Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-13
PENCIAETEEs.

Button Kid Gloves SO cts. pair, LOT
q few days, at A. l.. Young's.
1t didn'tpexactly snow in this lati-
tude, yesterday, but it didn't miss 1t
far.
The New Orleans Store will open,
Monday morning, New Spring Styles
OF black Straw Hats.
Frederick Paulding and his com.
pany are now in Atlanta, Ga, filling
an engagement.
New Goods arriving every day
prices marked so low you can't help
saying, "Oh how cheap !'-at A. l..
Young's.
Farmers, Attention! We will have
25 car loads of Land Plaster on hand
and for sale. Call early before the
supply is exhausted. w. w. Wood.
ruff & 20.
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 & Co, Keep large stock.
During the year ending February
9th 1880, 2l5 patents were issued from
the United States patent office to
Wisconsin inventors, being one pat
ent to every A ,953 persons.
"a nice boy on kicking mule with
a bob-tail dog is quite an attraction
."--Greeneville New Era. Was
1t the bob.tail dog or the boy or the
mule ? Either way, though, it would
certainly be curiosity.
The first passenger train which left
Chattanooga, last Monday, on the
Cincinnati Southern railroad, was in
charge of Captain George Gurley, a
former popular young conductor on
the E. t., V. & G. r. R.
Our Hamburg Embroideries differ
from any you will find in this city,
They are our Gown direct importa'
tion," and excel in beauty, quality
and workmanship" anything "evel
shown before" ID. B. LovEMAN &
Co.
Jonesboro Journal: Chas. Fl. Johns
son, wealthy gentleman from In-
diana. has purchased the old Shields
paper mills property near Morristown,
and proposes to go into the business
of manufacturing paper on large
scale.
Another telegram was received, yes
terday morning, by Gus" Elder, a
Tribune typo, from Lexington, Ky,
to the effect that his brother, of whose
serious illness he was previously in
formed, was dead. Gus" left on the
noon train on his way to Lexington.
The Times is the name of a new
weekly paper, the publication OF which
has just been commenced by NJ. L.
Morrison, at Dayton, station on the
line of the Cincinnati Southern rail-
way. The first issue is neatly gotten
and democratic in politics.
The first carpenter who has estab-
lished himself at Dayton, Rhea county,
station on the Cincinnati Southern
railway, is VIM. A. Weizel, a clever
German, who went from Knoxville.
He is good workman, straigbtfor-
ward man, and We hope he may meet
with success aud grow up with the
place.
According to the Democrat, 100 Cal
loads Of live stock were shipped from
Sweetwater, during the five months
ending with February. Striking al
average of 5000 to the car load, i
amounts to $50 900 brought into Mon,
roe and adjoining counties by that
means. This doesn't include stock
taken out by drovers.
The Ladies are invited to examine
the New Stock at the New Orleans
Store, purchased before the recent
great and "almost unexpected rise in
prices" Our "Mr. Loveman's taste''
has never been questioned, and, as we
buy for the Retail Trade only" no
other stock in this "City or State will
bear comparison with ours, for beauty
fashion, quality of goods and cheap
ness of prices. Our stock, in dollar
and cents as well as in bulk, amounts
to more than any two, or probably
three, retail stocks in this city, anC
our assortment "excels them ALL
Hence, it is to the advantage of con.
sumers of Dry Goods to see us before
making their purchases. d. B. LOVE.
MAN q Co.
Hats cheap at Halls. mar2dtf.