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, 1880-05-19


TIE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
ot tho Historical Soolcty WINS held last evening,
President Arnold in tho chair.
The Librarian reported tho Ncccssfons for tho
month 10 hnvo bccn tAIrty-thrco bound vol
lines, $40 patnphtcts, ard two volumes Of mall,t-
script. Among tho manuscripts WIZ rccortl Of
tic several regiments which went to tho War
FROM tho Stnte Of Illinois, nad tho rccartt-book
OF John Todd, tho first Lieutenant Cu,nniantlant
Of tho County of Illinois. Tho lnttrr
was from, tho Commissioners Of Randolph
County. through f. @. Muaor, AMI contains tho
snm1,sson, y, q Lieut.; Tod from @ latrSk 1 lsry,
contributions comprised. emoug other thtugs,
six l,n'iserpt nccounts Of tho tlre of 1s;i from
ns a. payh a. Shorf sSg Sgo a; Trs Hs4n 1rnnf NJ k
desk from Miss Lairh II. liubblrd; twenty fur
Confederate bunk, bills fruil, !. c: Bu ady; II
Helnont by Ils son; " complete Eile uf IMk CHI
cAaO TRlnuHE for 1879, from FHg TntnuNE
Company; and various b0oka OF mora or loss
rAlIt from vnrtous sources. Tho report Was ro-
ceysd, eS and the donors wosc terdoscd Il voso of
.Mr. Nlct,agg called attention to tho death OF
d! mellon l. ii. McCnEg. i. u. ilnckstoc, ind ind
". 4. Aeker,nan were anpoiIntcd con,,n!ttee
hts memory, to report ut the ne1t tncctlnE.
ThS rsflIns o. th1 q H. syenIng f9
Was M Il V9as %s
Papers Of mn Old SnesH FnHiiy." Tho papcr
proved whnt its title wnuld seem 10 Indicate, and
was full nf hstnrirll interest touching tho curly
days of the Colonlsts. Tho tnnterlnl OF tho pii-
per. thg spcnlscr sAld. h!d been obtained by
himself IN ransacktn1 Salem gnrrct SONG years
sgo. arg J.! a! a,',o''g II WIS u eopyn the nostnn
country. lie exhib!ted the copy Of tho paper:
upon 10th stlos, aNa Of lnto OF l107. lie rcatl
FROM tho antiqunted pnblicntion. showing thut
It's foreign ncWa WIS OYER f1lr months old, and
t1At Its only advertisement Of anything for sAle
Wus that Gt Anthony Elliott, VIM kept Il book-
store, and whose descendant was now Superin-
tentont Of tho public Schools OF Dostot1. From
this tho pnper cntne forward Boventy ycnrs, and
treated ut Revolutionary times. conssting very
!nrgely az unpublished letters from q Mr.. james
Jcilroys. bound BY tl,o roa,ier detailing his OK.
from the original innnscript.
at tho conclusion Ut the rcatllng hIr. Cleve-
land was tent!crcd vote Of thanks for hia Of
fort, Au It wis announced TINT u special uleDt-
Ing would bo held June to hcnr i paper By T..
G. Muson, ant! thnt ut tho ncxt regular meeting
n paper would l,g reut by tho Nov. Dr.. Patterson
on tho "Eaely History OF Southern 1lfnOEs,''
, 1880-05-19

MansKcrs, however, although having tho best
Intentions. conducted thoir proceedings IN MI
9rbitrnsy manner: Their next meeting W'l be
is.l hc!d the seeoMd Wcdhncf,iay T.. itf't; aud aud
Meantime thoro IL some probability of TIM taao
getting into tho cburta Ant m injllnct!oh,,ke
tnnige ,nng fr.,m 7oupwars, from being thrown Into
, 1880-05-19

Smoking Duwson'e fne cigars mikes 4 hnppy
md cuntGiltId mnn. Go &C him ut I'll 6tntc st.
, 1880-05-19

The moth will not uttnck fnbrtc TINT is packed
In Luck & 1tnyncr's Moth Powder"
, 1880-05-19
.PATE-DE-F01E-GRAS.

