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, 1880-10-02

Nrst I1nyos recunsly oe'lcru4 tu Cincinnati n
now sldcsoafsi aild Alnner:tatsle for tto state
AtHltlX-Tp At tho WAltv HntIso. The iaple IL
1.-Two tcct bsoad and twonty feet long. Tho legs
EcpFGsent th9 bo!lca' of caxlos. un the alit,-
inlntd ut Intervals on tho top. aild the Nutlopal
bird appears On tho oculral paaol beneath. Upon
, 1880-10-02

For half century this shakers' 6arsapayla
has boon tho sta,ltlanl blood purifier, liver and
kidney, remedy .of physicians and druggists
throughout kGw England.
, 1880-10-02

Iorsford's Acid Phosphate In Nervous
Debility, Iosx or Appetite, Etc.
Msed iLnrsfords Acid Phosphate In nervous
debility, brought TN by uycrwork IN war1n
weather, with HtAAl results. 4AIsu In tosA Of I'M
petite frOun want Of tone or stomach nud lt,wes.
Triton, Ind. q, 81, CDttiSs III IL :
, 1880-10-02
The .PenitentiarY Ring
lnaugurated by His Mill.
tary Order.
Tho State Laws Suspended for the
Occasion, and Remaining sus.
y. pended Ever Since.
rsusitts Hired 0nt 10 Labor on rlanlatlsus-li
Any llan Shlfss Or Runs,
Shoot Him on Tho spot-eIoody Tales Told
Lately by sho New Orleans Press.

epfetat Cofffspondthte ~ Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, sopt @5-.A Tcck or ton tlays
ago paragraph was dropped Into our morning
newspapers. Ehytny TINT returned ednvtet,
jnst down. FROM Tho camp III Tcnsns, md whose
tmo hiMl expired, had reported that llen ner.
kerry, a follow. convict, hhl been
sIloT ARD K1tt.Ep ny THE rttEoN-0uARD
while attempting 10 escape. llerkory wns q
native " thts city, md well known. ITO hnl
hccn convicted uhy three months ngo on Sow
cral counts Ut enbezzlcment, forgery, and Oh.
talnins money undpr fnlsc psctonscs. aud sen.
tonccd fur terms aYgregntlllg soTo tlftoen ycArs
lilo belonTA1 to 4 RnHl family. And had cxercl4cd
no noan intlucnco In Domorratio wnri.poiEtlcs,
Hcnc0 this information, &stnlng III when thcre
was no grand absorbing tnMtter of interest tu
hold pnhiu uttenuop, created quite IN impses-
eIon. Al! Of tho city newspapers commented
thereon; md tho lively aud entcrnr,slng Dcna.
crat-jptntsy ow,tod BY tho State Treasurer and
Tax Collector. aud thu official organ OF tho Statc
detailed one Of tho ketncst OF Its reporters tu
visit tho scono of tho killing and report tho
facts. Meantime tho Sheriff. Of tho par.sa dis
patched his roniidcntIal deputy to rccovor and
bring 10 tho body OF tho slaughtered cunvIct,
that dIs friends. whonre Woll OIL mud respectable,
might Give It Chrstnn bnrinl.
Tho Democrat OF Saturday last contained
TIE REPORT or ITS CORRESPONDENT,
from whtcl, tho following extracts ars made:
Hotre three weeks ngn therc came into town
Wuu% "IH III llkpH tO VG q QEOSG 0l CHILD
down the rdatl. There was a cit,ttd Of dust, Il
movement Of fur,na, and presently n,lnib0r, Of
wagons. 1he,, followed Il, mcn, dusty. tired,
and dogged, eo,ut slAHgcrIng iintler burden OF
botlAlnE and hetl-cInstrs. Thuy hMd marched
sun,e ton or twplyc miles frpn, Judge COrtiliis
plantauon. m Lako 1t. Joseph, and Sero nboit
land Tor iii. N.,liprt Worrell. They wcrn ''o n
sorry-look1nv set but tl,oy wero not thin or
lien Hcrkury, did nyt hnyo 10 stand ttIs tt,,nn,t
for he wins lift behind III tho words With sot1o
down it, cnm{, here The work ,,poi, tho Worroli
1ilacU coninlGl,ccti. Every morning ut s.iti.,,n
they voro inflrskluIc Dv ti,e 1iiHrs mi nmrnhi
at,out nils and !. haIf intn thn w.a,is. @ wbnrc
MIrne with kniyus, 0thurs with nTes ti,n w"rE ~
reicnmi11R tho lRutl for crltiynti0n IA hcann. y.
The tirst to cntur nro tho Int,t, wifi knives ytn
c,Jt IA thn utind nrnrw I,r..rn,r ar tn,, i,,nr VIZ
Tho axmnli follnw, and sot,1i nero nflur actb IL
maGo maze Us olc,ir rs lawil. Tholr work s wonder.
Wy r,aa o,.' M,,., II, .,,, ,,o... ,,..
sentative mot thrm. cnch ,man WnrEtnv hart a.
II, knOwiug al tho tItuc that gtai,tiinr il, tHn
th1rkUt WIS II hi,otQ1tn with ma nit".i3c, ,ri,"
Dem0crfi tnau e,lMlltorcd alonw Until h1 nut ny n
, 1880-10-02
NNW llrlruns ~ 1I'"o'e hls feHHihs ~

