Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-30
PENCILET1GS.

Last day of September.
Oppressively warm yesterday.
Funerals are quite frequent of late.
FINE LOT OF CANES AT RAMAGE'S.
The oyster season opened up rather
badly.
The fair season has now fairly set in, and
viii continue for several weeks.
The Ocoee Baptist Association assembled
Yesterday at Concofd church, near Chicka-
manga.
The citizens of Kingston appropriately
observed Monday, abe day of the burial OF
President Garfield, by memorial meeting.
A correspondent who claims to have tried
it writes the Kingston East Tennesseean
that Jerusalem bark, or NORWOOD, will
cure hog cholera every time without fail.
The new girls high school which has been
established in the old Female Institute on
Main street has inaugurated single daily
session The girls take lunch with them,
and are dismissed about 2 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The grand jury of Hawkins County hay
ing found a true bill against George Z. Lar
kin for killing Art. Larkin, the United
States Marshal has suspended the appoint
ment of Larkin as Deputy Marshal until the
> case is disposed in court
Kingston East Tennesseean Chancellor
Staley has called special session of the
chaucery court to meet at Kingston on the
Doth of October next, to try the cases of
John and l. II. Eblen VS.. the MeEwen estate
and the McEwen estate VS.. Hugh Martin,
and other cases that may come before it.
S. E Young, Chas. E. McLin, Thos. G.
BOYD, 4. A Boyd, B. A. Cliff, McCarter
and n. P. Hight filed an application with
the secretary of State, at Nashville, the
other day, for charter to incorporate
The Sweetwater Manufacturing Com
panyN for the purpose of manufacturing
tour, bran, shorts, meal, cotton yarns, cot
ton chain, carpet twilling, domestic prints
and furniture
Coup's monster circus will exhibit in
Knoxville on Thursday, October 9th
Hon. n L. Hall took his place as Judge
OF the criminal court yesterday evening, and
Is hearing the Henry 1icBee murder case.
Gen. j. T. Wilder has made present to
the projected Methodist college at Rock
wood Of a library Of several thousand dol
lars worth Of books.
Among the real estate transfers in Nash
VIE last week was the following Ro.
Gardner and wife, Margaret NJ, to NJ. L.
Ross; land in Knox County.
Emigrant Agent w r. Kerr, had a large
crowd Of emigrants on the early west
bound train yesterday morning. He sold
80 tickets. They came from Greene and
other counties.
During the past year there have been
issued IN Nashville 145 permits for building
brick houses, and 1856 for frame Nearly a
million dollars worth Of buildings have been
erected in that time.
,Fe understand that the grand jury in ses-
sion ut i:0gersyiIie this week, has found
true bill for murder in the first degree
against Deputy Marshal G. I. Larkin, who
killed his cousin, Art Larkin, while attempt
iug to arrest him some months since
Morristown's Municipal election occurred
last Saturday, AID resulted in the re-elec-
ton of the old board of mayor and alder
men, rs follows; Mayor, A II. Gregg !;
Aldermen, Wm, Mcfarland, j. D. Miller,
f. j. Wells, D. W. G. Davis, c. D. Merritt
d.. John Howell
October 9Th, 9Th, It'll and 9Th are the
dates for Johnston & Miller's favorite
operate Comedy Company, at Staub's
opera-house This is the strongest and
most meritOriOus mirth provoking combina-
fion on the road, and they will no doubt
draw immensely here, The press man will
be along soon. Look out for the announce,
ment
We learn from Constable W. A. Coram,
of the 4th district, that the white boy, JEFF
McBeo, who was shot by the negro boy
Scobe Price, some days since, as published
by us, is still alive, with hopes of ultimate
recovery, with proper attention. The he
gro boy is now in Jail here, awaiting hear
ing before the criminal court, it will be re
membered.
The funeral of Uncle Aaron baltimore
colored who was killed in the railroad yard @
this place Tuesday evening, took place
yesterday evening from the colored Meth
odist Church, of which he was member
Elder J. M. Washington officiating, and the
remains were buried in the Colored Gem
etery, followed by q lengthy procession
there being very large turn out of tn,
hoaf oIo Of foJI