Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-08
PENCILETTES.

Religious services at the First Bsps
ti.t church every night.
CIDER Mills at w. w. Woodruff s.
Co.'s
This weather begins to feel rather
fallish, though it is warm enough ye'.
Cane Mills and Evaporators. Send
for prices. w. w. Woodruff & Co.
@EverS body Is invited 10 Call in at
Republican headquarters In the Opera
House building, corner of Gay aud
Cumberland streets.
GaIveuized Barbed Fence Wire.
Send for prices. w. w. WoodruH q
Co.
A festive tramp, crawling out OF an
empty freight Car in the tram Irom
Chatianooga, a. il rolled INFO the sheo
Yesterday evening, created some
amusement in the crowd.
Messrs. John Denton and Will Han
uum have recently been promoted
from baggage masters on the E. r., V.
& Ga. railroad TO freight conductors,
and are now running as such.
From the Chattanooga Times we nos
tice that George r. Harris, a Kuox-
Vile boy aud ex>pollceman, who has
been steambosting it for some years,
has received license as pilot.
Circular Saws and Gum Betting, all
sizes, at factory prices, at ". W.
Woodruff s. Co.'s.
Capt. VIM. Kerr, the veteran emil
grant agent, had party OF about
thirty emigrants alb lard yesterday Z
noon train, bound for the far west
They hailed from about Newport,
Cock county.
Oliver Chilled Flows and Repairs,
at w. w. WOodrutf7s & Co.
Capt. John Gates, the well>known
bridge builder, lie just recovering 1'om
q spell of sickness which has cObt1n'
him 10 his home fOE some time. be
was able TO get out anu make brlei
INSPECTION of the work on the county
bridge yesterday.
Judge Hall, In bis charge to the
grand jury yesterday, dwelt at length,
and wac quite explicit, Oh the branch
of the charge referring to frauds IN
elections, betting on elections, elc. i
matters were properly sified, there
could, no doubt, be enough bills found
uuder this head, TAX ny the county
over, to lake up The entile term of tb'
court.
Dfs.J. NJ. and S. B Boyd performed
a difficult aud delicate ope a,ion a
their office esrerday, IN removing {
bean from The noslIl of little child o
Mr.. Ouum, who lives near the mar BIZ
quarry. Ii was q dried bean, hat
been iu the nOstril several days, AM
was swollen, rendering lis removal tn
more difficult. The, operation wa
performed quite successfully, and tn
child 10 all right.
The Chattanooga Times reports tn
sudden death, at Wartburg, Thursday
tue Fad inst, of l.. z. Bright, Eq u
heart disease. Mr.. Bright Was Chat
tauUuga lawyer, of late giving muci
attention 10 claims, ETC, on the line 0
the q. s. railway. He was frequen
visitor TO our city, and bad man.
friends in Knoxville. who will hear o
his sudden death with deep regret. II
was an unmarried man.
Our attention has been called to tn
fact that, for several days past. Their
have been evidences of poison of som
kind belUg scattered promiscuOusly il
PORTIONS OF NOrIh Knoxville, in yards
hog pens, etc. Numbers of hogs an
dogs have died, and some of the mill
cows are sick. Vigilant efforts ar
being made TO ferret out the matter
We hope il may be successful and tn
guilty wre cues brought to summar
punishment.
Oar euterprising friend and patron
Mr. E A. Reed, of Oliver springs. An
derson county, came in yesterds
win train of four wagons, for tn
purpose of taking out his new mi
machinery and goods. He geta b
machinery from Messrs Clark s. Co
manufacturers, of our city thu
pair ng home industry We al
glad 10 learn that Mr.. Reed will, in
short lime, have 10 operation again b
mills and machinery, which was r.
Gently destroyed by fire. Such 81
ergy as he displays is certainly deser1
ing of success.