Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-12
PENCELETTES.
It's Sunday again.
Delightfully."- cool and braeing wealth

Delightfully."- cool and bracing wealth
er.
A large stock of Fancy Goods on
Display, at McCrary & Branson's.
Only two short weeks till Christ
mas.
The horses about town are recover
Ing from the epizootic.
Frames and Mouldiugs, from the
cheapest to the finest, at McCrary DC
Rrsnson,s. xi28tf.
Wire Picture Cord, for sale at Nc
Crary & BransOn's.
Motto Frames, in great abundance,
d. at McCrary & Branson's.
Rustic Frames of all sizes, at Nc
Crary & Branson's.
A large assortment of Card and
Cabinet Velvet Frames, at McCrary q
Branson's.
The coming week and next will be
one of unusual stir in the Christmas
goods line.
Japanese Fancy Easels and Easel
D Frames, at McCrary & Branson's.
It Is seldom that we ever experience
such a favorable spell of winter
weather as we have had during the
past week.
We advise our readers to scrutinlze
our advertising columns before max
ing purchases. 1t will be to your al
vantage.
con to Knoxville !" is the watch<
word with Louisvillians, now that the
K, 0. has struck hands with the L.
& n. road in the matter OF our new
connection.
Do not fail to attend the meeting o.
the Legislature next Friday night. II
will be a treat. It now proposes Il
take the lead in the way of entertain
ments Of the season.
The prisoners in Chattanooga di
lapidated old Jail made another peri
odical attempt to break out Thursda!
night, but were prevented. The!
ought to hurry up with that new
building.
The man R. s. Paine, claiming t.
hail from Memphis, who was ARRESTED
sion several $1,000 bogus U. 8. bonds
was bound over to court and commit
ted to Jail.
We are glad to learn that our youBl
friend, Thos. P. Scarborough, is sue
CGGuluk WELL Will CAeAELAO AOO
paint" at Athens. He has, to com
mence with, the painting of the roo
of the E. T. w. university building
there.
Next Thursday night the 8unds.
school and the members OF the Sec1n'
NJ. E, Church, on the Clinton pike
will give a musical and literary enter
tainment, for the benefit of the school
A good entertainment m1y be eX
pected.
The initial number OF the Marth
Washington Messenger has been is
sued from the college of that name 8
Abingdon, Va. Miss Mary B. Lsfferty
of Athens, Is ed t II, Miss May John
ston local editor, and Miss Susie Ric
business mara ,ers
The friend and fellow church men
bers of Rev. J. A. Ruble, presiding 81
der of the Knoxville district, Holsto
conference, M. e. Church, have mad
up the money TO purchase him anoths
horse, instead ofthe one he lost by til
epizootic recently. ll4
Among the charters of incorporate
registered by the ecretary Of state
Nashville during the past week we
the Pleasant Grove Schooi-house,
of Blount county, and also the Farm
ers' Bank Of Maryville. incorporate
of the latter: Robert n. Hood, JOSEF
Burger, Charles Burger, w. M. Hoo
V. Burger and Simon Burger.
Cleveland Banner: On Tuesds
evening last DR.. Copeland and M
Ananias Higgins. both of Polk cour
ty, shipped the first car load of cote
that ever left the Cleveland depot.
was shipped to Rome, Ca, where thu
expect to cell 1t. The most Of the &C
ton raised in Polk, the past season, W
hauled In wagons to Dalton and solo
A small colored boy u years old
Chattanooga stole $165 from the b
reau drawers in his adopted fathel
home Thursday and started off
Wauhatchie to take the train for Mel
phis, saying white man had put hi
up to it and promised to meet hill
He was discovered with the mon
and taken back to the city. he W
not be prosecuted.