Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-29
PENCILETTES.

w W tho L CetsN 81 to-hiSht.
Warm and bright as May yesterday.
1t begins TO look very much like
gardening.
The Morristown Messenger has sus'
pended. The Messenger was bird OF
swift passage,
The celebrated Lour- Yardley case is
expected to come up for hearing IN
the Criminal Court to-day or to-mor-
row.
A car load of mules from the livery
stable of Thompson & Jones were
shipped south from this place yester-
day.
Farmers, Attention! We will have
25 car loads of Land Plaster on hand
and for sale. Call early before the
supply is exhausted. w. w. Wood
ruff & Co.
Eight and a half cents per bushel
for coal seems like getting down to
hard-pan prices, but that is the figure
at which this commodity can be had
in the city now.
Emigrant Agent VIM. Kerr ticketed
good sized squad of stout and healthy
young men from this place yesterday,
all emigrating out West to grow up
with the country.
The stock of cotton now on hand
in Memphis is 1918 bales, the larg.
est amount ever known, being 45,227
bales more than last year at this date
and CO., 142 more than that in 1873.
The youth Oh arley Mcclure, who
was arrested for robbing the room Of
Marsh. Walker, Monday night, was
yesterday arraigned before Justice ALI
son, where he waived examination,
was bound over to court and recon-
mitted to Jail.
They say there ia no advance on
Oliver Chilled P owg. The farmers
ought to lay in their supply before
the advance, which is sure to come.
Woodruff & Co, keep large stock.
In our business directory, on edito-
rial page, appears the announcement
of Dr. Edmund Beck with, who comes
in our midst we'll recommended as an
excellent physician and gentleman.
His Office and residence will be found
corner of Prince and Reservoir Streets,
third house north of City Hall.
In drunken row at Dunlap, as we
notice from the Times, Dan Bowman
was knocked down with an AK, Buck
Bowman was tapped on the Uranium
with the same weapon, John Bowman
was stabbed in the back, Hus. Ewton
stabbed seven times and Buck Eaton
stabbed in twelve places. Good butch
ering work for fifteen minutes.
The robbery case in the Criminal
Court against VIM. Potter, of Roane
county, who had traded horses with
VIM. McKamy, colored, Of this
county, and not being satisfied with
his bargain, had forced.s rue of the
trade, was terminated yesterday by a
verdict of not guilty, and the matter
was dropped.
Maryville Democrat On the 10th
of December Mr.. r. P. Chandler, late
Revenue Collector Of Blount county,
was arrested, on complaint Of his
sureties, charged with feloniousIy fail =
ing and refusing to pay to the State
Treasurer the State revenue for the
year 1874. His trial was to have taken
place on the 22nd inst, but Mr.. Chand-
Ter failed to appear, and it is said that
he has left the country.
Morristown Gazette: Mr.. George
Gurley, conductor on the mixed pas.
senger train, had his left shoulder dis.
located, at Messy Greek, last Saturday,
in q successful effort to snatch the
body of Mac Dooley, popular railroad
official on the East Tennessee line,
from perilous position on the train.
Gurley's injury was treated at Messy
Creek, and he continued in charge of
his train. Had 1t not been for his
action, Mac Dooley would have probae
bly, been killed.
Maryville Democrat "Capt. w.
I'll. Henry has shown us letter he re-
ceived from Senator Jas. E. Bailey
which states that on the oath inst, tn,
papers for the pardon of Mr.. John o
Headrick, of Blount county, had beef
placed before the President for his sig
nature, and that the Pardon CLERK
told the Senator that the papers would
be made out this week. The Senator
concluded by saying: You may as
sure Mr.. Hendricks friends that tn,
pardon will be formally signed, an,
he will be discharged in few days.''
10 Cents