Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-28

intends opening first class music house In
this city, dealing in the best of instruments.
He is on the lookout for a suitable house for
displaying the same, and in the meantime
will store his instruments at some suitable
place. He is stopping at Mr.. Clotworthy's
at present.
Hon. w. B. Staley left yesterday for
Athens, where he goes to hold Chsncery
Court, by interchange with Chancellor W.
NJ. Bradford.
Mr.. q. I. Cooper returned Sunday from
professional trip to Virginia, and left
again yesterday for Monroe County.
Capt. ]. P Edmondson, of Athens, was
in the city and returned yesterday.
Miss Julia Collins, an interesting and at
tractive young lady, Of Indiana, who has
been visiting for some weeks at the home
of Mr.. NJ. A. Williams, departed for home
Sunday. Miss Collins, by her winning
ways, made many friends during her stay in
Knoxville, who would have rejoiced at q
prolongation of the visit. She was attended
to the train by quite circle of friends.
Mrs j. FL. Hornsby and three sons, of
Athens, who have been visiting Knoxville
relatives, returned home Sunday.
Prof G. S. W Crawford, State superin-
tendent of public instruction, came over
yesterday from visit to his home at Mary
vile, and took the noon train for Nashville,
his official headquarters.
Rev. DIR. JAS. Park and Rev. E. A. Ram
sey returned on yesterdays train from at
tending the Presbyterian Synod, at Rogers
vile.
DR.. A. j. Campbell returned home Sum
day from few days visit to Johnson City.
Hon. E. W. Adkins, our newly elected
State senator, left yesterday fer trip to
Missouri, to be gone two or three weeks.
Alderman s. T. Logan left yesterday for
trip to Nashville, st. Louis and other
points on business.
Judge JAS w. Deaderick, of the supreme
bench, passed down the road on yesterday q
| train.
| Capt John Gates, the well known bridge
builder, left yesterday for vicksburg, Miss,
to look after large contract for bridge
building which he has just secured there.
Mr.. D. s. Williams, of the firm of Car
hart, Williams & McClung, left on yester-
days west bound train.
Mrs. Chas Douglas and sister and chill
dren left Sunday for visit to Kentucky
and Ohio, to be gone several weeks.
! Rev W. E. B. Harris and wife, Of
Greensburg, KY, has been in the city a few
days visiting his brothers, DIR. M. M. Harris
and MIR. Joe S. Harris. They have now
gone to the country, to visit his father, s.
K Harris, Esq.
Miss Leila " Chumbley returned yester
day evening to her home at Coal Greek.
Mr.. John Q. Strange, of Athens. was il
the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. F. Deaderick, clerk of the Su
preme Court, left yesterday evening o.
Jonesboro.
Mrs. JAS. M. Rutherford, nee Miss Azeis
B. Mexican, who has been spending some
weeks assisting in her millinery store here
left yesterday for her home, at Crawfords
vile, Miss.
Miss Lizzie Black, of Blacksburg, Va, il
in the city, visiting her former schoolmste
Mrs. r. W. Curtis
DR.. J. C. Hudgings left yesterday evening
for Morristown, being summoned by tele
graph to see a patient.
Miss Jennie Conner, of Whitssburg, whit
has been visiting at the home of Mr.. LIE,
J. Conner, in this city, returned home yes
terday evening.
Mr.. 81. W. Hall, of the wholesale hous,
of Fletcher, Hall & Brazelton, left yester
day evening for a trip mp the road.
Judge 81. FL. Ingerson went yesterda,
evening to Jonesboro, to attend court
Rev. DIR. James Waters, of the. Baptis
State board of missions, arrived on yester
day evenings train, from Nashville.
Mrs. Reps Jones arrived home on yester
day evenings train.
Alex. Allison, Esq, has gone t.
Huntsville, Ala, for visit, and will be alb
sent for few days.
Mr. Thos A. B. Nelson and Col W. A
Henderson left on yesterday evenings K.
o. train, for Huntsville, Scott County, t.
attend court this week
Mr. E. NJ HARRISON, travelling salesman
for Rodgers Il Cookies drug house, re
turned yesterday evening from trip.
Mr.. John Edwards, who has been run
ming saw mill for Chandler & McCroskey
in Elk Valley, near the line of the new K
Il O. Railroad extension, was in the cit
yesterday, and gave us call His family
who have been with him, are at Coal Greek
and they will be back in Knoxville nex
week.
Mr.. l. Koshland, the popular Baltimor
drummer, arrived yesterday evening, and
at the Hattie House.
MIR. Jno. T. S1oith, well known sales
man at yestaps popular clothing house. ha
been confined to his room with pneumonj
fever for about two weeks, but is, we al
glad to notice, able to be out again.
Mr.. D. Giles, of the Chattanooga PIP
Works, was IN the city yesterday, lookin
after his contract with the Knoxville Wats
, Company.
Decided steps ought to be taken to cure
= Gold or Cough at once We should recon
: mend DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. This valu
Bile medicine is Endorsed by the physician
I and you can rely on its doing the wol
every time. @
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