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GEOR GE L e A r. Y
RESUMPTION UF RpUiE
ALEXANDRIA, Va. AND NORFOLK,
Va, o. LING AT PINEY POINT ard
r. INT LOIkpUT goir sid rzlurri
On snd after Monday M arch 10th 1880 the
stesmtr GEUReH LEaht, Joseph ~ hts,
Cnnmsnder viii resume her route between the
sbDve p''rts.
Fro,n ALEXANDRIA, Hoaa's Rbsrf every
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, ~ p. IT,,
+pd ev~ry SATURDAY at 6! D N
F.om NORFOLK Cam pbeirs whart every
TU r. OAf. Thu nSDAY and SUNDAY, ct
4p n.
arriving st either port early next mo ping.
Iusirs lhe past uinter toe lie =: has hsaa
ihoroufhly ovsThsuied nswir osjited carpet
ed, uuhoist,r"d AID put in nice Oder Her
owuera pledge the public cleanliness. first class
table aud courtesy snc at Dtron fro Tho officers
and servants of the beat TIcSets, rates. lnior-
cation state roou.a, &c frTnisbs By
+. ENNE, APT, a ieza Va.
3. r. DCDn, Ggt.. Wash., u. 9 nh eff
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U2DAY a;7.30 O. nj returning On alternate
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NEW GOuD5 IN The HAkDWABE
~ LINE ut So king. corner of Royal street
just received, the STE : Kt,KEITh, for i'm
proving beesteak; 1t never fails to make the
toug hest stenk tender all the way through
Also the self se,ti1 & DELUSiON RAT TRAP;
sonnet irg new; cell and examine
10th Proof and Plain Carpet Felt, Mating
Tacks, Tack Claws, Carpet Hammers, Carpet
Stretchers. Whre-wash pusting and Scrub
Brushes, and Other goods sutec to tns season.
The VIII dsUr Scale for sale cheap.
ap,2O u. CREIGHTON & SON.
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Virginis: Co:porsti"n Cous OF tba CITY ot
Alexsndri.-GIe5s's t:tiao October l.:A, So.
Tbis lin ii lrsGe 3 k Wss received anG en
tered. Testa: MGkTuh JAkY e, Cierk.
4 copy-.-slu: HUETUN MAkYE, Clerk
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Builders Hardware, Locks, Hinges, Screws
Door Bolts Lzlcbes &c, ssddlery Hardware
Briole Bits, Buckles, Sings, Hsnes, &c ;, &c
Spokes, Sawed Feloes Tire Iron, &C Cutlery,
Pocket Knives, Table Knives Carving Knives
Csps &C., Nails, Spikes, Horse Shoes Galyan
lied sis and Spikes, Steel Barb Fence Wire,
Farm Bells, &c, q full and complete stock OF
Brst class goods sw.ys in store and sold at lowest
cash prices Orders from country merchants
promptly attended to and have our personal at
IGNITION, aug Is
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NJ UTiCE-i:,e uider:sn'd having justified
~ ss e-e .usriS q Lbs ia'e J0Hh 5 CHAP
MAJ herthy o.itra al! pef.u!s indebted 10
his estate t. m,te "a; meni wIthuut delay, and
those having Claims az ilHat Il 10 present them
for settlement.
sep2S-lm JULIE q. CHAPMAN.
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St.ts Of Ti,piaIs

CORPORATION oi the city of .ioriot. :" wiz:
l, Nm 8 ST7Ek, II Ccmu'S:ior ~ ia Cha.
Gerry Of the Circui; iouIt O! tn.' city f N0r.o:s
il tbs stats of FlrplLI. d, Certify ;h.i " "
Burk, whose me is isual !, the writing ID We
bearing date OF the IN Gay f O&!@b 7, /. ,ta
year ESQ, kas aakLov'ei.rd !ko :a:Ic iJ:e
me in lte corporation .:or,-ssi;
Given under nu had his lith d:y Of Oc.c.
ber in to- Sesf lSS}
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
Temperance Address.

