Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-21
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More peaches in market yesterday
than any day yet. fo's.t aa. 49, II
:. It's warm again, and no mistake.
The nights are comfortable, however.
8. ]. Martin and C. g. Zones were
issued commissions as Magistrates for
Monroe county from Nashville Mon.
day, says the America's.
An adjourned meeting. Of the Board
of Trustees of the University of Ten
nessee, has been called for 10 O'Clock
this morning at the Supreme Court
room.
Morristown Gdzette:-7 The black
smith shop of Col. VIM. Long. Mar.
shall's ferry, was burned Sunday night
of last week. The fire was accidental.
Loss, about $50. Mo Insurance.
The vote of the recent election CON.
tinues to come in very slowly indeed.
The Nashville Apaerican of Tuesday
gives some additional returns, and
states that. thirty counties are yet 70
hear from. s. ' - ~ ''' &
The only arrival noted at the wharf
yesterday was Captain Flanniken with
10 loads of saWdust from the Holston.
He reports the Holston very low just
now. The river here has about II feet
of tide water.
The latest Information yesterday
from Mr.. Fred Morti, the yellow fever
patient at the residence of Mr.. Gid.
e Luttrell. near McMillan's Stations was
TO the effect that he was very much
better, and the hopes of his recovery
were very high. : e aar
Morgan Dispatch; The foundations
for three towns have been laid in Nor
gan county-Kismet@ and Summit
Springs, son the line oflthe Cincinnati
Southern Railway, and Platssu City,
a few miles west of the road, In the
northwest end of the county. - =
Preparations. are being madeato D
considerable extent for the second ball
Of the season at sMontvale Friday
night, and a splendid time is ex pected.
A number of Knoxvillians contem-
plate going over The excursion rates
for the OCCASION are $3.50, round trip.
Charley Moore, who was arrested by
officer Nose Smith Monday night for
being drunk and disofderiy, after set.
Ting up with Recorder White for the
same, was yesterday tried before JUS
tice Allison for carrying loaded head
ed cane, and assessed at $5 and costs, in
all $12.75 for the same. = .a.s - s.. .seal
Mrs. French. widow OF the late
Michael French, ST.. of the 21st- civil
district, in this county, one of the
best women that it has ever been our
good fortune to kno ", has been lying
dangerously i'll for several weeks, and
We regret to learn that but little hope
is entertained of her recovery. eos.
Maryville Lnde1: Messrs. w. w.
Freshouf, Add. Pate and Chas. Efser
captured in Cade's Cove, on the 18th
inst, "Cheo" John Gregory, one Of
those naughty moonshiners," and
brought him into town next day.
Commissioner McTeer bound him
over to the Federal Court in the sum
of 81 900. -.st rro IN
Chattanooga Times; Last Saturday
an unfortunate accident happened at
Sale Creek, to Mr.. J ohm B. Nicely, the
g. 8. R. r. contractor, He was leav-
ing one of the laborers camps, and the
night being very dark, he stumbled
and fell over one of the poles, break.
ing the small bone of his leg. The
fractured limb was dressed by DIR. Sims
Mr.. Nicely is now resting very well.
The Odd Fellows Silver Cornet
Band, of this city, started out at about
six O'Clock yesterday evening for a
serenading trip to the vicinity OF Mai
Gaines MoMillan's. ten miles up the
country. They were mounted on a
four-horse vehicle, driven by Charley
Rodgers, from south Of the river, and
as they paraded Gay street, pouring
forth their martial strains, attracted
considerable attention. ,4 saYl