Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-20

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composed Of excellent material. ..-.-,-.
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.GisNr. Dfchfnson's IIealfll.l54.@ 10 %.
A letter has been, received by Il gen.
tleman in this city from DR.. Curtis, Mr..
hesays o'He is E6wwssbetter- danger of-fa-
tai termination past -, Everything looks
we'll and tie progress is as favorable as
could be expected" This news will be
gladly welcomed by Mr.. Dickinson's nu>
merous friends in this9city.
e0m4IlAetafaabfssns ss1.s 9,a'aS:Az
st This season of the year, to be entirely
free frgna 6oughE scoids and lung affee1
tons, is somewhat remarkable, and the
following receipt will lie, found an almost
invariables eHfes keep the bowels open
by judicioasi,dse fGlHaft's Vegetable
Pills, then at intervals of two or three
hours tako "A i teaspoonfal of Symphix
keep the body warm and feet dry. This
course iperseyered ip. will, in nine cases
out of ten seffectia complete eure. 17a roiG'i,
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MOUNT HoREB, Tenn, Feb. 17th.ss q
EDITORS CHRONICLE: Our citizens are
excited over q case of small poX, which
was c0nfiine dBpDr.i Rugal who is we'll
stages a .loi r. - - : q. -. i'' .,. 80.
The patient is aiady from ] Knoxville by
the name. Of Booth, who left home after
the disease was contracted. .-fe. E-a@ -i o.
1t is feared that the school now in pro-
gress aadef thesuperxsision of Dr.QAnderI
sol, will be affectedy though we hope not
long. Your friend, j. Jacobs.
Death of a Former Knoxville Citizen.
Mr.. b. Bassett, formerly of Knoxville,
-reAaessee, died af $50 this morning; Of
dr0psysand scDnsgmgloP % In epmihgoto
Colorado ,i,he could Only travel bYIeasyd
stages 1'he f95ieeteXi tCekoTaap] Tribune, !
Fclt 4Iths tb4T.g syi,G9l{3 <gD, .5ws.t 40
ssBasseth was q brptheE,in-law of our
toWhsman, j, Bri HoNsie;Iand was rmem-
beE!ef5 Masters L4hg s A. An NJ OF this
10 Mfy,tbe Railroad men of this city. who |
will Isep resrett TO hear Of his DEATH %
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TMs Tive Ger Con & tiinued TO fan slowly until
yestsflaS eYlsiiip about o. cloelko when it
was at aFtald Still; cRlEermeR. apticipat7 |
cd e. rise d4rin l the l pigtht and probably by
were several arrivals of boats at the wharf
Yesterday as follows -,,ci mi h. ...gaE.. /
Capt. I.Bnford, from Hawkins, county, |
With , 2Qg bushels ct wheat and 50 bushels
b gfhhb gafjljlnId,.1aal also from 1HI Hawkins
County, u bSF9 uht boat load QfoWheati and
sats,a,50Q bus bels, Of EACH Luc rgroJcL adj |
Cai g as cSx snll IL eognty ys
wheat ana IS hlsii Els 81 CAS- gsi1 iii
CaR. Roberts, rt;of3s Hawkins county,.
brought a boat Dad Of fl fruit and oats.Icli Ict
D;o'Nhsbahn ), ff6m RIssel Vile, passed
hsai az '9aasn ssa19of
.ssiIieubnT IGVViSann9teedR TO 99nn7hG o. L
Wisl1qb bGsa few head head 81 horses horse ga saddle
and 81 4 sgRi theo iHly S bPsihsss p-
''iy faw 5;a'5at oid +
1oi sbaenI?I Pof iRedt.. yli691s eh3 S aJ9t
Aabrbgs atssttaabs9st Etst lynx H. Main
and eqtiissr BbgfadG 4; 9@ ot terms, ap-
li is,}si9 IFS sG farket SlareJ
"ynysb sd IIiA N tt'Athtfu 81
-nsK OPEN Ekery shsdayooijT6q 9Toim
Coo,ieslsl 'Bililardd Restaurant, IL VIII BEL
OPEN every Sunday o,H4tiefs s6ld!o II
iiskiCfq9I lgoi1zfiGts % 99Eqe 3i0ElSDi-l
as. Fsnner...ee Carpes Hep.e,5 Toi
lnr9rdss % reduce stock before taking 4
invent9EN "a Jhave marked down all Car
llets.aQIt goiiR14i lnfni 10 Zufini yltiG3I 4
Wool iDptc Ace 4ngrain lI9W gg n 90 |.
All WG9E Ahg.snr2sc q tHne. Brusseis 81 %
reeRly1ue 20 tnenfgo.3y9b ed .euG sIs6eIi '
Call soon and get bargains.-s91uoe3T iGl9J
ii9tfisqs sygd ow sInILoL g. nlBoltb. odIIi
e9dEin7u faro Foafp asaie? $50 Snibus5zt
Entirtf5, iew snHttI jusE from the factory, I,
1erms I'd Suit the ptirGchasere f. pply At the
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