Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-13
PENCTLETTES.

City council tonight.
Cider Mills at w. w. Woodruff &
Co.'s.
EENewport can beat the world for the
nu nber and variety OF ite dogs. says
the Sentinel.
o iver Chilled Piows and Repairs.
at W. w. Woodrnf7s & Co
The small boys should not forget that
R2binson's circus comes to Knoxville
Thursday next, 10Th inst.
Peaches and watermelons begin to
BE- more plentiful in eur MARKET as
we'll as more reasonable iii price
Republicans will remember the
meeting of the Garfield and Arthur
club at the court house Tonight
Circular Saws and Gum Belting, all
sizss at factory prices, at w. w.
Woodruff g. Co.'s.
Hart county, Ga, boasts of citizen,
Mira. Rebecca Frost, 107 years old, with
coed health and unimpaired memory.
The name of the postoffice at Emory
Gan. on the Cincinnati Southern rail-
way, has been changed 10 Houkville.
,s,The newly elected constables will
0ualify, give bond and assume the
duties of their Cfflce The first Monday
in September.
The census enumeration found lady
in Roane county, Miss Matte Ryan,
aged % years, who weighs 332 pounds,
says the East Tennesseean,
Mrs. McAndrew, mother Of Hon. J.
G. McAndrew, candidate for repre-
sentative Of Jefferson county, died at
her home in Jefferson county last Mon
day.
Chattanooga furnished eight recruits
for the state peniJentiary Wednesday.
They were the fruits Of the circuit
court, and their sentences rauge flom
fifteen months 10 two years.
Our young friend, Alderman Mel. Il.
DICKSON, figured as the only delegate
from Anderson county on the floor Of
the Nashville democratic convention,
according to the Americans report.
The home of Jasper Lones in Roane
county, together with all the contents
was consumed by fire on the 1st inst,
says the East Tennesseean, while the
family were all absent. Origin of fire
unknown.
The Newport Sentinel man will
nave to scrutlniZe his exchanges again,
and little more closely, TO disabuse
his mind of the belief gnat "a demo
cratic sheriff has been cleo ed in Knox
county,
Mr.. a. 2. Bradford, of this city, is
just about +, covering from serIOue
and severe attack Of vertigo Mrs
Bradford was also taken quite i'll yes
terday from Overacare and anxiety,
bgt ii is hoped there will be no serious
results.
Newport Sentinel: Our young
friend, q. 2. Minis, Of this place, has
secured position as travelling agent
for Mr.. Julius Mayer, commission
merchant, Knoxville. George repTe@
sents splendid house, and We trust
will be successful.
Fly Fans! Fly Fans!! Four differ
ell kind, at w. w. Woodruff & Co. g
A great many persona are making
preparations 10 JOIN the great eXcur-
sion given by the e. t., Va. 81 Ga.
railroad TO Norfolk and return for $l3.
Tickets eau be bought on the 10Th,
18th and 18th, good for 80 days. 1t is
splendid opportunity.
The Nashville Banner, OF Tuesday
evening, thus compliments our towns
man, Capt. George Washington, " no
was temporary Chairman Of the demo-
cratic convention: Chairman Wash
iugtOn has al excellent voice. He
would make an admirable preacher.
He certainly preached a good doctrine
to day.
The new mammoth BaldTi in en-
gines, recently purchased by the E.
r. Y. Il G. railroad company, work
finely as they are being broken on the
freight traius. No. 81, run by engi-
neer Mat Franklin, left Knoxville for
Bristol, yesterday morning, with IS
loaded freight cars.
The railroad authorities are Iigging
up their train 10 pull John r Jbins0u's
great circus over this lice of road
next week. After showing at Chatta-
nooga, Monday shey will start in this
direction, appearing in Knoxville
Thursday. Matt Franklin will pull
the train with hi8 new Baldwin en-
CINE, No. 81.
Constable Bonds prin ed in good
style, for sale at the Chronicle Office.