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sUccEssFuL RANK Robbery.
An Explosion that startled tho Inhabitants
Of LnconIm, n. IL.

LAcoNIA, n. H., April 95-The town was
awakened between and o'clock this morn
ing. by an explosion nearthe Main street bridge
1t was soon learned that the Lacona National
Bank had been entered by burglars. The
fire alarm was sounded and bells were rung
The bank is in Main street in the Post ONCE
block, one Of the most exposed parts OF the
town. The entrance was effected through the
front door OF the bank room, which must have
been forced with n jack. The bank safe ap
pears 10 have been forced by cut ing through
the outer surface Of the right-hand door sui
noienty to allow the bolts 10 he thrown back
The explosion wrrnched the door OF one vault
only, drmolishing the front entrance 10 the
bank and damaging other parts OF the build
ing. the work OF getting the money contained
in the vault evidently took few moments only
as the clock in the bank stopped NJ l3 minutes
before g. and person who lives near the hank
was on the spot a few minutes before 3, when
no one was TO he seen. The vault robbed WAS
that which contained the money and papers
used in the daily transactions Of the bank. the
greater part Of the banks vauables being con-
nined in another safe, which was untouched
A far as can be learned the loss Will foot M
t22OO in bonds and $4,000 in bank notes, Oi
the latter. notes amounting to $500 Were signed
by the President, but not signed by ne CASHIER
Notes and specie 10 the amount OF 800 were
found on the floor OF the bank.
The President OF the bank, in making state
ment OF its losses said
The amount Of cash taken was 81 17s. The
bank was robbed OF notes TO the amount Of
sl2O 900, and Of 81 200 in coupon bonds which
had been lodged as collateral for some of the
notes. There were in NIL nearly $50 notes
ranging from s25 to $1,000. The bank has n
complete record Of all these notes. In their ap.
parent haste the robbers left 5000 on the floor OF
the bank. The loss TO the bank cannot exceed
four per cent. OF It's capital. In "A steel chest
which was not broken open there were from
500 900 TO $50 900 in coupon bonds, the property
of special drDOsitOrs ana the reserved cash
fund of the bank-$5 900 in grernbacks and
81 800 In gold | think there were five men
concerned in the robbery and that they came
on train last evening. three getting on at La
coma and two at Lake village. The highways
in all directions are in very bad condition.
and do not think the robbers have escaped by
teams. but are probably making their escape on
foot through the woods"
Knox A Morean's French calf button boot "a; latest
English styles GAL B'wAy, door below Bleeeker st-Adv
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A Kentucky Merchant. sudden Death.

William A. Glass OF 800 Fifth avenue was
taken SICK in Broadway stage yesterday afternoon and
died after being removed to Awoods drug store IN
the wallaeks Theatre building Mr Glass was native
ot llopknsve, Ky, aud the senior member OF the
firm of Glass Ware general merchants of that place.
lie has lived in tins city 1868 acting esidcut
buyer or his own and several other large nrms Nrser
daN he bought several large bills oi goods 0 Evans Peake
a Co, william II. Lyons a Co, and other houses StN-
efa times during the dnV he spoke of not feeling we'll
but apparently without heng seriously concerned about
his condition Tie was about go years old, unmarried,
ana wealthy Reng without connections IN ms city. his
body was taken charge of hy his business friends unul his
IeLAuNNs Cnmn be communicated WIN.
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When asked why no officer Of the ship Sup
ply had come forward 90 testify 10 his good
character and 20 his having lawfully come in
possession II that nuy dollars. Williams re-
plied: Amt pennlless now. and Kept pris-
ouer in the House Of Detention. Who will 20
Mr. Rice here ASKED for an adjournment. rs
he said he could produce a witness who could
identify Williams a. having tried TO obtain hlty
dollars by a similar device
Bring that witness fOrward!' said Justice
Otterlourg.
/. Ii. HoiTheimer ot l66 Pacific street Brook.
lyn n shabblly dressed young man SAID: l
attend auction sales. don't know Mr.. Merritt.
| read the report Of this case in morning
paper, and in the interests OF Justice came
Hotel that | think | could identity the COM
painant as n man who last summer tried to
blackmail Mr.. Ycnze. a friend Of mine. The
case WAS tried before Justice Blume in Brook
lyn" Hofiheimer failed TO identify Williams.
Justice Otterbourg at once ordered Sergeant
Yenze and to send an officer over TO Brooklyn
with Honheimer and personally serve the sub
MIR Price-Your Honor. in justice 70 this
iricndess lad. let his certificate of the United
States ship supply. which clearly shows that at
" Now sir" said Mr.. Price to Hoifnemcr.
aren't you n relative Of Hoifheimer who has
the flower privilege OF NiblO's Theatre p
Hoffhemer-Nes. sir.
! thought so" WINS the relonder
Mr.. Rice at this point asked for further ad-
after issuing several subppnas for tho officers
Of the ship supply granted an Adjournment
until O'Clock to-day. Lemuel Williams, es-
corted by Ofilrer Hin was then marched TO his
cell in the House Of Detention. Young Mr..
Merritt and his friends left the court.
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The Parl. Billiard Tournament.

