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, 1880-05-01
How They Llvsn Up tho Old Man:


mut0 frleild residing In 1T, Petersburg, wo Mfu
permitted to mike public tho following 0xtraut !:
"hv DEAR !sOnnlE: Y!nIr favor ut the u
with lncloaIlro ut 8lA IL at haIti, l atn utertAIy
Obliged Rsld VII! hand 1t to ynu tho t!rst t!llo
iiteat you In 1t. Petersburg. auch Il ttHlo ns wu
had Yesterday morning III tho Winter Palace.
Th4RCxur gut nut ut bcl on tho wrt,ng aldo. al,d
Wn1 Ns crOss ~ two sticks. Nothing pIeaspl
h!m, Atltl tlwarl noon ho heYun sinking so rap.
IDLY tlAt tho c0urt physician WIS summoned.
llu tn!ketl With hIs Mnjnsty few moments aud
thon Ratd to mo c0nlldentta!y, lilo needs OK
uitolnont; ho lacka ha usrAl stimulant. When
was he lust ehOt ntr l sud, 'Nearly fhreu
weeks uxp.' THO physician sht'ok his held ind
said II WIS enough to Kill him; and instructed
NO to DO soGnuthEnx. Bss ttxed it all up, nnd
whom tho Car wus coming down tho front 2taiss
sprung out lrn1n bohtntl dsA,r Atlil bit him III
Awf4l clip with y bulsfer. Somebody pIse hit
hltu aN tho fAco with y slDW-tNlll, wo threw him
thr0ukh tho Elass dtMrs Ut mo Conservatory,
gun hehilld bis head, split bis cont down tho
kicked him down tho kitchan stairs ind hlaukpI
ha eyB With lalr nf brstss knl,ckiua. 1t w0tllil
1u5t hnVO done you 4tHk al 500 hDw tho Old H,ul,
hrlghtnl!el up. +Ah,' he ktd. rubbing his h4uds
rhcerful!y. wbtt0 tho Dctar wiz pi.sllng cOItrt-
pllstors A.! over hIl. Aild tUYpl0 of attendants
wcre pulling sliycrs nut uf Ills buck, tAh,. hu
said smiling upon lii, this IL something like lv
Ing. Mtllky. dtAr, cut HOuillfNly'S Aul Ut and
we'll 70 in to breltkfust. EKXs uro pl1usD Md
butter tA scarce. Wo haven't hal ary Fnlt, fur
HcArly two weeks. Love 10 your brother John
and come and zee me som0 time. Ever y0urs,
"GEnRQN W. MKLNoIf,"
, 1880-05-01

Gibbs, Esq, OF Rochester, N. Y, will. In few
weeks, bc 20 years of nso. He ts lawyer halo
practice 81 bin professnn. % e ,as % ha sl1 e. sons, @
I'll nf whom have becn admitted Il, tho i}ar, and
th7cE nf whom nfe t,uw cnglttcd In tho practice
". In 1877, AMI was admitted 10 tho 1sAr in Al
hany. n: y. athnit the year lk14. lie hns been
tEatfd N tho prncttse II tEerkimcr County md
T.. ansi !!ft:tnatcr, N. r.. Al through tho r.
ports NJ this Sthtc ynl will ttr,h tho nnfnc ur Mr.
nan,a mentioned ~ enunsel In reported cHscs IA
fur buck a. Cow, ;e6; Id, E3a-k8: s i'd, Az:
3 td., 1. wrltc this letter because col1 mt
9tRtC.
, 1880-05-01
RAILWAYS REGULATING. PlLISl

