Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-04
pENCILETTEs,

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A check has been put upon the
operations of the gardeners.
A zine mine has been discovered In
Blount county.
During the month of February the
Nashville police made 266 arrests.
The indications last night pointed
strongly to another spring fIeshet.
In Massachusetts the divorces now
average one to every twenty fur mar
risges.
Stanford, Kentucky, boasts Of
baby, II months old, weighing 100
pounds.
To-day is the 103rd anniversary OF
the birth of Robert Emmett, Ireland's
great patriot.
Peter Kern is a member of the Sher-
man club in Cincinnati. 1t lent our
Peter, however
A charter of Incorporation has
been granted the Kinds valley acade-
my, ia Roane county.
There are thirty eight people in
Rhea county for every wheeled We
hicle within the bouDds OF that
county
Two iron furnaces are to be erected
at cost Of 100000 at Cowan, by
Messrs, O'Conner, Cherry, Morrow &
Shook
What is supposed TO be rich silver
mine las been dis covered on some
land ia Blount county owned by
Messrs. Hood, Mckinley & Co.
The Memphis Ledger says there
will be private soldier on exhibition
at the centennial at Nashville-the
only one surviving The late war.
The noon train yesterday brought
down very fine and immense block
of variegsted marble from the quarry
OF Havey g. Brown, on the river, at
Caswell's stat on.
According to the Democrat, Capt. J.
P. Edmondson, of Blount county, has
been appointed by Col. Melton,
United States storskeeper and gsuger,
and located at Craig's Ford, Campbell
county.
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 s. Go.
They say there is no advance on
Oliver Chilled Flows. The farmers
ought to lay in their supply before
the advance, which is sure to come.
Woodruff & Go, Keep large stock.
1t was anything but propitious
and inviting evening for wedding
LAST night. Int ",tis an i'll wind that
blows no one good" and the livery
men came in for their share of ad~
vantages.
Mill. Barlow, the senior member Of
the minstrel combination which ia
booked for an appearances in Knoxville
next month, is an old typo, and used
to "stick EN-" on the Paris Ky True
Kentuck an.
Maryvlile Democrat: Mr.. A n.
Lovelaee, Of Knoxville, gave US q
pleasant call, Thursday last Mr.. l..
has invented an improvement in Ia
sect traps which, We think, is suc-
cess destroying all insects that prove
destructive to v getation.
Ella Chesnutt, OF Rogersville, tried
to open her Che mutt burr so that her
overwhelmed soul might fly away by
drinking laudanum, last week, but the
frost had not come and the burr
wouldn't open. "Chawles" wasn't
devoted enough.
Rogersville Sp ctator A cad &C
cident occurred on the outh side OF the
river, near Surgoinesville, on last
Thursday. A child of Mr.. VIM.
Bailey's, about two or three years OF
age, while attempting to cross a swol-
len cieeK, on foot-loDg, lost it's bal.
ance, fell over, aud before assistance
could be brought, was drowned.
The Sisters of ) o eph have estab
llshed their echooI in the room adjoin
ing the Franklin house, formerly occu
pied by the Knoxvi lie Turn Verein
and known Turner hall. This Sis
tiers formerly occu led the old GILES
pie building, overlooking the Msryvlllt
railroad bridge, but that was purchased
by Mr.. w. g. Mead and is being put
in first-class repair to be occupied as
residence.
Combs, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes
Tooth Brushes, Ma Brushes, Bail
Brushea. DrtasinO Casas CnlnpnA Sets