PARIS. April 25.-Albert GARNER beat Maurice
Daily, tonight in the Brunswick billiard tournament IN
nne style The game was 600 points up, and GARNER
closed the conte 4 in his twenty.hrst inning.
This Is the best average ever made by GARNER. To
morrow night DAILY and NignauN play, and should the
former another game Will have TO be played 10 de
te eTnns who shall have the 1rst prize
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colorsa Em,rr.,,on Committee.

New ORLEANS April 25.-The Committee on
Migration appointed by the recent Convention OF coorcd
men in this city organized to-day by electne the Rev
DR.. C. II. Thompson. ChairmRn John q Lewis secre.
tary; and the Rev. A. n Newman Treasurer They 10
solved 10 nouy the several Aid Societies. North East
and West that they have organized into body known
the Migration and Rehe Association nl Louisiana DO
that they ready 10 correspond with re-.
Committee was also appointed to attend the Nicksburg
Convention
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Arrested with sI1, 900 In hi. Pockets.

James Brown, n broker doing business in
Beaver street was found at early hour yesterday
morning at the corner Eghtyninth street and Third
avenue unable to take care Of himself In the Eighty.
tEhth street police station hr searched, Hui large
tockrtNouk cuutuu. uu1 1u checks bonds and other
securities WIS found uu hi. nerson lie was taken before
Justice buuN 900 tur Harlem Police Court where he said
that Dec hni atituiri party IN lAth street anu had
lAADn TOO mucn D-Am. ann Mo was nnel 81
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The Cause Of col. DwIrhr. Death.

BINGHAMroN. April 25.-At tho Coroner's in
quest IN the case OF the late Walton Dwight the est.
mony Of the physicians who attended him while sick
Gnd others all show that Cot Dwight died Of
con estve cns and mRlaria eVer It's asserted that
his heart contained no blood hut that his lungs tul
AZ The time at hs death The insurance men. thought
wi Try 10 make this ana the mark, they say they have
lound on his neck the basis oi theory OF stTangulaon
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The Hungarian Floods.

PEsTH. April pa tributary OF the Dravs
has overlooked D., hauk, and destroyed many houses
at sN-r'olr The mhshiinut, pierced the dams
tn pcrut the Wucr tu hHw oh and hope TO escape tho
fearful disaster ti.t threaten. th"m The River rheiss
and the water Iu Sl,lviiu continue 10 rise.
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No Money for River. and Harbor..