Perfect Fur9Attvs Soothing AperisuEs, Aee
Without Falns Always MSlia bls Aad
Natural In THUR Operation
1 VEGETABLE EUuHTlTuTE R0R CALONRL.
Porlectly tastelcss, .eio9artly coated with
eMeet yum, puExo regulate. purify cleanso. aud
IAnwxY'a ir11.s, for tho o..rs Of all disorders
Of tho Stomach, Liver, llowcis, kfluoyn. uIad.
der, Nervous Dlsexses. Maatlache, Constipation,
Ccat!veness, lntl9estlon, Dyspepsia, 13liousuess,
Fnyer. Inflammation. Of tho lsoMnls, Pllea, aud
Fnnted u cffGct perfect euro. Purely vc9star
bie. cslntAn!nE 10 1noEcuTy, minerals, or deleto-
lnS fron niscases Of shs .lissstva organs: Con.
atfpati0n. Inward Piles, fullncaa Of tho Iilood In
licurtbut1i, Nlrgust Of Food. F.!llness Or Weight
~ tho. stoinIe6. BM'r Kr,.9tasioas. 6l.klns or
Futtor!n9 ut; the Hsart Choking Of Suffering
Vtsinn, isnta Or Weia Huttlre ths btuht. Foyoe
and hill Pain r. tho 14eah, deficiency Of Per-
spiration, YeI;owness Of tho Bkin aud Eyos, PQfn
Heat, burning in tho Flesh.
systcm from all thv above named tlaosisrs. '
Price, Y1 Cents Per Bos.
We repeat that tho rcader must consult ous
books aud papers on The subject Of dtsex4ea aud
their ouro, among which may bs named,
"Fs1t&s aud 1s1te,"
"Rad,oaH on Irritable usstAra,'s
'tHadtuay on Scsvfstla," Il.
and othcfs relating to dI0oFent ctaases of ~"
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, - 4
READ "FAL9E AND TRUE.n y,
essd . ksttsr staasv II k-ADlFAK n Co.. n.
~ WaFssNs eer. Church -st.s .Nsss York, q.
!" information worth taoaaauds VIII b. seaS
hQYVN~
, 1880-05-01

i,n renroa"ntnI !, ,oo4'e"'1o'' henl4cRy "h1
Az Arkansas Republican OF National rcpu-
tattnn writes: " As between trant, Blnine,
ni s'l!eIilnt'+ VII l'ayn 'io choice, n1h art not
srnsn.i hsr !" ssfl eitliGr time nr money for
tho nomination or election nf either If them.
GRANT 1osr' THE sour1tEny srATEs
G. y The Republican garty. save Louisiana and
called Foree bill'; aid Sherman, vii" ~ is rs rs
99ino,alcss 9t, @ o. tlsI,, trat!cd Lo,ilsiann anti
2ns no following here save ancl, as Is creutetl
ny the Federal! 0tllceholdcrs. Tho. Ilnyes
EfaIa E9fiItis9l order mo. y Is not enforced in this
rvs VIII seni isspnbitea1,s to tIie 81. i,o'ls
Convention, but 1lnvo llttle ltope Of defeating
tid tilrant's i, ,nonin9tion: / think lint 9s beeii
dcsre&,l by GonkllnE, Catneron T. TO-" x,.o.
April :"Siy caniii'l opinion il that nine
out. Of every ten Republicans iii this, Elk
tnrt, county are strongly In .oppnsltson to
!;rant only MS 4 thir!l-tcrin candidate. Again,
llyo itepubilcal!s il tl!!s county wiil vofe Tie
Democratic Ticket II tirlnt Is THO nominee.
l will be at st. I.u!is,. # possible.''
"A. well.known h'.sf1lsss m, innl' writes from
cclvctl. DcGply Interested In Tic matter my
sell. have been ne considerable pains dur
!nE tho Inst month 10 quietly suallN my
1ttGnu, aAtt LILY Ahnb'3 .ttCpLPC'MEu EHUiG ~
politics. Tho tlcc,tseatcu though unle1i,01,-
stratfyc feeling against tho third term llas
astolnisl'ed ,,anl. III nc; G5ten % when | expected
!onDttll or anntllied opposition foutlsl M
lnt:,lsc dcterii!natlon nEninst the ambition
ot tllo tGrcnt Sacrillcer.' md the ,ruilfler iii
Which many eI'pllnstzcd tito words,
NO MonE OF GRANT,
was n1cnsnnt tn nntrtotfc rora ,rho ronnlc
nrw rinjif. T'l,cy f,cE nt,Ir nrrnntynt;Dn; 'p'o
X New Jersey iicpubj(ca,, writes, XprIl q:
New Jersey Is opp0setl to tlp thiru-term
business. james q. Blaine Is lIer first
cNoice; ! l!nyo been selcctel by tho
Republicans Of tlts township to rep
resent them at the Stnto Convention.
WHICH meets In Trenton May,6. We pnssnd
resolutions. opposing Il third term. cnn
snfeiy sny that tt1ero Is not = GraNt Republic
MI at heart IN 0t1r town. You rnil count on
iTe ~ being ~ teepsympathy with this ,nove-
lieit, aiadl VII 10 wilat cnll to further tho
feat. New jersey will bo represonted lii your
convention"
~ connecticut Republican says: "Tho
nntf-tlltrt!-tcrn Feeling. here Is surprisingly
strong. thtnk more tflan 20 per cent of Tie
party would vote Ggninst Grant."
soldier. and honor Grant MS sottlicr; hut l
VIII not vote for any man for n third Prrsl-
Hentin! term. llnve Eotesl for lin twice.
itGpl!bllcnHisM ends with two terms III tile
Whlto llousc. Count INC olip who will f,e
with yoi on Alny Q. The feeling here Is
strong ngnlnst third tcrnt.,"
a ColDrAtlO Republican, formerly citizen
, 1880-05-01
OVARIAN TUMORS,

