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

PENCELETrES.
Mr.. Joel Bowling, of Coal Greek, ls
registered at the Central House.
Yesterdays market was almost
out by the all nights
rain.
Ogden Brothers are paying special
attention to ordering Books not in
stock.
Hon. I. G. Fowler, editor of the
Bristol Nee0s. and his wife, celebrated
their silver wedding on the 9th inst.
1t rained almost incessantly, in tor.
rents. from o'clock Wednesday even
ing till o'clock yesterday morning,
and now it turns cold.
Jonesboro' Journal: Engineer Mat
Franklin ran train last week from
Jonesboro' to Bristol, 50 miles, in 81
minutes. How is that for speed?
The Rentz Stanley troupe arrived on
the 4 O'Clock train yesterday evening,
from Atlanta, Ga, where they closed
an engagement Wednesday night.
The Jonesboro' Journal learns that
Jno. T. WiIds, OF that town, was
awarded a gold medal for oratory in
the senior class at Princeton, n. j.,
recently.
Christmas Cards.
A beautiful assortment of these sea-
sonable novelties have just been re~
ceived by Messrs. Ramage & Co.,
which are well worth looking at.
a few drifting flakes Of SHOW we're
observable yesterday forenoon. This
is about the first sight of snow in this
region this winter, and Christmas is
hard upon us.
Lost---A plain gold ring with the
initials e. A. Il. to #. l.. +. en-
gPaved On the inside. The finder
viii be rewarded by leaving 1t at
this Office.
1t was something remark ably strange
and coincident, that so many your q
men, and several not so youthful, had
pressing business at the 4 O'Clock train
yesterday evening.
Public debating clubs of Bristol and
Blountville are to meet at the latter
place next Saturday night, and grap-
pie with the subject: Resolved, That
that the right of suffcage should be
extended to women
MsryVille Democrat The "smOk-
ing" and baggage car, L. & c. r. r.,
has received fresh coat of paint, and
we learn that the passenger coach is to
shortly have some new improvements
made on the inBide
Have you bsen at Santa Claus
Headquarters this year? If not, don't
fail to go to Cullen & Newman's, and
you will find him there with all Of his
display. They have an immense stock
this year; the largest ever carried, and
they are going to sell them.
Jackson, the Chattanooga body
snatcher. who was recently arrested
anu w J2lt iOI
graves and shipping bodies TO different
places, has been expelled from the
Whiteside Street NJ. E. Church, South,
of which he was a member
Chattanooga's new City Council, at
recent meeting, elected the following
city officers: Geo. E. bar, Tax
Collector /; J P. Bouscaren, Engineer;
Geo. N. Sherwood, Recorder; r. G..
Jones, Auditor w. II. Dewitt, At
torney; B. Schwartz, Lieutenant of
Police; James PEARSON, Sexton. They
adjourned to complete the list al
another time.
The Union Flag learns that Am
brose Collins, son of Mr.. T. D. Collins,
while covering a stable for Oby Taylor,
about one mile from Jonesbor0', fell
from the top to the ground, distance
of fifteen feet, breaking both bones of
his leg, just above his ankle. DR..
Deskerick was Immediately called in
and set the fractured bones and at last
account he was doing very well, yet
he suffers very much.
HALLS CELEBRATED FIRE
PROOF SAFES.-The largest ship
ment of Fire-Proof Safes ever made to
Southern city have arrived in Knox
vile, and 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. EIr.
T. B. Cornell, the General Agent,
will take pleasure in showing these
goods. Call aud see us.
Cold Cream Camphor Ice Lip Salye,
etc, at Lyons & McCampbell's.
A big stock OF Trunks, Shoes and
Hats, cheap, at III. w. Halls.
If you want to makeyour little child
happy, buy it nice little Tay Trunk