Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-14

Bristol now boasts of q y first. class
oyster SALOON. %*e ts, &}
Hay is selling at $1.25 per hundred
in this market, and very scarce ct
that. #E5;tn
The Cleveland folks have to pay 40
cents a quart for their oysters, accord
ing to the Herald.
The Bristol and J~onesboro' base ball
clubs, colored, were down for a match
game at Bristol yesterday Adv
A. p Naples, City Marshal, of
Clevelandhas resigned and the Board
of Aldermen elected h. Xix in bis
stead.
Chattanooga's city fathers have de
cided to permit the keeping Of hogs in
the city limits. provided they are
kept in pens.
Jonesboro1 Journal: Prof. Frank P.
Broyles, of st. Clair Institute, Hawk-
ms county. ied-offtyphoid fever last
Saturday; in 8.h inst. 5rs
Prof. Miller, the "Art Craiop mar
who was formerly located here, is now
in Cleveland, as we notice in the pa
pers. He was in Athens before going
there. a7 $50 r-. --..A
Prof. r. NJ. Mcintosh, the we'll
known vocal music teacher, who has
been in Knoxville for some time, is
now teaching a class in Bristol, accord
ing to the Meas.
Ten new dwellings are now said u
be in course of construction in Jones'
horo', which will cost 81, 1000. each, Oh
an average. Verify, the old town is
taking a fresh start since her Centen-
nisl. Es' W.
Jonesboro' Herald and Tribune: The
revival at the Baptist Church at this
place closed last Saturday night.
Seven conversions were the fruits Of
its labors, which does well considering
the town it was held in.
The pastorso of the various churches
in J~onesboro' have arranged a pro.
gramme otreligious exercises to be
observed on Thanksgiving day, al
acting in unison. The services are &c
be held in the NJ. E. Church.
the cambridge Watcansan under
stands that parties are Contemplating
the establishment Of q Telephone lac
from Messy Creek VIA J. g Cdlss
store. at Mt. Hogeb, TO D4adridge
The cost is estimated at about $3.50.
Kingston East Tcnnea5e0n: The Dr.
Wester farm, located Opposite south
west point, near town, was cold agaiG
on Saturday last by Clerk & Naste
Crumbliss, and bid eff by S. ]. DAT
mond at Sc, GOO. 1t has yet to De con
frmed.
Nashville american, Wednesday
James I. Shields, one of toe Judge
of the Court Of Arbitration sitting q
Knoxville, having resigned, GOveruo
Marks yesterday appoiated ". V
Deaderick, of Sullivan county, a. Ii
successor. -z
Chattanooga Times ; Taylor, tn
Cleveland boy who SHOT old mai
Rinkle and son, has made tracks 70
Texas He was prepared 10 got
Texas before be did the shooting, AM
picked a quarrel to kill them both
and thus settle an old feud. He al
most accomplished his purpose, too.
The charges against the Govern
ment contractors, MeRae q Ladd, VIII
were constructing gateways at th
National ICemetery, in Chattauoogs
referred to- by Us eafew days sine,
have been Compounded. says I'll
Times, and those gentlemen areEo
at liberty, apd win 90 on win The
work. JGU W5fII on MOTT :
Maj. BabFa Welekef 4nfermstt
Kingston East Tennes8eean that /
sold 100000 to1s Of 1fhfen ore off b
place to Jas. D. Roberts, formerly
the Roane Iron G9mpany's store,U
Rockwood. mr.. Roberts will cor
mence getting out the ore at once f
lockwood furnace. He viii work
number OF hands and will pat up
store.
Cleveland Heratd: Friday Ia;
while crossing the railroad at Gro "
crossing, a team Belonging TO MI
Raht became frightened atthe cars al
backed off of the fill, breaking tt
wagon badly and seriously injurSil
the driver, Alfred Bfis.ol,- .coloFe
Bristol fell to the ground first, then'tj
wagon on him and The horses on ii
wagon. z-- Z
The Blount county Den1ocr
learns that on the night of thea3i
inst. Messrs. john r. and HowaI
Henry's Warehouse, in the End lels
district, was destroyed by fire. : =
large lot of wheat and other .ariel
were lost. The total loss was abe
ST 600. The fire is supposed to ha,
caughtfrom sparks from q torch ca
ried into the building by some Of
during the early part of the night
Maryville Democrat: MaryVt1
quarterly meeting, Am. E. III
Church, was held last Saturday a,
Sunday, Elder J Il. Il, -sgeres,
Knoxville, p~residmgs assisted b5 !
der John N. Brown, pastor. Ed
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