]AAAC1 AAAttA& HAASAoA4 Ublto tAV A9DAAA hA-
PATE-DE-F01E-GRAS.
Translated from Tho Part, Fsoarn5or 7hs Caeago Tb-
nne tu Emma Staliev.
Tho annexation OF StrnsbnurK hns not only
given to rrussln ncty Of ~, ,OO0 suus and cathe-
7tl Of tho first ordcr bur 1t has tho privilege OF
receiving yonrly 10000 French geese within its
Wnlle, who 70 there 10 offer their liyera ns hoto
Ga,lsts to thu grandeur Of their country. This ls
I'm triiling gift. Tho itrera, put In tin boxes or
in chnh pots, with aceompanlnchtH Ut trll!flcH,
ctrculnto throughout the oatirc world under tho
tftlo OF "patcs-dc-f folc-gsAs," md catlso tho
natno Of Frnnce to 10 blessed to a1t tho lovers
Of good things. StrashollrH Owes hnlr Ut Its re-
nown to tho s0io Ut these pntts. SAvants mny
remember that tho old Capital Of Atsacc once
possessed u celetrntcl university, where Goethe
WIZ rnEsed; chtlrchincn car tnlk With prdo Of
tho FUNGUS cnthclrnt whose tower trenHures 1I5
tnotrcs III hight; mechanics. Of its wonderful
clock; and stratcgIstH boast OF Its magnificent
fortittcnuons; but for aii rctined people, u1ld
fur nit tho leRtona of corlons- bicrs who hay0
elevated ct>okfng to tho RINK OF 8cienco or art,
Straaboury ls renowned for tho sacrifice and
tho tenderness Of Its geese.
Tho French, who urrnnnge history to suit
themselves, prntcnl that tho pate -slc-fole-
gras WIS known to tho Romans; for, thoy
lAV SHEENA BEESQ "HU ltGu III
tho Capitol were kept on q dict like
tas'se Ut Strashour8. In orlcr to cnlargu their
llvcrs. Without contrasting this allegation, it
,nny ha stntotl with certainty that It Is only ut n
recent period that tho rsllstng OF BeeAc with
view Of tho fabrication OF tho rntts hns boon
carried to lts present degree Of perfection. II
tho Notnnns trailleked In tho lEyers Of geese,
they doubtless had recourse to iron cnges which,
wuag "m.' epoye & ~nofsn tno nara
m opsns wltho. tho p powerot e p ~itasraw4nsit. 1
Tho ,, snma Ind % thfee r., mes les 'em md vea
tho honf arrived TOR IT to be Killed. This sys'
TEN waa abanlonud thirty yeara agn. MS 1t pre-
who generally 1Aw three ant of oyory four 81
# 81 s1ssS Ss GSi W pIsss s@ ,Sst e ts 81
a'psuorattorls -, ,,
beso'ne Si dsraaze With bis gecss. GysoIce @ 't of
hundred Of those ,..laals crowded. in corner,
Formerly, i might hayo bren supposed that
ta9y wefS sayug y ehors D9'ce ot dscor%
They nro lnmcnttlg On aeeaunt d heins obliged
to ay sustsn t, a9s9 r. duties before RiE!nE on
md that t;aoh orc Gust nino francs tlfty cesi.
times: Then, on u siRnal to tho women with
nf tho winged bund, six vooso Mre cuiiEht and
tnkcn to sort Of cayo, whore tho cye rercoIves
xbs Sf ESS I'D fea IL s,on9 taGe l. tue
pierced III tho wul ono emu scarcely distinguish
tho objects, Gradually, however. It is tiacov-
! their backs and bound to tho tnhlca, Will. tho
ar is pierced With atrauge ,soun!sa-perhnps
thoy are .n.iruirag to caet @ othcs IL tho n,ea .
| fIso ctch nf tho women Inns taken d KnusU t1,{l
Elaced i on the stpno'.tlo tali oxtelsding over
, 1880-05-19

The Ehlredge Sewing g-Macllne.-tt 1cat1s
tho world, and IL the best for y0u to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street,
, 1880-05-19

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
Delegates to tho General Aasenbly ut Mali.
sasl, Wis, will Kd Win tho ChtcNgo s. North,scst-
crn 1tallwny. Trims will lcavc tho Klnz!o nnd
Carnl street depot Mt 10 Il. N. md Dp m. daily,
except snuluy, during tho sessions.
, 1880-05-19

