Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-19
PENCILETTES.
Christmas next Saturday.

Christmas next Saturday.
Church notices en- third page.
Another rainy Sunday--of course.
A large stock of Fancy Goods on
Display, at McCrsry q Branson's.
What il the difference between
back boot and a boot black only
five cent?.
Frames and Mouldiugs, from the
ehespest to the finest, at McCrary &
Rranson,s. xi28tf.
Miss Katie Putnam and her own
comedy company play an engagement
in Nashville this week.
Wire Picture Cord, for sale at Me-
Crary & Branson's.
Hot chestnuts are much WORE in
over co 1t pockets now. 1t is said they
take the place of gloves.
Motto Frames, in great abundan ce,
tt McCrary & Branson's.
The city council meets tomorrow
night to transact the business post
poned from the last meeting.
Dave Norman. former Knoxville
boy, recently escaped from the Chatta-
nOoga work house, where he was In.
carcerated for 100 days.
Rustic Frames of all sizes, at Nc
Crary & Branson's.
The Freshman hop, given by the
cadets of the University of Tennessee,
will take place at the Lamar house
next Tuesday evening.
The music and literary entertain
ment at the Second M. E. church, on
the Clinton pike, is to be repeated with
a change OF programme next WedDes-
day night.
Mrs. Maggie Embrey, who died re-
Gently in Kentucky, gave, in her will,
5000, 900 to the Vanderbilt University
The gift is in Louisville & Nashville
railroad stock.
Messrs. w. II. Harrison and DR.
Ristine contemplate the establishment
Of 8 mandatory for wagon hubs ant
spokes, and perhaps other articles a
Loudon, according to the Journal.
A large assortment of Gard ant
Cabinet Velvet Frames, at McCrary
BransOn's.
Eighteen Mormons left Huntingdon
Tenn, one night last week for Sal
Lake City and twenty-eight other
have recently Departed from the sam
place to Utah, says the Nashvill
American.
Japanese Fancy Easels and Ease
Frames, at McCrary & Branson's.
Chattanooga Times: They tell of
very cultured divine in Knoxvill
who, instead of saying 1.-The coll I
ton will now be taken up" fmPrc ss
lively remarks: 1.-THE accumulation O
money will nOW'eneua ~
Chattanooga Times Mr. G. F
Dewey, the chemist at the Roane irol
works, is still engaged on his analyst
of the stomach o. one Jf the victim
of the late Roane county poisoning
Nothing has as yet resulted. 1t ma
be week yet befO-e anything is dc
VelOped.
The count of the matter mailed 8
the Chattanooga pOstoffice during til
first seven days in December is as TO
lows: Number of letters, IL, I60; pot t:
cards, 2.6,7 newspapers by publisher
8,l66; packages transient matter an
circulars, 1922; merchandise, %!
Grand total, "a Ala.
The Young Mems Christian associs
ton, OF SweetWater, is to give publ
entertainment in the Presbyteria
NAOANA W IL
Democrat. Among other exercises
an address by s. e. Young, on tt
topic, "How can young men best
prepared for useful work In tt
church ?n
Chattanooga Times: Yesterday Re
j. w. Bachman received q t9legra
from MilleItoD, California, stating To
his uncle, Mr.. n. Bachman, had bee
murdered by Cinnamon, but giving
particulars. Mr.. Bachman was
aged bachelor, being about II yea
old. He was very wealthy, havil
been engaged in mining opera ito
and stock raising.
Bristol Reporter Deputy Marsh
J. A. Caldwell last Saturday arrest
Hiram Brown, postmaster at Vance
Tank, Sullivan county, on the cor
plant Of Smith E.. Mooney, depu
collector, who charged Brown wi
violating the revenue laws by retailil
manufactured tobacco without licens
He was brought before J. P. Rade
who, after hearing the evidence, di
missed the complaint.
CLOAK DOLMANs AND LIGHT Co
ORED WALKING JACKETS -We ha
q magnificent stock of the above goo
sc exceedingly Low Prices, and invi
our friends and customers in Kno
vile to send orders. We will send
o. D., with privilege of examinatio
or if you send money in advance, /,
. will return the money If the garner
are not satisfactory. To those of o
friends whom we know personally,
will send several Garments to SELF
from. Try US; we will save you m )ne
D. B. LOvEMAN & Co.,