mat Hey wtu1t1 reler working ull tho 'evues 10
htat In tho w.x,is IN iittsU t!Iirng tho Trcitrr
"ti,orw,Hc think of escnpng have tito i!, nH::
Dthkes thHt aec.t to offer them u rnfliRr. Thu
wi,nlu 1l,Gauon is resolved dawn to whether
II fcnr Of tho tnEum with d tcw % a'inr,is, ti,ai, %
nAn ae by employing groutor nuInl,tr NJ k,snr,ts
Hna Ewing chaae 60 convict wlthon. sh',osI,,g
tor plan would s!ttninsli tho rrnflla OF their
', work: The ,.. shotKln IS certainly tho ,llost
a t. ut an y .ct MET n ths Il
hNrd laor are nut sentenced II, 1emtt. and TIC
natMra! iovo q llyrty WI crnp mt f oppor.
twill 6u seen that Tho killing Deeurrcd mutc
thnrt month agu. and on tho plantation Ut tho
Parish Judge: uttd yet t,o cngniz',nco Of tho
ntln!r wAs tnkcn no Inquest held. but the poor,
tnibornblc boy wns buried whrro hn fell, IN tho
cypress.swnmp. with tho irons still MI Its lcus.
This ntfair, ns told IN tho newspapers, ,.ttract-
cd tho attention If Ur. u. wnrrnn I}rickcll, Il
lcadins physician md planter, md now Il sf7cn,-
bcr of tho State Contrnl Com.ntttco OF tho Dem.
ocrato party. who communicated
THE roL11owIsd rAcTs
to tho Democrat Of the 18th Inst;
sr. james, Sept. -. l8S0.-1n lie Editor NJ The
i3cnincFnt: | sec ttnt your parcr hAa becnfru
yic.s. Az "it Is uover tt,o Into tn do govd," or
10 try to dn It, will give yon IN itein "f ny
esy, eM ,rs,Ssoa2l S'.s; s1poFleeo In this psnitrntnr
Last Muy n ysnr oro Waited un,on nu,,o
f. tsi 'aS snk on so1 r., Of frI
thn mil stnnnnr M Ks n,x H. hHa Ha, tneia .K
Just below 1inynu Goilu VIC ttmk mi board !.
considerable t.itbcr, OF Gonrlrts, With th0lr
QiS Il l5nE ti,no Win .s,i,ntaI t's ~ mi. w. H.;
atl nt'oard, and. 1t boinH Huuushin4 now to tl,o,
S'in snascr u g,,are en c1vst y Hssfy ,y @
dttain you with tletutls. hut | know I calnG tn
tdS crsSnsl %vory or %''s" s"st ahy eStf ;l Il
M,r thu e4!eh ,s6 St sv'fss @ AHA eonie!e!y ovsr
eo,,,zo. fcx wnni,h m H. s1Sn w., movement: nt
Of ton wo certaim1v ill., rnIn @ ,Ini HES ,ht, ~ osf
Srt tcn H. rday unSama WHIT; ne influence TINT
nr ittt,o i,,"t una nGy aronme,l the rooi nf
psssss*ss I S d Ni rsies e. su sh 'y sas
N f"sy ,n;,ns hs '1n p1meG o. siscMiharkttlon
vcts' cts" '''''' oe'o" ''"so'' Houee' OF tho coll
scnra n,vscF '"I ~, H. m1nonsnk 1n H'ght and nh
io dse,a6ark%,,nn ' Tn W VIE tno n o 70 WITNESS
pe,c. wi,s suddenly sar,i W soica 1s ffa avif' tho
pM,nc n rf rccacc1 y 1n f s'liM 1,,, tno , Gxnet
Y"u ob wssr Sro ons so,3 '" TSn t oxt XVI @ "
1a' 11Msmt' banE wont gun OF pistol trn Inc lmnk.
.ia,.. Y % f, nf, ,, "" Io ouR @ isre.
rar mMS H. oa. Gn nams xs,,s n,1t, RaK .nE MoK:
Knw that thosu Hi,ots bud Gren ilrcd ut so,an oo
lsw plainly tic i,o,sl ad stoui,lurs af il nsi,
cot os Ind d. aGovs ui1 o S"st The oeu1 e lory ~.
nuwcd orders, mingled with torrihIp u,tths for
John to return. n1ld bang, lmip. bunE, bling.
shohtInr wo.,iJ bo iii. rIsr 'fu raw S frns hae ao
yor,l, unsi iigain huiictinX tho stronv cir
g. Ss" ihs TO-, s4 sFp t., e ;ss 81 e. s
kept his houtlwly utnvp nor. Tho n,,,tnrnt r,-
covered nysc,f iani ii Wis whilS .l"tsm VIA div
hint kill him, III tNIf jt n" 80
, 1880-10-02

