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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

Mr.. WILLIAM PRICE, the efficient health
officer of Vicksburg, was in jackson during
the present week on business connected
with the United States Court. The Office
that Mr.. Price SO ably fills is, we believe, a
new one created since the epidemic. 1t is
made his duty to visit and inspect the
premises of every citizen of Vicksburg
and to see that the following section of an
ordinance is strictly enforced, viz:
SECTION .. To permit the sidewalks or cutters,
in front of ones place of business or house. to re-
main obsructed or premises in a filthy condition.
or fail to clean the same after three hours notice
from any police, or other city officer to permit
any coal or wood to remain on any paved sidewalk
longer than three hOurs-FiHe not less than 50, nor
more than $50.
Since writing the above, we learn that
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen of this
city have passed similar Ordinance and
hive elected Capt. John c. Carraway Health
Officer. He is the man for the place, AID
will make an efficient officer.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

II. G. MYERS, Secretary of State, left
for short visit to bis home in Holly
Springs, last Thursday night Assistant
Secretary Porter, shielding the Tort during
his absence.
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Our old friend, Judge s. NJ. Bailey, of
Lauderdale county, honored us with call
yesterday. He is one of the leading citi-
zens of Lauderdale, and worthy man.
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Dr.. II. S. GRAFT, who has been attending
the meeting Of the Yellow Fever Commits
ZION at Washington, returned to this city
yesterday morning. He is called hoia by
Illness in his family.
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THOMAS Brown, convicted of murder at
the recent term of the Circuit Court OF
Warren county, has been sentenced to be
hung on the twenty-frst day of March
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

MEssIs. WILLIE SHELTON and John Sui
Ivan went out bird hunting one morning
Ibis week, and bag@sd ,.siy-five birds
Good shooting we call u.
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SPECIAL attention il called to those
Gents hand made sewed Caters, gotten up
~ splendid style, the price only $3.50 at
%. Cummings. If
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TURKEYS were selling OH the streets
Wednesday at the low price of sixty cents
piece. Who can't afford to eat Turkeys,
at that price?
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k'lGnter8 -
Should know that ROBINSON & STEVENS
are selling high cut, tull stock BrOgan Mt
81 rs, and a woman's plain shoe at 95 cents.
Feb I. It
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JUDGE GREENE @. CHANDLER, the United
States District Attorney for the Northern
District of this State, was in the city
Wednesday
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The remains of the woman Candice Fos-
Ter, who was killed by Jim Hicks Tuesday
evening, were carried to Canten for inter-
ment.
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\ I7oTSldn-
The incest light weight, smooth surface,
|lll wool dress goods in the market are Of
Tered at 2Oc., being but half their former
value. Only at
Feb. 1-3t. RoBNsoN A STEVENS.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

MISSISSIPPI CoMMANDERY No. 1, knights
Templar, hold regular meeting Monday
night Officers will be elected
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WAS IT AN ACCIDENT e?
jim HlQEs, KILLS 0ANDICE FOSTER

The good people of West jackson wert
startled Tuesday evening about half aftel
five o'clock, by The report that woman had
been killed 10y man, at house situated on
the corner of Pearl and Parish streets, and
occupied by a colored woman by the name
OF Die Johnson. Our Reporter Immediately
repaired to the aforesaid house, and found
the report to be true. Candice Foster, a
quadruon OF rather handsome appearance
and OF doubtful reputation, WA II corpse;
having been killed by the discharge of
needle gun in the hands of a nulatto boy
| by the name of Jim Hicks, who was former
ly an employee of Col. Nelson's at his hotel.
The ball passed entirely through the unfor~
tunate womNns head, of course killing her
instantly. Hicks, Immediately after the
killing, tried to make his escape, but after
running about half mile, was overtaken |
and arrested by Messrs. Bradley and Patrick
Mcneil, and turned over to the proper au-
thorities. We visited him at the Jail and
found him occupying an iron cage; and
from his manner and conversation, he evil
IDENTIFY feels uneasy at his situation. He
made the following statement, which we
understand is substantially the same as Joe
Dorsey's. However, Die johnson will be
the most important witness against him.
From the fact that she accompanied the re-
mains of Candice Foster to Canton, we were t
unable to get her statement;
THE STORY THAT HICKS TELLS.
'sJoe Dorsey and myself were going to i
French Willis to get coat. When we pass
ed Die Johnson's house Candice came to
the window and made q motion to us to II
come in. We told her we would stop as we
came back On our return we went in and r
We proposed game of casino with Die and
Jandice. Die was Joe Dorseys partner .
md Candice was my partner. Joe and
Die beat me and Candlce two games. 1 n
topped playing and Joe and Candice COM n
nenced game of seven-up. Then Can
lice took silk pocket handkerchief from
ne through fun. l asked her to give it
Jack to me, as a girl gave it to me as
Jew Years gift. Just before the yellow u
ever l got gold button of hers, she told Of
ne to give her back the button and should X
ave the handkerchief. told her first to a
i've me the handkerchief. Die and Joe IL
ad quit playing cards then, and he and te
nyself went fooling around the room put T
ing little things in our pockets, and the of
omen would take them from us. As we
anne out of the hall I went into Candice's
Dom and to one corner where needle gun OF
'as standing, said to Joe: Lets take fl,
1is. raised it up and lifted the part of sa
le gun that covers the cartridge. One of -,
le women said it was loaded, we said it '"
as not. 1 just got it up to my shoulder w
nd put my finger lightly on the trigger and 10
went off. Die followed out, you have en-
lied Candice, and got frightened and "a
IN off. I had no idea of killing her. She 0n
i'd were intimate friends ever since we ne
ave been acquainted. bu
The preliminary examination will take de
ace to-day at 10 o'clock, before his Honor,
'hn McGill, Mayor, the report of which
e will give in our next. Al
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ROBINSON 81 STEVENS