The removal Of these tumors by nApYAY'H
whit was once considered almost miraculous 10
,M'. nnw common rec,.Ynized f.ct by nil parties.
Krapf, Mry. J. II, jolly, and Mrs. i. d. HunJrlx.
published In our Altnnnac for lB5p; niso. that
Or Mre 9. .. Htbnl,ls, n the present es1itinn Of
9pacc 50rbIds our making parc,cutnr reference
TO the various cases Ut chr1Hl1p discusses reached
and their friends muBt consult our writings if
they Wish to nLtRln an ftca OF tho reunJBe and
potency of l. II, Il. Remedies
One Dollar per 6ottle.
, 1880-05-01
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
Health Of Body is Wealth Of Mind.
RADWAY'1
SarSaparilianResolvent.

Pun blood mikes sound flesh. strong bone. and
o!ear akin. II ynu would have yo,ir ncsh flrm,
ynaE boncs sound. without carIes, and your c,,m-
ple1l0n fRir, liae HADWAY'8 NAIIAPAHTI.
LIAM RESDtVENT. 37
, 1880-05-01
SPAIN.
Holy Week In Madrid-Zealous Oh.
servance Of Religious Cere-
monials.
Royal Summtr.1Iesorts- lranjutz-Ths Estarfal
Palace and lis Att-7reasurts.
Influx Of Jesuis from France sauotu-
ary Of St. lguatius, in Guipuseoa.