Tho deadly grip OF pneumonia lnay be varied
on with llaies Honey Of lIurhouul and Iar.
ptke's Toothaeho Drops euro III one minute.
, 1880-10-02

- M ft1,in,t in liz NM, c,T ia tnnnunr, ,,rt !,
III monuments. Yes, ihu witty ,tirtt,t, via rxht
w foa,ne,i anee asain upon shcp n',ay.
somsnsed spn,s se nnotcr ha'f'lour ab"' tho quaint
cFa't' anu lnon
thr"n nira rIale. fyn, tt iI,o 11m .,!',inn. !"
n,x nS,u ,hs q "s ars . naiGn . ; 4 a.
not rtr1klnE ii y.,ti hSvt, ,ertti,s nac,lst"tc tc
Tho hit, grrutl luwinr,,ts, tin E,tlp. hrn,Irj trcrs
nirs,t,t "s,ais i'r,ssn.jaa t wso @ Inv uar,''s ,
nre si'.,i l,y Ices an lnitieriIIct. i ou "f Tic
t ,iie, Il M t. r.; :tnt'9p " r.
jIeis. 1t lilo pst.suht t,Jn,n.nt m, ii
ineir very ,nI.}it. liz write, ti,eIs
There ,iru nlltiut.tlnr .niic IL thrsM hrr
Nils Of lie hor tll tIIo fM;t,nIrul. tower. Thc
iurs"st~treat Garoi',s t., w,,o,, Ei,afJrs y: y.
stusHl em)TntiIor n liz occ,siut, ri IL rt,,.t,.
eruton-wutul,a eight TINS. Fur ;t5j y.,.rs hnvn
half hnllrs ind lurterr, sometimes or iuiGt
nm! prosperity. tut oftencr II ninssaer. a,,i
ers ii tIscisss i,iry .n,irier,s ,n,,rf. ", IN
three nights thasI n,ct toir death IN tlIn INNS.
% rs of e nt,i.itIon roya III ,ass %as o of IT. II.
d.'strIons cltIxtns 10 n fnrcixn land. They
ring when Antwerp was the first Gntnmcrclnl
npatn when. u cuntiry at'a ~. ha1f Inter-. IT.
WI wga''h r. i'ad Ge1nrted ~ pnt,nt;nn wtlIs
wnen Napof.:nn built now .inuys and Il INV
barber. rc@''vcd lint Antwerp ehnuht nvnsn
lccnnaG tho mistress Of l;,tr1tcisn traIllo: wf"
nf iEa; md wien in ls'ri tho tide OF proslr.r-
liy had orre Hiurt sct In. 1InI,ens lind Van
nyck p9intgtl to their itstsic. md Quentin Mint
they stlll ln ringing. il, TyntH!ts pretiy phrnse
"loHR after rDi mud ! hayc melted fhtu lhe
EiCr has observed thnt If anything lt., rccttl.
Gle ono 70 helig reminded oscry sixty min.
, 1880-10-02