A good congregation was assembled
at the Second Presbyterian Church
Sunday night to hear temperance
address announced TO be delivered by
Rev. F. E. Sturgis, the pastor. He
announced as his subject 1.-The Wastes
and Ruins OF Liquor, or Our National,
State, County and CITY Drink Bill -
The address consumed about one hour,
and consisted of startling array OF
statistics, facts and figures, which had
evidently required much time aud
labor in the gathering, and which
were classified as men toned in the
subject, beginning with the national
and coming down to.fhe city.
Ia Knoxville, according to his sta
tistics, there are A wholesale liquor
houses, selling, on an average. 128,000
gallons OF whisky per year. There are
% retail saloons, he said. These pay
total privilege tax Of nearly $40 900
per annum, and take in for liquors
sold, an average Of sos 900 y-srly.
About fifty-four persons. he said, are
employed In these saloouP, and
about fifty others are constantly
wasting their time about them.
He described the scenes which
he had discovered on recent tour
through aud pesp into some Of these
places. He sum met H. no that Knox
VILE spends about $240 900 per year for
liquor, and double that for the ad-
d'tional waste OF tine. gives about
half million dollars ss the city's drink
bill, which, 1t was stated, Is a pei feet
drain on the resources OF the place.
He said, Ia conclusion, that after con-
tenn plating these startling and awful
facts, 1t is the duty Of every man to
place himself on the side OF legal an d
absolute prohibition from such ter
rible evil. "#...
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04

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Capt. Geo. L. Guriey, . popular pas
senger conductor on the Cincinnati
Southern railway. 10 spending day or
50 among his many Knoxville friends.
The Southern evidently agrees with
George. He looks well and lie we'll
pleased with his run.
Mr.. Jas Hensley, who has been for
several months connected with the
McCallum brothers. auctioneers. trsv-
sling In the southern states, arrived In
Knoxville, Sunday night, nd expects
to make this bis home again. t-
Rev. w. G. Graves, after filing his
appointment at jones' chapel, south Of
the river, Sunday. returned yesterday
to his home at Morristown. He was
accompanied by his neice Miss Mamie
Moore, who goes to visit relatives.
Mfr. Jas. o. Dickens and wife, nee
Miss Rosa Staub. returned Saturday
night FROM tour Of porthern and
western citiee. sr ....7, -.r
Judge George Brown returned Sat-
urday night from Nashville, where he
represented the 70. r., ". d G. rail-
road In the bondholders' suit which is
still pending. -''"
Jndge George Andrews and Mr..
Henry T. Cooper, left on yesterday
train for Nashville, to take Ia the cen.
tennial, and also to look In upon the
state convention during its sittipgs. =
Rev. Dr.J. r. Spence, who Is attend
ing the general conference at Ciuoina
natl. was assigned to preach Sunday
at Oxford, Ohio.
Mrs. Col. g. M. Branner returned
home rom Washington. Saturday.
accompanied by her daughter, Mre.
Ruth Mason, aud the latter's little
child. Mrs. Mason Is improved some
but yet In poor health.
Gen. J. T. Wilder, Of Chattanooga,
was In the city short time yesterday
and went down on the noon train.
Rev. w. w. Pyott, of the NJ. e.
Church, South, stationed on the Rhea
town circuit, arrived In the city on
yesterdays train, accom- panied by his
family.
VIM. Role, Esq, left on this morn
ing's train, to attend the Nashville
convention. From there he will &c
to Cincinnati, to attend general con-
ference.
Mr.. J. A. Silsby, Jr, Of the Mary
Vile Index, was In the city and gave
as call yes terday.
William Brown md his cousin, J
B. Blown. left on yesterdays tfaiT
Tor Fort Smith, Arkansas, to visit rela
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04

