Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-11
PeuCiIettes.

Use.
4 polite way Of putting III;
Troubled with a chronic iDdisposi-
ton to eNertiOn.
Raw rice is said to be a preventive
Of chicken cholera, and q sure cure for
the disease in its early stages.
DON'T forget, if you want to sell your
goods you must urge the people
through the CHRONICLE to buy them.
All is we'll that ends well, as the
gentleman said when he picked HIM.
self up without airy bones being brok-
en-.
" Orange Blossom ~ was beaten three
lines in Richmond, once bye ToodlesD
and twice by Lady Patterson. -
sr.st1} Courier.
The Greeneville 4DtCrtcaa SAYS:
We hear that Mr.. David Galbraith,
ran q knife blade into his leg and fears
II his life are entertained.
The Jonesboro' Herald and Tribune
lays: We have noticed several wagon
lJads of new corn in town for sale. 1t
is bringing fifty cents per bushel.
An Omaha paper advises the people
not to make such q fuss about the
shooting of one constable, as there are
ever forty candidates for the Office"
Judge Browns beautiful brick resi-
ience on the southeast corner of Wal
nut and Ciiuch streets, is about COM
pleted and nearly ready for occupancy.
It is damp,as the man said who took
2 seat on the pavement, because some
naughty boy had left an apple pealing
lying around lose with the slick side
Up.
The Athens Post says that suisse
guent inquiries confirmed their former
statement that the hog crop in Nc
RLinn county is less than usual this
year.
If you want business cards, circu-
'ars, postal cards, price lists, letter
heads, envelopes or anything else in
printing business, go TO the CHRoN-
GLE STEAM JOE OFFICE
II seems like u waste of time to
spend five years at West Point for the
purpose of acquiring the title of lieu
'anant, when boy can be called
colonel" by simply addressing few
words to any thirsty congregation in a
.lr-Toom.
\ corn doctor Stepped up to gentle
nan yesterday, and asked him il he
had cOrns on his feet Being answer
Cd in the negative, tine doctor replied
t. am sorry of it, The man was
surprised until the doctor explained
himself
Webb and Aver, the two parties
charged with being implicated i'm the
Reynolds murder, were taken to elm
tom yesterday under chain and guard.
rircJi. CouI. meets there Tomorrow,
ard they viii probably have a trial
during the term. The public anxious
" await tie result.
a gentleman writes 10 The New
York TINES that he has been hunting
or a wife for fifteen years, but has
never found q well educated girl, Occu-
lying good position in society, who
was willing to accept himself and his
II, 500 year He claims to be well
bred, good looking and accomplished
Tough luck.
4 seedy looking boy, says the Chat
-anOoga Commercial, imposed on the
generosity Of Mrs. Dr.. Wonsetter. lie
came there hungry and she gave him
something TO eat for which he did
some small jobs Of work. lie repeated
mis- visits frequently, and watching his
opportunity, when the ladies were alb
sent, succeeded in stealing 500.
The parties engaged in surveying a
route for a railroad from the Mouth of
Iiwassee to connect with the Rabun
Gap line, report favorlbly rs far as they
nave prog .a-sed. The corps of engin-
GERS engaged in The work are acting
under Government orders We shall
probably hear something more on the
subject in q week or two.-AHCs
POST
The couuUaricitar- who recently
Hooded the country with bogus hves
ON the Traders National of Chicago
have altered the notes 90 HTCs uu the
First National Of Chicago, bat without
changing the signatures The name
Oft. O. Ruttor is retained; I'm the gene
Uiue, the signature ia l.. j. Gage. The
bills have beeu widely circulated ia
the Wgs,
The people of North Knoxville ue
.aIkiug about fire engine. They
think they should have an engine sta-
iOncd North Of the railroad, manned
by men living i'm that ueighborhOOd,
a8 IL is impossible for the engines sta
Toned i'm the city TO reach a fire i'm
North Knoxville soon enough TO save
the building. The idea is not q bad
one; and IL will not hurt to-l.r.hc mat
ter.
The Grgeueyille imcric1a says that
un Saturday last, Jane Hoover, coli
0red girl twenty-five or three years OF
age, while standing I'm front of the fire
warming, got too near and soon
found her dress i'm flames She ram
out i'm the open air, and the wind
famed the flames until they envelop-
cd the poor girl, burning her 50 -eri-
ously that she died i'm great agony the
following incoming.
The corporation Of Ggeouevllle, for
some time past, have, under an ordi-
nance, compelled Mrs, Ann Ward, the
famous saloon keeper TO close her
GROCERY from o'clock in the even
ing 10 O'Clock i'm the morning, She
sued the corporation 10 test the matter,
and yesterday the Supreme Court rem
dered q verdict i'm the case, the sub
stance of which is that the corporation
has no right 20 COMPEL her to close
from 6 O'Clock i'm the evening TO g.
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