Ch!caEo u F:aater1 Illinois RAILROAD.
fDa1Vllto lkouto,b
Ticket 0hlces, II Cl4fk.st, FAuef HouseL GFsndPAs
cItiu llnts VtnIns leave {fVm Depot cornsr 1e
AIclIvr aud bluWaft~kfs-
, 1880-10-02

,.u- LeAss. Arrive.
shhwh1kGc FAAf lAsS~--t--
alnAu~tt E1 ,OcDnufnuWuc i dtdn . MI 7tta nm
" Mauktthd H.iI.ua, -.
milwaukee,, H. l'nnl Il MInne.11i. aa0 pml+iD: Ant
A!k!ll: txureas tF1liny ,,. fI0:an a mil 4an n
Gfatn Hny Aenksua. aud AL ,n:u! pfu|t 7an n
tieloh Exptcs6 trAifs, .lGI1 nj |N1 . m
AMwaukcs. Madison, frairi" ~, 500 nj. TOO n
ss,sns fosi md % AssiasdT e tft "a, a9 n; ~ .,
AL~nutse. Mndlsot, aud isrniriH e'"' "a TAU q IN
du Chieh Express. ,,..,, .:. amin , b, ,,.. -.
Ejxli 4 snrH.. .A1oa"lon.....s 6:ll pm 3;1j n
HTfUn jsssongc.c. t'+.'''....s.. VA m 4:lj II
II ~ Fass Passenger ,... S.H = ~ 49s! s9;'! II
eu0aay PASSENGER {t.1Etnj SiIi :, ~ iii Si ~ M
AMtrains run Wis Milwaukee, TYct.ts "a q. ~.
nna Mlnnehiktls good eithnr Vs H.t,,oos os tn1
S3ario do Ehian or EtA Ia CrpsaG anf yirnnsa A@&
IlIin1is Central KA1Irn1I
Der1t foot OF j4nks.st, and foot or r,ro,,.....
.t eK9t tslcet II ltand0ph.ik, noar Gisr ~ Il
, 1880-10-02

KnnkRkes Ltne.
Depot foot OF tate-sr and foot Of Twenty ~
, 1880-10-02

9@oAsG AFnVa
Eashsi''s z Isi.s: s &C. s ssS e
, 1880-10-02

Chicago IL Grand Trunk Railway.
Depot Cuguar AFchcv aid at1WnFt.Aya, T1ckta for
h1u " thu rAlmVf liouss End d .,,u Pacific uotoi
, 1880-10-02

1"aF0. AIE1T&
Morning Exprtss. I:8J ut alsy ID
Che sso. @as NIL el
, 1880-10-02

1'sttsbnrs. Cincinnati Il. ~. Louis II. II.
- Cincinnati AIRLINE md kokodao Ltna)
Depot, cosuef Clinton and CASrull-ats VAST 6Lia
, 1880-10-02

T.ahc Ehoru q Michigan Aanthern Railway
Ticket 1areR At dcpota. Esn lluran.st, head Of In
tall1. TMpnty.second'st-t and Forty .hra-sL Ticker
oIncea III the urAad Pacific Autal nnl Palmer iousa
, 1880-10-02

CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS Eopts-
vjlat Columbus + Enst OayI
Express; .,.... $40 mIs 1sQs pn
NRnt tt1PfesA, u B:ul = mil 7:lJ Anl
, 1880-10-02
LeAvn | Arrive

Sh'cnk0. Kock 1e1nud 4, Pacific NAllro.d.
UGnot co!nce al Van Huren and ebeyi1hu -st. ,tt.+
u!Ectt. % Cask kht. Eharnnn IfOusu Iinjuaef Ifnmsr
dF1nd Pacific li0sl nnd ~ Canal corner Sfatisnn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-09
PENCELETTES.

st ,ckholders' meeting tomorrow.
II was swinger yesterday morning.
The mouLt ,ins TO the SOU theatt OF
the city are beautifully capped with
suOw.
The democratic banners bearing tne
names of the defeated candidates were
hauled in out Of the wet yesterday
The room occupied as Republican
Headquarters during the campaign
was being cleared Of its furniture yes
terdsy.
Two Italians with performing bear
were doing the town yesterday, ANUS
Jog the little folks and gathering in a
few Dickels.
The wife of Ger. John V. Wright,
late democratic candidate for governor
of Tennessee, has been presented with
house and lot in Columbia.
The stockholders of the E. IT,, V. &
G. railroad and their families will be
here again to-day and tomorrow. The
regular annual meeting occurs tO-mor-
row. 1t will be another boom for the
merchants and hotels.
The republicans of Hawkins county
are to have grand rally and torch
light parade at Rogersville tonight, to
celebrate the great victory of last week
Hop. a. II. Petit bone, congressman
elsCt from the first district, is expected
10 address the assemblage.
A change is made in the clerkship
ut the Lamar house. Mr.. Chas. F.
Jackson, who was very accommo-
dating and court eOus gentleman IN
that position, goes to Chattanooga tC
engage in business. He is succeeded
by Mr.. F. A. Butler, who has large
experience in that line, and will give
general satisfaction.
In the returns of last weeks cleo
ton in Campbell county, published
by Us, Mr.. Jeffers, for representative
is put down as democrat, that mucl
beiug Inadvertently added in THU
office, and net sent by our correspond
ent. This is mistake. Mr.. Jefers il
republican, as was also his successful
opponent, DR.. Agee. There was n
democrat in the field.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-09
THE DOOMED MAN.
Dan. Potter Taken To-day to New

Dan. Potter Taken To-day to New |
port, Where He Raugs Friday.
= The days of DAM Potter, the MUIR
iderer of Wits McMshan, in Cooke
county, some is months ago, are num-
bered, and are few. The unfortunate
man expiates his crime at Newport.
next Friday He has been confined
In the Knoxville jail for several
months. Yesterday he was taken out
by Jailor T. l.. Craig to the art gallery
of McCrary & Branson. and sat
for MS picture. His wife
came down from Newport. Sunday,
and was allowed to see him. She ap.
pears very much distressed for her hus-
band and goes weeping and down Gas t
all tie time. a.E
| Potter receives ministra,ions daily
from Ether Marion, the Catholic
priest. Heretofore he has not mani
tested much concern about his spirit lai
welfare. but would continually. when
opportunity offered, curse and de-
nounce the judge, jury and witnesses
who were concerned ia the trial Of his
case. In the past day or
two, he has evidently tsfaper
ed down considerably, however.
Vest erday he manifested signs ofin-
! sanity as was thought by his st end
ants. He still continues his denuncis-
. ton of the courts, jurie', etc., and says
, he would kill himself before the time
or his execution comes if.it were MI
, for the satisfat ton Of gttting to de-
nounce them from the scaffold.
Sheriff Gossett obtained an order in
] tie supreme count yesterday for two
r guards to assist in tiking Post ,r tc
Newport. He. accompanied by dep
|, uty sheriff John Black Cox ap(
t cons able Don c. Lusby. will leave
g with Peter on the freight train THU
}. morning for Newport, where he viii
j be keI strongly guarded till the hou
q of execution Friday. zzs -.---
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-09
REPUBLICAN RALLY
The First District Merry Maker
at JOnesbOrO.
The Enthusiasm In the Re.
claimed Country.

