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- Il d 49,. d f..
- ROAD LOCOMOTIVES FOR THE WESr.
There, was recently brought to- shis
country from Eugland d number Of road
locomotives, c6nBigned tobyNadswofth,
Nevada, where they viii beienpioyed In
the transportation Of ilinerals and gen
erai merchandise. 1s:Ehesss steam road
wagons were manufactured in RoeheSter.
England, and ase quite extensively used
in heavy freight work In various parts oi
Europe anai especially in connection
With arnay traEspo portGtion.. They tssss IN IN
ported by the Nevsda Steam TFansporta-
tion Company, and Intended TO be ope.
rated In different, part8 of that State,
connecting outlying mining districts with
railroad stations. Z These steam wagons
weigh about aeven tons each, and are
rated ct from twelve to fourteen horse
power. They are fitted 20 use any kind
Iof fuel. and In case ofNheed the road
wheela can be replaced with aange wheels
for runningl on rails.b They also have
winding drums attached 70 the driving
axle capable OF h6lding one hundred
yards Of ooiled iroPA, for hauling loads sip
steep hills. These road ensineS, with an
engineer and t77o iaU0fUT6, can haul haul from from
10 TO - tons Of paying loads on cIiy good
road not sleeper than grade Of to 10
and make an,aveTage speed of 81 mile:
an hour. a hixtegR-inule team, with G
wagon carrying from Q to 10 tons, can,
not timakelaa average of moro than tRf
miles an hour. The locomotive and Il!
trhinio of wagons doeS not cost much more
than the mule team, and .is ean ahaul
freight for from 8 to 10 cenis per, ton pel
mile, which is about one-foBTfh rs much
as the. hhnling By mule team coats. 8 9. a
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>
II LIE By ELEOTRIoTrY.- Tyl1hnsA. .z:..l.
5fdfeb 8l.-As the clock struck 8 four
Brush electric lamps, of 5000 candle
power, put forth q MONDAY light extend.
ing, one mile in diameter. The lamps.
being suspended midway of the iron
H.5IGsii On the Co1i1 ; l;o.i d;o.i tow
ers 200 feet above the business part Of
town, were furnished with electricity by
10 No. 5 generator driven by seven
Horsepower engine. According to con-
tract, the light was to light up one mile
in diameter from the Courthouse, and
equal to q gas burner, 2,640 feet from
the light. Men were scattered at differ.
ent parts Of the city, and reported it
satisfactory. Ae Urbena, FIVE miles
north, the'light ia seportt : as being beau
tifhl- Thetest has given general eas' sfi0-
ton. as-,,t
/ AS Wabash il the ffst city in america
to adopt the electric light for general
illumination, the announcement Brought
| people from all sections, and at7 O'clock
falls 1n orc = 90 present. Among the
number were nineteen councils OF 6dia-
cent towns and the mayors Of Marion
and North BIahe chester and now that the
| undertaking has proven successitil, the
ess1tAtiges OF 'fha other towns will
ss G SE electric bofcTo
their people for immediate uee. Mr. r.
@. Phillips, the electrician who supeiin.
tended the construction of the apparatus,
was entirely sssisfed with the light 2 3
AS this was the frat 90, !, and snle Of
the stationary engine aud ',ther pfelinii-
naries are not all arranged, the city will
not be permanently lit for three OF four
at the end OF which time, howey-
iee. gl.s. sas will Be unknown here for lighting
parpngss. ~, .ass.a 67s.s.
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a DEMAND. FOR MRN, E1GHTEEg
FEET LoNG.--A soldier who served Ia
tho swamps OF South Carolina during the
RaF tells the following story: Among the
ohlcers whom i remember well at Moreia
isianI was iiji0i. sJJ55fTeiI, Of New Yufk, q
most excellent officer and an accom-
plbhed englreer. & Col. SeWslt waa. en-
gagged on the Swamp Angel, and beihk
