Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-06
PENCILETTES.

white and IL colored.
Measles prevail to some extent in por-
tons of Hamilton County
Maryville Las a colored school in success
full operation, with sixty-two scholars.
Chattanooga's supply of watermelons is
running short, and they are now receiving
them from Cincinnati.
Prof. j. NJ Stewart, of this city, is to
lecture i'll the Southern Methodist Church
at Maryville, tomorrow night.
Lewis Smith colored well digger, was
sufo lated in well, near Chattanooga, last
Saturday, and taken out dead.
Mr. Henry d. Boyd, of Concord, has just
left Goodnans Knoxville Business College
TO take position with Cowan, McClung Il
Co.
Ex-senator James f. Bailey and wife
passed down Saturday from Morristown, On
their way to their way home, GAINESVILLE,
and stopped over in Chattanooga.
The Third National Bank of Chattanooga,
started by Dr. VIM. Morrow and other
Nashville capitalists, commenced business
at Chattanooga Saturday, with 1925, 900
capital.
Mrs Josiah White, of Indiana, died in this
city last week and was taken to Maryylll9 TO
be buried in the Friends graveyard. Her
son died few weeks since and was also
buried at Maryville
The Ninth Cincinnati Industrial Exposi-
ton opens tomorrow. special train is to
be run from Chattanooga to-day, on which
the fare viii be $40 for the round trip.
Afternoon the regular round trip fare viii
be $l365.
Maryyille Democrat: Rev. j. N. Hall, q
well known and highly respected colored
Presbyterian minister, was ordained last
Sunday night at the New Providence Church.
Mr.. Hall will go to Africa as a missionary,
and will leave on the 18th inst.
Nashville is getting walked up over the
municipal election which is to occur Satur-
tiav. the oath inst E. B. Stahllnan is first
to announce himself for mayor. The pres
ent incumbent, Mayor 7. A. kerchival, is
serving his eighth consecutive term.
We notice that our young friend Sam. W.
Graves, with Butt DePue X Co., has offered
as special premium for the best gents
homemade shirt at the Tennessee Valley
Fair, g toilet set valued at IS.
blind man, led by a woman and playing
al ACCORDION, was doing the streets yester-
day and soliciting aims.
ment of the University of Tenne ssee opened
at Nashville yesterday. Owing to the mis-
fortunes of the contractor the new building
was not completed i'll time and ether quar-
tiers were seemed.
The Rhea County News of last week pub
hshed the premium list and rules and regu-
latiOus of the Tennessee Valley Fair, which
will be hold on the grounds at Rhea
ntar
nth, and holding for five days.
Rain is what we need now.
1t is fall in name but summer IN tempera
ture.
Most of the churches have changed the
hour of opening night service from 3 tC
80 O'Clock.
In game of base bali at Bristol last Fri
day, the Bristol club beat the Marion, Va
club by score of IA to @.
Bristol has a fourishing fruit evaporatins
establishment, employing 40 or so hand
and turning out about 1000 pounds of driet
peaches per day.
Knoxville Presbytery, which has been il
session at Soddy, Hamilton County. ad
journed yesterday. The next session will b.
held Ill the First Presbyterian Church a
Chattanooga Rev Dr. Jas. Park, of tbi
city, attended.
Only two marriage licenses were issue'
from the office of the county court cler]
during the past week, as follows: Nathan
NJ. Sanders and Nancy NJ Worthington
Albert E. Cloyd and Martha j. Stanley.
BIRTHDAY CARDS AT RAMAGE'S.
The Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Loui
Railroad has made reduction from 3 TO
cents mile on rates for immigrants.
The Knox County criminal court, Sep
TENDER term, will meet tomorrow.
The book stores have been doing thirty
ing business during the past two or tire
days in the sale of school books.
The Holston Annual Conference of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church is to be held a
Maryville, commencing Thursday, Octobe
20. 1881.
Mesgrs. Nelson & Dickinson, live ana
progressive firm of Knoxville lawyers, ar,
prepared to bear testimony to the fact that
advertising pays" Some days ago the,
advertised in the WING & CHRONICLE,
Il steam saw mill for sale or rent, and wer,
50 overwhelmed with answers by mail, tina
they were compelled to get up a printed
circular letter to reply thereto.
From the Reporter we notice that Mr.
JulltlS mayer II IINe anu progressive com
mission merchant of our city, has Offered
TWO special premiums, for the Bristol Borde
Fair, which meets the 21st inst. He offer
So for the best peck of dried peaches ant
IS for the best peck of apples.
Bristol continues to assume city airs
They are to have street sprinkler as tn,
next improvement.
Mr.. Joseph L. Bible. editor of the Dan
bridge Waterman and Reporter, is still yer,
i'll with typhoid malarial fever, having beer
confined to his bed for three weeks Las
week there was little hope of his recovery
but at latest accounts he was better.
There was another boom in real estate
transacting last week.
The last section of the freight from
Bristol, i'll charge of Capt. Sam Adie, wa
delayed several hours last night on accoun
of the engine getting Off the track abou
Caswelrs.
We understand that an effort is beins
made by their numerous friends to hav'
Miss Louise Clarke and Mr.. Herman Rus
sell to give another entertainment in elocu
ton and humor at the opera house durins
the coming week.
Queen Esther Chapter, No. 3. Order o
the Eastern Star, which organization il
composed of the wives of colored Maste
Masons, is to give a festival next Friday
night, at Harmony Lodge Hall, Gay street
10 which the admission viii be 10 cents