The Enthuslasrn In the Ne-
claimed Country.
LIT, is t,ld of the happiness and
of The republicans OF the
first district over the reinforcement of
Fiddler Bob and his crowd but the
half has not been said. When the
CHRONICLE commissioner arrived in
Jonesboro Saturday morning and witt
messed the demeanor OF the republi.
cans there assembled, he must confess
to feelings of great surprise.
1t appeared as if huge
magazine of laughing gas
had been opened in the old fashioned
town and that every Pettibone man
there had been seriously affected hyit.
You could hear one of them smile for
quarter of mile and when they
laughed the buildings shook -~ssees
The inhabitants of thesuTrounding
country began to gather at an early
hour and at noon the town was full.
The enthusiasm was so great that 1t
could not be Bottled up until nlgnt
and about one O'Clock an impromptu
procession was formed, headed
by the Greeneville band, composed Of
about $50 horsemen and as many men
on foot. They paraded the streets fol
half an hour and then returned to the
court house, where Miss Hassie Smith
was waiting with a splendid silk flag
to be presented to Maj. Pe.tibone
This she did in most happy style
The congressman.elect responded II
the finest impromptu speech we eve
heard.
| About dark it tlrned cold, and rail-
and snow began falling. This did no
affect the exhibitions of joy from thos
concerned in the very slightest degree
They Lighted their lamps and forme'
huge procession, as if il had beer
balmy May, instead of cold enough 4
freeze the knots off q pine log. Ate
q round Of tumultuous cheerir G, tn
procession returned to the court house
As many as could be jammed int, tn
room then entered it and listened t
short speeches of congratulate
from Messrs. Camp, OF Knox
Miller, of Unicoj, Austin,
Washington, D.. c., BroWp, : {
Washington, Rogers,1--of Claiborne
Hacker and Temple, of Greene, Ham
mer, of Sullivan, and many others
The crowd cheered each speaker t
, the echo, and many were the expires
sions of faith and confidence in Ma.
Ps.tibone from his happy friends. A
10 all it was a day to be remembers
for years. -.....- -...-... ..-..---
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-09
Get GHf Doors

The close confinement Of all factory
work gives the operatives pallid faces,
poor appetites, languid, miserable feel
ings, poor blood, inactive liver. kidney
and urinary troubles, and ali the ply
sicians and medicine in the world can
not help them unless they get out of
doors or use Hop Bitters, the purest
and best remedy, especially for such
cases, having abundance of health,
sunshine and rosy cheeks in them.
They cost but a tri1e. See another
coIumn-Christian Recorder.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-09
Phiio society.

At the last meeting of the Philo
society of the University, the follow.
ing efficient corps of officers were
elected; President, !. B. Hines; vice
president, J. T. johnson; critic, J. E.
Lopez; recording secretary, J. P. At,
kinson; corresponding secretary, e.
Henegar; treasurer, John Patterson;
chief editor of Star, r. F. Shropshire;
assistants, w. ]. Bailey, J. s. Shields;
directors, F. D. Hammond, w. J.
Bailey; librarian, J.. 6, Shields; mars
shall, e. Davis. 80 -.re--es .esc g.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-09
Satisfaction Guaranteed.

As the rough whit sr weather Is about
upon US. it is very necessary that your
roofs should be properly protected.
We, therefore, advise you to use the
old reliable "Elastic Roof PAINT We
guarantee 1t not to rust. corrode. bis
ter or crack. We have employed men
who understand their business, and
knowing the paint to be exaetly what
it is represented. we do not hesitate to
guarantee. entire satisfaction. .soos3-a2
Very respectfully. go, .sss~s Fl.
THos P. SCARBoRouGH.z q
Att. l., Hudiburg's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-09

Mrs. Kate Dallas Titus to Gay street.
Mrs. Kate Dallas Titus has removed her entire
stock Of Millinery Goods to the Store Room formerly
occupied by Mrs. Mahoney, in front of the Baptist
Churh. where she VII be glad to walt ON her old
customers, and many new Cnes, and expects 10
keep full line of such Millinery Goods as Will
please her customers. 9 &.3 Jesse
THE DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT
will be continued and conducted in the future on a
larger scale than ever before having none but the
Best Workmen, and, giving her personal attention
to this, as well as the Millinery Department, she
feels confident she can give sattsfassion.s1 8 tesl
atg2fdH '@t t5e EssA&
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-09
Personal.

