Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-04
PENCILETTES.
1t continues warm.
Oysters at Schubert's.
Rao,,y;S1l raafher Sunday

Oysters at Schuberts.
Beautiful weather Sunday.
FINE LOT OF CANES AT RAMAGE'S.
This is fair week on both ends of the line
Of railroad.
Rumoss are said to prevail at Nashville,
that Mayor +. A. Kercheval is to be ap-
pointed postmaster at that place.
Chattanooga has in contemplation street
car extern siops to the foot of Lookout Noun
tain and to the National Gem. terry.
Next Thursday is Tennessee day at the
Cincinnati industrial Exposition The fare
from Chattanooga and return is only S6.Io.
The Chattanooga Times announces that,
beginning with next Monday. 1t will here
after publish paper every day in the week.
Colonel Wookcock, United States internal
revenue collector for the Nashville district,
collected $50, 22S 06 during September, an
increase of SIS, 800. SO over the same month
last year.
Bishop z. G.. Andrews, of Washington,
%. c., and Rev. L. 8. Rust, d. D., of Cln-
cinnati, eminent divines of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, both preached IN the
Pine Street N. f. Church in Chattanooga
Sunday.
The faculty were to take formal possession
Yesterday of the new and handsome build
ing erected in Nashville for the medical de-
partment af the University of Tennessee.
and the fail and winter session opened with
that date.
John Corners, an engineer On the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, was the lucky
man who drew SIS, 600, half of the capital
prize in the last Louisiana lottery drawing,
and now has the money. de invested III
thrse half tic kets few days before the
drawing. He says he will go on to run his
engine az before and keep the So, 900 to
fsu back on in case of bad luck.
Chattanooga Times, Sunday: Yesterday
two little Cherokee Indians named NJ JiiIe
and Emma French, aged respectively twelve
and ten, arrived Ill the city from 1aleqla,
Indian Territory, having come via Clncln-
Xii, without al escort. They were Ell route
to Maryviile, Tennessee, where they Will
attend school. The little girls were ex-
trsmely bright and intelligent and are abua-
dainty able to travel alone over the CONT
nsnt.
Crazy Dave has to go on crutches, with
his broken apkle.
Two of the East Tennessee fairs occur
this week. at Jouesboro, and Sweetwater.
Caroline Jones obtained divorce from
Tom Jones in the criminal court yesterday.
We understand that the work is now / ro-
crossing finely on the clearing away OF the
debris at the tunnel on the X. q .. Rail
roai this side ef Careyville, and it will be
put through and renewed as sool a. pos
sible.
At Dunbar's yesterday, tbs ladies' ex-
hausted all the descriptive adjectiyes III
Webster's unabridged, aud then declared
they were not sufficient to do justice to the
elegant display of Millinery to be seen in
bis establishment
The sanitary committee, under the lead
of its efficient chairman, DR.. John Z. Muir
ply, with the assistance of Chief of Police
Harper, has commenced strict enforce
ment of the hog laws. new pound has
been established in East Knoxville, on Cum
herland street, and Jas. Huling is employed
~ poundmaster.
Mr.. C. C. McCarty has on exhibition and
on trial at his residence in this city p new
patent pump, which was invented by his
brother, Mr. Frank McCarty, of California,
who is now here. This is the first model
made here, and was put mp at Clark S four.
dry. 1t Is an excellent pump, an improve
ment over anything we have seen, aud would
be specially valuable in case of fires With
$50 feet Of hose attached, Mr.. McCarty can
throw good stream.
Mr. J. J. Condor, of the popular con
tracing firm of Condor & Co., came in
yesterday from the Knoxville and Ohio ex
tension works, bringing about sixty hand,
and lot of mules. carts, etc, for the pur
pose of transferring them to Georgia, tc
snter upon the work which they have undel
contract there. He was to leave on thu
early train for Atlanta. The first two mile
OF their K. d o. work is about finished
except some masonry, and the other worI
Is progressing finely.