,a,nI VI th,o lime ia taLtrv a t,ntt,lov t,n,,t
fcai ,urn i,ora al,o,,l,,nJ t1,o ,ya,o,,tv afyoIr
~ t,,a nat,nn for tho niooa,r,,o ~ tba nh oa,
and nthar nt,,,,ao,ns,,ta -.a,,,,,t, hovIng vnn,
+, ScvlIo an,I ,na,,,, ~ =, r,.,,s ot,,ar s,t,'ts
~, s'.'u ,..""s '" u.s. ps
-. ~ fecupefite tiielr rehereles 1or intufe dntlcs
n 1me r, Goa1I IT., SUI remains IN Mairld, wher.
IN their ubseryancps OF The religious cere
,,,n,.t,i, ~ .,.t.t,"1 t1, ~. r'.'.'
n,".,, a., " 'S ,y ~, "aan w. ~ s's'. ~, IT,
nappy auRufy lof the dyh:lsty prevents tlt
stratio,Is. It II l,onstpd tllat these dumonssra
t1ons cn,nuan,nrnt,t.a ~ tho 10 s.;,,, ~ ,ho
ro,;,,s 49,. ,',,t.. ,,, y, a.o .'i -. ~. v. ~.
nasMt' ' a1o oeihe eohtIucted ~ the pfesen,
style" tllun llas been custo,uaryot Iate years
ami. fn truth. nlt tho rnr,nnrIps of o,,cirn,
NOM rrhi,.of ca,ho,Icta,n ,yfth 10 t,oat,,on,
nnd fanntfrIsm ,.l,,cl, nr.otnd srotn n n,ons
~ r,,t,.t,"a s.".,,,a p'ss
No., hss.sa,,. aMu p'.I.sut'oi', ~
DEVOTIONAL exercises, ' e 1soyal % 'fn family viii viii
| leave Madrid bcfofc the execution Of Otero
either fnr tl,e Esc,rtat or A runiupz- at ,yh,cl
,iooos In rn-t ,..tiI ao,a.,-, .',s.rn.,,,, ~,
tlie summer, Instead Of at La Gran)a, US has
AnAyI,rz
ia a charming snot a,.nut,,d l., tim 7,,,,ov a.
tho Tags, and ii IL connected W with he Madrtd BY BY
ltoman road. every milo of Which, accord.
Ink to reliable statistics, cost about S1I7. .OoD,
A great contrast, truly, to modern arrnnrc.
wan.s for tra,o,n, T.: co,sr w., ."n n'"so
Tior, f. 4 M,otwmltsttadIng a ne facilities Afforded
ss,aa1lis' nal1iis' int. ~ EeiteIa!. tless nro mere
u GhhrEes nsa mn I'm
ni.se nts fnr s1SE rn1a " rax; ao'1 qe,nE e gaya
lMfdrlt Sntnh1ef-fcSort OF Ferdinand VII,
, 1880-05-01

tVFtrsP1adenes Albany iAu JHuenaL
You auto that luhri A. CuthbcTt, Ut Mobile.
AlA., Ia probahly the Oldest prautetnH lawyer In
tue world, and }hat hV IL 9l Years Of lga. Axgjn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
A VERY FINE LOT OF
VALENTINES { CHR0M0S
AT BARRY & MCDANNELlS.
Criminal Court Notes,

The jury in the case Of the boy Ed.
Day, charged with the murder of his
uncle, Tom Day, after deliberating all
night and all day again yesterday,
failed to come to an agreement, and
were sent back under charge Of their
officer, to be kept together last night
The colored boy Horace Hughes,
charged with being implicated in the
stealing OF some feathers from a wagon
in Thompson & Jones stable. on a
Sunday night in November last, was
found guilty and sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary but motion
for a new trial WAS entered.
Paul Kincaid, colored, was also
tried yesterday for being implicated in
the same feather stealing, above men
toned. Paul is cunning and sharp
darkey. He has mack for pleading
law himself, and, although the Court
assigned him counsel, Paul conducted
his own case principally, and made a
shrewd and by no means senseless ar
gument In his own behalf, which at
tracted large crowd, and was the oc-
casion of much interest and levity.
As pleader, we must say, Paul can
eclipse many efforts we have heard in
this Criminal Court, The jury Is still
out on his case.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
Died.,


On Thursday night at IL O'Clock. at
her fathers residence on Cumberland
street, Miss Sarah E. V. Sparks,
aged II years.
She was native of Abingdon, Va,
from which place her parents re.
moved to Knoxville seven years ago.
Jennie came to the Sunday School of
the First Presbyterian Church soon
after they arrived in Knoxville, and
from that time until her death she has
never been known 10 be absent from
the school unless sick or out OF town.
Not only has she beeD faithful Ia at
tendance but also exceedingly earnest
ia the study Of the lessons, always
ran king with the very best in her
class.
Over three weeks since she was at
tackled with pneumonia, and, GlLboug b
fond aud faithful mother and father
did ali they could for h.r comfort and
restoration 70 heath, and the physi
clan was unrelentiDg in his attentions
she died as above, and her parents and
| friends and The Sunday School are
called upon to bow to the will Of our
Advise Heavenly Father Her re.
mains will be inferred in Gray Gene.
terry after the funeral services are con
Quoted at the Frs. Presbyterian
Church, at 2 o'elock, Saturday, Feb
ruary Z, 1880. Tue sunday School
and congregation are especially invited
to be present at the church.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
Fire Department Parade.