d
CRIMINAL CoURT--The regular
May term Of the criminal court for
Knox county assembled yes erday
morning. Hon. M. L. Hail presiding.
Constsbles Jasper KeArns and Andy
Witt assist Sheriff Rseder In walt
ing on the court. st5a}ne @. taei7ed.a,. p,
Grand Jury--M. w. Hutfaker, fore.
mar; Montgomery Farmer, BARLEY
Campbell, F. A. Armstrong, G. Morris,
D. Z. Ridenour. Minor Harper, Henry
Seward, John, Gibbs, Noah Lut,rell.
Fl. 8. Smith, Jacob Sparks, Lewte
Coilett. Officer, Deputy Sheriff VIM.
Traverse Jofors- VIM. 4 Norman,
Van Sloff1. Nelson Mynstt, e. M.
Harrison, Green Harris. Thos. Burk-
hart, I. O. GRAFT. G.. A. g. Hickman,
J. l.. Wilioughby. r. B. Johnson,
John White, Thos. Reeder. Dsnl
Boyd, John Stlnuett,t Jas. Reed, Doch
ShIpe, B. B. Miller. Robert Pyatt
Stephen Wallace, Henry Haynes, J
p. Anderson, T. A. Smith, Lindsey
Rose, A. Lee K. ----..---.---,-- - 49,
State VS.. Pleas. Jacksop;, not guilt,
Of felony, but guilty OF assault and
battery; fined $50. Stale We: g J
Tarver; mo i'm to quash over uled
State We Owen Cannon, carr int
weapons; mol pros. on COSTS. State vs.
Nick Osborne. rape; mol pros. on costs
Htate VS.. Mary Sinks, enuciDg females
to house of i'll famt;s retired ut cost oil
state. State vs. David Fog, carrying
weapons; retired. State vs. Pleas
Jackson, gaming; guilty. fined u
cents la one CAGE; mol. pros. as T.
another. State vs. Lucinda Hughes
assault and battery; mol pros. on costs
State vs. Matt Lamb, disorderly house
submitted, fined $500 State vs.. Thos
Davis, obstruc,ing public road; motion
to qussh ov.rruled. STATE va ]. w.
Housaiy, neglect as Overse-r: mol. pros
on costs. State VS.. Nerve Billiard, dis
orderly house; not guilty.
Court adjourned till s O'Clock TILL
| morning, u.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
DISASTROUS SUNDAY DRIVE.
Nathan Stern Thrown from q
Buggy and His Skull
Ern Afxn rod

Sunday evening last, Mr.. Nathan
Stern and his family, consisting OF
himself, wife and child, his wife's sis-
ter and nephew and clerk, David
Haas, were out riding In double
buggy, which Dave was driving
They had been to "Island Home,n
and were returning, when the horses
took fright, and an ipjudlcious pull Of
the lines caused the buggy to turn
over. Mr.. Stern was holding his little
girl In his lap, aud Jumped out to save
the child, in which he. succeeded. she
being only slightly scratched, but Mr..
Stern met with serious injuries.
Hisskull was fractured, his nose broken,
and several ugly gashes inflicted about
the head. Ali the other occupants
were left with marks of the accident,
but none were OF a serious character.
Mr.. Stern was conveyed to his home
In the city, and was given proper
medical attention. His sufferiDgs
were very intense, though he retained
his consciousness. at last accounts,
he was resting easier, but what will be
the result 1t is impossible to deter
mine. Mrs. Storms injuries were Dor
dering on serious nature. She
seemed better last night, and, it Is
hoped, will recover.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04

The American OF Sunday morning
publishes full text OF ths Grafton de-
lvered at the Nashville centennial
Saturday night, by Col. W. A. Hen-
derson, OF this city. His subject was.
flames Robertson, John Sewer, and
the settlement of East Tennessee"
The Grafton lisa carefully prepared and
eloquent one, replete with thrilling
and interesting fac's about old times
In this section. The stand was hung
with portraits Of both Robertson and
Sewer, on either side the speaker
The American mentions q fine lot
OF pictures and drawings from the
University OF Tennessee on displsy at
the exposition.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04