very energetic himself he was not afraid
TO enter the syatnp5. His surptise can
bei Imagined when one day one oS Ills
isieutenants whom he had ordered t5 taka
M M aTi;y uI1il nuu enter the: sWgnlp, said
eIoonld not do 1t. % 80 ~ z
HAnd Why, SIR. CANT you do IL r, cried
the energetic SeWeli. s 's-f 4 ,'s'' s, S.
rThe mud Ii too deep, Colonels1 10.
piled che Lieutenant. a'2t & ',;-
b aYon can at ieast try, " said SeEell. n
j Che Lieutenant did 30, and In an hour
!eturned hls men covered With mud floEa
| aHere, u6a, 2 cried eeHell on aeeine
theni,I aWhet efing5 you hapk ~ ~
Colonel, the mud is over my rnsn''s
heads, can do ik.' ~
I, ,,:"0h hs.k yyoa can mako d regulation
for anything that Ii necss saIy for tile safe
passage of the tsWBhp, and / wiz give il
to you, but y0ii must go through IT,, 81 y q y
The Lieutenant did make d feAa Aaisition
In. writing, which was as follows: s. r
aI'want twenty .nsn eighteen {eAs Tong
to cross swamp flfteen feet deep. ., tss,S
This joke was o good one, but. SeweIl,
who was terribly ir sstn ast. could NOT
jus5 tnen appfccl9sa i5s ana he pSpf1ptIY
arrested the Li6rsanant fot; dias6 spscS "a
bis superior officer. Another Lieutenant
was detailed. md he wshs into sIis
swamp, fellsd the timber, and kcc0ss.
pllahed what bis nforsulate pfeiece ot
battery With tao aid of whSelb ARROWS and M
nani, and the remains Of it still stand aa
2 monument 70 his snefgy and skili as
an angineor. ~ ~ as'As s -
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s WHAT WILL THE CENSUS Snow p
What the population Of the republic Is
we shall Hoon know, go far as census.
takers can ascertain it. Meantime prii-
yate statisticians are at work to see how
near they can come by ce'adlation and
estimate 20 the. actual figIres. One of
these puts .ha present population in
round numbers at 43, ,2711, 900, which would
mako the gain ninee 1870 l1esa than s.
0O,0Oo. In q work published "a go6d
while ago, 3 per cent Of population was
added to the total number nent. 4sss End. !!
the estimates were found 10 cofEeapond
very closely to the figures of tho eensns.
The estimate for 1870 was 20, ,6lY ,6OS ;
tho census was only 38,568, ,37l I: but the
destruction 0i lie ny iao givi; War ,uti j
not of course, been anticipated. This
estimate for 1880 was 5S6SI, ,565. The
gain from 1910 20 1850 was g, 400, 600 !:
from 1850 to. 1860, $3.50, 600; from
1860 20 1870, 7,1l6, 6,000s during ten
years from 1860 TO 1870, Massachusetts,
gained 225,000 and New Nork co.,
900. These fgures show & tanid increase
of gain over the previous decade, and It
is CLAIMED and acknowledged that the
,Southsf1 nnd y estern States hays gain
ed more rapidly in the. past nipe than In
the pravioua ten YEAR Th ayafora. the
estimate of the statistician above quoted
eczema 10 be far too low. According to
the best information procufabIe, and the
most careful calculations, the census uill
show the population in 1850 to be- fully
AZ ,G00, 900, or q gain OF nearly 1900, ,0OU
over the population ten years before.
The general estimate has been between
AZ ,000, 900 and A8. .000, ( and there Is
small doubt that this will provo to be
soTEeS Il ighs bs grstlfSydl0ng5 81 Sd0 5oS toshs s
6fids and aTith@etic I haSs y,OpU;uSSiT no;tSinz D n
common Neg York Times. z
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the strange freaks I have described, but
stontly denied all knowledge Of them.
maintaining thst SO were misrepresent.
ing. She modestly shriDks from any
publicity, and after successfully stand
ing tho tests imposed, we are forced, al.
though this account appears little sen.
eatioppl, toacknowledge that she seems
innocent OF any attempt ct deception.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-15