The Fire Department was out In
force, on Market Square, yesterday
evening, for inspection by the mem
bers of the City Council and others,
under command of the Chief Capt. T.
A. Burrier. The engines, LuttreIl and
Allison, were in fine trim, under the
efficient management OF the en-
glneers, G. B. Burleson and D. News
man. and were shown off to advant.
age. A parade was made through Gay
street, after which the engines were
housed again.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
Deaths in the Country,

Jno. A. Mckinney, Esq, an aged
and respected citizen, died at his resi-.
dence In Granger county, near
Bain's Cross Roads, Friday, January
Both, $780, aged about G5 years.
Mrs. Stair, wife OF Abrsm Stair,
died on Wednesday, 4Lh inst, at the
residence OF her husband, In the Sd
district OF Knox county, about so
years OF age.
John Smith, a clever and highly re-
spected citizen, died at his home in the
4th district OF Knox county, on Tues.
day, 3D. inst, about 46 years OF age.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
guY HEADQUARTERS
mg@ @H FOR
VIAL ENTINES!
Wholesale and Retail,
OGDEN BROTHERS,
OGDEN BROTHERS,


.
The rendition OF Kerry Cow" by
the renowned Joe Murphy aud his
superb company, at the Opera House
next Monday night, will be a rare sea.
son in the comedy-drsma line for our
amusement lovers, and 1t is an oppor-
tunity which none should fail to i'm
prove. La the amusement world,
especially in the line Of comedy, Mr..
Murphy knows 90 superior In this
country. Wherever he has pre-
sented bis famous Kerry Cow"
he has elected the most fa.
vorable and enthusiastic encomiums
from the press and the public. A
real horse on the stage, and Murphy
going through the performance Of
making horseshoe and shoeing the
horse, will be one Of the novel and ats
tractive features. To secure desira.
BILE seat, application should be made at
the East Tennessee Book House to>
day, before all are taken. sa-...-s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
Personal.

Capt. r X. Robinson, OF Madison.
willie, returned, yesterday morning,
from a business trip 10 Washington,
stopped in the city a few hours, and
left on the noon train for home.
Mr.. J. G. Flanders arrived home
yesterday morning from Washington,
on a visit to his family and friends.
Miss Lou King, who has been
spending several weeks visiting her
sister, Mrs.. A. j. Albers, left on this
mornings train, to extend her visit to
friends at lockwood, Roane county.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
En- entertainment at the second m. =
Church.

ChuBeh.
The musical and literary entertain.
ment at the Second NJ. E. Church
drew very large crowd las. night,
the church being thoroughly crowded,
no standing room left. All this
was very encouraging and gratifying
to those in charge. aud the audience
was very appreciative one.
When the hour arrived, order was
called by the pastor of the Church,
Rev. J. NJ. Durham, and the exer-
cises were opened with music by
the school, followed by some appropri-
ate remarks by the Superintend-
ent, Cap. Taylor Williams. Mr..
w. l.. Bean rendered declama-
ton on 1.-The Men to Make State, I"
and the following programme was OBJ.
served, Mr.. Bean having charge OF
the exercises, and Miss Celia Williams
presiding very gracefully and efficient.
ly at the organ, which was kindly
IuIuleucu Wy "I' W. l. SuA'hiAho VI
the Music Emporium:
Reading, Miss Emma Shultz, mot
Marrying Gill"
Solo, Miss Tillie Splitter, "The Dying
Mother
Recitation, Miss Nettie Walker,
THE High, High Swing"
Recitation, Miss Ida Howell.
"Maud Mueller"
Reading, Miss Lizzie Dickson, The
Gentle Zaphyr," etc.
Dialogue, Willie and Ellie Houk and
Willie Williams.
Recitation, Miss Birdie Walker,
well rendered.
Solo, Miss Mollie Hickey, Smooth
the Tangles from my Brow" eucorec.
F Recitation, Miss Katie CroZier, The
| Painter of Seville .t e.
Recitation, Mrs. Adkisson, The
! Battle ef Life
Reading, Miss Annie Samuel,, The
Three Lovers
Solo, Miss Laura Templeton, No
a Sparrow Falls"
Recitation, Miss Katie Crozier, 9TH
Grave of Adam"
| Duet, Miss Hattie Williams and Nc
Luther Howell, Teaching a For
eigner How to Read" t-t-
| Sermon, Rev. (?) Thomas Adcock
"Harp Of Thousand Strings
Reading, Mrs. AdkissoD, The Las
Hymn" Ms
Recitation, Miss Nora Williams
'People VIII Talk.
Instrumental and Vocal Solo, Mis-
Lizzie Grooms; good.
Final TsbIeau, Morning and Even
ing Stars" Mieses Dorutha Howell
and Mollie Hickey.
The programme was we'll rend, re-
throughout, and all went away ap
psrently highly pleased. The enter
tainment was a succ ess, financially
also, we are glad to learn. The objec
was TO raise funds for purchasing
Literature, etc, for the school, which Il
a fourishing one. With about II
scholars. The mana gers deserv,
| much credit for the successful mani e
In which everything passed off
o
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
Mrs. winslow.s soothing syrup.

