Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-20
pENCALETTES.

IL was vigorous MaFcn WeaCner yes.
terday.
According to the almanac-makers
spring begins to>day..
There are fifty stores in Monroe
county. Gays the Democrat.
The circuses are getting ready to
produce In tents excitement.
The celebrated Baldwin Locomotive
Works built 5l5 locomotive engines
during the year 1880.
An exchange says: When does a
lock get ripe enough to pick ?" AS
soon as The spring opens, of course.
It rains alike on the just and the I'M
iust-on the just mainly because the
unjust have borrowed their umbrellas.
Rustic Motto Frames, and all ether
sizes OF Rustics, ia abundance at Nc
Crary d Branson's.
The Msryville Democrat mentions
a nine months old son of Spencer
Henry, of Biount county, weighing
40 pounds.
Little Bessie. daughter OF 10. J..
WINS, local editor of the Athens Post,
broke her left arm by fall few day 8
ago.
The second quarterly meeting for
the Kingston station is in progress in
the NJ. e. Church, Rev. w. G. Daley
presiding elder, officiating.
The medical department of the
University of Tennessee will shortly
commence the erection Of handsome
college building in Nashville, to cost
$4,000.
All kinds. sizes and styles, of Fancy
Easels and Frames, for photographs OF
every description, at McCrary & Bran
sons.
The measles have about run their
course at Cleveland, and that town
can again boast of unusual good
health, says the Banner.
An iron bridge is to be built by the
E. Il, V. & Ga. Railroad Company a.
Carriers D-plt during the coming
summer.
DR.. j. L NJ. Curry, the new sgent
eff the Peabody school fund, was in
Nashville last week, and paid visi
to the Normal College.
The large new Pricture Frame Wise
just received at McCrary Branson's
enables them to make frames better
neater and cheaper than ever before.
Athens Post: Anew post>office has
been e. established at Chuckaluck, Nc
MINI county. between Athens anC
Sewee, and W. L. Rice appointed
postmaster.
The governor pardOned, last Thurs
day, Caroline Washam, alias Nichols
sentenced at the August term, 1877, o
the Roane county circuit court, to fiV
years in the penitentlary for felony
says the Americap.
A large stock of Fancy Moulding
and Frames, just received at McCrarJ
& Brans0n's, aud will be sold so pc
ceLt. cheaper than ever before in thi
market.
Mr.. Perez Dickinson exhibited il
the city yesterday a very handsom
bunch of radishes, grown at hi
Island Home" farm. They are tn
first of the season.
Beautiful patterns, of the latest style
Sxl0, 10xl2, llx14 and 14x17, Walnu
Frames, are now being sold at Nc
Crary & Branson's, at remarkabl
low figures.
Mrs. J. II. Magill, wife of the pOpI
lar proprietor Of the Magill House 6
Athens, had a terrible fall, down tn
stairway, Tuesday, according to tn
Pest, but escaped without serious in
juries.
Elizabethton Mountaineer: A com
promise was effected on last Monda
10 the case Of the State against Mrs
Sarah Smith, nee Miss Sarah Amix
for the shooting Of Geo. Colbaugt
The defendant. agreed 10 pay all cost
and let the matter drop.
The Monroe Democrat tells of
fight last week in that county betwee
Harrison Roy and Esq. Thos. BreI
non, which occurred in this wise: M
Brennon, who married one of Mr.
Roy's daughters, filed a bill in char
Gerry praying for sale of the old home
stead for partition A portion Of tt
land was sold and Brennon bought
Mrs. Roy claims a life interest in
Brennon attempted to move rails Q
the place, when Roy resisted. Brenno
had his shot gun there but did not III
it. Roy knocked him down with
pistol and badly bruised him.