Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-01
PENCILETTES.

questions to-day.
The going out Of March WAS beauti-
full and lamblike In the extreme
Prof. Miller, the Knoxville, art
craion man, 10 In Morrlstown, WORKING
up class.
The name of Chattanooga company
of citizen soldiery has been changed
from "Fort Guards" to Chattanooga
Cadets"
Little drops of pepper
Mint, and grains OF tea,
Doctor up the human breath
Quite ipgeniousiee.
Twenty-Five yards Of calico for 81
looks pretty cheap, but that Is what
the calico war on Market Square has
brought it to.
Some of our enterprising Market
Square dry goods merchants are get
ting into a lively calico war. Go 1t,
boys; it's interesting all around.
McCrary & Brsnson preserve and
register all negatives. They have all
negatives made in their gallery since
1865, including Schleler and Krutch's.
Duplicates from all negatives can be
had at McCrary & Branson's, dating
back to 1865. They have all mega
tlves made by Schleier and Krutch.
In portions of the north they have
got March written down as winter
month, and indeed there was more
winter there than in any previous
month.
Two former well-known citizens of
Hancock county, by the name of
Frost, brothers, have "struck 1t ricb,"
mining for lead and gold In Montana
territory.
They say there is no advance on
Oliver Chilled Flows. The farmers
ought to lay in their supply before
the advance, which Is sure to come.
Woodruff g. Co. Keep large stock
Chattanooga had smsll-sizsd
fire Tuesday, about noon, destroying
four buildings and entailing loss oil
over $4,000. 1t originated from care
lessly emptylng ashes in an clubhouse
vault.
The debris OF the wreck at Mr.. e.
r. Clark's saw.mill, south of the
river last Saturday, by which he lost
his life, has been cleared away, and
preparations are being made to con-
tlnue the mill.
According to the Gazstte, there wai
shipped by Morristown firm during
the past month, 1873 barrels-8, 40(
dozen-eggs. Besides, they averaged
from three to five thousand pounds o
poultry per week.
The latest Improvements Ia SEWN
Machines can be found in the ne,
Light-running Howe. The new ]
Machine is selling rapidly and give
satisfaction. A full variety at w. w
Woodruff & Co.'s.
The great Brooklyn preacher anC
lecturer, Talmage, is booked for lee
lures stChattanooga the 9th and Nash
Vile 9th inst. Can't we have him ii
Knoxville? Young men Of the pub
lie library, look to your interests.
Courier Journal: Rev. Geo. s. Saw
age, d, D., who has been superin
tendeDt OF the work of the American
Bible society in this state for fourteen
years, has distributed, during tina
time, 100000 Bibles and Testsments.
The Harry Helm left on her reguls
weekly trip to Rockweod yesterds
evening, with large freight NANTES
for points down the river. The com
modore reports the arrival of l ,10
bushels Of grain for the produce mer
chants, and Jack Newcomb, with 10,
900 feet of lumber for John Rose.
The proceeds OF the moot court ex
ercises 30 excellently performed Tues
day night by the youthful legal talen
OF the city, will foot up, as we learn
about $3.50, clear Of all expenses. Thi
is indeed quite satisfactory sum, AM
will be good lift towards the pur
chasing of pipe organ for the Churc
Street NJ. e. Church, South, for whic
purpose the entertainment was givel