Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-08
PENCELETTES.

stock OF Valentines.
Go to Anderson & McNulty's to-day
to get your Groceries.
Mr.. w. S: Upton, editor of the
Cleveland Herald, has returned from
trip through Texas.
Greeneville wants g good barber.
Knoxville can, perhaps, spare them
one, for we have a surplus.
You will find Cheese st s and 10
cents per pound and a large lot of
Magnolia Hams, st John Hudiburg' e..
It was gloomy and dreary outlook
for a day yesterday morning, but
wound up bright, sunny and more
pleasant.
The Town Marshal of Greeneville is
to be uniformed, which the NeaU Era
heralds as another evidence of thrift
snd enterprise
At special election at Athens last
Saturday, for Justice of the Peace, to
ill a vacancy, E. H. Mathews, ESQ
was elected.
Cleveland still lives under the pro-
lection of a corporation, and the indi-
catisns are that she will continue to
do so, says the Herald.
A Knoxville gentleman has been
prospecting in Rogersville recently,
with a view of opening q clothing
store, says the Spectator.
Our Young friends Dawes & Jackson
received yesterday, one thousand
pounds of fine Venison Hams. Call
and get some for Sunday.
The Monroe Democrat claims that
more business is transacted at Sweet
water than any town in East Tennes-
see, outside Knoxville and Chatta-
noogs.
G. R. Hatcher, of Cleveland, bought
and shipped from Charleston last
Wednesday, eight car loads of peas, as
our correspondent at that place in
forms us.
Rogersyille Spectator: Rev. Isaac
Emory, Of Knoxville, Missionary of
the American Sunday School Union
visited RogersvilIe this week in the in
terest of his work.
A few Barrels of Green Apples yet,
at Anderson d MeNulty's. They re-
ceived yesterday twenty dozen canned
Apples, which will be sold at 123 cents
per can-they are nicely pared and are
very cheap.
The funeral services Of Dan FOgarty,
who died suddenly Thursday of pneu-
monia, were observed and largely at
tended at lhe Catholic church yester-
day, and the remains inferred in Cal
vary Cemetery.
Bristol Courier 1. \ petition has been
sent to the Legislature, signed by
500 citizens of the Fall Branch
neighborhood, asking for the forms-
ton and organization of the new
county of Boone.
a cOlOred individual was tried before
the Mayer Of the Virginia side of
Bristol last week, convicted Of stealing
a coat, aud twenty-nine lashes were
administered by the town sergeant, as
the penalty, says the Courier.
Three recruits for the peDitentiary
were sent up from Hawkins county by
the recent term of the Circuit Court at
RogersviIIe. Riley Jones, two years
for marrying two wives; Lawson, one
year and Bowman, three years for un-
lawful sleight of hand performances.
Monroe Democrat: Rev. Thos. B.
Bradshaw fell from his barn last Mon
day night, distance of about 20 feet,
seriously iujuring himself internally.
He has been confined to his room
since, but is doing very well. He and
w. w. MoKeehan were catching some
chickens to dress for the market when
the accident happened to him.
A private letter received in this city
a few days since states that ex-Sheriff
Matt. Swan, who has been running an
engine on the Water Valley Miss
Railroad, for several months, got his
engine ditched during the recent high
waters, which resulted in him getting
ter states that some parties at Water
Valley recently took up yellow fever
corpse for Refinement, and thOse par
ties are now all down with the yellow
fever.
The time of the Circuit Court was
entirely consumed again yesterday,
with the hearing of the $4,000 dam
age suit of Frank Dobson against the
Knoxville Iron Company. The exam
ination of witnesses was concluded
after noon. Mr.. Sam Epps Young
opened the argument for the complain
ant in a speech of one hours length.
He was followed by Mr.. VIM. NJ. Bax-
ter, opening for the defendants, who
spoke about the same length of time.
The argument will be continued this
morning by Col. W. A. Henderson for
complainant and Hon. J. NJ. Thorn
burgh, for defendant.
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