Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-29
PENCILETTES.

Cheap JOB PRINTING at Ramage's.
1t is regular spring weather again.
twas lovely weather yesterday and Sun
day.
Thousands of wild pigeons roost nightly
in the vicinity of Chattanooga.
Prof. Mott, the dancing master, has gone
to Atlanta, where he has opened school.
A branch of the Columbia cotton and
produce exchange was opened IN ChaIta-
nooga yesterday.
The proprietors OF the Chattanooga Times
have purchased lot and are soon to COM
mence the erection OF fine and commodl-
Gus building for the occupancy OF the
Times.
Among the real estate transfers registered
in Nashville last week, was the following ;
MARY E. Lloyd to w. A. Horne, lot in
Knoxville, $4,000
Rev. Isaac Emory, of this city, was to
address a Sunday school meeting in Mem
phis last night.
The deputy Supreme Court clerk at Nash
vile received letter, Saturday, from Chief
Justice Jas CT. Deaderick, saying that ne
would be able to attend the coming session
of the court, and will be i'll Nashville, De-
cember 4.
In the Circuit Court at Chattanooga, Sat
urday, Robert Brown was sentenced to the
penitentiary years and Anderson Bush )
years, each for larceny.
The New Orleans mint during the months
of July, August, September and October
shipped 81, 1874 900 in standard silver dol
lars to the different Southern States, Ten
nessee receiving $99, 500.
Memphis had 26 deaths last week, 10
white and IS colored. In Nashville there
were 10 deaths, 6 white, colOred. Nash
vile had Il births.
Hon. Z. r. Butler has sufficiently recov-
cred from his illness TO resume bis Law
practice at Taylorsville, as we learn from
the Bristol Reporter.
John Gusa, a Hungarian, who was a
blacksmith on the Carter County marrow
guage railroad, has been convicted At the
Elizabethton Circuit Court of the murder OF
Martha Wyatt, and sentenced to 10 years in
the penitentiary. His plea was insanity.
The grand jury at Nashville, on Saturday
last, returned the bills charging Senator Il.
T. Smith and Speaker Morgan with bribery,
in the last legislature, indorsed-''not true
bill"
The Roane County Republican complains
that the road from Emory Gap to Kingston
is almost impossible, and suggests that 6
hack line should be established from Rock
wood direct to Kingston.
There was killing frost all over the
State of Louisiana last Friday morning,
and ice formed in New Orleans.
In the Circuit Court at Nashville suit has
been entered by J. Y. Cooper and wife
against DR., Henry Sheffield, for $25, 900
damages, charging him with negiecting his
duty as physician.
Northern capitalists have been prospect
ing in Nashville, with view to establishing
a mandatory of street cars.
There are at present 718 prisoners in the
penitentiary at Nashville and 535 in the
branch prisons, making total of 1858 con-
yicts in all.
Tomorrow is durmmers day at the Atlanta
exposition, and they will be there IN full
force.
In it's exposition notes, the Atlanta Con
stitution, of Sunday, says: The Knoxville
iron works, represented by Mr.. Frank
Barker, have a display of nails, bar iron,
washers, bolts, mine rails, specimens show
ing the iron in stages from the ore to pig
iron, ect.
MIR. W. G. Chbourne, young man who
lives at Tunnel Hill Ga, has been quite il
for some days, of typhoid fever, at the res
idence of his uncle, Mr.. J. t. Ambrose, il
this city. He is attended by DR.. j. G.
Hudgings. His mother arrived from homs
in response to summons Friday night
Mrs. Cameron, on Market Square, de
sires to return thanks to all who have showl
her kindness, during her recent aftiictiol
and bereavement, in the death of her sister
Mrs. Salhe Earnhart
Write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 90
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for name
of ladies that have been restored to perfec
health by the use of her Vegetable Com
pound. 1t is positive cure for the mos
stubborn eases Of female weakness.
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