Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-20
THIRD DISTRICT.
Hon, ID. @. Trewf,itt the Republican Nom
inee for Congress
special Dispatch to the Chronicle.

inee for Congress.
Special Dispatch to the Chronicle
4af CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 10.
The Republican Congressional conven-
ton for the third district of Tennessee met
here to-day. There were two hundred del
egates in attendance.
Mai. w. s. Marshall, of Chattanooga,
was elected chairman, and W S. Upton, of
Cleveland, secretary.
Hon. d. c. Trewhitt, of Chattanooga,
Judge of the Circuit Court for this district,
was nominated as the Republican candidate
for Congress, by acclamation- 81. z. Girls
com, of Chattanooga, was elected chair
man of the Congressional executive com
mittee.
Personal.
Miss Anna Thomas, the accomplished
daughter of Rev. R D. Thomas left last
night for Lynchburg, Va, to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. D. j. Richards
Col. Sam Tate and family, of Little Rock,
Ark, who have been spending the sumner
in East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina resorts, are at the Hattie House
stopping over short time on their return
home
Capt. Yves. Hargis, of the express ser
vice in Texas, and his family, who have
this morning, returning to their home al
Dallas, Texas.
Miss Maggie Llewellyn has returned from
pleasant trip to Anderson County.
Hon A. B. Wilson, of Greeneville, sec
rotary of the Greene County Fair Associa
ton, is in the city, and paid us call last
night. He reports the prospects encourag-
ing for the fair, which opens next Wednes-
day, 9th inst.
Capt D. Fl Meek, of cambridge, passed
through on yesterdays train, accompanying
his accomplished daughter, Miss Lucie to
school again at Glendale, Ohio. Miss Anna
Mcmillan the amiable and attractive daughter
of Col Gaines Mcmillan, accompanied
them, toienter the same school They will
take in the Cincinnati Exposition.
Mr.. Jas K Meek, of New Market,
passed down yesterday on his way to Gin
cinnati to visit the Exposition
Mr. W. B. Ragsdale, one of the propri'
etors of Tate Spring, was in the city yes.
terday.
Miss May Allison, of McMillan's, came
down yesterday, and is visiting her friend
Miss Ida DeGroat
Prof Henry E. Cotton, of the State Ag.
ricultural Bureau, returned on last nights
/ freight train from an extended tour of OBJ
| servation in the Wolf Greek region, where
! he collected some valuable information TO
that State department.
Mr.. Coffin, of Richmond Ind, who ha
been visiting and pros pecting for some
weeks in, the Friends neighborhood, il
Blount County, left, returning home yester
day. He thinks of bringing his famil.
there to locate
Miss Annie L. Roberts and Miss Lizzi
Allison, who have been visiting Miss ALI
Cummings, in Mechanicsville, for som
time, left yesterday for Kingston.
Mr.. r. j. Allen, of the railway mail serv
ice, brought his family up Sunday evenini
from Loudon, where they were visiting, an
they returned to their home at Maryvill
yesterday. Mr.. Allen went back to Chatta
nooga to take his run.
Gen. r. N. Hood and wife, Mrs E. S
Henry and Mrs. Z. j. Lamar of Maryville
were in the city yesterday.
MIR. Cannon, assistant yard-master 70
the E. T., V. d G. Railroad, at this point
has returned from visit to South Carolina
Capt Joseph Jaques and wife arrived yes
terday evening from Rhea Springs, wher
| they have spent several weeks of the sum
mer. His many friends will be glad Il
know that Capt. Jaques is much improved
in health by his trip, and is looking yer,
much better. DIR. Young Abernathy, o
Rhea Springs, accompanied Capt. jacques
for visit
Mrs. A. L. Munding and little daughter
Flora Roberts, left on yesterday evening"
train for visit to South Carolina, going b,
the Western North Carolina route
Mr. Milo McBee, ir., left last night, re
turning to Virginia. where his wife ha
been during the summer.
Mr. Ed. McArdle, of the tin and stow
house of Butt DePue & Co., arrived Sun
day from trip South.
Rev. F. Richardson, editor of the Hol
ston Methodist, at Bristol, was in the city
and went up on yesterday evenings train.
Rev. A. G. Watkins, of the NJ. E
Church, preacher in charge of the Kno
circuit, went to his home in Jefferson Coun
ty on yesterday evenings tram
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