The following gentlemen went down
yesterday to attend jollification OF
republicans at Athens last night
Judge l.. c.. Houk,. VIM. Rule, Esq,
Hon. Alex. Reeder and IMessrs. ]. F.
Rule, Jno. G. Houk, inc. A Reeder
and r. W. Austin. ....- .~-.--..
Mr.. BobeitP P. Toole, popular young
attorney at the Knoxville bar, and res
Gently city attorney, left yesterday for
Dallas, Texas, which place he will
make his home. We wish him much
success. goa.
Capt. Jno. NJ. Brooks went down to
Chattanooga yesterday on INSURANCE.
business.
Msj. Al. Gage, the genial represen-
tative Of the Moshler Bauhm safe com.
pany, of Cincinnati, arrived ia the city
yesterday evening, and is at the Atkin
House. ,s-|-#
Mr.. w. M. Fitzgerald arrived yester-
day evening from business trip to
Nashville, and is stopping over on his
return to Washington.
Col. E. w. Cole, president of the
E. t., V. & G. railroad, arrived in the
city yesterday evening to attend the
stockholders meeting. He was ac-
companied by his private secretary,
Mr.. o. T. Ambrose, and they are 81
the Hattie House. - &
Mr.. Geo. r. Jackson went down to
Athens yesterday, after horse for use
on his farm near the city. ggvssy
Mr.. Sam Epps Young, a prominent
young attorney, formerly Of our city,
but now resident of Sweetwater, was
In the city Sunday.
Mr.. John J.. Cole, of Mt. Horebr
Jefferson county, came down~on last
nights freight. and gave the CHRoNI-
Gle call. - -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-09

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
ret by sick child suffering and crying with the
circulating pain of cutting teeth? Ii SO. go at
once and get bottle of MRS WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately depend upon it. There is no
mistake about it, There is not mother on earth,
who has ever used it, who viii not tell you at once
that it VIII regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child operating
like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases
and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription
of one of the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere
% cents bottle.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-09

Bainbridge, Ga, June II, 1850; -"Dr.
Tut: Dear Ffiend-You know the
cause of my bad health. had concluded
that there was no remedy that would
relieve me until I used the pills you
sent me. They proved to be the very
thing | needed. I am under lasting
obligations to you for the blessing you
have conferred on me and mankind
generally" "a 1fs z 'os.st.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-09
sundays service at st. Johns.


The Ri. Rev. Bishop Qaintard
preached on Sunday evening at s..
johns Episcopal church an clog uent
and appropriate sermon on the "Loye
of country considered as a religious
duty" BE argued that the state, like
the family and the church, ia Of divine
origin, and the duties we owe to it are
therefore of divine authority. He re-
ferred t. the political -excitemenLs OF
the late canvass, and called upon his
hearers, by the divine obligations OF
true patriC tism, now TO lay aside polit-
ical antagonisms and to devote them
selves to the cultivation of peace and
good will and to the common lows of
country and to the duties Of good citi~
zenship, which are higher and more
sacred than all questions OF party in~
terest. The striking appropriat ,ness
of the OBSCURE was recognized by the
deep attention of the crowded audience.
We hope its pious lessons will not be
forgotten. F-a ..s ,
The Bishop also made strong APP
peal in behalf OF the Epiphany church
in north Knoxville, and added the
gratifying announcement that he
would remain in the city some days in
special aid of the completion Of that
church building. We wish him album
daat success in this laudable eLtsrpise.
Not only Episcopalians, but all our
people will rejoice In the Bishops APP,
pareptly complete rest >ration to
health a.. t.-as. -