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Expenditures under
the River and HArDor bill considered in Cabinet
meeting to day Mr., sherman called attention 10 the ex
traordnary demands upon the Treasury at the present
time growing out o the process of refuudug the public
other causes and urged that there he delay IN
drawing upon the Treasury AT the present Tune lie
thought that by the end ui August the Treasury would
In condition to make disbursements account o Tv.
nj harh
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Rsorran,.lnu the Pension once.

WASHINGTON. April 25-The amendment
which was proposed last session by senator Ingalls, to
Arrears Of Pensions Appropriation bill recognizing the
machinery OF the Pension Ohice, presented to-day
original bill by senator Witlcrs The bin provides
disttcuug the country into sixty districts and the
appointment u surgeons to make medical examinations
all and applicants Tor pensions also law
clerks in the department 10 take testimony the
a A of
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Changing Managers.
WAsHINnroN. Anril 2

WARRINGTON. April 25,-Mr. C. d. Hess has
retired from the Of the En,lsh opera
pany which he has managing the past sixteen
years and hereafter that organization will be known
the Emma Abbott English Opera Company, under the
direction ef Mr. Q, W. horTiSlsy.
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Convicted or wife Murder.

YORK. Pa. April 25.-The trial OF George Elm
sig Tor numbering his wife in January last, York
was begun yesterday and concluded to-day The Jury
retired Al O'clock and returned At with verdict OF
guilty Of murder W We aTH asgJss,
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South AMI west winds. stationary or higher
teWrrrlfurt.. cloudy aud rainy. possibly followed hy
cIearug weather, falling followed by stationary ris-
huruupfrr
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MADRID, April 25.-King Alfonso will start for
seville To- night IN cuusvqucuct of the report thAi
Princess Christina Is AZ the point of death
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Knox Morgan's French calf button boot. "a; latest
English styles Gal Bway. door below Beeeker st-AdV
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
1ailgGhrOniele
FENGGE.ETTES.

Chew Jackson Best Sweet navy Tobacco
Rush Strong's cheap Hats aud Shoes!
Memphis receives her fresh Florida
oranges by way Of New York.
So far, the spring style of chickens
Is entirely devoid of anything new.
They had a slight fall of snow, and
thin sheets of ice in Memphis last
Saturday.
In the Memphis meat market,
choice beef rossts and steaks sell for
Is cents per pound.
The management of the Street Rail-
way Company are improving the con-
dition OF the ground between the
tracks on Gay street, by the addition
Of some macadam.
The citizens of Knoxville and Knox
county will lind the new B. Howe
Sewing Machine, which unites the
good improvements of ali Others,
making . perfect machine, at an ex-
tremeIy low price, al w. w. Woodruff
& Co.'s.
II is all very well to talk about
economy, but the difficulty is 10 get
anything to ecOnomIZe. The little
baby VINO puts his toes IA his mouth IL
almost the only person who, ia these
hard times, manages 10 make both
ends meet.
"Cau man belong to br-ss band
and be Christian ?" asks al ex-
change. We STE 10 impeachment in
the way. But II he is gwen TO prsc-
ticing al home, it is an utter impossi
biiIy for The man living next door to
be Christian.
Patrick Loague. = brother Of Hon.
john LOague, member Of the Legis.a'
ture fsCm Shelby county, wss drowned
in the river At Memphis . few days
since. He was draymAn, aud fell
from his dump-cart into the stream,
but couldn't be rescued.
Morgan Dispatch: W. Z. Thrett
aud George Bodies, members of the no
tOrious Tinker Dave gang, were ar
rested last week in McMiuu county
and taken TO Nashville. They are
charged sim having committed muir
der twelve years ago, and will be tTitd
in the United States District court
At The March term Of the Circuit
Court at WartbuFg, a. We learn from
the Dispatch, Jim Mcclellan and Lou
Shoemaker were conVictet, the former
or larceny and The latter of rniscegena-
ton, and sentenced 20 one year each
in the psniteuuGry. They have been
turned ever 10 the authorities ri Coal
Creek.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
No.symp,om-, bat,ne D.sens~

