Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-01
RsENsEEETTES.

Washington.
Nashville city bonds were worth
ST. .O44 lat week.
The last winter month has well
nigh faded from view.
DIR Duncan Eve, OF Nashville, has
q dog which weighs Is ounces.
Atlanta, Ga, has cooking club Of
young ladies. whO hold their meetings
at tue Governors mansion.
The Morgan Dispstch learns that
Rev. &C. Peters, Of the NJ. E church,
has taken charge of tue CrJssyille cir
cult.
The establishment Of a commercial
college department in the Vanderbilt
University 1T Nashville is eontem-
plated.
The Lookout rolling mill strikers
are repvItsd as s;lll holding out and
the employers are Sc firm SIS ever in re.
fusing their demands
The gardeners and farmers have
been put ing in good work, and
making up Ior lost time during the
pact few days OF pretty weather.
Stoots Bros. have commenced the
erect on of large skating rink and
general amusement nail in Cha sroo-
"a. he Dimensions of watch will be
40x235 feet.
A leading contra n Of this city
ventures the predict OH that there viii
be nOro building in and around Knox
Vile this seasOl tlaO has ever been
known for any five seasons previous.
The prctracted met ting at the Meth
odist church IN Bii til is reported as
continuing win great results Twen-
ty-tW0 pen.t3Lt t. were at The altar one
night laet weeE.
Mr.. D. B. Wright, student at the
UnIVeIs t. Of Tennessee, resident of
Mild Is Tennessee, Las united with the
Cumberland Preshy terian church at
Greenevii!e according, 10 the Herald.
HeLFy Peace, the young man who
lost enc OF his great toss while work.
ing prfss IN the CHRONICLE j 10
rooms some days ago, il. we are glad
to note, able TO be about, though on
crutChes.
The Cleveland Banner learns that
Captain w. L. Cat, Cha'ata, has re,
ceiVed an appointment ia the postal
service. Capt. Cate is ote of the best
citizens Of Bradley county, and will
maize an efficient officer.
The corrected returns Of the Polk
AMI Bradley election, according to the
Cleveland HeTalt, giFe IL. Il. Fout,
Republican fox Haprese Dtatiy', l09
minority He had 323 in Bradley, anu
Stewart had pa in Polk,
Hon. Hugh Anderson, Safe credit
Democrat, has bean elected repTe,enta
tive in the legislature from Madison
county. u fill The vacancy caused by
Hon. Howell T.. Jackson, elected to
the Uoi ed States Senate.
According to the Grecnevile News
Dolly Branch, coicred, OF South Caro-
Ina. WAS married when eleven years
CID, had hsr first Child when twelve,
ana her twenty-siXth when fifty years
OF age, all being single biTthP.
The EIizabethton Mountsineer
learns that Joel n. Carriger has pur-
chased the stock in the Doe River
wooden mills. owned by Il d. Jobe
and John NJ. King, and will assume
the business management of the works
after the first OF May.
Mr.. W. W. Blair and Miss frankie
BFOwder, and Mr.. w. r. Blaic and
Miss Laura J. Blair were married by
Rev. J. s Porter at London Thursday.
mr. K. +. Brown. Of Rhea Springs,
and Miss Sallie Z. Kimbrough, of
Rhea county, were married on the
22nd inst.
Ross Brothers are getting in readi-
ness their stCre-room, corner of Cav
and CHnch streets, fixing it up inane X.
ceedlngiy tasteful and attractive man
ner. They are already receiving the
hr't ins'aliments of what may be ex
pec'ed t. be the beat selected stock of
furnishing goods ever brought here.