q - The Eugene City (oregonl Gudrl
sgaya among The many probable ,csndi.
dates for she Pregidsucy named bg The
Democrats ye find that Of Hen. Stephen
I.sFieid, Should it ho the will Of tlis
convention to give. .hs this aterling State
rights Democrat aB our standard bearer,
we can assure Democrats, of The, East
that no one is 60 certain 90 carry Thu
eoa4t SO he g, Ont here sye ara not only
,trne to tho faith Of the fffsthers,ng. bat Va
would roll up such, majorItiea for nsoRI
olgln as Swonld aatonish The natives
Give, us Field, and sge, Sesnfe you w
will give you this entira coast; III othei
man can certainly get these elestoral
votes. 5; !, .I
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-15

Che Georgia DAfne &c lltl lea
Hos sslled two conysntiop 4 atEunal
mo 81 & . linA 9tli; aid q s gsati6h
f0r s tlli EIess AEG rlrs ia
.tcfget tIleir lifssrsr ees asss 3 soc-
the rood OF tlio State.
NJ within less fsap tss70 b rs aiIia-7
tsan PERSONS have been 15yit 70 az & d "a
yof cal elIenses aoliiiiScsl
niSlas Il g5vesnniehe eallt ~
pcs al Il saeips siG1 eilS 4 aaI ass o
ystss ~ :
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-15

PROFIT, 81 ,200.--To sum it up, six
long years og bed.Fidden sickness, coat-
ing $500 per year, total 81 ,c00-eTsll Of
this e1fsaTi59 IIfi5 1s5sPIlsls y1Y 1hfSo bnf-
ties. of bop lBitters, taken by my lwife.
She has done her own housnWoFk for q
year since, without the loss of q day, and
i want every body TO kuoV it, for their
bane1 {. n---4R ~. E7Fs,er. u <, s. i( \ X,
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4:I TEy aJnuRE on sIs1og shall
not 1--we 20 seS it, bgls q aaaTy viii NOS
eiapse before q rfaissd every
where's Smoking earfsages win he 40
nabss needed Ga railroads than rssSlug
carfiag a, person, cshsr I'D chuN6
orsin Q lasg court, OF IN drawing: :ToofSSs
Will no moro ask pernaisaion to smoke
stllsl 20 ihfea aSs II b one trcust sed to
tho smell 0lff tobacco bjjetts To t. tor7 7it
.becon srnpeg o. IsSegy one, CON
requ uently, should bging up shsts children
lnE an atntosph here Of tobacco aulniCe 10
% Ia neenkz0fn fhel.. 70 IL from ts nis ear
liest eiaii,ihood If { were bleAS ca viii
daughtsrs should asbisI Soakk an Ifislz
nurse for them cd insssst pola ses slao o<r.;
sng eyezy day in fits s;l;rsegy & eeFtain
amount 0f ttiS stFonges tol,iie6o fraIIl &
fEk0Et 6isiys pipe ID after S1sia ~
dEug bteTs .sVu1l6 d NOS gendee chem slsc
ctlonable % the q n1sie aex ia general.
and their lex la astfesliar, hF dSeiierS
ines tliey toaid u moi epdllfs la odcg
of gaSl0e q 81 iareE Z
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-15

Shgiper's Indian Yormifuge Is strictly
q vegetable compound, formulated par.
ticularl7 for destroying and expelline
'worras. Try it.ss ea -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-15

81 a. sRARTIEd sbtni ID id You ever
hear tyyo married Ro1nen take sleaves az
leach other at the gate on q summer eyoIs,s;
ing ( This ig tho way they do it: Nh.
9Good-by. Como dawn and sSS us
right seon.l, sgS IS fi;ii,sis lj5iss
Will. Good, ,by. z,
~ Coed d-bys Don't forget tocoma aaoons,i n ,s
;sstae 4 wpn;s. Dpn't yon forget 70
come til. y sls sis -
| "a Sonst. Besste and Ssine saliy
JaEle Nish Jon next line. p ss
!sal'iI I'd hare bgupgh Hss Il. 1. 4
I time but she wssns c yeTysIs lsss, She sYant.
i.ed 10 cok19 atytnl bad 2 ~ S. s 7. \.
Fl Did agl5 Gov g. That's too bad s. Bs
aE;ie Ard bring her nezt TINE =
II will; ed you hespnfe and hsin tle
viii { I forgot to tell you hsss cpk
ianothsr togtli.ss n
s'Syoa e. don't aayi rHOw maay hes ho gos
|9i 1E1iye. IL msksa hina awful crus :,
81 glie&s &c doe, this hos veat thep.
Vel, gcod.by Don't forget 20 como
s.Nos 4 Won' Don't you softtaak q. 4
EcDnie M. Gnnishvi m & tss 3
And they asparated. = 1ve,p Yorls Csln,. J
N iasc;t5 "a sSe5s : tsfsi q
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y a---- Nv isfS Wouldn't 40 q pOy7 .InislE
of the fuuj boys have. NO fsnonpibiIi. x
~. Clothed, fed and Housed vithoat 4
thought or q caro- about It. And ret
q boy % cover con tented, and sso woilldn'E Z
give 8 fs Cor hipslif hoswaa. sl3Y s,ll3Y
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A CONFEDERATE ROMANCE.

