Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-28
PENCILETTES.
This is phenominal weather.

This is phenomenal weather.
Chattanooga has the epizoot;c In
mild form.
Republicans, remember the great
demonstr Friday.
Cotton Flsnnels, cheap, at A. La
YOung's, Market Square.
The Rentz-Santley dizzy blonde
combination are doing the south again
this season.
Zspbvr. Cardboard, Notices and
Yarns at A. L. YOung's.
Deliver Us from any more barbecues,
if they are to bring REPETITION Of yes
terday's scenes.
The handsome craft to be used by
the "Tow Path" club, is being put up
at Ambrose's shop.
TagIiapietra's grand italian opera
company, with sixty performers, is
booked for Nashville this week.
Rev: r. n. Graves, of Canton,
China, will preach in the First Bsp-
fist church this evening at 7:S0 O'Clock.
New stock of Crepe Lisse Ruching,
Collarettes, Linen Collars and Cuffs,
Just received at A. l.. Youpg's, Market
Square.
A new cemetery for Chattanooga,
called Forest Hill. was dedicated Mon
day. Rev. w. J. Trimble delivered
the dedicat Dry address.
Gen. Grant, it is stated, wears no
jewelry except plain gold ring on
the little finger of his left hand. he
wears no watch guard.
Just keep your eyes open tomorrow
and to morrow night, If you wish 10
see something grand in the way or o
political demonstration.
A special to the Cincinnati Com
mercal states that Mrs. IT. Van De-
man, OF Chattanooga, who is visiting
at Delaware, Ohio, has become sud
denly and violently insane. The doc
tor is with her. -
Some racing, on the old fair ground
track, attracted quite a crowd yester-
day evening. The principal race was
between Mabry's "Bettie B." and
Marsh Walkers horse. Marsh was
winner of the race, the Msbry mare
flying the track. There were also
some other made up races of some in
tereet.
A few days since young man went
to livery staOle in the CITY to get q
saddle-hOrse, and on going into the
stall after it, he scared a hen off Of a
nest, whici contained two eggs and q
pint of whisky. 1t is unnecessary 10 say
the stable was owned by a democrat,
and the natural inference was that the
hen was set ID hatch young demo-
crats.
The Nashville Banner of Monday
says: 1t was currently reported in tne
city this morning that Col. K. NJ.
Edwards, greenback candid to for
governor. in his speech at Greeneville
to~day would announce his " .tadrawal
from the canvass in Wilson's favor.
The report is not bell we'd except
among the more ardeI supporters of
Mr.. Wilson.
Troubles never come singly. On
Thursday night OF last week Mr.. j. A.
Galyon, the butcher, met with the mis-
fortune ID have his slaughter house
and contents burned. On Saturday
night following his horse lay down
and died " To something like collie. He
was good horse which he used in his
delivery wagon, and he valued him at
one hundred dollare.
At Nash Vile, Saturday, Judge Key
decided very important case relating
to whisky in bonded warehouses. He
held while the owner Of a distillery at
tempts to defraud the government the
distilled spirits in the bonded ware~
house are forfeited without regard to
the claim of wholesale liquor dealers
who may have purchased 1T from the
dtstlller, and notified the internal revs
enue collector Of the purchase.
DR.. P. II. Cardwell dentist, per-
formed a difficult and delicate surgi-
cal operation few days since for Mrs.
Rauscher, a German lady. He ex-
tracted at one sitting tWenty-five
teeth, for the purpose OF supplying a
new set; and az the same time res
moved cancer in its first stage, which
had been forming just over the eye
tooth for about eight years, The lady
exhibited commendable nerve, and is
reported as getting along finely.