Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-05
PEECILETEbS.

Cincinnati?
A few cases Of diphtheria are re-
ported at Jackson.
Forty negroes left Giles county for
Kansas last week.
Chattanooga had twentyseight
deaths in February.
Sullivan county only had eleven
marriages In February.
A woman 10 Arkansas ia now living
with her fourteenth husband.
Coffee Landing, on Tennessee river
has shipped fifteen hundred bales o
cotton this season.
A stock company for the manufac
ture OF cedar buckets is being organ
= lied in Shelbyville.
A sixty. fveyea old man of Hens
derson county led damsel of twenty
six TO the altar last week.
Memphis and Charleston stock has
advanced from five cents to forty.
Jay Gould must be buying.
Samuel A. Cotton, son of James W..
Cotton, a well known citizen of Knox
vile, died Wednesday, aged SO years.
The CHRONICLE office was treated
to serenade last night by Joe Fields
string band. The boys make excel
I nj music.
There is slice p for the eye that is tesr-full,
A balm for the heart that is sad
A calm for the spirit that is fearful,
And for every liver-s pad.
John Celendenning, a young man
of twenty-five, blew his brains out at
Worsham, near Gallatin, last Wednes-
day.
John Vaughn, of Perry county,
made eleven hundred and forty dol
lars off of twelve and a half acres of
peanuts. gs
Sawyer G. Hart, of Roane county,
sentenced to the penitentiary for one
year, for felonious assault, has been
pardOned.
"OVer Seventy correspondent of
the Nashville American, says the win
ter Of 1928 was "more continuously
warm, rainy and cloudy than that just
passed,
Farmers, Attention! We will have
25 ear loads of Land Plaster on hand
and for sale. Call early before the
supply is exhausted. w. w. Wood
ruff & Co.
They say there is no advance on
Oliver Chilled Flows. The farmers
ought 10 lay in their supply before
the advance, which is sure to come.
Woodruff & Co, Keep large stock.
A convention Of the republicans of
Roane county has been called to Assem-.
BILE in Kingston the first Monday in
April to select candidates for county
officers.
The Knoxville Iron company's coal
mine, at Coal Creek, caught fire from
the shaft yesterday morning, but by a
timely flooding the flames were ex-
tinguished.
The Rogersville Spectator admon-
ishes Knoxville to look to her laurels,
from the fact that a Chattanooga
drummer has been selling some goods
in that place.
The young man who sends this Of
fics poem entitled "Will my darling
come again ?" is informed that, this
being leap>yesr, the chances are great.
ly in favor of her immediate return.
Buy bulldog, sonny, and perhaps
you Can keep her away.
The regular meeting Of the teachers
OF The public schools occurs at the
Hampden Sidney school house to.
morrow morning. These are inter.
esting and instructive meetings, and
to their regularity and thoroughnest
Ia due in great measure the efficient
management OF our sen ools.
Blake Flowers, an old associate of Da
Wy Crockett, is still living near Kenton
The last time he saw Crockett was
when he passed his house on his wa.
to Texas, dressed in a hunting suit
wearing coonAskiu cap with the tai
on it, carrying very fine rifle.
According to tho compilation c
facts and figures by Col. M. It. POLL
state insurance commissioner of Ten
nessee, the premiums received by tn,
Knoxville fire in surance company
during the year 1870, amounted /,
$4,000, 23; losses incurred, $Sl3.50.
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