Times Our highest artists III dentistry: Tho
McChosncys boyoiId ,lotlht, though but s. scr
, 1880-05-19

sMYT1Is-IIENDEtiYUN Tuesday, thu 18th
nHt. at III. jutes' church, BY tho It.-Hev. N!s!lUr
Alci@rcr n.sls;eti by tbs ov. frederick Courtney.
yo9naoat lauehter Of T. Henderson, Est, barristri
, 1880-05-19

Building yesterday forenoon, Mrs. Laura Il.
I!sda:tf presided. There was i largo nttontlanco
-te nf ~ I oa ds Of RssFesss Ill., ws ts. r.
Tor the 1enott of tho schOt1. will open Tuns,luy
evening toxt IT, Apollo Hall. and IN Addilion to
tho lnatly Atttslctlons Of tho fnir u concort will
y ss reez n. % ~ sel9sst' Jess a1,s a
1layis md Mrs. Fllk will also sing aoulg eycrin9
n,arinK ,i the week week fiowers havo Msn prs,Mi*s.l
hal! VII! bo y perfect bower of beauty. airs. 4.
y; Pullman has chnrge ot tho tnnsy Club booth,
which will bo pup 0f tho great attractions, ,!s
young mot and matdons Gun tlayo their
asst fortunes tola thy so,ae dark-oyed ITO
poso 1unt a. woil Tho confectionery .stalld will
he looked aftGr by Mrs. sanl0i1l Lewis anl Viz.
MitkinMson, insisted By sayeral young ladies'.
tys sake Tho UniSa @ IL Gon' 10 caorxa @ raap q
ea e .aS oegso! a ''ss e aaa
Ieaig and exgnsit wosk a kna,skip, which Is 10 be-
:S I'D 5ay shSs S ssso u
n aa ; a ~ ass ss hS s s.
mon. Luuchcs will 10 served every dny, com.
ineMctnE Ut i!o<'n of Tuesday, and It. u intended
xts das s a
hazar will 20 brnngct to close, with u Mother
0oose matinee TOT tho bclolt Of tho little oiles
MATRIMONIAL.
The marriage OF Miss biatt!o Hin, dnuRhtcr OF
Sun hiser aonia :i II Territory. M % M"s ocsGrtcd % 81
paroats, No. 70 lfonord strost. Tho cursmony
Paly of friends aud rclatiy BY Tic Nay. GeorYo
II. Peeke. The bEi1e md groom wcsc tho re-
elplents " U largo ntulbIr ct presents. Thoy
hlnntana. accompanied by the beat wishes OF
lhelf numerous frtutlda.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the real estate
transfers registered In the office of the
county court clerk during the past
week:
s. Croft to s. J. Tarver, land in the 4sh
district, $3.50.
r. N. Grove and wife to WHY n. and
Geo. G. Burkhart, interest in land in the
Ord district $3.50.
w. L. Anderson and wife TO T. r. Bur-
gle lot in Knoxville, 81 200.
Paschal Carter and others to Peyton
Carter, 240 acres in the 10Th district. ST. 500.
VIM. L. Anderson to Laura l.. Ander-
son, lot in Knoxville, $40:
Matt. Hill and wife to Mary a. and
Rheds Brsine, 81 acres in the End district,
| $l36.
Jas. Ketchen and wife to Staub, Van
Gilden & Henderson, lot in Knoxville.
II. L. Smith and wits to Henry Jones,
interest in land in Union county, $25.
Staub, Van Glider & Hender on to
Thomas Flynn, lot in Knoxville, $500.
II. Flenniken and wife to Jas. L. Will
loughby, 10 acres in the 18th district, $40.
Jas. Comfort to w. p. Cardwell and
Henry L. King, 8 lots in the End district.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
Personal.

