Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-02
PENCILETTES.

CIDER Mills at W. W. NoooAoh ~
Co.'s
The collectors are thick on the
streets.
Oliver Chilled Flows and Repairs,
at w. w. Woodruff,s & Co.
The Morristown Gazette has thrown
off It's patent outside.
Remember the organization at re-
pnblican headquarters to night.
The warm weather laps over into
the first fall month with apparently
increased intensity.
The Fay Templeton Star Alliance
Is billed for an appearance IN Oha''@
nooga, beginning October ISL
Brother Poats, the Hawkins county
adiror Of the Morristown Gazette, adj
vertises for the STOOL killer" TO Dc on
hands before another democratic con-
vention in ROgersvlile.
The Morristown Gazette has q re-
port that the negro man VINO was sho'
At and wounded by Ben. Richardson
in the recent tragedy at that place, has
since died of his wounds.
The Tribune says the fair at Tate
Snring is not good Capt. TomIinson
thinks the fare at Tate Spring will
compare favorably with the or
biography OF the Tribune.
The city schools, as has been stated,
meet for organization Friday at thelI
respective buildings. All persons
needing and desiring tickets OF en-.
trance can get them to-day by apply
ing to SUPERINTENDENT Robertson at
his room in the Bell house.
Cane Mills and EvapOrators. send
for prices. w. w. Woodruff q 20.
Rev. MIR. Sparrow preached an ex-
cellent sermon in the First Baptis'
church on last Sunday night. Al the
close of the exercises, Mr.. Strickland
invited the congregation TO attend the
series of devotional meetings 10 pe
held in his church next week, begin.
ming sunday next. There will be q
daily service, p. m and evenings.
The work on the county bridge
being ertc ed by MIR. 6. w. SauipsW
progresses finely, and begins to look
ike business. The wood work of the
apsp over Front street Is being put In
nositjou. A large force OF men is en-
0loyed on this as we'll AZ the stone
work. Mr., John Anderson, the wei
known and efficient bridge builder
with Mr. John Gates, is bossing the
wood work.
Circular Saws and Gum Betting, al
sizes, at factory prices, AZ W. w
Woodruff & Co.'s.
The return Of visitors to the summer
resorts has set in, and 1t makes thu
travel over the railroad quite heavy
both ways. Yesterday and day before
there was an unusual travel west, ant
an additional coach had to be takeI
on each day to accommodate it. There
was miscOunection by the Virgins
train at Bristol with the early trair
Yesterday morning, which incsease(
The travel on the noon train.
Galvanized Barbed Fence Wire
Send for prices. w. w. Woodruff
Co.
Ben. Shields, a colored chap, youn
in wears, but old in crime, havin
served a term in the penitentiary, wa
found yesterday forenoon by Mr..
Slocum, secreted in the house unde
the bed, where he had no doubt sta
toned himself to await an oppOrtunit,
for going through" the house. Fl
was turned over to officer Nose Smith
who arraigned him before Justice ALI
SOD, but no process was taken out an
he was released with the admOnitiO
that it would not be well for him to
caught in such scrape again.
There has been for great number (
years, ever since the grading Ct Asy
Ium street, skeleton slowed away j
one of the engine rooms at the cit
hall. It is the skeleton Of some ma
who was hung many years ago and tn
remains buried where Asylum stree
now runs. 1t was by that means ur
esrthed, and has been lying there, hi
away, ever since. AT the la
council meeting, Alderman Murph
made a motion, which prevaile'
that the skeleton be buried. Accort
ingly, sanitary policeman Mo-
Smith procured a box yesterday, p'
the skeleton therein, and took it OF
and buried it.