Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-08
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The extreme hot weather proven ted
services at most of the churches Sun
day night, and where there preaching
the attendance was slim.
DR.. F. Bogart, at Sweetwater, had
one field of wheat which averaged 25
bushels to the acre, according to the
Democrat. Wheat is 80 cents for i'm
mediate delivery in that market.
There is perhaps some satisfaction in
the reflection that it will be hot
enough some day for the fellow who
comes at you 81 every corner with the
stereotyped, . Is it hot enough for
your"
Every one can be their own artist by
learning :" Art Craio." A child eight
years old can draw by it. Go to Mil.
ler's studio and see, over Ogden
Brothers..
The "hotest of the season" was
Sunday. The mercury ranged al
about 1902 in the shade, and it was
impossible to keep cool anywhere.
Yesterday was not much of an i'm
provement.
The low stage of water in the Ten
nessee river at this time is almost un-
precedented. 1t is not only up this
way but all the way down. The
steam boats are unable to run from
Chattanooga to lockwood.
The last saloon closed out at Dam
bridge last Saturday week, under the
law repeating the charter of the town.
This is the first time Dandridge has
been without whisky saloon for near
century, according to the Watch
man. Is
The Monroe Democrat mentions the
fact that Mr.. F. s. Mcknight, pho
tographer of Ripley, Mississippi, has
formed a partnership with Mr.. JnO.
P. Rapier, of Sweetwater, and that
they expect to come to Knoxville to
open photograph gallery soon.
The Kingston East Tenne88eean says
note was received there last week
from Wiley M. Christian, who it was
rumored was killed in a difficulty at
Carter's Furnace, Carter county. Mr..
Christian says the report of the row
was correct, but it was another man
killed, not him.
A correspondent informs US that a
Lodge of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen was instituted by A. B.
Solomon, D. G. M. w. at Hum boldt,
Tenn, on the End of July, with &c
charter members, composed of good
and substantial citizens of Gibson
county. Jsae#f sy
The figures got slightly mixed il
our report of the steamer contest OIL
the 4th. The types made the time o
the steamer "Allison" Ash seconds
and that of the "LuttrelP' AZ, wher
it should have been just the reverse
the allison being the successful
one.
Monroe Democrat: Mr.. John A
Lowery dropped dead Tuesday a
about II o'clock while walking arounC
his home near Mount Harmony, il
McMinn county. Mr.. Loyery wal
about 80 years of age. He had beer
In bad health for some time, but hil
death was very unexpected.
The Commercial, by a careful esti
mate, figures the crowd of visitors a
Chattanooga's 4th celebration at 4. 900
Knoxville can multiply those figure
by and leave ample room for owe
estimation. Why, our neighborinl
county, "loyal Blount," furnished
one-fourth as many as Chattanoog'
had, according to that.
Daniel Mckinney, an aged ant
highly esteemed citizen of McMinI
county, died very suddenly at hi
home in Riceville on the 1st inst, il
his 10Th year. He had been unwel
for few days, though not serious
and fell while going into the dining
room for dinner expiring in abou
three minutes. He was father O
young Buford Mckinney, who wa
murdered in Nashville a few day
since, mention OF which we made.