Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-20
PENCILETTES.
p.i,is needed now.

watering places. /,
Ladies' Sandals az Gossett, Ford q
Bros for Sl.00.
A weekly paper is soon to be es'a1'
iisbed at Ooltewab, James county.
siThe festival given by the ladies OF
Mabry Street church begins to night,
at the church building.
Messrs. A. P. Cecil and John q. MOI
der, travelling evangelists, from
-Eogland, who have been preaching on
our streets for some time past, are now
In Atlanta. Ga. 49,
Ladies', Newport Ties for 70 cent?,
sl.OO,$l.25 and $500 at Gossett, Ford
& Bros.
Three of the enumerat0rs appointed
by Supervisor Franc M. Paul to take
the census In Nashville are ladies'
Hebas also appointed ladies to SINH
lar positions in other counties within
his district.
The members of the Sunday school
and congregation of the Third Pres.
bytsrian church will enjoy their an
nual picnic next Saturday, going out
to Woods grove. on the line OF the
Knoxville and Ohio railroad,
Alderman Lawson Irwin returned
home Tuesday night from Mobile,
Ala, where he went as q delegate to
the general conference OF the A. M. 4.
Zon Church. Elder J. l.. 81. Sweres
and other delegates from the city are
expected home tonight,
The furniture auction, which was
advertised by 4. A. Akers to take place
on Market Square yesterday, did not
occur, on account of the absence of
Mr.. Akers, who was called to the
bedside OF his father. thought to be
dying, at Lynehburg, Va.
A representative of the fire insur-
apce companies, in which Mr.. w. r.
Cooper's house, recently burned, was
insured, was in the city yesterday, and
10 compsny with Mr.. e. Dean Dow,
the local agent, and Mr.. 81. T. Cooper,
vas out on the scene of the fire adjust.
ing the loss SO that it may be paid
promptly.
AS we learn from Marshal ]. T. All
exander, an immense crowd of colored
people is expected in Knoxville at the
grand colored Odd Fellows union and
picnic to Inskip, which is to take plac'
Friday, 2sth inst, and great time II
anticipated. They have chartered thu
opera house aud will give an enter
tainmest there at night.
A splendid opportunity is offered I
our colored men about the city, VIII
are in need of employment. Mjo
CARPENTER advertises elsewhere for 10
colored men to go to Oakdale to min
coal. This will give them good an
steady employment, and pay goo
wages. There ought to be no troubl
In making up this number directly, i
this city.
If you want to eat your meals wit
pleasure, buy Fowler's Fly Fla
They will keep the flies off the tab
and dispense with one servant. The
will keep them off the baby, and al
indispensable for a Sunday mar, an
will keep bald headed folks an
nervous people out of the luna,
asylum. A new supply just receive
at w. w. Woodruff & Co.'s.
The picnic excursion to Cane Cree
on the line of the Knox vile and oh
railroad, given by the employees OF q
rolling mill, at the Knoxville Ire
company's works, will occur to'mo
row, and those who wish to attend az
enjoy day in the woods, should be
readiness by 7 O'Clock, the hour {
which time the train will leave tt
rolling mill. All the Amusement
usual on such occasions have been q
ranged for, and 1t is looked forward
as the boss picnic of the season.