Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-19
PENCILETTES.

It's vacation all around us.
One more Sunday in June after this.
The wheat crop in Roane county is said
TO be failure, as general thing.
A correspondent of the Roane County
Democrat, who has visited the Oakdale Iron
Works, in Roane county, has ascertained
that It's hands are employed regularly there.
They manufacture, on an average, 60 tons of
iron per day, and their daily expense is
$500
According to the Blount county Demo
crat, Montyale Springs will be run this sea-
son by Col. F. G.. Martindale, and will be
opened for guests Monday.
Blount county Democrat: Mr.. Fred A.
Fulton went over to Knoxville Tuesday last
to take position in Slocum's drug store.
Fred is nice young man, and is an expert
enced pharmacist. He has the good wishes
of the entire community.
Greeneville has an ice-cream saloon.
George Canter has been sentenced to 3
years i'll the penitentiary by the circuit
court at Greenevills for obtaining goods
under false pretenses from G.. B. Park &
Co.
H H McNabb and James and G.. W.
Shockley have been appointed by Governor
Hawkins census enumerators for Granger
county. Commissioner A. W. Hawkins has
appointed A. B. Campbell land canvasser
for Hancock county.
Nashville American: Governor Hawkins
offers reward of $3.50 for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of each of the unknown
parties who, on the 18th inst, fired into the
cabin of a colored man at Tracy City, with
out cause or prOvocation. --.-
Early roasting ears begin to be abundant
IN market. -
J. A. Alternately has resigned the presi-
dency of the Tennessee Valley Fair Associa-
ton. =
The body of boy named John Sutton,
10 years old, was found last Monday in
Chicamauga creek, near Chattanooga, where
1t was supposed the deceased had been bath
ing Sunday and was drowned. There were
also suspicious of foul play, but they were
not authenticated.
Thos. Hill, the man who has been in jail
III Nashville, charged with having robbed A.
q. Smith of government funds on Muscle
Shoals last March, has been identified as
VIM. Ryan, member of the celebrated
James Brothers gang, the men who have
been such terror to the people of Missouri
and some parts of Kentucky ever since the
war. He has been taken to Missouri to an
swer charge of having robbed the Con-
eordia Bank of S35, 600 aai
99c. Goods at the E. r. China
House for 65 cents. Price, and see
for yourselves.
Mr. Beaman, with commendable enter
prise, had all three of the street cars await
ing the closing of the exercises at the Opera
house last night, and they were well patron
lied and crowded by the returning citi-
zens.
A negro man was jailed at Jonesboro last
week for miscegenation, his wife being a
full-blOoded white woman.
The general manager of the famous
Erlanger Railroad Syndicate. to whom the
Alabama Great Southern Road belongs was
in Chattanooga this week, having just re-
turned from a trip to Europe.
Concerts are to be given at Athens, the
23d; Sweetwater, oath, and Loudon, 25th
insts, by a splendid Knoxville organization,
known as the Krutzsch Concert Company,
consisting of Mr.. Oscar Krutzch, Miss Cor
neia Crozier, Miss Kate Deaderick, Mr.. L.
o. Deaderick, Mr.. Frank Barker and Miss
Clara Ware, accompanlst.
John Kavanaugh was arraigned before
Justice Allison yesterday, charged with a
felonious assault on Elkanah Ballenger, OF
Granger county, and was bound over to
criminal court in the sum of 81 600, which
bond was promptly given.
Dr. Key. the famous colored keystone
inament man, with his wonderful minstrel,
BLACK SAM" and another just like him,
have been attracting crowds on the streets
for the past two nights.
The Welsh Sunday school picnic was en-
joyed yesterday at Featherstone's grove, on
the line of the Knoxville and Ohio railroad.
There was large attendance and it was a
very pleasant occasion.
Thos Shady, deaf mute, was found on
the train coming from Chattanooga yester-
day by Prof. D. c. Hommel, out of money
and attempting to make his way to New
York, where he formerly lived He is an
intelligent and apparently worthy young
fellow, who claims to have been machinis
in Memphis for about years. Prof. HON
mel kindly stood for his railroad fair to
Knoxville, and gave him a note to the asy-
lum, where here he will be properly cared
for till he can get some assistance or work.