Rev. SYLvAHUs CoBB thus writes in the
Boston Christian Freeman We would
by no means recon- mend any kind OF med
icne which we did not know to be good
particularly for infants. But Of Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup we can speak FROM
knowledge; 10 our own family it has
proved blessing indeed, by giving an
infant troubled with collie pains, quiet
sleep, and its parents unbroken rest at
night. Most parents can appreciate these
blessings. Here is an article which works
to perfection, and which is harmless; for
the sleep which it affords the infant is per-
fectly natural, and the little cherub awakes
as bright as a button And during the
process of teething, its value is incalcula-
Bile. We have frequently heard mothers
say they would not be without il from the
birth of the child till II had finished with
the teething siege, on any consideration
whatever" Sold by all druggists. %
cents bottle.
trial Of Piso's Cure will convince you that
I Isl good remedy for Coughs. Bronchitis and
Asthma. jsnsd2m
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
THE COURTS.
Chancery Court.

The January term OF. the Chancery
Court for Knox county reassemoied
yesterday morning, Hon. w. b. staiey
presiding, and the following was en-
tered of record:
J. w. Human and wife We. .. L.
Homer ct all order of reference as to
solicitors fees
John Crowley vs. s. Cohn ct al; in.
stanter reference to the Clerk and
Master.
A. C. Payne ct al vs. Jeremiah Dot
son; demurrer TO cross bill sustained.
Robt. Ewing, receiver, vs.. A. q
Scott ct al; demurrer overruled and A
g. Scott and wife's appearance entered
Martha E. Howard VS.. Jane Bull
death OF defendant suggested and
proven.
A. l.. Keith ct al va. Timothy
Weaver ct al; decree of sale.
Hawkins, Butt & Co. va. r. M
Smith ct al reference to the Clerf
and Master.
Midauphy Savings Bank VS.. M
O'Neil ct al; credits Of M. O'Neil de
clsred entitled to fund In preference t.
creditors of r. B. Lyle. :.
Fl. ID. G. Mynatt ct al. We. M. :. L.
Mynatt ct al; sale confirmed.
Court adjourned till 10 O'Clock thi
morning. .
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
Advertising Notes.

Attention is directed to the 'intro4
ductory," to be found elsewhere, oil
Jim Anderson, late of the firm Of An
derson & MeNulty, who has opened a
grocery store on Market Square, next
door south OF the entrance to the
CHRONICLE Office. He offers some
startling low prices, which the ladies
would do we'll to consult before doing
their marketing this morning,
Gaines, the Grocer, writes his fg'
ures down astonishingly low this
morning. Look at them, ladies, be-
fore you go to market.
Akers will have an auction sale Of
miscellaneous articles this morning In
rear OF his store.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
PENCiLET . KS.

