Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-31

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Personal.
Col. I. H. Reeves, United States Marshal,
came down from his home at Jonesboro yes
terday. = Il - as
Mr.. Nathan Stern, the clothier, returned
home on yesterdays train
Hon. Jas w. Deaderick, of Jonesboro.
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of Ten
nessee, passed down yesterday, on his way
to jackson, where the court sits next Mon
day.
I Mr.. R. -. Gettys, of McMinn County,
was up yesterday on business trip.
Mr.. NJ. e. McAdoo, a worthy young
man. son of Prof W. g. McAdoo, went out
on yesterdays Ohio division train to accept
situation with Messrs. Martin Shea & Co.,
contractors near the Kentucky line, on the
new railroad work.
Mr.. Ed. p. Mcqueen was up from Lou
don yesterday evening, ON brief business
trip.
Rev Jno. r. Hughes, welLknown
preacher of the NJ E. Church, who is
broken down in health, is announced as a
candidate for trustee of Greene County. He
is worthy and deserving gentleman, and
would make faithful and efficient officer.
Mr.. L. P. Speck, of Rockford, who was
in the city yesterday, reports the epidemic
of measles in his neighborhood abated- The
cotton spinning factory is again running
full blast.
Mr.. Tully R. Ccrnick, jr., and wife, and
Miss Susie Cornick, left yesterday for a
visit to Jacksonville, Florida.
Mr. Thos Mcmillan, of the new Market
Square dry goods and notion house of Nc
MILAN & Treadwell, returned yesterday
morning from New York, purchasing new
sp.ing goods
Mr.. Lon Mitchell, of the enterprising
MERCANTILE firm of W. T. Mitchell & Son,
Mouse Greek, passed through the city yes
New York.
Capt Jno. C. Hale, of Blount County, a
department clerk at Washington, arrived in
the city yesterday, on his way home for a
short furiough.
/ Mr.. II. T. Cooper arrived yesterday even
ing from business trip down the road.
/ DIR. w. P, Rodefer, of Cleveland, ar
rived in the city yesterday evening, and is
guest of Hon. J. N. Thornburgh.
/ Mr.. F. II. McClung, of the house of
Cowan, McClung & Co., his daughter, Miss
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several weeks spent in Florida and at Mas
sau. MIR. McClung is much improved by
his trip.
Mr.. T. H. Galloway, formerly of Sweet.
water, but more laterly ofAtianta, Ga.
passed through on yesterday evenings
train on his way to Liverpool, England,
where he viii engage in the commission
business.
Capt Ed. F. Sisson, the universally pop
ular and wide-awake railroad agent, repre-
senting the famous Iron Mountain Route,
arrived in the city yesterday, looking aftel
the interests of his line, which was opened
for business to st. Louis and the West yes
terday, after a lengthy stoppage by tn
floods.
Mrs. s. W. Flenniken returned yesterda,
evening from a visit to her former home a
Sweetwater.
Mrs. Annie Barrett and Mrs. NJ. Hayes
WHO were summoned to Knoxville by tn
death of their sister, Mrs. Honorah GULL
nan, left for their home, at Memphis, thi
morning. Miss Kate Cullinan accompanies
| them for o short visit
Supreme Court Clerk J. f. Deaderic
returned yesterday from Jonesboro.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cassidy, of Nashville, is here
visiting at the home of her father, Mr..
II. P Rogan.
Mrs. C. H. Dobson, of johnson City, a,
rived on yesterdays train, for visit t
home folks.
MIR. W. G. Mccoy, of the house of Hayne
& Mccoy, arrived yesterday from Me-
York, where he went to purchase ne
goods.
DR. D. Meas and Mr. J. NJ Davis, of Par
rottsville, Cooke County, were in the city
, and gave the CHRONICLE pleasant ca
, last night.
Capt. G. Zimmerman, of Jefferson Cour
! ~, is in the city.
, Mr.. John Donnelly, of the firm of Cor
don & Co., railroad contractors, arrive
yesterday evening from their works
Georgia.
Mr.. Lewis Williams, former Knoxvi
lian, now of Cleveland, was in the city yes
terdsy.
Mr.. D. r. Magill, of Mouse Greek, WI
in the city yesterday.