Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-05
PENCILETTES,

Cheap JOB PRINTING at Ramage's.
A delicious Beefsteak at Galyon Il Lees.
The last rose of summer faded yesteday.
''Pink-eye" is disappearing among the
horses at Nashville.
The ice factory has stopped after highly
successful season.
- Jack Frost has come at last and pork and
turkeys are in demand.
The early sown wheat crop has fine
start and is looking well.
Galyon i Lee have them "two-f aced
butchers scales, " of Turnbulls patent.
spoke and axe-handle manufac tory at
Loudon is doing good business.
The market is well supplied, and if
man has money enough he can live well.
There is not vacant house in the town
of Athens, says the Post Good for Athens.
The perfume of orange blossoms is again
in the air. They are getting the clothes
ready.
Have your meat weighed on Turnbull's
'ttwo-faced scales Galyon i Lee have
them.
The man who buys pork in the Knoxville
market this winter will pay round price
for it.
The Knoxville car-shed mandatory is
working to its full capacity, and has orders
ahead
Knoxville has had some first class stinks
laying around prumiscuously, and frost has
come none too soon.
Stock dealers in Cooke County complain
that it is impossible for them to procure
cars to ship their stock.
With eggs at the price they are have been
for several weeks, Il hennery would be a
6rst-class bonanza.
During the month of October the depot
agent at Greeneyille sold 1O4 excursion
tickets to Jonesboro and 50 to Knoxville.
Quite a number of persons in Sewer
County are about to become citizens of
Knoxville, some of whom will be employed
at the car factory.
Walter Craigmiles, Of Cleveland, was
married last Thursday to Miss Annie Sun.
dusky, of Sheibyville, Tenn. The bride is
sister of Mrs. W. S. Upton.
About thirty colored men were congre-
gated at the depot last night awaiting trans
portation for Condon's works on the new
road from Ooltewah to Red Clay.
The Cleveland Banner says if the country
was filed with such farmers as Howell
Matthews and jim Henderson" of McMinn
County, it would blossom as the rose.
The anniversary of the Bradley County
Bible Society will be held at Cleveland to-
morrow evening. The annual sermon will
be preached by Rev. j. B. Ford.
The stern-wheel steamer "Tellico." Capt.
VIM. Hennegar MASTER lately running be-
london and i,,tn
port yesterday evening for repairs.
Workmen were engaged yesterday in
putting down heavy square rock in the
store for the foundation of their big clock
The handsome editor of the Cleveland
Banner is one uf the most prosperous jour
nalists in the State. He is fattening twelve
hogs and proposes to buy so bushels o.
corn.
Benson Skin Cure, Benson's Pills for Neu
ralgia, Co'gate's Vaseline Pomade, Roc
Cure, Hop Bitters, Cascara Cordial IAN ele
CANT laxative), Combs, Brushes, Soaps ant
Toilet articles at j. w. Slocums', Druggist
east SIDE Gay street, sign, gold mortar"
oct 23tf
Newport Sentinel: Among the late raw
ages of diptheria in the 9th district of thi
county, we regret to learn that two SINAI
children and one nearly grown of GU
friend, D. L. Templin, have died the las
two weeks. Also, child of John Butler
and one Alex. Dennis with the same drea
malady. We hear of no further cases.
Cleveland Herald After the perform
ance Friday evening the members of Coup
circus visited the grave of the young ma
Thurber that died here week before las
and held regular funeral services. The
band played several dirges and one of til
members made a very pretty talk for the OF
caslon. The scene was very affectng-se'
eral of the men, and all the ladies she
tears.