1t would seem to be truth app e liable by all,
and especially by pro ess,Is Of DC bcalin art
th 1t 10 remove the i3tasC, uCr 70 a'lev ate lis
symptoms, shou d te tle chief i Ii Of neil q
ton. Vt in how many ms anCe5 do we see tais
truth aaa ted ia theory, CARED il practice.
The reason nat Hos.e,teT's stomach BttsIs L
success I. =. 50 many cases, with witch rene
dies Pre- lousy t-l+d w,Ie inad,q Iate to cope.
is attributs to he fact that IL is a medicine
which rca and removes The causes of the
various IN Be les to which it is ad spied. ILdi-
ges.iop, Ie.s and ague. liver complaint, govt
rheumatism, disorders Of the bowels, urinary af-
tectioLs aud other alaiies are Lot pllliated
IL rely, but rooted cut By it. 1t gO,s to the
fountain head. Il is reals. not nominall-, a
radical remedy, ard it eLdows the system with
an amount of vigor which is its best protection
against disease.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
AiC5 for SERTcH.

Pref. lice fore casts the weather fol-
the remainder Of the month of March
as follows:
Is to 20 b, falling barometer and
rising temperature, ending in cloudy,
threatening weather, with heavy and
severe storms in places.
20 IA % POT, rising barometer and
falling tenn pei Ature, clear Or fair.
ga TO rs b. falling barometer and
rising temperature, clOuding and
threatening, ending with LEGAL storms.
% Ia TO IS b, rising barometer and
flaming mpeTature, clear or fair.
20th to 3ls', falling barometer and
rising tenn peTature. clOudiug, threaten :
Iug weather, with heavy and severe
storms about 3lSt.
The warmer DAYS will he about i5',
7jh, 18th, 18th, % and 3lst.
The coo er DAYS will be about Sd 8 h,
18th, = u and % h.
Bar; quake periods, lst, 6.h. 18Th,
1914, 2ilu ana Sis
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
PPRchpa Killed.

Ifves severe cold wea her Monday
nigh, FOR The season, and yesterday
morning there VS. a pretty sh =
freeze wJjh plenty Of ice of coGsidera
hie thickness. There was no frost OF
account Of the cloudy weather. Ten.
der vegetation suffered more or less &C
c'rdiug % the locality. Some o. tn
early peaches which hal pms oGt wer,
uipged i'm the bud. = Knox county
Durserymsn informs US that il is bi,
opinion that aboUt half Of the peache;
are killed. 1t was not all dOue bysrhh
frrez ?, however, but partly by the
snsp . few dsys ago. We are inclined
to minis tNuugh, thar, With TO turtle
misrap. there will be plenty Of 'ruiI
ye,. We hope Sd at least.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
GhRnceFy C0ur:,


The Chsncery Court re-assem bled
at the appointed hour yesterday
morning, Hon. W. B. Staley on the
bench, and the following was entered
of record:
E. G. Branrer ct al, VS.. J. A. Mabry,
ct al defendant allowed till first Nom
day in March TO answer.
J. f. Horne & Bro, vs.. Julius Bark
house & Bro; dismissed, complainant
and security to Ply cost not already
paid.
Exchange & Deposit Bank vs.. Sam
uel Watson, trustee, ct al; abated / 8
90 Samuel Watson.
John Baxter vs.. w. P. washburn
ct al; s. B. Lyon allowed to become
party to suit.
First National Bank VS.. John Bax-
ter eft al; order of reference revived.
w. H. Graves, trustee, VS.. George
Mcfarland; order of reference re-
vived.
Jas. Johnson VS.. w. NJ. Churchwell
ct al; dismissed, complainant and Sc
curity to pay costs.
VIM. Morrow vs. John Tunnel Ell
al; order allowing note to be with.
drawn.
Curtis Eames vs.. c. Powell ct al !;
death of complainant suggested and
proved.
VIM. a. Widener VS.. A. ID G. Hiuts;
leave to Withdraw deeds upon leaving
copies.
Eli May e. al. vs. P. Hall; order to
pay out fund.
John Baxter vs.. Tennessee and Pa
cific Railroad Company; pro cOnfeSSO
against ]. A. Mabry on cross bill,
Court adjourned till o'clock this
morning.
Received another lot of thas and
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
SHER{FF't ALE.

