Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-12

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Chattanooga's Irish Relief Fund
has reached 1925.
The boys are all absorbed now in the
amusement of rolling hoops.
Morristown is being canvassed for
the relief OF the Irish sufferers. g.
The front of McTeer's clothing store
ia receiving a new coating of paint.
Already the mails begin to be heavily
freighted with Valentines. Saturday
is the day. 49,
Fifteen Tennessee stables are to be
represented at the spring meeting OF
the Chicago Jockey Club.
The WATSON Car Works in Chatta.
nooga, which were destroyed by fire
not long since, are being rapidly re-
built.
A white male child, apparently pre-
maturely born, was found in Chatta-
nooga sewer last Tuesday. The
parents of the child are unknown.
The spring trade begins to open up
quite lively, with bright prospects OF a
continuation, and even an improve
ment of the good times.
They say there is no advance on
Oliver Chilled P ows. The farmers
ought to lay in their supply before
the advance, which is sure to come.
Woodruff & Co. keep large stock.
Farmers, Attention We will have
IS car loads of Land Plaster on hand
and for sale. Call early before the
supply is exhausted. W. w. Wood.
ruff & 20.
The name of the Messy Creek Bsp-
fist College, as we learn, is to be
changedto Carson College," in honor
Of Hon. J. H. Carson, Of Jefferson
county. A merited tribute to worthy
citizen.
Nashville Banner: Henry Brown
was frozen to death in Warren count.
a day or two ago. He went to distil
lery on mountain, where he becam
intoxicated, and starting home late il
the evening, fell from his horse ant
was found dead the next morning.
We understand the Jonesbort
Union Flag is soon TO be moved t.
Rogersville, where its publisher, Mr.
John s. Hayes, will continue 1t as d
staunch Republican paper, and Mr..
John w. Brown, a worthy and
talented young lawyer of Rogersville,
will be editor.
Emigrsnt Agent VIM. Kerr, had
another good party of emigrsnts
aboard yesterdays train. Among the
number who were furnished Fl rst class
tickets by him, we noticed Mr.. g. II
Smith and wife, OF Graveston, goine
on a visit to friends at Sherman
Texas; and Mr.. Howard Wiley, of Goa
Creek, taking trip West. ..e.
Morrlstown Gazette We learn that
our young friend, Frank B. Mitchell
Of this city, has been fortunate in Sc
curing a situation in D. b. Loveman
New Orleans store at Knoxville
Frank is good, industrious boy, and
we doubt not will be as pleasant ant
popular salesman there as he wei
here. He will be glad to see his Nor
ristown friends when they visi
Knoxville.
While Mrs. Lay, of Nashville, was
sitting in the rear porch of her resi-
dence last Sunday with her infant
daughter, aged IA months, a random
snow ball struck the latter In the right
temple and rendered her unconscious
She soon recovered and 10 bad effects
were seen until at night, when she be-
gan to have spasms and finally, In one
Of them, died.
MaryviIle Democrat "a freight
boom" has been in progress on the
Knoxville and Augusta Railroad for
the past four weeks, the people
Of the county shipping stock,
grain, ETC., to Knoxville, Atlanta, and
other points South and East. At no
time since the road was put into oper-
alton has the freight business been as
large as it has been for the past three
months"
Mr.. E. A. Jett, with the popular
grocery house Of Capt. A. Gaines, has
left for our inspection and testing,
some very fine samples OF tobacco
A twist of blind Billy" very fine, a
sample of the Natural Leaf" plug
which is said to almost equal
Gravely's and is much cheaper; also a
sack Of Jamison & Helms German.
town smoking, excellent. Users of
the weed will do swell to examine
Gaines' stock.
Combs, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Bath
Brushes, Dreseln Gases, Cologne Sets.
Hand Mirrors, etc, at Lyons & Nc.
Campbell's.
Work HOrse,l Spring Wagon