Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-31
PENCKLETTES.

TWO ujdU-uUS5 NSES hIliOu u6aI
Nashville Monday.
The overc0at is still an essential ar
ticle OF wearing apparel.
It wasn't much Of day for garden
ing yesterday.
The steamer J. II. Johnson lett
Chattanooga for Knoxville yesterday.
Tomorrow ia "Ail Fools Day"
Brace ND and be on your guard against
"sells."
Com fell from IS to 623 cents in
Chattanooga Tues dsy, and about 5000
bushels changed hands.
The frst month of spring expires
with to-day. There's been precious
lite spring weather, however.
Farmers and gardeners were never
known to ne so far behind with their
spring work as now.
Mrs. l.. Virginia French, the we'll
known authorizes and pOetess. Is res
ported to be lying at the point OF death
at her home near McMinDville, Tenn.
Large numbers Of rsf.smen are
arriving on every train from Chatta-
n0oga, returning to their homes Iii
Claiborne and other counties.
March seems to be going out de-
cidediy lion like and with ven 2eance,
according to the state Of the weather
yesterday.
The United States district court
the first regular term since its eEtAb-
lsbment-meet5 in Chattanooga to-
morrow, Hon. d. M. Key presiding.
Harry BrowB, son of eX-Gov. Neill
s. Brown, who was an express mes
senger, was shot and killed in New
Mexico last week.
Senator Coleman, of Hancock, has
recovered from an attack Of mumps,
and was in his eeat in the Tennessee
senate Monday.
A reward of $50 has been offered for
the thief or thieves who robbed the
store of M. 2. Reeve, at Greeneviile,
Of $500 last Thursday night.
Four prisoners were sentenced to the
penitenliary i'll the circuit court at
Chattanooga, Tuesday, three for one
year and one for three years. Three
were for larceny and one for felonious
assault.
A good road is to be cons tructed by
the government from Chat gnooga to
the National Cemetery a! that point
needed.
According 10 the Gszette, Charles
ID Vault, c0iored, who was arrested at
this place last week and taken to
Mofristown by Sheriff Maze, for steal
ing boots, has been bound over to
count aud com mit5ed to jail.
Andrew Jackson, a white mar, has
been sent 10 the penitentiary for six
teen years for horse-stealing in Dick
son county. A case is also pending
against him for the murder Of old
man Clardy, near White Bluff re-
Gently.
The Gsz3tte rnpnrts the shipment,
by Mr.. W. II. Coffman, of three bar
rels of picked beef from Morristown
for the European market. It is the
first shipment Of the kind from that
depot, and made as an experiment.
Two valuable horses were stolen
from their stables In Chattanooga
Monday night. The owners were s.
NJ. Winchester and James P. Nc
Millin, jr.. aud each animal was
valued at $500. There is no clue to
the thieves, but the country is being
secured for them.
Judge John NJ. Carmsck, of Mem.
phis, has sued the Memphis and
Charleston Road for $50 900 damages
for ejecting him at Grand Junction
seven months ago from sleeper on
which he had taken through passage
II East Tennessee. The sleeper was
sWltcbed off at the point referred to,
and the change was then made.
Lovers of honey will be gtatified to
learn that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is a
much sWeeter article in winter and