Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-09
PENCLLETTES.
$3.50.

$3.50.
The continuous rains don't cool the
atmosphere very perceptibly.
The cheapest morning paper in
the south.
Apple Parers, two different kinds,
at w. w. Woodruff & Co.'s
egation to Nashville.
New Orleans has received 1,450 900
bales of cotton this year. .-.s
Knox county ow ns just one-third of
what she owes.
Cumberland river Is on boom, and
much damage is being done.
Three tennessee horses won in three
Monday races at Louisville.
The entire Kentucky wheat crop is
likely to be ruined by the rain.
Prayers are being offered daily, in
Sherman, Texas, for rain.
The Augusta cotton factory pays 10
per cent. dividends per annum.
English, the democratic candidate,
married Miss Jackson, of Fauquier
county, Va.
The Condons will go down to Chat
tanoogs some time between the 18th
and the 20th.
Our OLD friend, i. Joseph, has the
thanks of rye local" for some fine
June apples raised in his garden.
Travel is heavy now over the E. t.,
Va. u Ga. Railroad, especially going
east.
Cider Mills at w. w. Woodruff 6
Co.'s.
Tue Prothros say that Knoxville
hospitality can not be excelled. Good
for the Pc.
The Republican Congressional Con.
ventiOn for the first district meets al
Greenville to day.
There were only two fire alarms in
Richmond last month. Iu Knoxville
there Were none.
Double daily passenger trains W i'll
be put on the Memphis 81 Charlest on
road next Sunday.
The NJ. d G. railroad are getting VI
an excursion to Texas, Tickets viii
be good for thirty days.
Ice Cream cents dish, next dool
to Stroug's, Market Square.
'AdmiraP Whitthorne has been
renOminated for congress in the 17th
district.
Franc NJ. Paul has been appointe,
special census agent to cOllecG Nash
Ville's manufacturing statistics. 'z
The recorder of Chattanooga tries
twenty.six cases Monday, and
WASN'T good day in the "town-in
the-mud,' eithsr.
QIite a number of Knoxville
Niagara excursionists reached hom
Tuesday night and yesterday evening
and they are arriving on every train
The surveying party at work on tn,
K. q &. 3. r. r. are now between
OAkdale and Clinch river. They ar.
taking it slowly but surely, as this il
the final survey.
The opening ball at Montval
Springs occurs Tomorrow night
Special rates are offered, as will b.
seen elsewhere, and there will n,
doubt be good attendance from
Knoxville.
A cOlored boy, Jim Campbell, rid I'M
on country hay wagon yesterday jus
after noon, had the two middle fiOger
of one hand pretty badly mashed b,
6OtIAhS ~ N0u Nv OClW tQo OU6
Of the brake and the wheel. He wen
to DR.. Deaderick's office and had tn,
necessary repairs made.
In our local menti on of the buildius
of the county bridge in yesterday
edition the name of one of the com
mittee appointed by the county court
Maj. E. G. Camp, was inadvertantl,
omitted. The Major was one OF thu
most active and efficient of the com
mitteemen, and presented the contrac
by which Jhe bridge is to be built.
Fly Fans! Fly Fans!! Four differ
en- kind, at W. w. Woodruff & Co..
Messrs. Haynes & Henson, the popu
lar and enterprislng shoe ana ha
dealers are the pOssessors of yer
fine specimen of Maltese cat, whie
was present to them from Mr.. w
I. Mayo, of the firm of Davis, Par Ike
Co, boot and shoe manufactures
Boston, and was shipped them by ex
press. They have it collared and kee
1t at their store. It is q beauty an
attracts much attention.
Fine Table and Pocket Cutlery s
w. w. Woodruff & Co.'s.
Gossett, Ford & Bro. are dealing ex
clusiVe'y ia Ladies' Misses and Chi
dren's Shoes.