Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-21

August comes il on sunday
Turnip seed at John Hudsburg's.
Cider Mills at w. w. Woodruff &
Co.'s.
The moon shines the entire night
now.
Moonlight strolIs and drives are now
in order.
Oliver Chilled Plows and Repairs,
at w. w. Woodruti's s. Co.
The race for constable in the Knox
Vile district grows Interesting.
There is another slight lull in court
circles ia Knoxville, which viii con-
tinue until the fall siege sets in about
the first of September.
The news butchers, after an absence
of about twelve months or go, are
again found to infest the E. t., Y &
G. railroad companY's trains.
FIy Fans! Fly Fans!! Four differ
en- kind, at w. w. Woodruff q Co.'s
Mr.. Akers advtrtises for sale at auc-
tiou. beginning at 10 o'clock This
morning, the household goods of 10
David, at his residence on Clinch
street.
Knoxville was getting pretty well
filled up with southern visitors, refu
geeing from yellow fever, this time
last summer Now We have none o.
them.
It seems TO require q good while t.
wear off the new of DR.. Keys fret
street minstrel show. He still draw
his crowds and holds them until nea
midnight.
Fine Table and Pocket Cutlery q
W. w. Woodruff s. Co.'s.
In regard to population, Nash
Vile ranKs as the thirtieth city In in
United States, and is the largest cir.
in the south, with the exception o
New Orleans and Louisville.
The Knox county democrats are
hold convention at the court nous
Monday, August 2 to appoint dele
gates TO the gubernatoTial convention
at Nashville, Thursday, August 10TH
Chattanooga has IL year old DO
VINO has stole his second horse. FO
the first Offense he served four month
ia the work house, and is now in ia
awaiting hearing on the second.
Cold Cream, Camphor Ice, Lip Salv
etc, at Lyons & McCampbell's.
An ipcendisry fire in Chattanoog
sunday night consumed three sIna
frame buildings and part Of fourth
all owned by one man. lDsuTant
$400, which will cover about half tx
loss Gays the Times.
Nowadays it is impossible to liste
to toe conversation Of half doze
young ''society" people without fee
ing that the American language shout
be more appropriately called th
American slaDguage.
\ strong argument for keeping
keg OF beer around the house ls pre-
sented by the following paragraph
which is going tbs rounds: "Whe
four robbers broke into q house
Arkansas, intending TO murder the il
mates and rifle the place, they found
keg OF beer, got drunk, and were a
arrested"
The Chattanooga democrats hay
been about as back ward in dancing
the Hancock music, as our Knoxvil
friends OF that persuasion, but the
seem TO be rousing from their letl
argy. Lsst~night they were expecte
to organize q campaign club. o.
boys will still defer their rally ii
after Billie Anderson is-nOt elected
but beaten for sherlff, two weeks fro!
Tomorrow.
Yves, daughter, you should go som
where this summer. You can not Sta
at home during warm weather an
live. To be cure, your mother, VIII
hasn't been out of town since she ma
ried, can stand it, but then she is ole
fashioned and doesn't know any be
ter, and besides, she has fun enoue
in doing the washing aud ironing.
all means, go. Get linen buster al
go at once.
The "knock down add drag on
season has opened il ChattanoOg
and the stranger who enters the
with any surplus of funds had be
keep his eye on his pocket book TT
Times relates how T. J. Gamblers,
merchant from GAINESVILLE, Ga
while strolliDg about the wharf SUI
day night was enticed into the cam
Murray by the cook Of that instit
ton. made beastly drunk and "tleeceC
Of 5l25. The cook as well as the mon'
was missing next morning.