Having passed several 81 epless nights, disturbed
by the agonies and CT es OF suffering child, and
becoming co vinced that Mrs. winslow's Soothing
Syrup was Just he ticle needed D ured supply
for the child. On reaching home and acq ainting
his wife with what he had DONE she re used 10 have
administered TO the child as she was strongly In
favor Of homeopathy. That night echlld passed.
In suffering and the parents without Sleep Teturn-
ing home the d following, the father found the
baby till wor and, while contemplating ano her
seepless night, the mother stepped from the room
to attend to some Domestic duties, and left the
father with the child During her absence he ad-
m nistered portion Of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby and aid n { 9. That night all hands slept
we'll and the little fellow awoke In the morning
bright and happy. The mother was delighted with
the sudden and wonderful change. and. al hough al
first offended at the deception practiced upon her,
has continued to use the sy up, and suffering cry
ing bah 90 and restless nights have disappeared
single trial Of the s never yet failed 10 relieve
tho baby, and overcome the prejudices Of the
mother. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents bottle.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
Republican State Convention.

The Tennessee Republican State con-
vention assemblies ia Nashville to-
morrow. Knox county will have a
very large delegation present from all
indications. Judge l.. c. Houk, and
Others left on the early train yesterday
morning. On the noon train we no.
ticed Maj. A. 8. Prosser, Rev. g. w
L. We're. Benjamin Maynard, A. e. T.
Draper, Dudley Mcfarland, VIM.
Bradley, Burrell Blair, and perhaps
others.
A number OF representatives from
other counties were also aboard the
train; some stopped over others took
the train here. Among them were
W. p. Brownlow, Of Jonesboro''
Col. Thomas w. Reeves and
Msj. A. Fl. Pettibone, of Greene.
VILE, Maj. r. Thornburgh and
Capt. d. G. Thornburgh, of Jefer'
son; Hou. r. r Butler, of Johnson
Capt. ]. M. Greer and w. C. Chum'
lea, of Blount; Col. F. de Tav'
ernier, and T. J. Taylor, Of Camp
bell; w. II. McAdoo. @. w
Leath and D. l.. Hall, OF Anderson
w. L. Duggsn, OF Sewer; Jesse Rcg.
ers, OF Union, and others.
The msj Irity Of the Knoxville dele
CATION will leave on the early train
this morning. .sar.EfI~ .tss Fl
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04

Southern Baptist Convention.

Rev. G. Fl. Strickland, pastor OF he
First Baptist Church In this city, left
on yesterdays train for Lexington,
KY, to attend the Southern Baptist
convention, which assemblies In that
place Tomorrow. Mr.. K. 4. McCros
key also goes IS a representative from
this Church. He will leave tomorrow
morning, aud join an excursion train
from Georgia and other southern
states. The convention Is a large and
Influential Christian body, and will be
composed OF about 700 delegates.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
Privilege Tax.

Chief OF Police Harper directs at
tention of all interested to thei queDt
violation Of section 3, Of an ordinance
passed December Gath, 1875. The sec-
tiou referred to reads :~3 f~s4
Be IL ordained, That 1t shall be un.
lawful for any person or persons
to commence or continue any
business or privilege In this city
on which there Ia tax AGED by law,
without first applying for the license
required and paying the tax thereon i,
as fixed by law, and any person vio-
latiDg this ordinance shsll be fined In
snm not less than the tax on such
business or privilege for each days
violation. --r -av .s4. o. ...r4 - g.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04

Who closet their engagement! here
Saturday night, remained In the city
over Sunday, thus putting In an en-
tire week In our city. They departed
Sunday night, for headquarters ut
New York, having closed the season
with their Knoxville engagement.
Tue members Of the company In their
social as well as stage intercourse,
created favorable impression on all
who came In contact with them and
made numerous friends. In very
graceful and appropriately worded
ack nowledgement before the curtsin
Saturday night, Miss Pomeroy ex.
pressed much regret at having to say
farewell, but said she would look for
ward with bright anticipations to a
return trip. The auticipations will be
just as bright and eager on the part Of
Knoxville playgoers, With whom Miss
Pomeroy IL supreme favorite.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04

