Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-25
PENCILETTES.

Chew Jackson's Best sweet Navy Tobacco
Rush Strong's cheap Hats and Shoes
TIE ice cream season will soon be-
gin to deplete the young mans pocket,
The Chattanooga Commercial asks
the question: Now that Cleveland
charter is abolished how will she quar-
antine next summers.
Every body was pleasurabiy dissp-
pointed by another beautiful day
Sunday, the prospect having been so
gloomy Saturday night.
Emigrant Agents Will Kerr and
Gaines Harrill each had their bands
full on yesterdays noon train, looking
after the emigrauts for the hr West.
Mary had little lamp,
Filled full of kerosene,
She took it once to light a fire,
And las not since benzine.
Rev. Jno. r. Hughes, of the JDhn-
son City circuit, NJ. E. Church, has
commenced a series of revival meet
ings al ElizabethtOn, as We learn from
the Mountaineer.
The protracted services at the First
NJ. L. Church, which have been car
ried on for two or three weeks, have
been discontinued for the present, as
was announced by the pastor Rev. DR..
y. G. Taylor, Sunday night.
The citizens of Knoxville and Knox
county will find the new b. Howe
Sewing Machine, which unites the
good Improvements of all others,
making perfect machine, at an ex-
tremely low price, al w. w. Woodruff
& Co.'S.
The North Carolina Legislature has
just passed an act TO prevent the car
rying of concealed weapons of any
kind by any citizen of the State, ex-
cept wheh the citizen is ION his own
premises" The penalty is fine or
imprisonment al the discretion of the
court.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary to w. s. Clark's ORA
matte Company and MastOdon Min
strels, which has been pat under a
thorough organization. They are
billed for two entertainments at Nor
ristown, tonight and tomorrow night.
We hope their efforts may be az
tended by success.
Mr.. E. Il. Flen8iken, who has the
contract, commenced digging out yes
teTday for the foundation Of the new
business block on the corner of Gay
and Clinch streets, and the laying of
brick will be commenced to-day. 1t
is to be a handsome brick building,
forty-five feet front, running back
ninety feet and two tall stories high.
The Fire Department has received
500 feet of new and splendid rubber
hose from the New Jersey Car Spring
Company. They were unwrspped
yesterday and reeled for the new
steamer, ALEX Allison" The Depart
ment having just undergone a
thorough reorganization under Capt
King, the new Chief and now beiJg
well supplied with all necessary equip
ments, may be expected 10 do effective
work hereafter.
Messrs. Thompson & Jones, owners
OF the lot across Reservoir street,
from their livery stable, where they
keep transient stock, are having
brick wall built along the alley, from
Reservoir back the length of the lot,
and a covering is TO be erected over
the entire space to make it a more con-
venient aud comfortable for penning
cattle and other stock, of which they
do d great deal.
The new bell purchased by the city
authorities, 10 be erected at the
Hampden Sidney building for the use
of the City Public Schools has arrived,
and was transferred to the building
yesterday evening. 1t has every APP.
pearance of a splendid, elegant tone
bell, one of the Troy, n. Y, foundrj 5
best make, weighing 500 pounds net.
Workmen will commence to-day to
put 1t in position in the cupola on top
Of the Hampden Sidney building