Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-02
s'ENGkEIEECES.
I9udon c!amOrs for a bank.


other coal famine.
Johnston Crewse died in Bradley
county Monday, March %, aged Is
years.
a fine academy is to be built at
Church Hill, Hawkins equity, Gays
the Bl0untviile S.aT.
90c Goods at the E. T. China
House for 65 cents. Price, and see
for yourselves.
The Cleveland Herald looks for lis
editor home from Washington in
few days, if his shoes hold out.
Prot D G. West9r, OF Bristol Female
College, aud Miss SalIie Allen, of
Greene county, We're married Wednes-
day, says the Courier.
VIM. Hilbert living near Jonesboro,
met with the misfortune t. have his
house burned la; Friday night, losing
most Of his household goods.
The Journal says Walter P. Brown
low, edllor OF the Herald and Tribune,
has been appointed postmaster at
JOnesDGro.
Dr.. J. G. King, of McMinn county,
has been appoiLt d examining sur
geOH, t examine pension applicants
at Athens, says the Post.
A parry Of emigrants from Coco
Greek, Monroe county, passed b rough
SWees 'get7r Sunday last, on their way
to lockwood.
The Bristol border fair grounds have
been leased t. The Crosby MaUufactur-
lug Comp ny, of Ohio aud they will
manufacture far mills there.
Reedar who has been seriously i'll at
straw berry PiGins, and not his sister.
as was stst3d by us day or two since.
NJ. Hugh Hawthorne. a promising
young lawyer. died at his home near
Loves Mill, Washington county, on
Sunday night last, says the Bristol
Courier.
The Banner reports bacon quite
scare il e Cleveland market. The
dealers there have been purchaa,
their bacon from Knoxville aud Chats
tanO0gs.
Mr.. D. G. Wardell, store keeper and
gargsr IN the internal revenue ser
VIC. has bteo assigned t. duty at the
dis'ilieLy Of CHARLEY Hutsell, near
Athens.
Cleveland Herald: A post-office has
been ct bilsht q ten miles sOulh beast of
cleveland, and will be callei "Coa-
hula" Mr.. " Oh. D. Huberd mas been
appointed postmaster.
Al amateur dramatic exhibition ia
Bristol Monday night nettei $50 80
which was turned over t. Mayor
D,ck-s t. put tae cemetery il a more
civilized cO1djtion.
OIL - C.-J,cIy - =
ct AMI best CtzaU8 of McMiun
comfy, died March 25, aged 60 years,
81 t+r Is years constant confinement to
his bed from rheumatism.
According to the Star, David-Slaugh-
ter. = man about Is years of age, liv-
ing hear BIountviIla, has lot his
speech, SO that h9 can't tIlk above a
whisper. Exposure 10 the If G ement
weather and hard work are supposed
10 be The causes,
Messy Greek is growing. Il has five
churches, nine stores, a fl 1unng. mill,
a lanyard, and a good hotel. In addi,
ton, interesting sub.t0W0s, among
which we may mention C0lIegeviIle,
Hayii, Jaybird. OIdfeld, Feedmore
and Heli's Kitchen.
John NcLain, who lives six miles
from III, Pleasant, Lewis county, is
said 10 Is the eldest man in the state.
5a i one hundred and six years eli.
OH man Clapr, Of Marshall county,
AIMS 10 be the oldest man in the
state, having reached, as he says, his
one hundred and Thirteenth year.
Mr.. Ellen Stevenson Foeg, widow
u 6 Nj. Fog, q former talent ID
laws Il Of \ Nashville. died IN L 1uisvilie,
Ky, Wednesday, March 30, Of rheu-
ma.ism Of the heart. The most of her
life Was spent in Nashville. where
many YEARS ago size was the leader of
fashionable society, emu e. tened the
hands0mess and most accom- plished
woman OF Tennessee.
4 notwithstanding c0untryman YVES
aasu splitting the mud of one of our
muddiest streets wide open yesterday.
he evidently tired of tbst Kind of
nsF'22u0ni and hailed pssser-by IS
follows: '' Mister. l say, DO they
charge any thing Tor walking on that
ha'th?" He was informed that is W as
Tree passage, and syailed himself of
tla privilege.
The Nashville Banner, as a result of
Inquiries among fruit and vegetab
growers about that city, sums up The
eH=c- Of the cold snap of Tuesday
night "a follows: Straw berries and
FaSpOeFrIs5 safe; grapes all right
pas aud pe8ches badly damaged ap-
pie- safe; peas o z f; beans and pOtatoe s
killed.
BiountvilIe Star: Last Frid ay al
Halls mill, in the 1lth district oil
Sullivan county. William Hum phreys
the miller, was running the mill at 8
high rate Of speed, when tae uppe
runner bursted and part OF 1t etfucf
him ABOUT he heart, which killed hin
almost instantly. a part OF the mill
stone was forced through the building
After the examination 1t the colore(
university Of West TeN !see, II.
Conner, 3 young colOreG man, nativ
at East Tennessee, a graduate Of tn
Freedmen'5 College, of Maryviile,
IAg student, spoke so eloquently on tn
facilities nOw offered the coiOred fae
for mel tai culture and moral elevation
that when be retired the house re
sounded With enthusiastic applause.
From Sassafras, Kent county, Md
fud that | SSH as much of Dr.. BaIl'
Cough Syrup as of all other cough
remedies combined. J. E. HARTLEY
Druggist.
10 McI'eer has just returned from
New York and is now receiving hi
second spring stock of Mems, Youths
BOys' and ChiIdren's Clothing. The,