CIrCrNSATI, May 3.-Flonr, quiet
aud unchanged. Wheat, wsak ano
lower; No . red winter, $l12 Form
mixed. ssa SS2e. Pors, dull, $40 GO ..
Lard, dull and lower, $3.50. Bu'K
meate. IN active demand; shoulders,
81 10 rib, 1918. Bacon, scarce and a 10;
shoulders, At; ribs, sc; sider, 7fc
Whisky, IA good demand, tendipg
Upward, 81 05. sugar, quie'; naros,
l0ai0}c; New Orleans ~ hoRs,
easier; common, $3 S6s4 OO; ilght, Va ~
a4.5O; packing, $a.aOa4.4O; butchers,
ga b0a4 go. .w3
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
THE DROWNED BOX RECOv-
Erred.


Aftor Remaining Six Weeks I'm
the River.
The body Of s1 policeman Jss.
Leary's little boy. Cornelius. was at
last recovered Sunday. He WAS
drowned in the river Saturday, March
2Osh. making 1t one day over six
weeks that he had been In the water.
The facts OF the recovery are about
these: John aud Isasc Brock, two
young white men. were, about 8
o'clock Sunday morning, sitting In
the ferry boat at the lower end OF Loo.
ney's island, when they discovered a
body floating in the swift current.
They at once supposed 1t to be the
body OF Mr.. Lsary's boy, took yawl
aud drew near the shore, and sent
word TO town by Mr.. Looney, who
arrived here about III o'clock and mott
fled Mr.. Leary. He at once procured
undertaken Samuel Newman, with .
burial case, and, accompanied by a
number OF friends, went do xn In
yawls to the place, which Ia five miles
below Knoxville. The booy was still
in the water. and was taken out by
Mr.. Leary. He very readily recog-
mixed it as that of his son, and strange
to say, 1t was almost perfectly pre-
served, although it had been In the
20 al he faz h. fms
as the day he was drowned.
There were some evidences OF
decay about the face and head, though
very slight. Strange to say, also, there
were no evidences OF the body having
bsen buried in the sand or mud, and no
evidences of m olestation by fish or
fowl. The supposition is that 1t had
been caught somewhere very securely
between this and Looney's, and had
remained 10 clear running water all
the time, till broken loose by some
chance. The clothes wers all perfect,
and the shoes on just as when The boy
was drowned. ...--.-.-.. ---
The hody was put into the buria
case and brought homs about the mid
die OF the afternoon. The news hav'
ing been scattered. a large crowd was
altered about Mr.. Leary's house.
Coroner A. 8. Hudiburg was
sent for and empannelled jury
OF inquest over the body, who
returned a proper verdict, and the re.
maius were conveyed to the Catholic
cemetery for interment. Funeral ser
vices were conducted at the grave by
Rev. Father Marion.
1t Is q source of much satisfaction tc
the bereaved father and mother te
thus recover and be permitted to give
decent burial to the body of their son
even after 8, long time, and that too
In such a we'll preserved state. 1t in
some measure alleviates the sore be
reSvement, caused by the sad death
The little boy would have been eighI
years old the 9th day of April.
Mr.. Leary desires us to return hi
heartfelt thanks to his neighbors ant
| friends who have shown him 30 mucl
kindness. The two Brock boys wer
paid yesterday, by Mr.. Leary. ST.
each, as reward for the discovery o
the body.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
First Baptist Church.

Rev. @. Fl. Strickland, who arrived
from Augusta. Georgia, !. Saturday
night. to take charge of the First
Baptist Church, to which he was re-
Gently called, TO take the place Of the
former pastor. Rev. Geo. B. Eager,
preached two able and acceptable SER
mons to that congregation SUE day
morning and evening. He has gone
now to attend the southern Baptist
convention. E-t-.t ..--. I'LL
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
Deaths.