Dr.. w. P. Rodsfer, of Cleveland,
who has been attending the medical
society meeting, and also paying a
visit to his brother.in-lsw, Hon. J. NJ.
Thornburgh, left yesterday for home.
Msj. A. II. Pettibone, of Greene.
vile, and Mr.. w. P. Brownlow, OF the
Jonesboro Herald and Tribune, came
down on yesterdays train.
Judge L. G. Houk, representative
In congress from this district, arrived
home on yesterday mornings train,
BE goes to cambridge Monday for the
purpose Of addressing the citizens o
Jefferson county, 1t being the occasion
of the meeting of the county conven-
ton. DR.. ]. Nat. Lyle, an aspirant fol
the congressional nomination, is also
to speak, as We learn.
Rev. Geo. s. Savage, of Kentucky
general agent of the American Bible
society, came up on yesterday evenings
train, stopped over at the Atkir
House, and went up last night t,
Morristown to address Bible societ,
meeting to-day.
Mr.. Green B. BurlesOn, Of tn
police force, left on the early trail
this morning, on his way to Nashville
to attend the grand lodge Of Knight
Of Honor.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
Improyement Notes.

Mr.. Robt. Ambrose, OF the firm OF
J. T. Ambrose & Son. contractors
builders, etc., informs US that they are
having more work in the building line
than they can do, which goes to chow
that the spirit of Improvement about
the city is on the advance. They have
now In course of erection two hand
some frame dwelling houses, on Fifth
avenue, east of Crozier street, one for
Capt. Jno. M. Brooks and one for Miss
Ida Lee. They have also the contract
for erecting dwelling for Engineer
Monroe Reams, In the same
locality. which will be commenced in
short time. Besides, they have bids
on large number ofsmaller dwellings
to be put up this spring. most Of them
north of the railroad, where the spirit
of Improvement is more conspicuous
The framework of the new dwelling
being erected by Mr.. w. III. Simmonds,
on Fort Saunders, which was blown
down week ago, has been put in po-
sition, and the building is well under
Roadway. Mr.. Samuel Mckinney has
added a noticeable improvement to his
elegant residence on Main street,
in the shape Of large and commo-
dlous green house. Capt. w. w.
Woodruff Is making valuable add.
tions to the attractiveness OF his mag.
nifcent mansion and grounds west Of
the city. He has enclosed the loi
fronting towards the University with
rock wall and iron fence, which are
so popular in Knoxville now, and has
graded and besutified his grounds
very much.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11

Mrs, WssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescrip-
ton Of one Of the be Female Physicians and
Nurses in the United States and has been used
for thirty year. with neyer-failng safety and sue
cess by millions Of mothers and children, frtm
the feeble infant OF one week Old to the adult 1t
corrects acidty Of the stomach relieves wind collie
regula es the bowels and gives r,s- health and
comfort to m3ther and child. We belie7e It Is the
Best and Surest remedy in the World in all cases
of DYsENTERY and DIARRHBA IN CHILDREN
whe her 1t arises from Ieethng or any other cause
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tie. None Genuine unless the tao smile of CUR
It's PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all medicine dealers rs cents b. tie.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11

For the sop, sOapsuds and kitchen garbege and for
Their removal from that part OF the city lying be-
tween the two creeks and the river and railroad
land also for tbs whole city, within the corporate
limits) will be received By the Chairman Of tho
Sanitary Committee I'm n the 22nd Of April, pres
factory to the Sanitary Committee will be submit
ted TO the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen for rat
location or rejection at their next meeting Con-
tractors viii be required TO remove Stops, DC,
twice per week during the months OF April, May,
June, July, August and septembe-, and once per
week during the rest Of the year. and 10 remove
the same according to rules ard regulations incor-
porated In contract or ordinance Proposals may
be made for one, two or three years.
J. p. MURPHY,
spr1Idlot Chairman SANITARY Committee
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
A RemarkabIe snake story.


