Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-21

- sadden Death. sss-.'
Mr.. Michael Sullivan, who, lived, on the
corner Of, Locust and Front streets. died very,
suddenly on Monday night Helwas in thele
| joyment of excellent health, apparently, and
/ had done days work, when. he came. home
and busted himself spading in the garden, but
about seven o'clock, was taken with "A faintiag.
/ fit and fell to the ground speechless He was
conveyed to his house and placed in bed, and
! medical attendance procured, but notwithstand-
ing all their efforts, sank rapidlyand died less
than three hours. not having spoken a word
since he was attacked. His funeral took place
yesterday afternoon at Grey Cemetery where
hisremains were followed by a large number of
friends and sorrowing relatives The ceremo-
mics were conducted by Rev. Father Finnegan, !
after the solemn audlimpressivel rites of the
Catholic Church. 9di ,HGIE-gSIo hae lsaTbna
/, The deceased was about forty-fyc years of
age and leaves o wife and several children.
EAboutra year ago he had q similar attack but
soon got oserit the effects of which resembled
sunstroke somewhat. ~ t i
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- shoes and Kisses, ,gefgrg sfglt to-
ii Ahdy of Hibernian descent stepped into one
of our largest shoe houses yesterdayto purchase
q pair of shoes, and after making q selection
asked the price. sIJolli eva-ziris bas bi75ard d
h Tive dollars and fifty cents, replied the
courteous salesman. ss5}9G % tnhf s 92lt- 10
q 1.-Two dollars and fifty cents! is'it2 BY the
holy ryargin, an kin git the mates to EN- next
door for half the money ,llHna Gaefd1s brihi
+ Madam, said the merchant. little excited,
a'if you do 50, will give you ten cases. r5;ara
= Ten kissesI ye omadhoun,," replied the
daughter Of Erin, "faix and ye shouldn't Kiss
me wan time for the best pair of shoes in yer
ishtore," and she walked out with, the air of an
offended pricess, having construed his banter |
BY her accent to mean the profer Of, an oscu-
atory salute n9siigi9 y1nNgai, % gal' is1a
ut 9di Rear Estate Transfers. 49,. /
The following are the transfers of real estate |
as registered in the Office of the County Court |
Clerk during the last week :eilob NHe-aiai ~
EP Bailey, Trustee, and John Butler 10 Will /
COX Mining Company; tracts of land in Nor
gan and Roane counties, $65, 600 ,;.l. ,I1f 81
M @ Wilcox to Wilcox Mining Company !; /
lands In Morgan county, $40, 600, 80 -. Il
n Nelson to Robert Dennis; lotin Knoxville, |
O;itfu northumberland zL-i IiT 1ef s1s -
amt 2ub Refreshments -adi5i fRI;.ai .ii9I
Furnished for Balls, Parties and Picnics, at |
short notice, by HI A. NJ. SrIRo & BIO. iv7tf /
nj, Building Lots Fer Sale 81 lea |
i offer few Building Lots, in the city, for
sale zoe bns if5IbFgh l1- JOS, Al M ABRY-
mar2S-tf Hoij.arib oh 7sbag h2hraq1aa 81 Of =
b pa5r,g cider vincgar.f bga "a ~
Just received in store, a large quantity of
Pure Cider Vinegar. II 2giissfi eae .titt5,T'4
vil6tf l5'o-E'a CnAMBERLAIS s ALBERs.
q 30 9IsuiIding sites for Sale.
IT .sfor for cafo fayy h,;1dn, s;far from e va