Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-22
PENClLETTES.

Ladies' Sandals at Gossett, Ford &
Brc.'s for $l.00.
An amateur minstrel troupe has beer
organised by the young men at Rhea
Springs.
Ladies' Newport Ties for rs cent?,
gI.OO, 81 rs and S. at Gossett, Ford
j. Bros.
The Rogersvllle papers continue to
urge the Importance Of fair in
Hawkins county next fall.
Mother Stewart, the famous tenn.
perancs lecturer from Ohio, is to lecture
Ia the M. E church at Cleveland TO-
morrow.
A cat fish weighing 50 pounds,
caught out of the Holston river, was
on exhibition In RogersvilIe a few
days ago.
Thos. G. Boyd is, we notes in the
Monroe Democrat, candidate for jus
tice of the peace In his home district
In Monroe county.
Mr.. J. A. Reagan, Monroe county
man, is engaged with the engineer
corps of the Union Pacific railroad,
operating near Cheyenne, Wyoming.
The RogersviIIe Press and Times
puts at its masthead the name OF Maj.
A. FL. Pettibone as the republican
candidate for congress in the first dis
trict.
Loudon Journal: The growing
wheat crop promises about q half
yield, according to our farmers story.
1t is said to be improving within the
last ten days.
Cleveland Herald: Prof. J. d. Gwin
has resigned the office Of county SUI
perintendent of schools for Bradley
county and t. NJ. Montgomery has
been appointed in his place.
The teachers normal institute will
be held at Loudon, commencing Mon
day, July 5th, and continuing four
weeks. Prof. FL. Presnell, OF Jones.
boro, will be in charge of the institute
In the Circuit Court at Cleveland
asst week. according to the Herald,
Rosa c. Davis obtained judgment
against A. J. Upton, for SIS 900 for
breach of promise. The defendant
appealed to the supreme court.
Nashville American The charter of
the Chattanooga Western railway was
registered ny the secretary of state,
Wednesday. The incorporstors are E.
A James, c. E. Stanley. c. E. James,
d. B. Corlln, J. w. James.
The spring session OF the Cleveland
Masonic Institute. of which Prof Il.
Q. Karas lie principal, will cl ,se June
11th, the examinations beginning the
Oh. Rev. w. II. Dsrnell, of Lsbanon,
is to deliver the literary address.
The Tennessee valley fair associa.
ton is making vigorous preparations
for next falls fair. AT a recent meet
ing the marshals aud superintendent
of the various departments were APP
pointed and other important steps
taken.
Cleveland Banner: The rust on
wheat is still confined to the blades,
and where the ground Ia strong, and
1t was put in early and well, some
think pretty fair crops will be made.
The outlook, we think, is much more
favorable than 1t was two weeks ago.
Monroe Democrat The wheat
crop in Loudon and Monroe counties
appears 10 be considerably injured by
the rust. but a field of some fifty acres
on the Lsuoir farm, at Philadelphia,
is universally admired. 1t was said to
be superior to the wheat on the ceie-
brsted Island Home farm, near Knox.
vile.
Rogersville Press and Times: The
closing exercises of the Rogersville
female college will begin Monday,
June 14th, and continue till Thursday.
On Thursday the regular commence
ment exercises will take place. Rev.
w. A. Harrison, ID. D., Of Knoxville,
will deliver the annual address TO the
young ladies on Thursday.
II you want to eat your meals with
pleasure, buy q Fowler's Fly Fan
They will keep the flies off the table
and dispense with one servant. They
will keep them off the baby, and are
indispensable for a Sunday mar, and
will keep bald headed folks and
nervous people out of the lunatic
asylum. A new supply just received
at w. w. Woodruff d Co.'s.
Mammoth stock of Hats at Dunbar's.
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The latest novelties in Perfumes,
Toilet Powders and Toilet goods gen.
orally, at LYONS 81 MCCAMPBELL's.