Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-04-18
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Mr.. NJ L. Ross, of the wholesale grocery
house of NJ L. Ross & Co., went yesterday
on business trip to Ooltewah
Messrs. NJ. J. and S. P. Condor, after
spending Sunday with their families, re-
turned yesterday to their railroad works.
Capt H Cochran, of Selma, Ala, who
has been visiting in the city for few days,
left for home yesterday
Rev. Jno. w. Mann, presiding elder OF
the Greeneville district, Holston Confer
enoe, H. E. Church. arrived yesterday from
his work to spend a few days with his
family.
Mrs. S. D. Christian and Mrs Marsh left
Yesterday for Cleveland, Ohio, to visit their
home folks.
Mr. James Z. Campbell, of lockwood,
arrived yesterday evening for visit of a
few weeks to his former home.
Judge H. H. Ingerson left Sunday even
ing for Jonesboro on professional business.
Mr.. Ed Kinzel came up Sunday evening
from the Ooltewah and Red Clay railroad
connection, where he is engaged at work.
Mrs John Cooper went Sunday to Con
cord to visit friends.
Rev. J. W. Bachman, of Chattanooga,
who was UP and assisted DR.. James Park IL
sacramental' meeting Sunday, returned
home yesterday.
Mr. W. Z. f. Wilburn, a special CON-
missioner of the United States Pension
Department, passed down the road yester-
day morning on official business.
Mr.. Robert Summons, who has been with
McCallum Il Co., auctioneers, at Mont
gomery, Ala, for several months, is at
home, to remain some time.
Mr. James Fitzgerald, of Fullen's station,
arrived in the city on yesterdays train.
Mrs Alvin Barton and Miss Ella Wicks
went on yesterdays train to Chattanooga
to take part in the grand concert to take
place there tonight.
Mrs. s. A. McDernott and children, OF
Atlanta, Ga, who were up to attend the
celebration of the Sind birthday of Geo.
a. White, Esq, Mrs. McDermott's father,
returned home yesterday.
| Mr.. j. f. Beals, a merchant at Friends
vile, Blount County, was in the city yes
, terday, and gave the CHRONICLE welcome
call
Mr.. A. L. AIaupin, of Pleasant Vale
Green County, is in the city, purchasing {
stock of goods, and gave us call las
night
MIR. Geo. A. Cope, of Lee Valley, Haw
kins County. isin the city on a business
trip.
Capt. H. Cochran, postmaster at Selma
Ala, and Messrs. JAS. McHenry and j, FL
Cousty, prominent citizens of Philadelphia
Pa, have been in the city for few days
prospecting and visiting. Mr. McHenry ii
brother of Mother Superior, of the Sisters
School
| Col T. Fl. Hedrick and his little daughter
Mise Edith, came down from Messy Creel
| yesterday.
! Col. &. NJ. Branner has returned hom
/ IrOn q Trip TO NASHVILLE.
/ Mr.. G. A. Harris, son of S. X Harris
Esq, left last night for Washington, D. G..
| to accept position in one OF the depart
/ ments Aft. is clever and worthy youn,
man, and made considerable reputation
year ago, as a renowned pedestrian.
Col. T. Fl. Reeves, United States Mar
/ Chat ,e1 hot
tanooga, where he has been attending
court
Mrs. w p Rodefer and children arrives
on yesterday evenings train from Cleve
land
Mrs. eagle, of McAIinn County, neic
of Prof. W g. McAdoo, arrived on yeste1
day evenings train and took the Ohio d
vision train for Clinton, to visit her mother
Capt. John Allison, Jr., of Jonesbore
and Gen. w. C. Kyle and::Mr. w. S. Kyle
of Whitesburg, passed up the road on yes
terday evenings train, dinnering 1T til
Atkin House
Hon. j. "A. Remine, of Greene County
has been in the ciry for day or two, an
returned home yesterday evening
Mr. D. I. Million went yesterday ever
ing to Jonesboro, to visit home folks.
Mr. Thos. L. Williams returned yesterda
evening from Nashville, where he has bee
looking in upon the special session of tt
Legislature.
Mr.. James Craighead returned frol
Nashville yesterday evening.
MIR. James b. Bailey, of Syracuse, n. Y
writes s'Of all men born to suffer, thin
l have had my fullest share; from my fou1
teenth year have been miserable invalit
When twenty-six years of age, felt / Wi
sixty. My troubles made me unfit for bus
mess or pleasure. year ago l trie
Browns Iron Bitters, and now in my twe
ty-seventh year feel myself for once
my life, A perfect man."
Hon. Alexander II. stephens,
in recent interview, said: II have smok.
10 other tobacco but Blackwelrs Bull Du
ham for many years. l believe it to be Il
only tohacco fit for an invalid like .pyse1