Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-18
PENCILETEES.

Demorest's What to Wear at Owens {.
A delightful change in the weather.
The railroad slides are all fixed up
and through mails and passengers
came in all right yesterday.
Jos. Williams, of Granger county,
has invented q self-hiving bee appa-
ratus, or swarm catcher.
A bright, cheerful and sunshiny
day, yesterday, the first for several
days, but with a crisp breeze stirring
The H, T. & X. x. club will give 9
social and select dance at the LANAI
House on the evening of the 29Lh
Inst.
II. M. Schleier, the well known art-
ist, formerly of this city, has left Chat
tanooga, and again established himself
In his business at Nash Vile.
Farmers, Attention! We will have
rs car loads of Land Plaster on hand
and for sale. Call early before the
supply Is exhausted. w. w. Wood.
ruff g. Co.
They Say there is no advance on
Oliver Chilled Flows. The farmers
ought to lay in their supply before
the advance, which is cure to come.
Woodruff g. Co. Keep large stock.
Tickets of admission to the Grand
Concert at the Austin School House,
Friday night, March 19lh, 1880, can
be procured at Ramsgs & Co.'s, corner
of Gay and Union streets. marl6d3t
Quite a number OF persons from
towns along the railroad came up on
yesterday evenings train to see
Paulding's Hamlet" last night.
Most of them will remain over and
take it In tonight.
Only two marriage licenses were
issued in Hamblen county, during
February, and only one during the
first half of this month. Hence, the
Gazette concludes that the young las
dies are ignoring the leap year priv
ileges.
Special attention Is called to the
notice OF lunch to be served by the
missionary band "cup bearers" in the
parlors of the Second Presby terian
church Saturday evening. All, busi-
ness men especially, will find 1t to
their interest to attend, No admit
tsnce will be charged!
The term of the Federal court,
which met Monday, is likely to be Of
very short duration, aud will probably
adjourn to-day. There were a num-
Der OF cases on the civil docket in
which Judge Baxter is legally incom.
petent and Judge Trigg 10 sick, unable
to attend, hence they will have to go
over.
Tomorrow night grand vocal and
instrumental musical concert will be
given at the new "Austin" school
house, for the colored people. Some
good music may be expected. The OBJ
ject is to raise funds toward supplying
the building with organs. The cOu-
cert should certainly receive liberal
patronage.
A new Halls safe for Mr.. A. r.
Humes, clerk OF the United States cir
cult court, was received yesterday
through the agents at this place, w.
w. Woodruff & Co, and put into posi-.
ton in his Office in the custom house.
One Of the large aud convenient safes
put up by this reliable company was
also put in for the CHRONICLE office
by Messrs. Woodruff 81 Co, few days
since, after the occupaucy OF our new
quarters. These gentlemen have sold
q great many safes in Knoxville aud
throughout East Tennessee recently.
Geo. Norman and David Fox were
tried by Squire Leigh yesterday, on .
charge of assault and battery preferred
by Clint Gifie. The action Is claimed
to have been done March 14th, 1879, a,
which tir1e Fox was shot by Gitfe, but
no trial had yet been had, having
been continued several times. The
court was Of the opinion that the &C
ton OF Norman and Fox was justifs-
BILE, and they were discharged. Chat
tanoogs Times, Tuesday Norman
and Fox were formerly employees in
the Knoxville rolling mill.