Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-23
PEECEEETTES

Chew Jacksen's Best sweet Navy Tobacco.
Thanksgiving next Thursday.
Delightful and bracipg weather.
Greeneville again has skating rink
In full blast "
Fourth Sunday il November and
still ore more to come.
Now jump into your heavy Writer
fiannels, sure enough, if you have not
done so already.
Wheat is worth 81 10 and corn 35
cents in the Greeneville market, &C,
cording to the Democrat.
The Nickel Counter at the New Or
leans Store will be kept open every
day during the week. nov23 DIT
Maj. E. Henry shipped several car
loads of pig iron from the GreeneviIle
depot, last week, says the Nes0 Era.
The Loudou Journal reports The sale
of several lots of hogs in that town
last week, 81 cents gross being The ri.
ing price. 49,
Hon. John Eaton Eaton Jr., United States
Commisslea.e er of Education, was in
Nashville aud paid visit 10 the pnb.
nfc schools last week.
The corporation forces were engaged
yesterday laying a. crossing on Prince
street, from the postoffice entrance 10
the law offices opposite.
The Tennessee Annual Con ference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
met at Lebanon, Tenn, Thursday,
Bishop Wiley presiding. -
Col. Varney A. Gaskill. of Chatta-
noogs, was married, On the 18Th inst,
In Rutland, VT, to Mrs. Mary J.
Hillard, of the latter-named place.
Chattanooga new Board Of Alder
men contains one eolored man, re-
elected He and one other man were
the only ones of the new Booard re-
elected.
Newport Sentinel: Col, Jack and
Alex. Stuart departed from this placs
Wednesday for Atlanta with four cal
loads OF extra fine hogs belonging t.
Stuart and Rhea.
Capt. 81. A. Chambers, OF the Pos
Office Department, formerly of Lou
don, is stationed in Atlanta, Ga, oil
official business during the wiDtt +
says the Journal.
The Knoxville Herald, a publica
ton started in this city by Wesle!
Painter some months since, ba
changed hands. and George w. Pierc
is now publisher and proprietor.
The Chattanooga Times has at las
found an opportunity to hoist 1t
rooster, that typical DEMOCRATIC bir'
which has been roosting so low of late
and trots him out over the result O
the municipal election.
We fear that Russell of the Louder
Journal is backsliding again. and i
not so good and religious as he used t
was. Ia his last issue he is advising
shO yONnS pCOPLO va tdO tC"h w sc
up dance for amusement.
Zephyr, Zephyrsi A few choic
shades in single Zephyr at y cents pc
ounce, in packages of not less than
ounces. Please ask for it. Mott
Frames complete at IS cents each, a
D. B. Loveman & Co.'s. nov23-eo,
Greeneville NeU Era: "Samps OF
Hirsch's pet monkey escaped one da.
last week and was run down an,
killed by some dogs on the ridge
This is the large monkey. "Dick,
which Charley Mills had in hi
museum last 4th of July.
Elizabethton Mountoineer: We al
pleased to learn that Rev. John 4
Hughes, who has been confined TO
bed of sickness at his home in John
son City for lengthy period, is no'
rapidly conva,escing, and will soon b
up and about his duty again. Re,
Mr.. Hughes was last years pastor {
the M. e. Church at Elizabethtoi
and his scores of friends and admirel
at this place will gladly hear of b
returning health.