Tao Young ColoH-Beaser OF Virginia Reg
iEnsnt Who YVES Killed Eith the Coiors
In His Rosom-A ChiId's Apron Which
Bloatea Over the battlefield.
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3 :, - Does a man contract n debt when no
pays part Of II end makes itumalle1l1
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= As0 azse1.lsss " 4 aesss 5s 5s
/ 4 rTl,Ya. ,5ly,, IS. !.
;r Wsfso,, T.a sls.S Dy sL,s nsnieg OF
s,H,, s.so ts9 vtiel eyenihg aEanklng at 8
tba, ,,sas s..s 81 - S1,ssl " geSn slt
So,s,s $500 ss , e a. 29 Eesurnirg
s.is tsS. ~ s.'e Asse tliae his
sbo,,iJ a. ,s. Al ustApls. oL 1eiissis no
su ,.sSs slte tllli
,,.,si mn ;s sa ss5yMn Hsty essiy g. tnelF
naga esls a. m.sa so..soslise ~: pslo1e watson
Afss A.' att'Ss, y Y9AikeE pe&Sn
esvo,, -. ..,.ass 49, SO
tho A0r cen5Ie' dIIo' maes -, 4 ehteiea say house
hnt Z M. "a. vun; anu sne nFe gave
srai,,;ns aaa;Ian. ngat. A came near
tbas ths ys !, -. ;.n anss ss Of eAter
H.. s1st " lS' ~ VINO Waa
las asia ~ oas ~ nuuior ~ eitting UP 90
i ai2Ji i.x Ssl,' ~ ,ne' s.fs sass ss
sJsst ~ ~, ons y2aT s1 1oos "a sls 5atteF!
y, ,e,,s .i,a 49,: ssld y and
S6ns sSsa sv ti,a ,sas pus nay
Sos i ,.a ,aio the p9g q batter, and then went
M9xEJoe Brown told his story.
NY VIE, hsa already retired TO onr
nnssal siseging room, which adjeins the
IAiscnen, tne aoor or which was ajer, and
nos Dsieg aole % navigate perfectly, you !.
amone the hnnsaIold % S,rn;,,,,s cis ~ !. ,sFlng
wifa 2n no yey,z III. dna
ont: '' p.es-'s'a' s'lo' p2a.sfsesl,i.: 2a.sf
-ssi,n t,,s,ei u, < =, .,.t = ~
etayo go oIea9 tne porfldge.pot, Joe
c haonsr aata, than done. seized
,;osa r. oL tne pan 9. the POI, and atriking
into hgSdsss S Say 49,: tlaasip, sIoEe ls
bloit Iret;rsd ~ ,,ss o,,., tnis e1-
tura ali niehS for NJ, ...sI
re pea nS,y,, tJlir, yr.itsn.,,.
~ erS,I.t Y = I: sys -, give
un aecOunb or himself, which he did with
Slnzir 7n,,o, rSsl-, a. i.ll - 3S1fftss
ssN5,, ssSos ss..s ~ ~, igliosts. %
an,,,1, nm AND Sii 4, lshe t.ns,d .agSs uniIoE
deri5a nnata;rs @ i, AZ a,r, aps eas-
cried out:n s-sS va - 'as's'l Atlt 2 {
f-.sn WT1n ns. L,.o1, ,,,,,. .,,,s ~ :,
nTsH ~ i,syye.s,5 yoS5 e iiua e
7 ratbosa - ~. na1g, ..1,, salu
aasf G ti IN @ vo,, IS ana snslp heEae t1e
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-22
Temperance Mass Meeting.

There will be macs meeting Of The
religious societies aud citizens OF
X Knoxville, in behalf of Temperar oe
aud local option, at the opera house
next Sunday night, at 7:45 O'Clock.
AT q recent council of the various
congregations of the city, 1t was
unanimously decided that such pub
lie and general meeting ought to be
held. Representative and prominent
gentlemen will make Ave minutes
speeches, after which one minute
voluntary endorsement speeches
will be made. Stirring music,
with organ and support, will be fer-
nished by the several choirs of cur
churches. Resolutions will be cffsred
and Knoxville Local Option
society" formed. The congrt aticns
of the city Of every order are earnestly
requested to suspend services that
night to be present and add their num-
bers and enthusiasm to great move
ment. The exercises are to be made as
brief and varied as possible, and not 20
last over an hour and . half. l
Every body, whether friend or opPo-
nent of the cause, is desired to attend.
To begin punctuslly at 7:45.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-22
Strawberry Festival.

