Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-03-10

notice. RULE x KICKS.
PenctIeItes.
The old Crozier property is being
put in order, and wOrkmen are now
engaged in this work. Mr.J. G. Flaud-
ers proposes to open first class board
ing house, ... ....
1t was j. G. Cant and Mrs. Mary
McCampbell, of Beaver Creek, who
were married last week, and not par
ties of our city as some have errone-
ously supposed.
Rev. J. f. Goldman will visit Mary
vile on the second Saturday in this
month, and institute an Order of Good
Templars. Thirty-two charter mem
bers await his arrival. The ReDubH-
odn speaks in the highest terms of his
lecture at that place.
Mr.. J. b. Hoxsie, of this city, has
been appointed Master of Transporta-
ton of the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia r r, vice Mr.. Bogart, re-
signed. This is undoubtedly n SPLEEN
did appointment, for Mr.. Hoxsie as %
railroader has but few equals, and we
confidently believe no superiOrs. He
understands the business thoroughly
every branch of it-and we heard
but one opinion expressed in regard to
it yesterday, and that was, that the
Railroad Company was fortunate in
securing his services. He is the right
man in the right place, and will make
an efficient Master of transportation
We regret to learn that Mr.. II. j.
Moore, former Freight Agent at the
Knoxville depot, died on the End, at
his residence in Sweetwater. Mr.. Moore
had been confined to his bed for
months, and during the last few weeks
has been constantly attended by his
brother, Rev. John Moore, of this
city. He leaves large number of
friends to morn his loss.
Mr.. +. H. Flenniken sold some
eighteen head of fine cattle last week
to Messrs FAM d JOne~, whirn he
had fat,ened on his farm. Messrs.
FAM u Jones. also, bought large
number of cattle from other parties.
We presume they intend to ship them
John Harris, Jr, citizen of Nc
MINI county, fell Oft foot-log and
was drowned in Spring Creek, Polk
county, March Sd.
Mr.. Patrick Evans, father of United
States Marshal Evans, Of this city,
died in Roane county, week before
last.
A lady Of Monroe county, presented
her husband last week with three
babes-all alive and doing well Talk
about Immigration athens Post.
We understand that Mechanicsville
is again agitating the question of be-
ing incorporated with Knoxville prop
er.
james Henry, who lives near the
Fair Grounds, exhibited in our Office
yesterday, neat speciman of his
work, in the way Of rustic chair.
A large number of country wagons
were in the city yesterday, and Mar
ket Square presented livelier appear
ance than any day since the freshet.
Jonesboro' Journal. An interesting
revival is in progress at Limestone
near Sulphur Springs in this county.
Elders Keen and Baxter are the ofiic-
iating ministers.
The Knoxville Iron Company re-
ceived fourteen CO: loads of coal Sat
urday, the first received and deliver
ed 1000 bushels to their customers the
same afternoon.
Herald and Tribune Sullivan coun-
ty items Kingsport las experienced
a long pTotracted revival of religion in
the Baptist Church, all denominations
take part. There have been several con-
versions.
DIR. John Wester died at his home
near Kingston, on the 2Sth of Febru-
airy, in the 8lst year of his age. He
represented the county in the Legisla~
ture in the years 184l, AT, '49, Isl and
'6l.
The Cleveland Herald gives the
losses sustained on the Hiwassee River
and at Charleston as enormous. There
were 4 families in Calhoun, aud % in
Charleston without house and home.
The Loudon Times says Rumor has
it that the hurricane of last week,
wiped out DogwoOd valley below Dali
ton, killing forty persons, and driving
into Dalton seven hundred starving
men, women and children.
Mr.. Jack Crawford came to the city
Saturday on horseback, and as usual,
hitched him in the rear of a store. A
colored youth concluded to have a ride,
and ride he did nearly the entire day.
Mr.. Crawl ford of course thought his
horse stolen, and put the police force
on the track. They came up with the
youth in the evening and he took
rooms in the calaboose.
Greeneville LRteHigYlccr: The re-
vival at Tusculum continues undated,
and a great number of converts have
been made. We understand the diff
ficulty concerning the NJ. l.. Church
at Urbana, Washington county, has
been amicably settied-all suits against
the NJ. Il. Church have been with
drawn by the NJ. i. Church, South,
the former paying all costs thus far in
CURED, The latter makes no charges
for rent, aud hereafter bosh denomina-
pected the district conference in 1876
will be held at tine above named
church. We are glad to know the
difficulty has been settled in the proper
way.