ATTEMPT TO BURN KosCI UsKo. The Cen
trail Star of the 31st says that on the night
of 25th ult., an attempt was made to burn
Kosciusko by pouring coal oil upon the
floor of an unoccupied store house on JET
ferson street, and setting fire to the same,
The building is Of frame, in a solid block
of frame buildings, and more than likely
would have caused the destruction OF most
of the business portion of the town, if the
fire had not been discovered in time. The
safety of all our towns is to have plenty Of
water and efficient fire departments, just as
we have in jackson. The small amount of
loss by fires in jackson, annually, is not be-
cause we have no fires here, but due to the
efficiency of our firemen, as has been wit
messed in many cases, specially that OF the
burning of Capt. Bustamante's machinery
depot last August
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Notice.

l will commence to assess the real and pei
sonal property of the city of Jackson, on
the 10th of February.
l.. f. CHILEs, Deputy Assessor
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Ex-Gov. R. @. Powers, Internal Revenue
Collector for Mississippi, has been on o
visit to the Coast country.
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Goods, ALL WOOL, at 25c. as are so by
ROBINSON STEVENS, vsre never Tered
iL, his city , re at less than SOC.
Feb. 1-3s
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

SAVE 800 by buying sowing machines
from A. L. Brunson. Call and see him
before purcasing elsewhere. If
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

CIRCUIT CoURT for the Second District Of
Kinds county, is in session at Raymond,
Judge Calhoun presiding.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

Six spools genuine Goats thread for
81 ,aty five cents at STADEKERs.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

no ATTORNEYS.

We make a Speciality Of Bret Work,
and ON. Prices qoiU suit you. GiOe as a
trial.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

SENATOR A. r. CARTER, of Jasper, paid
Jackson flying visit Wednesday.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

Price
Shoes of every kind at ROBINSON & STEv-
ENs, this week. Feb. /, It..
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Wa are sorry to learn of the illnoss of
Mai. E. Barksdale, Of the Clarion. He is
confined to his room.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

The novelties in Bourettes at 10 cents
per yard, at ROBINSON Il STEVENS.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

Go to Stadeker's for carpets, mattresses,
etc. The greatest bargains ever offered
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

The entire stock of J. STADEKER d Son
10 ust be sold regardless of cost Call and
be convinced.
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BRING your cotton to J. spADEKER & Son
and get the highest price.
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WEST JACKSON Sunday School to -morrow
even ing at o'clock P. M.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

Now don't go and forget that Valentines
day will reach us all next week.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

MKGEN. WRIT ADAMS is now resident OF
Wapnnlia.
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Mourning Goods


Mourning Goods
Are offered at special reduction from this
day. We announce following price list
Black Mixed Bourretts at 1Oc, \ big
job, just in.
Black Armure at zoe. former price SOC.
Black Brilliante at 33c.; former price ijc.
Black Cashmere at 33c., double width
former price SOC.
Black Cashmere, all wool, at 45c.; for>
mer price Coo.
Black Australian Crepe, 3G inch wide, at
Soc; former price 75c.
Bleach Serge, all wool, at GOc former
price SIC.
Black Cashmere, 40 inch, at Soc; for
mer price 81 %.
Black Cashmere, 40 inch, at 81: former
price 81 so.
These goods are offered at and below
cost to close our present stock before Spring.
Feb, 12t. ROBINSON d STEVENS.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08
FANCY ARTICLES
4 Lot of bohemian E0ifet SETS
and Vases. and Cut
GLASS sets.

