Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-10
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The court house loafers VIII De out
of an occupation now.
New Prints and Peroales, very
pretty, selected styles, at FL, J. Owens
New Novelties In Everlasting Trim
mings. at Owens.
Nine. Demorest's new spring aho
summer Portfolio FOR sale at H. J.
Owens.
The New Orleans S ore will open,
Monday morning, New Spring Styles
Of black Straw Hats.
Knoxville is Without q court in sts-
sion, the first time this year 1t will
remain thus for month or 80. ...
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests
MINISTRIES were In Chattanooga last
night. They are booked fer Knoxville
April End and Srd.
Melinda Crawford, white, was con.
victed on the vagrant act before Jus.
tice Brooks, yesterday, and sent to the
county work house.
There was slight let-up in the fall
of rain, yesterday afternoon, and a
clearing off and turning cooler process
was the consequences. .r
According to the Chattanooga Times,
no local mails will be carried on the
Cincinnati Southern for some time 10
come. The through mails will go
along all right, however.
Farmers, Attention! We will have
% car loads of Land Plaster on hand
and for sale. Call early before the
supply is exhausted. w. w. Wood.
ruff & 60.
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.
The work house squad have finished
their rock breaking on the Clinton
pike, near the rolling mill bridge, and
are now at work on the fiat north of
the rolling mill.
The river is on q considerable boom.
1t rose rapidly all day, yesterday,
and marked tide of several feet The
steamer Harry Helm was at the wharf
receiving freight and viii leave on her
return trip 10 lockwood this morn
ing.
At dinner she had doctor al either
hand, one of whom remarked that
they were well served, since they had
duck between them. EYES," she
broke in-her wit is Of the sort that
comes in flashes-"and I am between
two quacks." Then silence fell.
Our Hamburg Embroideries differ
from any you will find in this city.
They are our "own direct importa,
tion," and excel in beauty, quality
and workmanship" anything sever
shown before.n d. B. LovEMAN &
Co.
The fight has begun between the
Cincinnati Southern and the Nashville
and Chattanooga roads, and ia likely
to become interesting, The Chatta-
noogs Times of yesterday Gays Last
night, Mr.. John PEBBLES, the agent of
the N. & G. R. r. at this point, re-
ceived telegraphic Instructions from
headquarters to hereafter sell tickets
from Chattanooga to Cincinnati via
the N. & c. for $12, the same rate as
charged by the 9. S. for limited tick
cts over their line between the same
points. The former rate via Nashville
was $1s25. tC
The Ladies are invited to examine
the New Stock at the New Orlean'
Store, purchased before the recen
great and "almost unexpected rise IL
prices" Our "Mr. Loveman's taste
has never been questioned, and, as we
buy for the "Retsil Trade only" nc
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 dollars
and cents as well as in bulk, amounts
to more than any two. or probably
three, retail stocks in this city, and
our assortment "excels them ALL
Hence, it is to the advantage of con
sumers of Dry Goods to see us befor
making their purchases. D. B. LOVE
MAN & Co.
Cold Cream Canphor Ice Lip Salv,
etc., at Lyons & McCampbell's.
The Cincinnati Southern Delegation
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