Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-12

Z Mr. Joseph Ffiebis, of Philadelphia, Pa,
travelling salesman, and a jovial soul, gave
iusa pleasant call yesterday. uoH ID
J Mrs9 M Taylor and children, who have
beensspeading some time at the home of
her father; Capt John Gates, left yesterday
for their homec6t Rome, Ga. Mr.. Taylor
is depot agent for the e. T., Va and Ga.
Railroad Company at that point
b Maj. n. E. Scales, a well known con
tractor on the Z. d o. Railroad extension,
came in on yesterdays train.
q, Mr. John Madden came in yesterday
from the railroad works on the K d O. ex-
tension.
Mr.. Phillip Rohr and lady, of Bristol,
are in the city visiting the family of Mr..
Adam Formwalt. eaa
Chief Justice Jas. G. Deaderick, of Jones'
boro, and Associate Justice Robt MeFar-
land, of Moroistown, came down yesterday,
to attend Supreme Court.
! Mr.. antonio Antognoli, of the city fruit
store, left yesterday for Rome, Ga, where
he expects to engage in the confectionery
and candy manufacturing business. Tony
is a sober, steady and clever young italian,
thorough business boy, and makes friends
wherever he goes. We take pleasure in
recommending him to the citizens of Rome,
as in every way worthy of their patronage
Mr.. Jas, P. Mcdonald. contractor for the
ballasting of the K. & O. Railroad extern
sion, arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr. Chas. w. DePue returned yesterday
from spending Sunday with his family, at
Morristown
Mrs. Col. N. j. Lillard and children, of
Decatur, Meigs County, who stopped off
| for a few days with Col J. W. Lillard, en-
their return from visit to Western North
Carolina, left for home yesterday.
Col. w. A. Henderson left yesterday for
jacksonville to attend Circuit Court as
counsel for Joseph L. Boyd, whose trial for
the murder of Thomas G. Boyd stands for
| trial at this term of the court.
Mr. Henderson Cooper, clerk in the Office
| of Mr.. A. r. Humes, clerk of the United
/ States Circuit Court, returned yesterday
from visit to his home in Campbell Coun-
ty. a
JRev. j. M. Walters came down from Nc
| MILAN s on yesterdays train.
Mr.. Rush Strong returned yesterday from
attending his brother, Joe 9. Strong, in his
sickness at McMflan's. He reports him
very much better, we are glad to know
Mr.. Charles Havely and wife left yester-
day evening for visit to Greeneville.
Mr.. James Brown and family went up to
Rogersville yesterdayevening.
Mrs. Jos. A. Seay, the accomplished mil
liner at Young & Williams, has returned
from trip East, purchasing goods.
Rev. DR. Jas Park has partially recover
ed from his severe illness, SO as to be able
/ 10 get around. He left yesterday evening
for Montvale Springs, for period Of
needed rest and recuperation, and to build
himself up.
Hon. John Baxter returned yesterday
evening from Nashville.
Mr. j. F. McAdoo, SON of Prof. w. G
McAdoo, returned yesterday from the sur
vey on the T. & o. Railroad extension ant
left last night for Virginia to accept NOR
desirable position.
MIR. d. L. Ross arrived home yesterda
evening from an extended trip through
Northern cities and States, returning by tn
Western route.
Mrs. O,Brien returned home on yester
day evenings train. -IN4
Mr.'R.sL. Gaut and wife came up fror
Lenoir's on yesterday evenings train.
Miss Allie Cummings returned yesterda
from pleasant visit to Coal Greek.