Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-11
PENCELETTES.

HrOfs Miller, the Art CraiO' man,
who has been in Knoxville for some
months, has opened up in Athens, as
We see from the Post.
Chattanooga holds municipal cleo.
ton November Goth, and already the |
canvass begins to open with prospects |
of lively times ahead.
Monroe Democrat: Mr.. Mack Cam
non and family came down from
Knoxville Tuesday and went over to
Madisonville to visit his brother VIM,
Cannon.
Bargains in Dress Goods. at
YOung's.
Loudon Journal: J. G. Hall and
E. @. Sylvester are training for the
stock show at Knoxville. We warn
those Knoxville fellows to look out
for Fps FLY.
Bristol Courier, 9th inst: Wheat
was on rampage in Bristol yesterday,
advancing from S1.08 to $1.19. In
Richmond it is quoted at ST. 1Oa$1. 40
Corn, 58a60. Oats, 38a40.
The Monroe Democrat notices the
departure last Tuesday for Missouri, Of
Mr.. Frank A. Ramsey and family and
his father-in-laW and family, all of
Sweetwater aud vicinity.
Zephyr! Zephyr! Zephyr! Conn
p1ete assortment at YOung's.
The State Teachers Institute, which
was to have been held at SWeetwater
during the present week, has been
postponed on account of serious illness
in Superintendent Trousdale's family.
Cleveland's Dramatic Company is
organizing for the opening season.
They contemplate giving an entertain
ment soon for the benefit Of Prof.
Mylius, who was recently burned out.
says the Herald.
Athens Post! The Municipal Board
met Monday night and elected John P.
Peters Town Marshal, to fill vacancy
created by the resignation of John
CASTOR some weeks ago. Mr.. Peters
will make good officer.
See The New Goods at A. l..
YOung's.
Loudon county bss determined to
utilize the labor of its convicts, by
working them on the roads, and has
established work house, F. NJ. Felts
being elected keeper thereof, as we
learn from the Journal.
Rhea Springs Nee08: Messrs. S P.
G. and r. M. Robinson, of this place,
sold, last Thursday, to Messrs. Benson
& Deatheridge, of SWeetwater, fifty
head of cattle, which averaged S35 lbs
each. The price paid was 2 cents gross
A complefe stock Of Zephyr.
HOttOes and Cardboard of all
kinds. just received at YOnng's.
"a Market Square.
Our Charleston correspondent In
forms US that James Shelton died at
his residence near Calhoun Thursday
morning, 9th inst, SO years of age.
He was an old and respected citizen,
POAnap5 tAS OluSS1 pC1oOh III IA01
vicinity.
Chattanooga has organized new
brass band, with Prof. Thos. Cleage
Jr., as leader and Instructor. Tom is
we'll known in Knoxville, having been
a former student at the University
and member Of the band, and he is 8
fine musician.
The Loudon Journal learns that ".
T. Lowry. of that place, has been given
postal clerkship in the railway mail
service, and also that Mai. J. D. Tur.
ner has been appointed to succeed Maj
Narrower as clerk on the river route be-
tween Loudon and lockwood
The first two car loads shipped of the
new varegated marble, gotten out by
Messrs. Harvey & Brown, at theiI
quarry near Caswell's Station, was
brought down on yesterdays moor
train, having been taken from the sid,
switch track recently constructed By
the owners of he quarry.
Cleveland Banner: One day las
week, near Big Spring. Meigs county
the dwelling house of Mr.. EldroC
Grub was destroyed by fire, togethe
with nearly every vestige of furniture
He had just finished repairing hi
house. The fire was accidental, and i
is thought caught from the stow
chimney.
Monroe Democrat: A negro namet
Henry Yearwood was killed at Nous
Creek Sunday night by jumping off O
the up passenger train. He bad beer
to Athens attending the colored con
ference. The conductor had promised
to stop for him, but the train was b.
hind and did not stop at the depot
He jumped off near the East switch
breaking his leg and MASKING hi
skull. 1t is supposed he was killed in
stantly.
Cape Cod Cranberries, at Shoemake
& Caldwells.
Prunes, Canned Beef Pickles, Crack
ers and Cheese, at
DAWES & JACKsON's.
For fine Hats and stylish Shoes. o
to II. w. HALLS.
Hominy, Grits and Oatmeal. at