Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-24
PENCkELETTES.

A new gas light company has been
chartered at = ashville.
Ths Tennessee Dental Association
met in annual session 1T Nashville
Tuesday.
Such delightful weather yesterday.
Travel over the railroad yesterday
was booming.
Emigrans agent VIM. Kerr had
another large patty OF emigtant5 for
the West Oh the early train yesterday
morning.
A paper mill is soon to be built at
Chattanoogs by J. T. Bell, Of Ohio,
with sac, COP invested, and J. &. Vance
as president Of the company.
There was such rush at the Akin
house last hight that Me5sra. Wilson
and Wiley, clerks, both had t. sit up
and give their rooms to dodgers.
The CHRONICLE acknowledges the
receipt of an unique invitation to
witness the carnival festivities of the
Memphis Mardi Gras occasion next
week. 1t promises to be- grand
affair.
MIR. Jno. l. Milan. the atfabIe agent
al Knoxville of the Lookout mouu-
tain line and the Alabama Great
Southern Railroad. has established a
convenient office in the rear OF Peter
Ricardi's building at the flag pond.
VIM Hiniard, a young man, section
hand on tue Il. Z. & st. L. r. r. about
u years Of sge, met with frightful
death by being run over by train in
a cut four miles below Chattanooga
Sunday night. He had been on a
spree 10 Chattanooga and was on his
way home.
Mr. 0. f. Wiley, of the Atkin
House, complished a skilled and
excellent job Yesterday in the stofhng
the skin or a fac peacock. Mr.. Wiley
is an expert In this line. The bird
was killed Monday evening. Il looks
very life-like and is beautiful speci-
men. He has ordered some artificial
eyes from Baltimore.
Oar friend Capt. e.. r. Hall re.
joices in the appearance at his home,
just before the dawn of the birthday
of the Father of his country" of a
permanent visitor, fine boy doing
well. Inasmuch as this is the first
visit of the kind for seven years, much
joy resulted in the household The
new conner is not christened YET, but
he should be called George Washing
ton.
Fanny Mays British Blondes ap-
peared in Atlanta, Ga, last Saturday
night, but were pulled by the police
before the show was over. They were
all taken TO the station house and kept
most Of the night, then guarded at q
hotel till morning, when they gave
their baggage for appearance, and
came before the recorder Monday
morning. The Objectionable features
were the statuary and an DOS Gene song
called yum, yum" Fanny May
was fined 500 and the others released.
Bristol News: Last Saturday even
ing the board of direct tors OF the Bris-
tOl & n. G. r. r. met at the Virginia
House. and increased The capital stock
Of the company to $4,000 Gen. In
bode1 at once, as the attorney of the
Tinsalia Coal and Iron Co.. subscribed
95 per cent. of the stock and agreed to
commence grading the line not later
than the first of September next, and
to complete and operate the line to
Elizabethton not later than July 1882.
The contract was closed at once and
the board adjourned.
STEELE Il MILLEL, Holden, Mo-,
cay :: The A. S. It. Co. Tip gives i'm
mense satisfaction, aud our sales of
shoes having it upon them is rapidly
increasing.
Hay and Bran.
Small bales of Timothy and Glover
delivered in your stables.