Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-16
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kept busy filling orders sent in 10y their
travelling statesmen.
He stepped on "a slick gratcon Union
street at the Swan building, and then
engaged i'm horizontal exercises. No
bones broken.
The Bristol Courier says: We learn
that the Sheriff has locked up the Office
Of the johnson City Times. y mOrt~
gage will hold it down.
The East TenncsSocdn says: One
way to start Kingston on the road TO
prosperity, is TO organize Building
and Loan Association.
Deputy Marshal Clingau "gobbled
Hp" a couple of Illicit vendors of the
ardent" in the upper part of Bradley
county on Wednesday morning last.
Phe man who was arrested the other
day for horse stealing as we stated, was
not the man who stole Mr.. ByeTly's
horse, and that thief has not yet been
captured.
"a Pittsburgh woman was cured Of
speechlessness by the prayers Of a priest.
Her husband is now prowling around after
the priest with II shotgun We don't
blame him.
The Herald and Tribune says: VII.
liam Gentry, who is quite youth,
shot and seriously wounded Benjamin
Phllilps' In Mltcheli county n -
Few Gays ago.
The Kingston Independent says: \
child about six years of age, son of Mr..
John Cate, near Post Oak Springs, was
killed ono day las. week, by sawlog
rolling over il.
At meeting of the Monroe county
Agricultural Society, the Treasurer's
report showed a balance Of several
hundred collars on hand aud all debts
paid. Hurrah for Monroe.
The GreeneviIle y1tcl,'ge1ccr says ::
The wheat crop of this county was put
in better this vear than usual. cGIise-
ouentIy the prospec,s are very flattsr-
ing for a heavy crop next wear.
:, wit 49, go, -, oI,io,o.,
oa,,od 10 o., -, ,y,Io,.,,-,,a ,,So,,, la
So,,' oor, ~, r,t ~ - Ln,,so v,ith taars
in his eyes I've hppu a ch9sini =
hjrch rod round my C,,hrrV was the
snarling repiy.
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MI. ~ IN" ioiN VI .,i,S ' ,rhio{S
, iousuu ,i 81 ~ LIZ a., NJan%9S,, T Enrt,
iii ~ o,,ani, on o,,o, ono ~
nne ~ " ~ L.. E,t 80 ~ pouitLo
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'oou' -1'o i0'''N' W '''o I've
We received a copy of the proceed.
ings OF the last annual meeting or
me dolston conference OF Tue NJ r.
Church, south showing that Church
70 obarshinIi tba CO.. f nSsrmS
~ 90 900 ,Uhita con, n ~ and iSI
1917 10 SaIha,h GnLorIs . zoo
.oi, "a 70 oe1 snt,nIors 100
NNAN'ANi' ''hN ANs--'' 'N''''N'N'
Ihe Chattahooga Gon'n'erGtaS says;
we are informed tnat col0reu man
was shol on saturday nlgnt, near
Bird's Mills, by parties IN disguise;
me Dali passed through the arm ana
into the side OF the wounded man:
Dr. Il. Nj. wight, OF TINS city, dressed
The wounds. Ihe cause OF the shoot.
ing Is said TO have been rumor mat
white woman was cnhabltlnS with
the man shot"
The Chattanooga ConlnloTctdt says
The State teachers Association
meets in Nashville ON the 10th and
2ist insiants' Hon M; o. Kerr, or In
diana Hon; a: ID. white, PRESIDENT
OF Corneu University, lthlca, New
YORK hon. VIM. huilner, state SUI
perintendent OF Puollc instructlon OF
virginia; Hon. IL. A. M: HENDERSON,
oIaVe super Vi uoIIo IL
struction oil kentucky, ana Dr. Is.
Sears, agent OF the Peabody Fund,
Stanton, Virginia, have been Invited
10 attend, AMI 1t j. hoped that most, II
not all of them, viii be present.
A legal friend of ours recently had
the following legal question submitted
to him by a venerable patriach, whose
ancestors hailed from the Continent
which DIR. Livingstone has rendered
famous, viz: If you buys a piece OF
land, and dere amt no limit about
payln' fOrl and you pays part q de
money and holds de place six years
and pays de taxes on II, now can dey
come back on you and take de land
away from you for de pay" Our friend
thinks of calling council Of the bar
and submitting the problem TO their
united intellects, fearing to trust him
self to grapple with 1t unaided.
The Cleveland Banner says: Pork
remains at 8 cents net, but not so ac-