Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-12
Maximum thermometer 81. Q minimum
thermometer 69.5o rainfall 600.
We are two again.
City council tonight.

We are two again.
City council tonight
Rain begins to be badly needed agaia.
These nights are perfectly delightful.
The new goods of the new notion firm of
Fletcher, Hall & BraZelton commenced to
arrive and were being opened yesterday.
John Womble, an employe at the Roane
iron Works, Chattanooga, was stabbed in
the back and a pretty serious wound in
hicted Wednesday, i'll Chattanooga, by
Charley Dunn, driver. The fight grew
out of jealousy about woman. Dunn was
arrested and committed to jail.
Eggs are bringing II and butter II cents
at wholesale in the Chattanooga, sudden
and considerable advance.
Chattanooga Times A partyof young ladies
left Collinsville, Ala, early in the afternoon
for a ride about the country, and when a
few miles out of town, a severe shower
arose, and the young ladies sought refuge
under an old shed, the nearest available
shelter. A strong wind accompanied the
shower, and a sudden gust demolished the
dilapidated structure, a young lady named
Heard being killed, and a young lady
named Cook being seriously crippled by the
falling timbers.
Chills and fever are reported as prevail
ing in parts of Sewer county.
The guests at Birds Yellow Springs We're
to enjoy grand dress ball last night
There are a number of KnoXvillians at this
pleasant resort.
Waterman and Reporter: Capt Zim-
norman growed on his farm, six miles west
of cambridge, three bushels red wheat
from one quart sowed; p bushels, Fultz
.ariety, from one quart sowed; q bushels
white beard from one quart Sowed Ordi-
nary soil, no extra preparation, sown Octo-
Der IA, 1880, with drill. on rather light up
land
Mr.. JOS. l.. Bible, editor of the Dand-
ridge Waterman and Reporter, is confined
to his bed with fever,
Our friend Walter Brownlow is on the
road to fame at last. He was elected school
commissioner at Jonesboro last week.
Newport Sentinel: Mr.. Ed. Rumbough,
of Warm Springs, killed a catamount weigh
ing Is pounds in the mountains near that
place last week
Maj, A. A Banks, late of the Newport
Sentinel, Is to take charge of the CONNER
cial Hotel at Morristown.
The recent sale of the Warm Springs, N
c., property for 800, 900 is denied.
According to the Newport Sentinel Swan
L. Burnett u Co., Big Greek, have the con-
tract for furnishing very large bill of
lumber to the railroad authorities and the
projectors of the new car factory at this
place.
The State and county taxes for both 1880
and 1901 fall due almost at the same time
year.
Col. E. W. Cole has filed objections with
the State comptroller to the assessment for
taxation of the E. T., V & G. and NJ q G.
Railroads
Mrs. Cynthia Graham, native of South
Carolina but latterlya resident of North
Carolina, died at the residence of her son-in-
law, Judge j. 2. Swami, in cambridge on
the 4th inst, aged IS years. She was an
earnest and devoted Methodist for so years.
Mr.. c. E. Powell, senior editor of the
Rogersyille Spectator, and Miss Fannie r.
Walker, daughter of DR.. Jos. r. Walker,
We're married in Rogersville Tuesday, 9th
instant, Rev. J. c. Cowan officiating.