Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-12
PENCILETTES.
Indian summer.

Indian summer.
The city churches were well ait ended
on Sunday.
Splendid weather and lovely moon
light nights.
The Presbyterian synod meets at
Knoxville this week.
A large assortment OF Fancy CaoInet
Mats, at McCrary 81 Branson'r.
Jack Frost has been making MS
mark in tae mountains OF ocot'
county.
New Easel Picture Frames at Nc.
Crazy & Branson's.
Col. Henry r. Gibson and Mr.. t.
r. McLemore spoke to large an.
dience last Saturday at Clapp's chapel,
q the 4.h district.
A beautiful assortment of New
Velvet Frames, at McCrary & Bran.
son's.
improvements are being constan thy
made in the grounds of the Deaf and
Dumb asylum, This will soon be one
of the handsomest portions of the
city.
Chinese Ebony aud Nickel Easels
for Photographs, at McCrary q Bran
sons,
Bulletin boards have been erected
at the rolling mill, in which newspa-
pers are kept for the benefit of the
wOrkmen. A new feature instituted
by Mr.. Barker, the superintendent.
Eddie Hawkins, the boy orator.
spoke TO very good sized audience on
Sunday afternoon, at the First M. E.
church. Eddie is a very good de-
Claimer for boy of his size and years.
He spoke to an audience OF five hunt
dred people at Jones chapel across the
river sunday night.
A new street car, ''Nc. 81 was
placed on the track yesterday. It is
intended ID be run on extra OCCASIONS
and when there is an unusual amount
of travel. Mr.. Beaman contsmplates
exte4ding his line to Morgan street
sometime in the near future and
placing the new car on that line.
Mr.. T. B. McLemore, candidate fol-
the legislature for this county has just
returned from speaking at Epps'
school house in the seventh district.
He reports 10l members to the Garfield
aud Arthur club at that place. Hon
J. M. Thornburgh has been invited t.
speak there next Saturday night.
The Chattanooga Times of Sunday
chronicles the death of two negroes
killed by the care. One OF them, q
half-witted negro, was run over by g
freight train above Chattanooga. The
other, Allen Warren, a brakeman,
while on top of the train, was knocked
off by an overhsnging beam and fell
bet Ween the cara, when he was ran
over and killed Instantly.
James Furgeson and Charlie Huten,
two youthful politicians, aged respect
lively about ten and and seven years,
engaged in a pretty lively fight for
Children OF their age, last Sunday
evening. It seems that Charlie was
for Garfield, while Jimmie was a
Hancock boy. The father of Charlie
interfered and had the other boy ar
rested for assault and taken before
Esquire Brooks, who bound him over
TO court in the sum Of $3.50. It Is I'M
derstoOd that warrant will be obtain
ed for Charities father, and thus tue
fall fights will continue.
The E. T., Va. & Ga. railroad COM
paOy have lately received q large
amount of fine machinery from a Gins
Ginnstl manufacturing Company and
1t Is now placed in the cempany's new
car works, near the depot. They have
just placed in position q very large
plaDer. 1t dresses four sides at once oil
the largest t;mbers. They have also q
very fine piece of machinery
for cutting tenons. Also mould.
ing machines for executing
the finest work on finishing passenger
coaches. We understand that the
company intend establishing first class
car works here, and will soon be able
II turn out passenger coaches com.
piete. The workmen are now en-
gagged in filling large order for boz
cars for the Selma, Rome and Daltor
road.