Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-05
PEEEgLEE 81.

Family Bibles IN great variety ana
low prices, al Ogden Bros. .y.-
Ogden BrOs. are Headquarters on
Blank Books, Writing Paper and
ENVELOPES. 80 ia
Chattanooga had q deaths during
the month Of November. Is white, 5
coloredi 9 males, II females.
It is rumored that paper is soon to
be started at Dayton, thrifty village
in the lower end Of Rhea county.
Jas. H. Robineon, Esq, promin-
ent attorney of GreeneYiIle, has gone
10 Florida, to remain during the win.
ter, according to the Nea0 Era.
You will find all the latest novelties
in Stationery and Fancy Goods at
Ogden Bros. .r.
cambridge Wotcbnsasa: Pork has
been lively the past week at 81, and
some have been three teniBg people
with fat hogs with SIC.
Call and seeOgden Bros.' Fine Panel
Pictures, only $l.00. framed.
The cambridge Watohuan learns
That the members of the Methodist
Episcopal Church talk of building q
new church in cambridge soon.
Sunday School Reward Cards, very
pretty styles. from L. Prang & Co.,
and Jno. Gibson, just received at
Ramage & GEE.
DR.. 4. NJ. Prothro, leading dentist
of Chattanooga, President of the Ten
nessee Dental Association, was. mar
risd in that city Tuesday night to Mrs.
Fanaie Kennedy.
The MaryvilIe Democrat reports the
killing, by Mr.. Adam Waters, OF
Blount county, of very lsrge eagle,
in Miller'a Cove, recently. It mea-
sured I feet from tip to tip.
SAMPSON, Doughty. eyed 81 years
died recently at his residence in Roane
c0hnty.- He was born on Chucky
River, Cooke county, ia July, 1875,
according to the East Z6aae8seeqn.
Ogden Bros. have a fine stock OF
Photograph aud Autograph Albums,
Scrap Books, etc. .~,1 80"
Wheat is selling for Sl2O per bushel
in JoHesb0ro', and considerable mum.
Der of hogs have been already bu;ch-
cred and sold at 4 and 5 cents Eel
pound, according to The Union Flag.
Kingston East T8ane88eean The
old officers Of the Roane County Bible
Society were unanimously elected on
Thursday, at their annual meeting, IS
follows: James Sewer, President; E.
E. Young, Cor. Secretary c. Brause,
Treasurer and DepositaTy.
The Cleveland Herald Of lag. week
saye: Our OH friend. J. 5. Roberts
at New Baltimore, in this county, has
bought and shipped, up to Last Thus
day q. 900 bushels of Peas. And as q
week has passed since then, ne has, nc
doub:, bought 5000 bushels by thi:
time. He shipped at one time !, 40C
bustels. $3.50 =E
The new musical wonder, the Or
gazette, at Cullen 81 Newman's
attracted great deal of attention. and
everybody visiting the store bad tC
Try it. The beauty of it is, any one
can play any piece OF music they
want, whether they have ever seen al
organ before or MT. We predict many
a child will be made happy thil
Christmas with possession of this won
derful machine.
MaryviIle Democrat, Thursday
Mr. John ] Faulkner, well known
citizen Of Maryville, is missing
Tnere are various opinions as 10 hii
whereabouts. It is generally believed
that, owing 10 unfortunate business
complications, Mr.. Faux Der has "lef
for go0d.' We hope, however, he vii
turn up all right" aid satisfy hi
creditors, though we have Eu littl,
grounds to suppose that he will do sc
It is said that he will return this even
ing. .
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