Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13
PENCaLETTES.

The Louise Pomeroy company 10
stopping In Lynchburg this week.
Blountville, Sullivan county, boasts
Of a newly Matched costing with four
legs and feet.
The cheering effects OF Tuesday
evenings shower are plainly mani
fest on vegetation.
Remember the colossal SUI pictures,
by Mr.. Tremaine. ct the Opera House
tonight. Everybody should see
them.
Mai. 10. 9ligsby, OF Morristcwn, has
assumed The superintendency of the
White Pine lead mines, according to
the Gazette.
A correspondent of the cambridge
Watohmau nominates DR.. M. 5. Ma
honey, of Jonesboro, us O republican
candidate for congress In the frat dis
trict.
A number OF the delsgates to the
farmers convention visited College
Hill at dress parade. yesterday even
ing, and also paid pleasant visits to
Mr., Diokinson's Island Home, during
the day.
Capt p. Naples, 4l2 bushtes corn
for Peters Il Carnes, Jack. Newcomo
5000 feet lumber for John Rose, Dan.
Covingtou, IL 900 feet for Burr &
Terry, were the river arrivals yestea-
day.
There will be no session OF the crlm-
1nsi court to-day, on account OF the
death of The wife of Hon. 4. L. Ha l.
brother OF the presiding Judge. The
court will m eet, however, to read and
sign the record.
The members Of the Broad Street M.
K. Churci, South, have decided to go
on q picnic excursion, next Saturday,
to Eagleton's Grove, near Maryviile,
going olt on the Knoxville and Au-
gusta road.
w. A. A. Conner. Esq informs US
tina. his section In Grassy Valley, was
visited by a very violent storm Of bail
and rain Tuesday evening, raising the
streams higher tnan have been known
for years, and doing slms damage by
washing.
A case OF mahem occupied the st.
tenti0n Of the criminal court yester-
day evening. The accused was Jackson
Rose, q school boy from the upper end
of the county, indicted ,or billing a
piece out of the ear of fellow school-
mate. The jury is still out on the
case.
The first strawberry festival Of the
season will be commeucsd 10 night by
the ladies of the First Baptist Church,
at the Williams & Zimmerman hall,
next door to the CHRONICLE, as Is en-.
nounced. 1t is hoped The ladies will
have liberal patronage.
According to the Gsz ,tte, au out
house on the premises occupied by
Mrs. NJ. J. Hughes, in Morristowh,
was consumed by fire, Sudsy evening,
and The dwelling barely escaped
through the efforts of citizens. The
origin was hot ashes emptied into a
barrel. LoFs to ID. Pence. owner, 500;
no insurance.
The Chattanooga Times, In referring
TO the conference of the committees of
churches, ia Knoxville, Monday, on
the subject OF temperance and local
option, says: The subject Of temper
auce is becoming very popular in that
city at present, and in all probability
will be followed by one Of the mos
extensive reform movements ever
witnessed In this state
If you want TO eat your meals with
pleasure, tuy q FowleT'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 Sunday mar, and
will keep bald headed folks and
nervous people out Of The lunstic
asylum. A new supply just received
at w. w. Woodruff 81 Co.'s