The ladies Of the Msbry street church
and Sunday school gave their second
festival at their church last night.
Doubtless the rain kept many away;
Notwithstanding q very good number
were present, and the affair 10 counted
q decided SUCCESS. The church aud
tables were tastefully decorated with a
proflsion of fijwers, and the occasion
was one greatly enj Eyed by those
present. The CHRoEICLE reporter 10
under obligations to Mr.. r. A. Jack
SOD, for kindness shown, and to Rev.
Mr.. Cash, former resident Of Rbea
county, the efficient pastor. The fol.
lowing young ladies, whose names
were furnished through the courtesy
of Mics Adah Stephenson, presided at
the tables Misses Minnie House
holder, Lucy Hutton, Mamie Wilds,
Sallie Marcum, Della Morrow, Ada
watkins, Adah Stephenson, Carrie
Crookshanks, Kate Burden, Maggie
Householder, Maggie Blapg, Marina
Sesy, M ,ggie Sherlz, Lille Day and
Mrs. Maggie y mih.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-22

As this question IL frequently asked, w viii
simply say that she Is a lady who fyr u. wards Of
thirty years, has untlringly devoted her time and
tai MS as Fema,e Physician and nurse, princi al
ly amors children. She has especially stud Cd the
constitution and wants of this numerous class, and
as result OF this effort, and practical knowledge
obtained In a lifetime sp mt as nurse and paysi-
clan she has com ounded soothing syrup, for
en- idren teethin II op rates like magic-giving
rest and health, and is moreover sure to regulate
the bowels. In cons quence Of this article. Mrs,
Winslow is becoming worId-renowned as a benefac-
Cor OF her race chi dren certain do RISE UP and
Die her tsp cially Is this tn; case in this city
Vast quaint ties Of tha 30 tningsyrupar. DAILY sold
and us h re. We think Mrs. WI SOW has I'm
mortallzed h name by this invaluable tlcle, and
we sine rely beiisye thousands # chill rem Rave
been saved from n early grave By It's timely use,
and that milf ms yet. unbor will share Its bensnts,
and uni 9 In calm her blessed. No MOTHER has
discharg her duty to her suffering lit lie one, In
our opinion, until she has ven 1t the benef: Ct
Mrs. Wlnsows 30 thing Syrua. Try 1t mothers
TRY IT Sow.-Ladie's Visitor NV York City. BOD
by all Druggists, rs cents bottle. fa5
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PaysOn's English Opera.

Knoxville music and anus ement
lovers should not fail to secure seats at
Williams book store for the engage
ment Of PAyson's English Opera,
which begins at Staub's Opera ho1se
next Monday night. 1t lie a rare
chance that they are aft ,rded the op-
portunity to enjoy such an intellectual
musical treat as will be given In he
rrndition Of Martha" Faust
Vertigo and 1.-THE Spectre" by
such talent as IL concentrated In CHS
company, and we are sure they will
not let this opportunity slip. Payson's
company is beyond Doubt the stroog-
est combination of celebrities In the
line Of opera music on the road and We
have no doubt will draw such horses
here as its talent richly merits.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-22

over under the resolution.
Alderman Sullivan. chairman OF the
street committee, reported the estab.
lishment of q grade on Campbell
street, and the laying OF Is feet OF
curblng in front of Perry's, which re-
port was adopted.
Alderman Murphy, chairman of the
sanitary committee, com planned OF the
hoy pens about the city, aud suggested
that something should be done with
them.
A request of Alderman Allison for
curbiug in front of Lewis Rucker's,
on From street;by Alderman Mlcnaels,
for curbing in front of Peter Me.
Carty's lot, on Oxford street, and by
Alderman Irwin, for curling on Pat
ton street, Oh west side, in front of the
Baptist church, were all referred to the
street com mittee.
Ga motion of Alderman McAffry,
the board was requested TO meet al 5
O'Clock this evening at the corner of
Ciinch and Henly streets to examine
the premises and see what can be done
with the curbing at thst point
Alderman Dickson moved that the
fine OF S., aojudged by the mayor
a ,sinst Msjor Cox, ofthe Dispatch, be
RENTED, and explained his reasons.
After some discussion to the effect
that it would be bad precedent, the
mntion was lost by a vote of s for to s
against.
Requests by Alderman McAGfry for
a lamp post near the ice factory, and
the movement of a lamp post near
Bos worth's mill; also by Alderman
sullivan for an additional post at the
railroad and CrcZ or street crossing
were referred to the gas committee.
Alderman Atkins offered the follow
ing:
Whereas, 1t is the opinion of the
board Of mayor and aldermen OF the
city of Knoxville that some of the
mem bers of The medical profession are
10 the habit of issuing prescriptions fol
the purchase of Intoxicating drin ks o.
the Sabbath, otherW Use than for medic.
insl purposes; therefore be it
RtsJlvet, That committee OF three
aldermen be appointed by The mayor.
to memorable the Kuox county u ed
ical society, at its next meeting, ia
reference to this practice, and re.
specifically r. quest such action on the
part OF that honorable body as will
protect this cpmWunIty against such
40 abuse of authority.
The resolu N was unanimously
adopted. and the following appointed
such COMMITTEES: Aldermen Atkins
Allison and b lyd.
On motion OF Alderman McCroskey
the following were appointed an ex-
aiming committee TO attend the
examinations la the public schools,
next week: Aldermen Hudiburg, AL
lison, Dickson, McAtfry, McCroskey,
Michaels, Mackey aud sullivan, and
the mayor Was added.
Adjourned.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-22

