Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-17
7 PENCRE4ETTEs.

hsWYJacksOn' Best sw ess N wv Tesaeco.
In Arkansas they grow white black
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b Never before was rain go, badly need |
ed Ia this section.
What are we to do for water The |
cisterns are nearly all dry. z ,s79Ah'7
sItiwotild takeaaboufa weeks rain to |
do she gparched earth andswiltinR veg
tatkion any material good in this Sec
ton now.
An exchange inquiries: "Does hang
ingsprevent murder 2"bnIt certainly
does. who ever heard.of man COM
hitting murder aiter} he was hanged.
The Chattanooga Times job Office
has been put under the foremanehip
OF Mr.. T. NJ. Salmon, Of this city, one
ofahe best Job printers in the South.
dGDhe drug store oof Lyons & Me-
Campbell is closed and the door hung
with crapeqon account of The death of
Prof. kirkpatrick, who is father-in-
law Of Mr.. Lyons, Of the firm. d, -
shThe american states that Gen. VIM.
g. Brien, ashvilIe, is soon to
make speeches at several points be-
tween Chattanooga and Bristol in ad-
vocacy of the 50.4 compromise of the
State debt ~ 1avaehe3 liiE d"
REV. Div. E. Boggs, of Memphis,
has been called to the passionate OF the
Central Presbyterian Church , in
Atlanta, Ga. This is the charge
which was vacated by DIR. Leftwich,
who opposed dancing by Church mem.
bers, but was overruled. ~ totrr
The Hamblen county Normal school
opened at Morristown last Monday
according to the Gazette. Prof. II
Presnell, of Jonesboro', is teaching it.
There was an attendance of about "a
teachers to start with, with hatteripg
prospects. ahead.
Deputy Marshal D. NJ. Boyd went
upto Morristown yesterday evening
with the three prisoners, Robt. Eakin
Joseph Lane and Marion Burchfield
convicted for violating the Revenue
law in the Federal Court Monday and
sentenced to three months in The
Hamblen county Jail. -a5 - st9fa@f
Last Saturday morning, according
to the Morristown, Gazette, Robert
Lee Broyles, youngest son of Mr.
Isaac Broyles, of st. Clair, Hawkins
county, and about II years Of age
was kicked by horse and killed He
was starting TO mill and went to walk
around the horses heels. ....- ......
About $50 has been already raised
among the cittz ems Of Knoxville to-
words defraying the expenses Of the
Reds to Atlanta to enter in tn,
base ball tournament The vprospect
are that a large crowd will accompan!
them, taking advantage OF the excur
sion rates, SIS for the round trip. 'IA
The home of our old friend E. c
Edwards, near Coal Greek, which is
most delightful place, is getting to- b
very popular summer resort. w
understand they have about II Mem
phis people there already, besides par
ties from mere and other places, ant
they are still having application
almost daily for accommodation.
Some of the Memphis people VIII
came to East Tennessee are returnin,
home. Very few, however, and, il
our opinion, the wise thing for all VIII
can possibly do is to remain, even
no epidemic is expected. They can liv
much healthier and cheaper anon
our beautiful East Tennessee hill
during the oppressive summe
months. ser,
Our friend Bart Giffin tells US tha
the effects of the continued drouth an
hot weather over in his neighborhood
"South America, !" is almost past dc
scription, and one would not believe
half so bad unless he could see it. 81
says if they could have rain DOW the
would make a half crop of corn, bu
without rain in a few days it will b
almost a total failure. aEHH Vie
Wakeshaw Water, at HF.
lIf5 yTuTuOlj HUNTERS.