Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-28
PENCEEETTES.
Last Sunday in November.
Christmas Ia four weeks off.

Christmas Ia four weeks off.
A large stock of Fancy Goods on
Display, at McCrary & Branson's.
There is no cessation Of hostilites as
YET IN regard to tots miserable, driZZly
and sloppy weather.
Frames and Mouldiugs, from the
cheapest TO the finest, at McCrary d.
BransOn'F. xlzoI.
A dramatic company has been or
ganized by young folks of Cleveland.
They give their first ent3rtai nment
next Tuesday night.
Wire Picture Cord, for sale at Nc
Crery & Brsnson's.
MOrriEtown Times: A 'lew brick de-
pot is now being erected at Russell-
Vile by the East Teun.i Va. and Ga.
Railroad company, which will be
large convenient aud safe.
Motto Frames ia great abundance,
at McCrary & BransOn's.
Extensive hog Strengthening opera.
tiona have been in PROCESS at Morris
town during the cold snap. According
to the Times, hogs on foot are selling
at cents in the market
Rustic Frames &C all sizes, 1t Nc
Crary & Branson's.
Messrs. John and Luther Howell
came down on yesterdays train from
a profitable hunt near McMillan's
station. They were unable t. bring
ali their game on the same train.
A large assortment of Card and
Cabinet Velvet Frames, at McCrary 4
Branson's.
It was Thanksgiving Of more than
ordinary moment for our friend Mr..
J.Y. Johnston, and brought with it q
completion of his family circle. The
latest addition is fine daughter, the
first being sOn.
Japanese Fancy Essels and Ease
Frames, at MeCrary & Branson's.
c. A. Weiser and his wife, who in
habit the not )rious Weiser lot in Eas
Knoxville, celebrated Thanksgiving
night by a drunken spree which ended
in Mrs. Weiser getting dangerously
cut on the head, and it may prov,
serious.
Knoxville amusement lovers lool
forward with bright anticipations
The engagement Of the famous Jno. II
Ford cOmmedy company, at Staub'
opera house next Wednesday an(
Thursday nights. They are in Nash
vile this week.
A regular monthly reception wa
given last night at the rooms of TIT
Young Mems Christian association
There was large attendance Of younl
folks, and 1t was quite pIeasan
social affair. Some excellent must,
was furnished by DR.. B. G. Simmons
Prof. T. Deaderick, Miss A. McKear
and others.
Preston Burke, c0lored, was arres q
on Market square yesterday morning
evidently in a fit of insanity. H
was running at bresk>neck speed
yelling and frothipg at the mouth. FL,
was muscular and burly, and it re-
Quired the services of two or three
policemen and as many assis tants t
capture and 'h0ose him.
The commodore reports the arriva
yesterday of VIM. Hall, AZ hogs fol
IgnaZ FAM, so bushels oats for Gaut
q Son, and so bushels wheat; Can't
Atchley, 50 hogs for IgnsZ FAM, is:
bushels wheat for Gaut & Son; Alex
Vaughn, 400 bushels wheat and q
bushels peas for Gaut & Son; J. A
Brown, $50 bushels wheat, 25O bush els
corn for p. M. Williams.
John Harris was taken prisoner &c
Chattanooga yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Jno. J. Conway, who came ar
Thursday night after him. Harris
was some time ago under arrest fol
bacon stealing, in connection with his
brother and Cole Nelson. On the pre-
liminary examination John was re.
leased, and in the meantime he came
to Knoxville, where he was arrested
and jailed on capias. The CRANE
jury at Chattanooga found true bill
against him, and sent after him.
Fat hogs ara beginning to move
quite lively from this market. Friday
night Mr.. Parkey loaded and shipped
two car loads from Knoxville, and
yesterday morning another Car load
They came from Hancock and
Claiborne counties. On the noon train
yesterday three car loads were shipped
by Messrs. A. +. aud VIM. Dossett and
Bradley Sharp. They came from
Campbell and Union counties. The
cars average 100 head, making about
600 head In all. They were destined
to Atlanta, Ga.