Bib. tomatoes l0,., Corn Zoe, Baked
B Sans 20.., Syrupped Apricots, Bart
lett Pears aud Plums 3jc., No. Juicy
Prunes 10c., Cream Cheese 2Oe,, full
line "Lsrrabse's Fine Crackers and
Biscuit" Royal Baking Powders Acc.
per h.; best in use. Prices Yeast
Gems. best yeast made, l0c.; Prices
pint Lemon and Vanilla EStracte,
50 aud S5c. Pic.'s 2 ounce Lemon,
Strawberry, Celery. Nutmeg and other
kinds Of Extracts, 2o3. No. Roasted
Java S5e. Finest grade Teas Csc. per
Id. Mitchell's Fancy Family So 40 per
100, warranted. New Orleans Mo-
iasses and Syrup 55 and Csc. Sugar
Drip Syrup soc. Deep sea Mackerel
co.. All for quick cash at GAINES.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-22
KNoxvILLE CITY SCHOOLS.


Public Examinations 70 be Com.
ductel Next Week.
The public examinations In the
Rockville city schools win begin on
Monday. May 9th, aud continue
throughout the week. The public are
cordially invited to attend.
The following Is q schedule Of the
order Of examinations: n
Monday, May 24--First and second
grades, Bell House. 4
Tuesday, May 25-Remsiniug grades
at the Bell House.
Wednesday, May 28-All grades at
Peabody School.
Thursday, May 27-All grades at
Hampton Sidney.
Friday, May 2S-All grades at Aus.
tin School, and the seventh, eighth
aud ninth grades at Hampden Sidney,
finished. b aE q 5H4 .sT
On the day OF examination in each
school only one session will be held.
The first and second grades will be
dismissed at II o'clock, the third at
l29 O'Clock, the fourth and fifth at l
o'clock and the sixth, seventh, eighth
aud ninth at II O'Clock.
90 EE X. DIS. RoBSRTsoN,
5rgArF133 fHs1 Supt. Schools.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-22
First OF the Season.

Call at Peter Kern's. Market Square. for
sparkling drink Of Soda Water, from his nov
Arctic Fountain. the finest one er cen mi this
sity. lie has also on draught the leading minera
watsrs. Excelsior. XII sengen Settler, vichey and
Tate Spring; and Root Beer and Ginger Ale. Ms
srsat tsmpsrsnes and hsalshgiNDs beverages
apY22d0
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-22
ICE cREAc! ICE CREAMu
Peter Kern,s saloon Open for the Sea-

Peter Kern's Saloon Open for the Sea
son.
Ladies' and ge tlemen can now refresh them
selves at a time by calling at THE HAND
sOMEST ICE CREAM SALOON in the
sourh with Ice Cream not to be exceiied
anywhere.
FAMILIES, PICNICs and SOCIALS
can be supplied at short notice by the quart or
gallon at reasonable rates. Remember, It is
headquarters for the best Cream I'm
the city.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-22

Rev. Frank Richardson. presiding
elder of the Knoxville district, Hol-
ston conference, M. e. Church, South,
is to preach the baecaiaursate sermon
at the commencement Of Martha
Washington college, Abingdon, Va,
Sunday, June 20.h. The literary adj
dress will be delivered by Rev. o. P.
Fitzgerald, d. D., Of Nashville, the
23rd.