Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-26
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- TUESDAY. AUGUST Is, 1879 :
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Chew Jackssns Best swess Navy Tobacco,
-s.a Whoever saw such August weather.
Next week, the campaign Of courts
sets in in earnest. - 49,
- Quite sudden change In the tenn
perature since Sunday, and yesterday
it was regular fall weather.
W. D.Rule has removed his law
office to the Fouche block, Office form
erly occupied by w. NJ. Fitzgerald.
Chattanooga is getting stirred up at
last over base ball. in the shape of some
trivial contests between two local
clubs. - ----- : -----
The resident cadets and their friends
in Knoxville begin to attend the
trains daily, looking for the boys to
begin to return to get ready for
school. - - go -, & s1..s.- y l 3 80 -,
The workmen are putting in large
iron pillars in the center Of the base
ment Of the new MeNulty building,
on Gay street. The walls are up far
enough for the first layer Of sleepers.
Such weather as that of yesterday
has decided tendency to make fell.
low want to put himself inside OF an
overcoat when outdoors, and to sit by
the fire when indoors. rs zrlsitG
The taxpayers have less than q week
in which to pay State and county
taxes to Trustee Swan. Next Mon
day, Sept. 1ss, they go into the hands
of the constables for collection with
costs. ~ q IL a2s.s1 sea Tsvss ti-s. CO
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Nashville american, Sunday: Rep
resentative William Aimison yester-
day appointed Frank F. Ross, son Of
Dr. C. Ross, a student at the Uni
versity of Tennessee for the next
session. 8 s. as
I'd Chattanooga Commercial; Sawyer
Heart was convicted, in the Circuit
Court at Kingston, Tenn. last week,
of a felonious assault upon an officer
and sentenced to one year in the peni.
Tertiary. Jas. Bales, an aecomplice,
was sentenced to three months impris-
onment in the county Jail and fined
fifty dollars. "a III EAFs
The Chattanooga Commercial tells
of another accident which happened q
week ago last Sunday on the Cincin-
natl Southern Railway. John Taylor,
ayoung man employed on, the line
while in a state OF intoxication, fell be
tween two fiat cars and had his left
arm SO badly mashed as to necessitate
amputation. He also received internal
injuries. -.- :. g .'s-.
S. Little Carl Royden, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. DePue, was
very ill Sunday. with kind of capil.
airy bronchial affection, and portion
of the time it was thought he couldn'i
live. We are glad to be able to an.
nounce an Improvement for the better
Mr.. DePue was in Ohio, but was tele
graphed for and was to arrive las
night. 49,.
A man named Squires Martin, and
his wife, are both in Jail in Chatta.
noogs, on the charge of having muir
dered tramp who came to their
house, on Missionary Ridge, about two
years ago. They were arrested last
week on the testimony Of little girl
who lived with them, and who says
they cut the tramp's head off with an
axe during the night, hoping to find
some valuables, about him. They are
said to have buried the body near by.
While swinging their hoes in the weed
hunted rows.
Where beans, and tomatoes were grow
ing,
The son to his father set out to remark,
As warmly the sunbeams were glowing.
why like is this spot to the place that
is not
Known to fame till that apple pro-
ceedin'?" So
II pass ~ quoth the parent the n answered
the son,
Because tits the gara en- Of weedin'p,
.e-s si t.a
t J pert0xa t11 'sa5nH9