Dy VIRTUE OF Two ORDERS OF SALE
ID and Of one execution Issued by j., T. Dead
erick, Cler of the supreme Cou at kpoEVile'
tennessee ia II e "a OF Martin 81 y. Jos. A
Mabry ct al. and to me dIrecteC, Will on d on :,
day, the 7th day Of April le79, within lie; al
hours, in front of tha Court House door Il the
city of KI oxvil!e, Knox county. Tennessee; cfgr
for sale to the highest bidder, tor c3Tn II nanq'
all the right, title d int est that IN mas II;
Pearl has in the following tract or Iot OF Ianq
situate in sal county of Knox in the 9Th CYL
district and lying nth of the city OF Knoxville
on the Clinton pike and bounded as follows VIZ;
Beginning at cut on the fence on the EST siGe
of The pike, thence along sald pike 3. ga Z. 81
42-lCO poles to stake, Chiies corner, 0pposle 10
Crockett's corner, thence N a. E. u - I08 P0.es
to STAKE, Chile's corner, thence N 5yH D. IL
poles to stake, thence n. 4514o e. !012 poles to
stake, theme y poles to stake on MICA nnalIy 5
north line said stake being 50 80 poles frG t I
beginning, and said line being south va ".
and, as before stated. thence % SO poles 70 the
place of beginning tn same containing az
acres, more O less, tdis beng the same land
which ID. A. McAnpally heretofore conveyed 20
said Pearne, By conYeTan when EaS hse1
registered in g office of tie Register OF saiQ
K nox county in book NJ Vol, 3. pages II aaa
1872. The said tract of la is ieyiei on 70 sa1st1
the above named executions This :, aa[Gn iStn'
1879 ALEA. kEEDhf' SHE'LL
march14diTSs
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19

Col. N-n. Wheeler, OF Chattanooga,
the newly appointed Uuited States
District Attorney for East Tennessee,
is IL the city ca business mp, TO re-
main f-w days. Col. Wheeler has
not yet assumed charge Of the office,
but Judge Andrews is sill conducting
the busi,s~.. We understand that il
is pE,baafe the change wiI not take
place for some little time yet, not until
tGe business Of the last term OF the
court is wound up, SO that Col. Wheel
or can take a new start.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19

Capt. Isham Newman, of the North
and South Railroad, Who has his head
quarters at Birmingham, Ala, came
up Monday night and will spend a
short leave of absence with relatives
at Messy Greek.
Among the visitors registered at the
Cotton Exchange, Memphis, last Sat
urday, were Nessrs. f. J. Sanford and
J r. Ogden, Of our city.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
What is Home vyiehouta Singer

The Singer Manufacturing Company.
have opened their office on Asylum street
between Gay and Market Square where the
Public will find full Stock Of the Gen
uine Singer Sewing Machines, also COM
plete line Of Needles, Oil, Parts and A.
taahments fer al machines. All persons
indebted to the Singer Company by lease,
note or account are requested to make pay
ments only at the Singer office, Asylum
street, between Gsy and Market Square.
mrhlGdGt VIM. T. IUNERKoPF, Agent.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19

The Morgan Dispatch was visited
few days since by Solomon Porter,
sT., who claims TO be one hundred
years of age. He is native Of Knox
county, has resided the most of bis
life in Morgan, but IS now in Cumber-
land county. He was a Mexican war
soldier, and also a soldier in the late
war. His sye>ight is said TO remain
remarkably good. aud be eau shoot bis
trusty Il Amos IS vi. a. he ever
did.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
IOrrC zion.