Delightful winter weather.
The compositor makes money hand
over fist.
The mountains TO the south OF us
are covered with snow.
Fresh Butter, Eggs, Chickens,
Ducks, Apples, Pea Nuts and Csnheo
Goods, cheap, at Dawes d jackson s.
There is no ice sufficiently thick to
harvest yet, aud it is feared there will
be none, after all, during this "snap''
Alderman Mel Fl, Dickson has been
elected Foreman Of Fire Company No.
|, steamer "Luttrell," vice w. w.
Dunn, resigned.
There were three hung jurles in the
Criminal Court yesterday evening, all
Of which had to be kept together over
night, In charge Of an officer.
The Second Quarterly Meeting at
the Second M. E. Church commences
tonight at u o'clock. Preaching by
the Presiding Elder, Rev. J. A. Ruble.
We hope to have good turnout.
Messrs. Andes & Cstlett shipped
from this place, yesterday, for the Ma
con market, a car load of the finest
mules that have been taken from here
this season. They were bought up at
&c. Andes stable.
VIM. Allen, q we'll known character
in Knoxville for some years past, died
yesterday morning, after lingering
illness from consumption for many
months. The funeral will take place
at 10 o'clock this morning.
AS will be seen by publication else
where, George Brown, now postal
agent on the Maryville Railroad, has
resigned his former position as Deputy
Sheriff of Knox county, and w. G.
Brandon, Esq, has been appointed in
his stead.
Almost before you know 1t, Valen-
tine Day will be here, and you will
have to buy her picture Of love
stabbed through the heart, backed up
by perforated cardboard and sur
sounded by a double sheet of ems
broidered rice.paper.
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The Excursion 90 New orleans.

Quite a nice little party of Knox
Williams awaited themselves of the op-
portunity offered by the Mardi Gras
excursion to New Orleans, and took
passage on the train which left here
this morning, having taken berths In
q Pullman palace car, which was left
here for that purpose last night. The
party was composed as follow, as far
as we could learn: Capt. w. p.
Chamberlain and wife, Mr.. A J. AL
bers aud wife, Mr.. Geo. w. Albers and
wife, Prof j. II. Jams and wife, Miss
Carrie Andrews and Miss Milligsn,
and Messrs Rush Stropg, Mat. NJ.
Nelson, NJ. L Ross and j. Y John.
stOn, and Ed. Malone, eolored They
will arrive ia New Orleans, II they
have no mishsp, about s o'clock to-
morrow morning.
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A Card.

Having been frequently annoyed by
parties that have business Appertain.
Ing to the Office OF Deputy Sheriff OF
Knox county, take this method OF
informing the public that am not at
this time acting Ia the capacity OF
Depuiy Sheriff I resigned the posi-,
ton some time ago. Parties that have
unsettled business In my hands, can
call upon w G. Brandon, Esq my
successor in office.
Very respectfully, rrr
GEORGE BROWN,
Late Deputy Sheriff Of Knox County.
feb1l-d6Wlt.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07

They cay there is no advance on
Oliver Chilled P ows. The farmers
ought to lay in their supply before
the advance, which is cure to come.
Woodruff q Co. keep large stock.
Farmers, Attention! We will have
Is car loads Of Land Plaster on hand
and for sale. Call early before the
supply is exhausted. w. w. Wood
ruff & 90.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
Mrs. Partington Says

Don't take any Of the quack nos.
trums, as they are regimeHtal to the
human cistern but put your trust in
Hop Bitteis, which will cure general
dllapidation, costiye habits and all
comic diseases. They saved Isaac from
q severe extract Of tripod fever They
are the ne plus unu1. OF medicines.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-07
REMOVAL.

Having removed TO BradIey's
Building, opposite Cowan, Nc
Chung d. Co., Il tender my sim
ceresf thanks 20 my friends and
the public for their liberal pat
rOnage, and request n cOntin-
nance OF the same, If honest
dealing md the very lowest
prices can obtain IL.
A. LOBENSTEIN.