While sitting In the county court
clerks office few days since. we over
heard a somewhat remarkable and
highly interesting snake story, from
the lips Of veteran and decrepit coll
ored man, who was asking assistance
from the county court, or rather the
privilege of free license to huckster,
etc. The story runs about thus: The
old mans name Is Abraham Walker.
He came to this city few weeks ago
from Anderson county, near Clin-
ton. About three years ago be
was working on farm, replanting
corn, and while shopping down, with
his left hand nenr some weeds, he felt
sting OF some kind, and, lifting up
his hand, he found snake about two
and a-half or three feet. long hanging
to the fore finger Of his left hand. He
shook 1t violently off. and 1t fell to the
ground, where it lay apparently
stunned for a time, and then began
coiliDg up and biting itself. He then
killedit with his hoe
One OF some children who were with
the old man had the precaution to put
cord around his arm. and then
started to take him across the field
to the house, about three.quarteIs OF a
mile, but he was so affected with fright
and pain from the poison which was
rapidly coursing through his system,
that IL was with much difficulty. On
arriving there the first thing done was
to catch a live chicken, and cut hole
in it's side, into which the old man In
serted the bitten finger. In very
short time the chicken was dead, the
feathers began to clip from 1t, ard the
fesh to assume greenish color
Another chicken could not be- pre-
cured, but a quantity Of milk was
poured into the old man, which caused
him to throw up lot Of shiny. green
substance. Other treatment was given
him, aud he partially recovered. but
has never been able to work since, his
hand and arm are gradually wasting
away, and his whole body is at time
affected. Some parties went and found
the snake which had bitten him TO be
q copperhead.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11

A card from Newport correspond
ent informs US that 1.-THE republican
and democratic editors, Messrs. Bible
and Thomas, left here this morning,
armed with double. barreled shot-suns
They went In the direction Of the IA
nous shooting ground on the North
Carolina line. Their friends are APP
prehensIve.n The CHRONICLE would
not object to a hind quarter of deer,
In case the beligerent editors are suc-
cAsafuI
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11

We notice quite q change In the
appearance Of affairs. In the shoe
store Of the popular firm OF Gossett,
Ford & Bro. They are making a
change In their business, SO as to
handle hereafter only ladies' misses
and children's shoes, and have ar
ranged full stock of the same very
neatly on their shelves, and are flxed
up In good style, with carpeted
counters, ETC., for the entertainment
Of the ladies.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11

56COHu C1uAay aihei 1NaSAcA'
Printing done cheap at Ramage's.
Yesterday was regular March
day.
All styles of Fancy Dresa Buttons o.
OWENS.
There is no excuse for all Knoxville
not learning to dance now, with two
schools in full blast.
Louise Pomeroy begins three
nights engagement at Staub's opera
house Monday night, 10Th inst.
To-day is the 10TH anniversary of the
bombardment of Fort Sumpter. Yes
terday was the 18th anniversary of tbs
surrender Of Lee.
Duplicates from all negatives can be
had at McCrary d Branson'e, dating
back to 1865. They have all mega
tives made by Schleier and Krutch.
Notwithstanding what others may
say, take our word for it, that you can
buy from US Black Cashmeres 10 cents
ayard cheaper than anywhere. D. b.
Loveman & Co.
Last week seems to have been rather
an off week In the matter of real estate
transfers. There were but few en-
tered, and they of very little signifi-
canoe, as q general thing.
They say there is no advance or
Oliver Chilled Flows. The farmers
ought to lsy in their supply befort
the advance, which Is sure to come.
Woodruff d Co. Keep large stock
Ladies' and Misses' Fancy Lisle
Thread Gloves at OWENS.
We have just opened full line of
Parasols and Fans in sill the newest
designs. If you want nobby and
cheap Parasol, select 1t now. d. B.
Loveman d Co.
The latest improvements in Sewing
Machines can be found in the new
Light-running Howe. The Lew B
Machine is selling rapidly and gives
satisfaction. A full variety at W. W.
Woodruff s. Co.'s,
Ladies, when you need anything in
our line, You will save time and
money by calling on US FIRST. We
ale making an extra effort to keep
our stock complete this season.
apl6du. II. J. OWENS.
New styles OF Fancy Card board and
Notices at OWENS.
The New Orleans Store will exhibit.
tomorrow aud Tuesday, an assert.
ment of the most elegsntly.irlmmed
Has and Bonuets, surprising any~
thing ia this line ever shown here.
A second heavy white frost yester-
day morning, and another chill for the
fruit and early vegetation. Opinions
continue to differ widely as to the
effect on the peach and wheat crops,
some saying it is badly damaged, Others
that 1t is very slightly Injured. Mr..
Geo. w. Bird, Of the Beaver Ridge
nursery, who is well posted on the
peach question, gives it az his opinion
that in low places peaches are pretty
we'll destroy ed, but on hills they ar,
not hurt,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
WIN. CASWELL & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds of
cabinet& Upholstered Furniture


