Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-20
PENCILET TES.

Chew. JacksOn'sBest Sweet Navy Tobacco. |
City Council tonight.
Call for Tom, Dick and Harry, at J.
BlaufeId's.
The MaryvilIe Lader has donned a |
patent outside. ...
Smoke Tom, Dick and Harry, at J.
RlaufeId's.
Samuel Johnson died at his home in
johnson county a few days since, So
years Of age. s 1-a.s |
Il is quite lonely on College Hull
and about the Cadet boarding-hous es
since their departure.
Cent?, if you wish to relish the
smoke of good cigars. call for Tom,
Dick and Harry, at ]. Blsufeld's.
JonesbOro' Journal: Cheering re-
ports come to Us dsily from The harvest
fields. The wheat will be much bet
ter than was expected.
The Cadets still continue to depart
on every train for their homes. Some,
however, will not 90 home at all.
Oilers viii remain here ill after the
4th.
The Tennessee Irou and Steel Com
pany, of Chattanooga, has made an
assignment for the benefit of its cIedi-
tors 10 s. NJ. Winchester, according to
the Times.
The fret case in Nashville for carry
ing pistol under the new Law came
up a few days since before Special
Judge Frazier. The accused submitted
aud was fined $50 and sentenced to two
days in the county Jail.
The East Z'enneSSeean states that
Postal Clerk Jas. Clark, who was taken
with a freak Of temporary mental de-
rangemeDt = few days since, 50 that he
had to be taken to his home near
Kingston, has slresdy quite recovered.
ChattaHoOga's latest sensation is The
development OF the swindling opera
lions and forgery to q considerable ez-
tent of a promising yOupg lawyer and
popular society man, JAS. NJ. ICEe, Of
that place. He is under arrest, await
ing trial.
Col. John Overjou, owner Of the
Maxwell House, Nashville, has, since
the death Of the lessee Col. Jilson P.
Johnson, concluded 10 run it himself
for the present, and has placed in
charge of it J. J. Venable, a well
known and experienced hotel man.
The charter of Washington Atade-
my, Rhea county, was registered by
the Secretary Of State at Nashville last
week. The incorporators are: W. y.
Auit, Thomas n. l.. Cunningham,
W. P, Thomisoa, Jr., David Davis,
W. @. Allen.
We went to see PgUf MilIer.s pic,
lures made by his =" Art CraiO - pro-
cess aud were astauishad cut Of meas
ure. One side OF the studio is covered
by the first attempts of Knoxville pu>
pills and they are coed enough fer one
years practice. Go AID see. Over tie
Library Rooms.
AS we learn from the East Tonnes.
SeedR, Clerk and Master NJ. L Patterson,
Of our ci'y, was dawn at Kingston
Tuesday, and made q ChaEcery sale Of
the mineral lands in ROane county, |
known as the Wilcox property. The
East Tennessee National Bank, of this
city, sas the purchaser, at 5000.
Capt. G.. .. BIrleson received a note |
yesterday from Mr.. Ed. brown, at |
Clinton, whose ch'd wos Injured last |
Saturday by the train on the X. q -. |
railroad, 70 the effect that the child |
was dying and could not live till
night. This was sad intelligence to
the friends Of the family, who had i
hopes Of the chiid's recovery. Mrs. |
Burleson, sister of the father of The !
child. went out on yesterday evenings
train.
TIE MaTyville papers give an ac-
count of an almost fatal IencontTe in
that town last week between two col.
ored men, Miles Yancey aud Henry
Clyb0Fn. They bad had g quarrel,
aud later ia the afternoon ely born was
Informed that Yancey was carrying a
razor for him. He found Yancey
lying dead drunk in a fence corner and
dealt him fearful blow on the head
with a pick handle, Featuring the
skull. IL was thought to be fatal at
first, but Yancey is said to be in fair
way to recover. Clybo-n was arrested
bound to court and sent TO iaiI