Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-25

in the city on yesterdays Ohio division
train.
Col. T. Il. Reeves, United States marshal,
came down from his home at Jonesboro
yesterday.
Capt. w. H. Hannum, n freight con-
ductor on the E. T., Va. 4 Ga. Railroad for
some years past, left yesterday for Texas,
where he expects to engage in railroading.
Mrs H. j. Owens left yesterday evening
for New York, to purchase spring supplies
for the popular dry goods and millinery es-
Establishment of II. J. Owens.
DIR. J. Willard Hill left Thursday night
for a voyage to Glasgow and London, to be
gone several weeks, for the benefit of his
health.
Rev Lewis Bookwalter, of Greeneyille,
who has been holding a series of meetings
at Inskip, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. NJ Heck and her accomplished
daughter Minnie Heck, of Raleigh, n. c.,
arrived in the city yesterday and joined
Colonel Heck at the Hattie House.
Miss Kittie Gilispie, of New Market, ar
rived yesterday evening, returning from
Athens, and stopped off to hear Emma
Abbott.
Mrs. O. A. Upton and Miss Maggie
Bicknell, of Loudon, came up yesterday
evening for til Emma Abbott engagement
MIR. Thos Cook, of Chattanooga, came up
yesterday eg ening to take in the Abbott ell
| gagement.
We had the pleasure, yesterday. of exam
ming 8 number of designs or plans Of resi-
dences and public buildings, at the Office OF
| Mr. w P Tinsley, architect, in the Fouche
block. Mr.. Tinsley, late of Bristol is an
architect of skill, and some of the finest res
| idencs of Bristol were designed by him. We
| commend him to the good people of our
CITY as one who is worthy of their patron
age.
| Mrs E. l.. Crowder, of Montgomery,
| Ala, who has been visiting Miss Mary Geut
| for some weeks, left for home yesterday.
Miss Gaut accompanied her as far as Lee
noirs, where they will stop to visit Mr.. r.
L. Gaut.
Rev. F. Richardson, editor of the Hol-
! ston Methodist, at Bristol, who has been at
| tending district conference at Sweetwater.
and visiting his old home in Campbell
County. took yesterday evenings train, re-
| turning home.
| Capt. j. f. Davis, who has charge of the
| convicts which are being worked at the tun-
mel, near Careyville, on the Ohio division,
was in the city yesterday.
Gen. L. n Hood and wife are over from
Maryvine to hear Emma Abbott.
Dr. w. r. Sewer, of Joneaboro, was in
the city yesterday.
Messrs. j. j. Reeves and c. j. Doherty,
guards at the branch penitentiary at Coal
Greek, returned Thursday night from
Ma shyille, where they took a lot OF
convicts.
4Ir. j. G. Mead and wife, of Louisville,
Blount County, are in the city at the Akin
House
Col T. NJ Burkett and Messrs. j. Q.
Strange, j. c. Sehorn and W. 7. Lane came
up 4LOLu alLcIo stSlclttfts chShAhs, AZ eonS
in the Abbott engagement.
MIR. NJ. 'Leiber, of Helena, Ark, and hi:
newly welded wife, arrived on yesterday
evenings train, to pay visit to his brother
in-Iaw, Mr. Abe David.
Hon. S. A. Rodgers came up from Lou
don yesterday evening.
Mrs J. W. Gaut went up yesterday even
ing for visit TO her sister, Mrs. Allison, a
McMillan's Station.
Miss Jennie f. Harrington arrived from
the North on last evenings train, to accep
position as trimmer in the millinery de
partment ct H. J. Owens.
The violation of any of natures law
brings its warning by the feeling of discom
fort. Exposure will induce colds, throa
diseases, consumption, etc, all of which
give warning by troublesome cough. Us
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in time, and re
move both the cause and effect of your dis
comfort.