Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-27

solar Tips.
City council tonight.
Now we have it, three morning pa
pers.
Cane Mills and EgaporatOrs. Send
The steamer E mory City is rec, living
new hull at Kingston.
Oliver Chilled Plows and Repair,
at w. w. Woodrutf's & Co.
The wages Of day laboreIs in Atlan~
ia, Ga, have been increased from 20 o
95 cents per day,
The hour of meeting Of the city
council tonight is 80 o'clock instead
of IS heretofore.
There is considerable activity now
il e dried fruit market, and the deal.
ers in that article are quite busy buy
ing and shipping.
The Garfield and Arthur club, of
the city, meets in regular weekly ses-
sion at the court house Tonight and a
full attendance is desired.
The track hands were at work yesa
terday renewing the road bed and
FLANK crossing which leads from the
street to the car shed at this place
Prof. w. L. Mes padden, of our city,
has removed his family to Rogersville
aud taken charge of McMinn Acad~
envy, to the principalship of which he
Vas recently elected.
Mr.. Vanderbilt, the owner of the
famous trotter Maud S., which has
attracted so much attention recently,
has Withdrawn the mare from the
track, as is announced by telegraph.
Circular Saws and Gum Betting, all
sizes, at factory prices, at w. W.
Woodruff & CO.'s.
Kingston East Tennessean: 1t IS
stated that the prospect for a heavy
corn crop along the river was never
so good as this year, at many places
the yield averaging 100 bushels TO the
acre.
There doesn't seem to be much life
about the "young democracy" OF CHAT
lanooga. The Times has been for come
time urging them to organize Ham
Geek and Eoglish club. bat they won't
organize.
John Burchell, who has been cans
WASHING the city for some months for
the sale Of lives of both Garfield and
Hancock, reports his sales up to this
-
Garfield, So. Hancock, 81. "StraWs
show" etc., it is said.
Cider Mills at W. w. Woodruff &
Co.'S
King ston had female preacher a
few nights since in the person of Mrs.
Mary Edwards, colored, of Cleveland
The East Tennessean learns that " for
argument, eloquence, smooth dction
and earnestness she has not been ex-
celled there for many days"
The dead body of q newly born in-
FAINT was found last week in the Pres
byterian graveyard at kiDgatOn, &C.
c0rding to the East TenDesseap. A
c0roner's inquest was held and resulted
in the verdict that it's death was felO-
NOUS, and that it was the child of Mrs
Lydia Worsham.
The Chattanooga Times man is in
formed that il was the fault of thai
everlasting Intelligent composition "
that Hon. 81. NJ. Milton" was M de
the discovereI of horned Texas frog
in his yard few days since. The
name was written Wiltse" as plain
as can be put down by this scribblor.
The Tusculum Record mau gets
badly mixed on his information touch
ing the results of the recent railroad
accident near this city. He writes 1t
down that the little girl who wa
killed was young lady, daughter of
Col. Young, the conductor of the train
We fear he didn't read his CHRONICLE
very closely.
There was an immense travel OH
the eastern bound train, Wednesday
night. The train consisted OF nine
cars. there being four sleepers and
everything loaded down. L. was al
excursion party from Memphis to
Norfolk. Partly on this account il
was some fOur hours late here. This
also threw the western train late, and
they met here, about o'clock.
Galvanized Rarbed Fence Wire.
Send for Prices
w. w. WOODRUFF & Co.
We had surfat of band music in
the neighborhOod Of printers row.
during the early part Of last night.
Two separate colOred lodges were
having entertainments of some charec-
ter, at their respective rooms, few
doors apart, on Gay street. They were
each being serenaded by the two col
ored brass bands of the city, between
which rivalry was gotten up, hence
The surfeit of music