4 - 4 = OWD ER
Try lt with your cakes Nal-Hat=,l not
b. contain any burnt alum. T-st i- ft
BYRON LEMLY'S Dls Store
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

GEN. RoBT. Lowry and Hon. A. J. Nc
Laurin, were in the city Thursday
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

SEWING MACHINES repaired by A. L.
Brunson at reasonable rates. If.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

"a KLINE, Gent agent.
Ntci,sbur- Miss
AL0GZD WARE. AGENT.
EarEsoET Mis-
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

DIVINE SERVICE at all the churches to.
morrow. Do not forget to attend.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

THE rush for cheap goods at STADEKER q
son continues. Call early and get bargains
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

GALL on A. L. Brunson for any kind of
sewing machine you want. tt.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

OvHRooATs at sacrifice at SrADEKERs.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

THE rush for cheap goods at SrADEKER
son continues. Call early and get bargains
a GEr. WRIT ADAMS is now resident of
magnolia.
BRING your cotton to J. SpADEKER & Son
and get the highest price.
SENATOR A. r. CARTER, of Jasper, paid
jackson flying visit Wednesday.
The novelties in Bourettes at 10 cents
fer ward, at ROBINSON 4 STEVENS.
WEST JACKSON Sunday School to morrow
even ing at o'clock P. M.
TIE entire stock of J. STADEKER d Son
must be sold regardless of cost. Call and
be convinced.
OvRRooATs at sacrifice at STADEKERs.
DIVINE SERVICE at all the churches to.
morrow. Do not forget to attend.
GALL on A. L. Brunson for any kind of
sewing machine you want. tt.
Now don't go and forget that Valentines
day will reach us all next week.
SEWING MACHINES repaired by A. l..
Brunson at reasonable rates. IT,
GEN. RoBT. Lowry and Hon. A. j. Nc
Laurin, were in the city Thursday
Go to Stadeker's for carpets, mattresses,
etc. The greatest bargains ever offered.
Wa are sorry to learn of the illncss of
Mai. E. Barksdale, Of the Clarion. He is
confined to his room.
Price
5shoAa of every kind ut ROBINSON & STEy-
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-02-08

Bleach Serge, all wool, at G0c; forme
price Soc.
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Black Cashmere, 40 inch, at Soc; for
ner price 81 %.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-22
letter from sFaryviile.
MARYvILLE, June 90, 1877

MARYVILLE, June 70, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR Yesterday evening as
the train came into the depot at this
place, horse belonging to Capt. e.
Goddard, which his nephew. Henry
Grizzald, was riding, became alarmed
and ran some distance, but Grizzard
being a good rider, stuck to him
until arriving opposite the residence
of Mr.. Tedford, on High street, the
girth broke and the rider was dashed
against the ground with great force,
bruising the side of his head, and the
horse stepping on his knee q wound
was made there. Drs. John Blanken-
ship and J. w. Gates were called, he
was found to be delirious, but not Sc
riously injured. He was then carried
to Capt. Goddard's and there again
examined by Drs. Blankenship, Gates
and Arbeely, but no bones found to be
injured, and it is hoped he will be up
again in few days. He bad very
severe shock and will doubtless feel
the effects for some time. w.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-22
sEESsEEEEFES -.

Chew. Jaokson'sBest Sweet Navy Tobacco
Dry and hot and vegetation Of ell
kinds burning up III some localities.
Judge \. O. L0chrane, Of Atlanta
is to deliver Ike 4:h Of July Grafton At
Chattanooga.
= Chattanooga firm, according to
The Times, has purchased and shipped
south four car loads Of extra fine
wheat, the first Of the season, raised
on tie Gillespie farm. The price paid
was 81 per bushel.
Chattanooga offers a. prizes =, their
grand Fourth of July celebration,
$3.50 to the successful company in the
military contest, 500 for the champion
ship in = base ball ntest, also S1GO
for the prize in the firemel's touTna-
meut, all to be cash prizes.
Little Cora, daughter of Mr. Ed.
Brown. Of CLIFTON, who was knocked
from the track by the K. * o. train .
week sgo last Saturday, died Of her il
juries Thursday evening, and was
buried Friday. IL was indeed $ sad
disPensatiOn, and the family have the
sympathies OF all in their hereave-
meGi.
Such favorable season FOR wheat
harvest was perhaps never before
known in this country, and the wheat
is now about all cut and saved. Tie
general report, also, from all parts oil
the country is, that the crop has ex-
Ceeded the brightest anticipations. IL
some places the yield was hardly as
heavy rs was expected, though in
others it is greater, and everywhere
the guilty is unexceptiOnal.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-22
GOreG by a DulI.