Mrs. Schenck, mother OF Mr.. Her
man Schenck, a well known painter
and musician OF our city, died Sum
day, after long and tedious illness,
at an advanced age. She had been
quite feeble in health, and sorely af.
hicted with asthma, for years. The
funeral service took place from the
residence of her son on Clineh street
yesterday evening
Mrs. Nancy Waters, wife OF Mr..
Alex. Waters, died about 9 o'clock
yesterday morning, after q lingering
Illness from consumption, aged about
So years. She leaves husband, and
a large family Of small children to
mourn her loss, aud they have the
sympathy OF all in their sad bereave-
ment.
MTs. Waters wss an exemplary
christian wife and mother, member
of the Methodist church, and died a
happy death. The funeral services
will take place from the residence on
Cumberland street, at 10 O'Clock this
morning, Rev. G. b, sparrow, pastor
OF the First M. K Church, officiatiDg.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04

Telephone. telegraph and kindred
electrical messengers will AL be uIil-'
ICED by the orders for SOZODONT,
which will be flaehed and sounded
over the wires. II IL as well known
abroad as at home, 40 q cleansing
agent for the teeth. rs ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
Mammoth stock of Hats at Dunbar's.
Pure Apple. imported White Wine
and Malt Vinegar at JJhn Hud burg's.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
AZ the New Orleans store

At the New Orleans Store.
Good A. L. CaIicoes at -64c.
Yard wide Bleached Cotton, better
than Lonsdale Zoe
Yard wide, sea Island A L quality. &c
1000 sailor Hats at use.
1000 Misses school Hats at zoe.
1000 Ladies' shade Hats at csc.
Job Lot of Children's Hose, regular
made, reduced from so to use.
500 Parasols 10, Is and 2Sc.
M0hair skirts soc
Fast Color Lawns 71sc.
Large Size White Pearl Dress Button,
Dog, Ice.
vaIenciennes Lace, B inches wide, Sc.
Hamburg Embr0ideries, worth 9
cents, for and &c.
Languedoc Lace, I12 inches wide. Sc.
q Gents White shirts with Linen
Bosom for @l.0O
A small LQt OF Ready Made French
Marsci1Ies suits at Sis and SS.50
Plain Black Grenadines at I0c IL csc
worth SO cents.
Don't fool your money away, but come
TO ms and save One-fourth.
ID. ID. LOVEMAN d co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04

Life is rendered miserable when the
digestive organs are impaired. Food
becomes repulsive; the body emaci-
ated; the mind depressed, and milan
choly broods over you. TUFTS Liver
Pills Is the remedy for these evils; they
produce sound digestion; create good
appetite, impart refreshing sleep and
chez rfuluess of mind. tf Ets
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
Girls Industrial Home.

The Directors OF the Girls' Indus-
trial Home have mado satisfactory
arrangements to continue and carry
ou Dress Making in the Sewing Room.
Patronage Ia earnestly solicited in this
department. Mrs. JAMES PARK,
mayld5 Vice President.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
"Burns and scalsas. ,,

II you are so unfortunate as 10 in-
jure yourself In this way, we can
suggest q remedy that will 1--WE speak
from experienet) soon relieve you Of
all pain and quickly heal. the wound;
It costs hut rs cents and 10 sold by all
for PERRY DAVIS
PAIN. KILLER. E.w aD.-..-.'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04
First Of the season.

Can at Peter Kern's, Market Square, for
sparkling drink of Soda Water, from his new
Arctic Fountain, the finest one .er cen in this
city He has also on draught the leading minera
waters, Exec sior. XII sengen, Settler, yichey and
Tate Spring; and Root Beer and Ginger Ale, the
reat temperance and health-glving beverages
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04

There Is more biliou'ness in the politics Of the
eastern hemisphere. We would advise those ilood-
thirsty ard dyspe Nc statesmen Of Europe TO take
Motps Liver Pulls. Best pulls ever discovered b
man. Warranted to cure II taken IN season. Geo
W, Aibers, wholesale Agent, Knoxville, Tenn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-04

o is. in good demand at full prices,
29a'. Pork. in fair demand. lower,
So 81 9s2A Lard, dull and lower,
rs 774 So Bulk meats. In fair de.
mend lower; shoulders. SAILS; short
ribs, So 30; clear, So So. Whisky,
steady aid nnchanged. p iNEFF ,B