Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-29
Maximum thermometer 80 . minimum
tha11nnrn atar 60 3 = Rainfall 0. 90.
PFNCILETTES.

goo. Goods at the &. I. China
House for 65 cents. Price, and see
for yourselves.
Two S,1nday-schooi lic1lics will go from
the city to-day. The Broad Street III. Z.
Church. South. school will go TO Inskip, OF
the knoxville and Ohio Railroad. The First
SaDtis school wiu go on Il river excursion
o the steamer " Johnson to Lyons View.
special from Augusta, Ga, TO the
Charleston News and Courier, under date Of
18th inst, says: Augusta aud Knoxville
Railroad bonds bought yesterday By syn
dictate at 81 sold to-day at l01 The road IS
to be completed as rapidly as possible, and
trains will run between Greenwood and Au-
gusta by the Isl of October.
A brilliant reception was given Col. E. ".
Cole, the great railroad king, at the Kimball
House. Atlanta, Wednesday night, partic-
ipatad in BY leading citizens of that city.
Colonel Cole was greeted with much warmth
and good feeling, and resolutions highly
.ommerdatory Of his railroad career and
recent developments were adopted, includ-
ing one hoping he may become citizen OF
Atlanta.
The river mail route on which Mr.. w.
Dow Rule has been assigned to duty is be-
tween Chattanooga and Cane Greek, instead
Of between L0udOn and lockwood.
Where there are 50 many bright and shin
ing lights and points of excellence as was
displayed among the pupils in the city
schools during the examinations, which
have occupied the past week, it would seem
unfair to particuiarize any one, but we will
be excused, we know, for making special
mention of two young ladies, Misses Annie
aud Mary Odeu pupils in Mrs. Fletcher's
room, at the Hampden Sydney building.
They certainly acquitted themselves with
great credit III their. examinations, and it
was the universal exclamation that better
students were never seen.
The cambridge Waterman and Reporter
learns that Lieut.. c. II. Milligan. of the u.
5. Engineer corps, will commence work,
Monday, cleaning out the French Broad
River. working 50 hands. He viii com
Enence below cambridge, at the mouth OF
Muddy Greek, and proceed down the river
Nashville American: Col. S. Il. Craw-
ford, COmmantlant of cadets at the Uni
versity Of Tennessee, Knoxville. is in the
city attending the military drills.
Lewis Tilimal, jr., Of the Knoxville bar. is
IN the city.
The revised New Testaments have been
received By some Of our booksellers, and
will likely soon come into general use.
Chattanooga Times: Mr.. Herbert Hall, a
prominent merchant Of Knoxville, was in
the city yesterday. * Mr.. John
Baxter, Of Knoxville, is in the city, spend
ing few days with his brother, DIR, q. A.
Baxter
The Reporter learns that Geo. ". Saul,
son of $. /. SAM. of Bristol. died last Sat.
friday at Savannah, Ga, of int;a nnlatoly
rheumatism
From the Helad We learn dat Mr.. San
Reese has purchased desirable lot and vii
ere2ta handsome residence IN Cleveland
Cleyeland's skating rink has closed for the
.asou, on account of the hot weather.
W. A. Kite has been appointed, by Com
missioner y, ". Hawkins real estate agent
for Greene county.
Nashville Banner: Commissioned Haw-
kins has received a letter from 4 Louisville
firm, enquiring for good timber lands on
Tennessee river. Let parties i'll that region
send their responses to Commissioner Haw-
ains,