Ia our sketch of Saint Patrick, pub
lished in Yesterdays issue, the ~ pes
made Us say SO, B c. OF course our
readers viii know that instead it
should have been So. \ d. a small
taing-0uiy two letters-but it makes
some IA years difference in the ven
cradle mans age; the mole so, because
we had him to die in 464, a. D. That
would have made him a gay and f-stive
youth of $50 summers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
snN.UupgEoN HunEn-

An old phy-irian, retired fr n pra tee bav.
ing had pll3ei a s hands by an st India
mis- .ii nary the formula OF a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
clnsumption. bronchistis catarrh. asthma. and all
throat aud lung affections also a positive and
radical for vOus debility and all nervous
complains safer hav ng tested its wonderful cur
alive power in thousands of cases. has fts it his
duty 10 make it known TO his suferin fellows.
Actuated By this motive and disire to relieve
human suffering will send free Of charge to all
who disire it this rlcipt with full directions for
preparing and useiAg in German. French and
English Seat By mail By al ress with stamp
narIing this paper ". W Sherar, l49 Powers
RIock. Rochester. New York.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19

Prepared from elements Of valuable and
reliable curative properties McCabe's Med
icated Blackberry Brandy, stands unri-
vailed as a certain and sure Remedy for
Cholera, Flux, Di&rrh and al summer
complaints. Tried 70 t"enty years and
never found wanting. For sale by drug
g;s.s everywhere.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
An asI Meeting Of the State Medical
society.
Says The n :shvLIe american

Says The n cehvlIe american:
The annual meeting of the State
Medical Society Ia Mas hviile, on Tues
day, April 1st, promises TO be one of
unusual Interest. Since the session
last year at Memphis, one OF the most
noted epidemIcs known in the his o.
~ of America has ravsged great
portion of Tennessee and spread alarm
through all its borders. Grave apyre-
tensions are felt as to the coming not
weather. Certainly the profession
which so nuby faced the storm, and
TO which tie people look for counsel
and guidance, should now have full
conferences. The entire Committee of
Arrangements are diligently at work
for The comfort and convenience of the
members. The Nashville, ChsttauoO-
ga & st. Louis railway will issu-
round trip tickets from al stations
having agents, on March 3lst, valid
uitil April 7tb. The other RAILROADS
rtil doubtless extend the same cuUr,e
y. Excellent motel accommodations
have been secured az reasonable rates.
Every effort has been made for six
years past TO render this really State
society, and with much success, The
meeting at Memphis was one of The
largest ever held. Probably the So
ciety will go TO Knoxville next wear.
At all events, thorough organization
Of the medical profession in Tenres.
zee viii be speedily effected.
We hope our East Tennessee physi-
clans will bycome thoroughly aroused
to the necessity OF attending and par.
ticipating, as far as practicable, in THE
important convention, and il is hoped
they may succeed in having the meets
ing in Knoxville next year. We can
certainly entertain them handsoms!y,
and il would be q matter of mutual
benefit all around.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
KNOXVILLE Match Is b, 1879.

Beng frequently asked whether
would give lessons in drawing and
painting l wish TO say that I am not
prepared 20 teach, but would refer ali
wishing instructions to Mrs. B.inkley ,
WHOM. / Cen recommend as cOmpe-
ten. teacher ia Drawing and Painting.
Very rsspec fully,
LLOYD BRANs0E
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
ALWAYS FRESH goods

ksSErs. Kate DaIIas Titus Millinery
Establishment.
Mrs. Kate Dallas Titus, has just received
another fresh stock of Fall Goods in her
line, and is prepared to meet the wants OF
her customers in any aspect. Her DRESS
MAKING DEPARTMENT is in competent
hands and all work is guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Don't fail to examine her
stock and prices before purchasing else,
where.