From Fl. L. Cliff, Esq, of the 10th
civil district, we learn that Mr.. J. j.
She~rod, one OF his neighbors, was Sc
riousIy injured by bull on his farm
on Friday. The animal had heretofore
been regarded as dooile and entirely
safe, but when Mr.. Sherrod went into
the enclosure where he was kept on
thrt day, he threw him down, litter
ally tore his clothes off, and before
aid came he was badly hurt, but not
fatally, we trust. He is one of our
best citizens and his recovery will be
looked for with anxiety. He was
was resting we'll Saturday morning,
but it could not be told then what in
ternal injuries he may have sustained.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-22
N,rK Flne Peaehss.

George w. Bird, of The firm Of Bird,
Dew & Co., nursery men, was in
market yesterday with ten bushels of
very fine Early Alexander peaches,
raised by himself and Esquire John
Chumlea. They were large, ripe and
luscious, equal to the very finest we
have ever seen. They have a pretty
good supply of them and will have
them in the market this week. ESQ.
Chumlea left a specimen of them in
our office yesterday and they were adj
mired by every one who saw them.
These gentlemen are ahead in the
peach business.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-22

On the upper end tickets will only
be coed on regular trains, leaving
Bristol 1887, p. m, July Sid, and AS,
a. M on the 4th, and on special train
leaving Jonesboro' 5, a M, on the 4!h
And returning on a special train
leaving Knoxville about 1880, p. m,
on the 4th, and on train leaving 3, p.
M, on the 5tb.
On the lower end, tickets are good
only from Chattanooga and Dalton on
regular train, arriving at Knoxville
1l:OS the night of the 3fd, and on spe'
cial train leaving Chattanooga aad
Dalton at 5, s. m, on the Ain. From
local points only On special train ar
irving at Rockville TO- a. m July 4th.
Returning, on special train about 1920
the night of the All, and regular train
on the 9th.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-22
CITY CHURCHES.
Services To-Day and During the week

Services To-Day and During the week
FIEsT N. E. CHURCH.
Sundsy-schOOl 9 a. n. Preaching at 1oz5 a N.
by the pastor, Rev. N. G.. Taylor, d. ID. No
services at night. All invited, seats free.
sECoyD II. K. CHURCH.
Preaching at II a. IN. by tho pastor, ]. NJ Dur
dren. Sunday school ? ?. m. Class meeting at
p. N, Preaching at 2. m. All invited to at
tend.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-FIFTH AvEEUE.
Sabbath Sch ool at e:lJ a. N. Preaching at 1015
4. m. by Rev. VI. A. Harrison, D. d. Subje5t
A6rlham's Sacrifice. Annual meeting OF the
Knox County Bible Society at p. m. Seats free
and tue Puslic cordially lnyited-
GERMAN Ev. LUTHERAN CHURCE,
Divine service and confirmation, German. at
lobS = n; English at SD.
SECOND PREsBYTERIAS CHURCH
Services at IOjz a. N. by the Pastor. Rsv. .
1. S-Urgis- No service at night.
nABzT STREET ". E. CHURCH, coUTH.
STe9 ,hi5g morniBs and evening By the pastor
Kew y. H. Dlckey- singing 81 p. N, Sabbath
school G. Il.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services by the pastor, Rev. Gee. 3. Eager, at
tl:SJ a. u. 30 service Il night. Seats free.
Strangers Ee!eome. Sunday>sehOol ct a. N.
Prayer mset!ng Wednesday at 500 p. N. Public
sOyIte6.
cHUECH STREET, n. z. CzURcH, SOUTH.
SUNDAY. school at :; n. Preaching 9, lc:@J
scrylces at night. Seats lreti all invited.
ST. JOHNS (EPIsCcPAL) CHURCH.
S1rday-sohool q. q. %. Services at IOIz a. N.
b. the pastor, Rev. Thomas Duncan. No service
az night on account Of the meeting of the Bible
Society.
BROAD STREET N. /. CsUaCs. SOUTH.
Sunday school ct a. n. Preaching at II a. IN.
% the pastor, ". y. Bays. singing st D. Ii.
40 seTvi;e at night. Seats free; street cars go
by Church door,
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
P eaching at 1850 a. m. and at T, ul. By Rev.
> u. v alters, Ct McMlnnyiiIe, Tenn, who was
r two years pa tor Of the McGhee Street
Lnrrsf' OF this city. Sunday School az a, n.
al. sra Inv tied.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Divine service at iC:3l m. By Rev, James
Park. the pastor No evening service.
BROAD STREET EPIPHANY CRURCB.
Sunday school At q. N. Divine services at
lt;-O % the Rector, Rev. a. p. McDOnCUCh.
all are mCst cordially invited. Seats free.
WELSH CHURCH.
At the Welsh and English CONGREGATIONAL
Church, in hechaui. syili 9, knoxville, divine
services will be held follows: Rev. RObt. ID
Thomas Will preach IN Welsh at 1917 a, IN. and in
EHEllsh ct 90 ,. N. Sabbath school at p. IN.
All are invited 10 attend
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-22
East Tennesses as "a Summer Resort

