and family, of MISS
sippi, stopped off at the Atkin House ye
terday, returning from Warm Springs, al
went on the Maryville train to Mon
u vale
Mr.. L. F. Benson and family, and Co
W. B. Reese, of Nashville, went to Mon
vale Springs yesterday evening.
Mr.. W J. Ramage and family vent we
terday evening to Montvale Springs.
Mr. NJ j. Condor came up yesterdf
evening from his railroad works, to sper
= Sunday at home.
l. Mr.. A. J. Foute came up yesterday ever
n ing from Loudon.
n Sheriff A. NJ Rule, of Maryville, was
the city yesterday.
Col Jno B. MINIS, of the Market Squa
grocery house of Hoxsie L MINIS, we
to New Market yesterday evening.
{ Misses Minnie and Eva Hall, daughte
Al of Hon NJ. L. Hall, went to Montva
Springs yesterday evening.
Nervousness, peevishneGs, and fretting,
often connected with overworked female
lives, is rapidly relieved by Browns Ire
Bitters.
Feot Badly Mashed
Thos. Ferriter, Waterman at the E. I
Va. d Ga Railroads round house, met wi
" a very painful accident yesterday mornin
about s O'clock He WAS assisting in OF