Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-27
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Greeneville Democrat: A Demos
cratic paper Is ~ oe started soou at
TszeWelI.....The htaVi, ST hail oi m
ever knowuIu CCcke county tell near
ParroItsviIle. LIS extent was four
miles square, anu it ii orally cut the
corn IN strings throughout It's ex-
tent......A shOulipg stfray o'curTe d
last week iu Cooke cnuDty, betwet II
John Crane and w Wm JON s, III Which
the first WAS shot in the II Z, aud The
latter dangerously wounded. Too
much tangle-fOUt and leWd women
was the cause......On Friday night
WOOlVllle CASTOR, a cOlored mau who
lives about two miles from u e-ne-
Vile, while going home met ~" men.
AS he passed them he received Il un-
mug blow, which knocked him sense-
less, aud when he recovered con~cIous-
ness he discovered that he had Det II
robbed OF S22.
Newl ort Reporter An old colored
woman, Anna Duncan, died In Jefter-
son county few weeks since at The
age OF 120 years. she carried ,he flow
eFs for her ulIstress to decorate tie
bridge at GeDrgetUwD, which Geort g
Washing on marched over Win lis
army during the Revolutionary War.
The old WuInaD's hushand ls stIil Inv
ing aud has made n fu | hand in the
corn field this sun mer.
Rhea Springs NetUs: The building
business Is im pruVIug.. ...... MT. Blu
BrNsou raised au ear Ot corn lhe
smaller end Of which measured l49
iTches in cIrcUmfe renee. Ar. u. h.
Baldwin raised a gouTd which was 6S
Inches in circumference.
CieveIand Ba"er: The weather has
been 80 dry that many of the " ellis al e
driving up 80 OJltew ah can now boast
of brooul. La die factory That turns
out six thousand day. 1t Ia ali the
orders it can fil...". DOther batch 1 I
emigrants bound for AIkaneas, Via
the overland route, passed through
Cleveland lart week ......A llIsOu How
ard, sgei 65 ears, ui,d III OOltewoh
last Sunday. Deceased Was q go, d
clIlZeb, aud highly esteemed.
Gallatin 2ennessean: A dis
ting ulsbed lawk keT stsr Ell to n shvile
TT ursday morning. After proceeding
nearly /" the deput, il as ulscoveTen
by a friend with him, that he had fO
gotten TO put on his shirt. Greatness
vi show i'self.
Athens Post: A good deal of he NJ
meI ed iron, manufactured AZ HaugIue
beg. North Carolina, is being bauleC
to this place ...... The work on tht
new Cotton Factory at Mt. VeId /,
rapidly progre, sing, and 1T will prOba
bly, be ready for operation by the first o
January eueuIng...... La e&ard TO Ten.
De.see, emigration has attained the
volume of great end mighty river
while immigration may be hkeneC
unto the uncertain anu insiguItican
proportions of a wet-weatbe
rlvuiet, which thirsty or
could exhaust at a single draugnt
......A letter from Kansas, IN the KuOx
vile CHRONICLE. speaks of AIS bush.
els of corn per scre. How readily
some travellers fall into the vice O
lying......A family consisting of an eiC
mao named TnOs. NewcOmbe, tw.
daughters and several grandchildren
We're moving from near SVeetwate
Benton. A little girl, four year.
old, daughter of Minerva Bea-on
while asleep, rolled off the cart, The
wheel OF which passed over her head
killing her almost instantly.
RogersVille Spectator: The Rogers
vile femaie College opens wi n mos
d natterlDg prospt Cts. TIE number o.
boarding pupils will be considerably
larger than last year".... Ftfly-fnurp prt
sentiments and iudic,ments were found
by the Hancock Grand Jury.
Bristol Courier: The S Viss colorv
In Tennessee are repor ell very pro..
porous. Ii consists of ll3 families
7OO persons. and they bought 10 O0O
acres OF land at ST per acre. Thsv
have started a cheese factory. devofe
most of their attention 10 dairv farm.
Ing, and get high prices for their pro
duce ......A c0lored man was thrown
while rIaing the Hughes mare and his
right thigh was broken
For twenty-five cents, you can pc,
the WIG AND CHRONICLE until the
nrst Of January, 1880.