Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-02
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It's spring time.
Jackson is infested by burglars
The Nashville city library has G,000
volumes.
Two months of 1880 are gone, jus,
think Of it.
TIE Carroll county jail has not
single inmate.
Last Sunday was the first disagreed
bic Sunday we have bad for several
weeks.
The late high water cost Carroll
county about So coo, and Gibson coun-
ty suffers to the amount Of $4,000.
March can hardly be said to have
come in either like lamb or lion. 1t
Was kind of compromise between
the two.
Summertime will come again,
With its softly-blowing zephyrs.
Lowing kline are in the fields
Some arc COWS and some are heifers.
-[Tennyson.
We notice in the Atlanta ConslituA
tior the death of Mrs. Lowry, wife Of
Col. w. M. Lowry, the well-known
commission merchant of that city.
Our mayor has "ruled out" some.
thing else. This time it was the alder.
man Of the third ward, who was wont
to sit at the head of the gas committee.
During the month of February SO
marriage licenses were issued from the
county court clerks office. Since the
first OF January there have been II
Issued.
Nashville is to have this week Bar
low, Wilson, Primrose d VESTS min
slrels and the May Fisk blondes, both
of which begin engagements Wednes-
day night,
About one mile from Charlotte, n.
c., is the great crows nest. Parties
go out at night and kill them. One
negro man has collected 800, and will
convert them into manure.
Farmers, Attention.! We will have
25 car loads of Land Plaster on hand
and for sale. Call early before the
supply is exhausted. w. w. Wood
ruff & Go,
Thompson, Dudley and John Dud-
ley were sentenced to three years each
in the penitentiary for larceny by the
circuit court at GreeneviIle last week
according to the New Era.
They say there is no advance or
Oliver Chilled Flows. The farmers
ought to ley in their supply before
the advance, which ia sure to come
Woodruff & Co, keep large stock.
Rt. Rev. G. II. Quintard, bishop o.
the diocese (EpiscopsD of Tennessee
has been instructed by his physician
as we see from an exchange, to seeh
absolute rest from his arduous duties
The usual monthly collectors
swaTmed out bright and early yes
terdsy morning, and were TO be seen
darting around the whole day. AS q
general thing, they report collections
good, above the average.
Nashville American, sunday Ed.
Mccoy, colored, sentenced to the Knox
county work for gaming, at
the September term, 1873, by the
Knox county criminal court. was par
doned by the governor yesterday,
Memphis Appeal: On Tuesday
last, near Baskerville, in this county,
Markham Williams wss killed by the
falling of his clubhouse, and John
Bryant, who was at work at the gin
was severely Injured.
The present equipment of the Gin
cinnati Southern road Is 40 locomo
tivea; % passenger coaches. 2 smoking
cars. 10 baggage cars, Is cabOose cars
500 box cars, 200 stock cars, 200 coal
cars aud 200 fat cars.
Mr.. w. F, Cumsnins, the popular
music dealer, has made valuable
donation to the Young Mems Chris"
tian Association of this city, in the
shape OF one of his handsome Gum
minis organs. II is a beautiful and
excellently toned instrument. 1t has
been placed in the room of the associa-
ton, over the express office. 1t is a
gift that is highly appreciated by the
members of the association and Is a
valuahIa eoouisif;op 10 their rooT1