Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-30
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Last day of November.
Tomorrow begins the first winter
month, nomiually.
1t seems as though We are having
two Sundays very close to gether.
Corn sold at so cents b2shel on the
wharf at Chattanooga, last Thursday.
Yesterday turned out to be not such
favorable day for hog killing as was
anticipated by some.
The Tennessee Supreme Court for
the Middle Division Of the State, con-
venes in Nashville tomorrow.
The Newport Sentinel notes the ship
ment from Cooke county, over the
Buncombe railroad, of five car loads
of hogs last Thursday.
The Central Tennessee Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
began it's annual session in Nashville,
last Thursday, Bishop Wiley pre-
siding.
Frank. Beck, charged with forgery,
was sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary in the Circuit Court at
Newport, Cooke county, last week, &C.
cording to the Sentinel.
Prof. Mcintosh, the musical instruc-
tor, well known in Knoxville, has
closed a series Of instructions at Bris.
tol, and goes from there to Jonesboro,
to take charge Of class, says the Bris-
tol argus
The distance from Cincinnati to
Chattanooga over the Cincinnati
Southern Railway is stated at 336
miles. The Morgan Dispatch of last
week publishes a complete list of the
stations and stopping places, with the
scale of distances.
Cleveland Banner: Looney Rim
kle, who was shot in The head at this
place on the 8ih instant by James Tay-
Tor, died at his residence, in the 9th
district, Cd Saturday evening last, Just
two weeks from the tune the shooting
was done. At this writing, we have
not learned whether he died from the
effects of the shooting or from disease.
The blank bond ard other necessary
papers have been received by Capt
James Cummings, who was recently
appointed postmaster Of the Univer-
sity postoffice. We learn that he, or
account of the opposition to having s
postoffice there, will fill up the bond
and papers all properly, but will inn
mediately return them to head
quarters, with his decIination.
At meeting of the Iron, Coal ant
Manufacturers Association, in Chat
tanooga, last Thursday night, accord
ing to the Times, Mej. Chas. D. Nc
Guffey and Judge r. M. Barton were
elected to membership. R. M. Bar
ton, 81. S. Chamberlain and E. A
James were appointed committee t.
memorializs the next Congress on tn,
subject of improving the Tennessee,
river.
Mr.. McNulty's new building, on tn,
corner of Gay and Clineh streets, wa
yesterday receiving the finishing
touches on the front, in the shape O
galvanized iron mountings over tn
windows. The work was being don
by workmen from the house of Butt
DePue & Co. The name, "Hatti
House." was placed in position owe
the main center entrance. in plain
neat letters.
Morgan Dispatch A negro man, al
employe on the Cincinnati Southern
Railway, near Wartburg, Monday last
was struck by the accidental discharg
of pistol, the ball entering tn
mouth about the first molar, drivin
the tooth about one inch into th
tongue, from which it was with diff
Guilty removed. The ball was diverte
by striking the tooth and did not en-
ter the tongue, as no trace of it wa
found. Without the occurrence of Sc
rious Inflammation the man will re
cover.