Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-13
PEECELETTEs.

Rogersville has six resident preach
ers and only three houses of worship,
according to the Spectator.
The Rsntz.santIey folks left on the
early train this morning, and will en-
terrain the bald heads and naughty
youths of Chattanooga tonight.
81. Christmas Cards.
A beautiful assortment OF these sea-
sonable novelties have just been res
ceived by Messrs. Ramage & Co.,
which are we'll worth looking at.
The young men Of Cleveland are to
give grand hop at the Opera House,
In that place, Tuesday night, 23d inst,
end 1t promises to be most brilliant
affair, es we learn:
.Lost---A plain gold ring with the
initials Fa. A. B. to T. L.. T. en-
graved On the inside. The finder
VIII be rewarded by leaving Ii at
this Office.
A burlesque, entitled His Mejesty's
Safety Pin," is having run at Gin
cinnati variety theatre. It is no doubt
3 pretty ''loud' take Off on the muchly
presented "Pinafore."
Georgia Lowe, a white woman.
living cut in Shieldstown, was tried
and bound over to Criminal Court by
Justice Allison, yesterday, for unmer-
eifully beating her younger sister.
Messys. VIM. Casweil and Frank
Armstrong came up on yesterday
evenings train with fine string of
wild ducks, which they had taken on
ahunting expedition down the river.
Newport Reporter Three more
Revenue violators, tried before Com
missioner q. L. Ogden since our Iaet
issue, one out of the three held to
court at Knoxville the 2ad day Of Jaa-
uary, 1850.
II you want to zee a sight to do
your heart good, look through Cullen
& NeWman's establishment. and if
you want to see happy faces on Christ
mas morning leave your orders there
for o supply for your little ones.
The Newport papers note the death
at his home il that place, on the 8th
lust, OF Rev. VIM. Cureton, at the
age of 81. He had been c worlhy min
lister il the Methodist Episcopal
Church for more than forty years.
CiEcnit Court is in session at Athens
this week. The murder case of Garter,
fer killing Magill, was taken up
Thursday morning, says tbs Post.
This vas The case which was reversed
by the Supreme Court at its recent
session.
Monroe Democrat: Died, last Fri.
day, st The residence OF Mr.. s. P.
Hale, near MadisonviIle, his STEM
daughter, Miss Amanda Farmer, about
IL years Of age, OF fever...... Rev. Jas.
A. Wallace received the sad intelli>
genoa q few days ago of the sudden
death Of his brother, William WAL
lace, at Atchison, Kas He dropped
dead on the street, of heart disease.
Cleveland Herald: From Il printed
invitation card we notice cur old
friend, Sol" S. P. Ivins, of the
Athens Post, has gone into the danes
Ing business ct that place, and will
give his first performance on the
night of the Goth. We wish uncle
Sam. much success in his new DEPART
ure aud hope his legs may never grow
atif, BY the way, since he turned
dancing master they prefix "Col.n to
his name Hope be is not changing
colOrs.
HALLS CELEBRATED FIRE.
PROOF SAFES.-The largest ship,
nent Of Fire-Proof Safes ever made to
Southern city have arrived in Knox
vile, snd are on exhibition at W. w.
Woodruff & Co.'S. this week. Please
call and examine stock and prices BE-
fore purchasing. Over 800 Halls Safes
are now used by the merchants OF
Knoxville and East Tennessee. Mr.
L. B. Cornell, the General Agent
will take pleasure In showing these
goods Call and see us.
Cold Cream Camphor Ice Lip salve,
etc, at Lyons & 8lcCanpbell's.
a big stock OF Trunks, Shoes anC
Hats, cheap, at Fl. w. Halls.
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