Our new Factory is supplied
with the latest perfected Ma
chinery, all being made in
1889, and hence we have I'M
surpassed facilities for man
ufacturing Furniture Of the
Latest Styles. Call and see
us and you will find that we
lead in styles and prices, and
will duplicate any Eastern
prices. and thus save the
freight. Ca Hand see us.
WIN. CASWELL & CO.,
Corner of Gay and Church Streets,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
Madam. Louis Dancing school,

Madam L. Louis met with quite a
fiattering success at the opening Of her
select dancing school over the New
Orleans store yesterday evening. She
had a large attendance Of the repre-
sentative ladies Of the city, with their
children, and large class was organ
lied. The Madam is thoroughly pro.
fcient in all the newest dances, Is q
pleasant and agreeable lady, and her
class presents extra advantages to la.
dies or children Wishing to take les
sons. She gives her next Lesson Tues
day evening at 8 O'Clock.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
Umbrellas cheap, at Herbert Hall
Reading Facilities in the Street
Car.

Mr.. o. Beamau, the enterprisiDg
president Of the street car company,
has made preparations, in the shape
of neat racks in both Of the
cars on his line, to keep read.
ing matter for the accommoda-
ton of his passengers, hereafter. He
has three apartments, one for bible,
one for copies of each Of the daily
papers and one for religious papers, 80
as to furnish variety. 1t is certainly
commendable action on Mr.. Beaman's
part, will be great convenience to all
passengers, aud We are cure 1t will be
appreciated by all.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
Grand Hodge knights Of Honor

The grand lodge OF Tennessee
Knights of Honor, meets iu Nashville
next "Wednesday. Excursion tickets
will be sold to representatives from all
points on the Z. t., V. & G. railroad,
on the 18th and 18th, good to return
up to the 18Th inst
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11

1t must have been "fat' day for
the "bitters" vendors about the city
yesterday, judging from the score at
the lookup. At one time In the after
noon there were five d. DIS registered,
and the police were on the lookout for
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
"IndigestiOn."

You have tried everything for it
and found no help. We are no doc.
tors, but can offer a prescription that
has cured very many, and 1t might
cure you as we'll; 1t will cost but a
quarter dollar, and can be had at
any Druggists. Ask for Perry Davis
PAIN,KILLER.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
e. A. AKERs

Attention lie called 10 the notice 10
be found In another column from
Chairman Murphy, of the sanitary
committee OF the city council, inviting
proposals for the removal Of slops,
garbage, ETC., from the city limits.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
Church Eupuer.

Mrs. Mamie Lipscome will give a
Supper at Splro's Hall, on the night
Of April 10th, 1880, for the benefit of
the Shiloh Presbyterian Church.
apr11d2t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
Capt. George Washington to Lee.
tuEe at COrinth Church.

Capt. George Washington, of this
city, has been invited to deliver his
new lecture at Corinth Church, in
Grassy Valley, on next Thursday
night week, 18th inst.
Mr.. Washington is quite favorite
speaker with Grassy Valley society,
and will. no doubt, have fine audi-
epce to hear him.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
We Could Not BE More Accom-.
m0dAting.

we will ship goods TO any address,
with the privilege Of returning, II not
satisfactory 1--WE pay fieight one way).
Send for one Saddle, IL no more.
MILLER & HoLLINoswoRrg
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11

A note from John Chumlea, ESQ.,,
stated that the peaches on Beaver
Ridge are not killed as was reported
yesterday. Another gentleman tells
as the same, and also says they are
not all killed In the vsllles. The
apples are uninjured.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
Before Breakfast

always use soZODONT and rob 1t In
we'll. 1t gives such pleasant relief from
parched tongue resulting from sleep,
promotes the healthful secretions Of
the mouth. II will cost more for meat
aud such things, but don't begrudge 1t.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.

sOrtment of SURGICAL INSTRU-
EENTs OF the finest makes, and
offer them to the trade at the lowest
figures. Visiting and resident pbysi-
clans invited to call and examine.
Respectfully,
I.XA&M 4 nMrT,A HrpREIL