East Tennessee as - Summer AsesoE''
IF all The Information we have on
the subject he reliable and true, we are
forced to the conclusion, that East
Tennessee, every nook and corner
where there are any accom-
whatever, will be full to oyeillo sing
during the present summer season,
with families and citiZ ms OF cities and
chimes south OF US, who are beginning
already in very large numbers TO rush
out Of the heated and tropical l0cali-
ties In search Of health and comfort
among the bills aud valleys of our
far-famed, healthful and glorious East
Tennessee country. This is right. IL
mauy Of those Southern localities it is
downright folly 10 think OF the in
habitants remaining at home and en-
joying anything like health in the
summer season, even under the most
favorable circumstances. Such a
thing is an utter impossibility, in the
very nature of things. Here in our
pure and health-giving climate, how.
ever, it i altogether different, we al
ways enjoy health, and are entirely
free from any epidemics. Hence, we
throw our arms wide open and give
our Southern people hearty welcome
into cur midst. 1t is a matter CT
economy to them, also, for they can
find homes and live among Us during
the season, cheaper than they could at
home. AT the same time, it will be q
source of vast income to our section.
A great many families and parties
who have announced themselves pre-
pared to take boarders from the South,
are filed mp or have all their accom-
modatiOns engaged, and still there are
hundreds ofOthGrs to come. The Vs.
rious watering places will be filled up,
but there are many, who, from differ
ent considerations would prefer pri-
vate families in which 10 live. Ii any
families whose eye this meets are pre-
pared TO furnish such accom- modatiOns,
il they would correspond with Mr.,
Jas. r. Ogden, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent of the z. t., V. & G.
R. R., they would no doubt find it to
their advantage.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-22
auslc and Dancing ut aEontvale.

The proprietors of Montvale Springs
have again secured the celebrated
Crouch string band, of this city, to
furnish music during the season just
opening at that favorite and popular
summer resort, and there will be no
drawback on the score of good music.
The band will go over tomorrow even
ing, and arrangements are being made
to have the first nice little social dance
tomorrow night, though not the
opeeing ball. 1t will be pleasant af-
fair no doubt, and some of our young
folks will likely go over to participate.
They can make connection by taking
the Maryville train which leaves at 8
O'Clock tomorrow evening.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-22
ScripfuraI Authority.

Sin the early ages of the world per-
fumes were constantly used, and they
have the high sanction Of ScriptuTaL
authority" The patrons of perfumes
at all times have been the most pol
ished people in the world, and in this
age no refined lady or gentleman con-
siders their toilet complete without the
use of some delightful scent like Dr..
Prices Unique Perfumes, which are
really the gems of all Odors.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-22
Halle for cheap Hats and Shoes.
Fine Imported Ware.

We happened 10 at Cullen & New
mans yesterday and were shown a
handsome dinner, tea and dessert set
of China ware, consisting OF l25 pieces,
just received from France, male to
order for Mr. r. ;. Payne. and im
ported by HIessrs. Cullen s Newman.
This firm will take orders for any de-
sign selected, and will have them
stamped to order. guaranteeing satis~
faction in every particular. The set
abovs referred to is certainly the hand
soonest we have seen in Knoxville.