Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-08
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Missionary socit ties have been Or
eanized in every church In JonesDoro.
The Tennessee Dentsl Association
NEE ia Nashville tuesday, cd inst.
The Grand Lodge of Tennessee,
Knigi t of Pythiss, meets in Nash
vile to-day.
Two new lines of telegraph wire are
ben < tut 20 between the city once
and the E. T., Y. & G. Railroad depot.
The MANAGEMENT of the Nashville
pxpositluu have finally determined %
hold the exposition III May.
Governor MATHS psrdoned III con-
Victs durIug his term OF O0lce, accoru-
Ing to the American.
lh- kite flying mania has struck
Young America hereabouts broad>
side.
was a beautiful spripg-like day
Sunday, and the siIeets were crowded
all the AFTERNOON with promenaders.
The pretty spell of weather was of
brief dur,tFnp. Yesterday 1t was
ele-ting dnzzIing lain aud quite dis
agreeable.
Acr l. ad Of mules was loaded and
shipp d r, nth frcm this lace by yes
GeTday- liz on train.
Em'grant AGENT VIM. Kerr had his
hsuh5 full yesterday. He bad about
tgenry emigrants on The noon train,
bJuud. most of them, for Texas.
A Car lead of zirc ore, go tn out al
the mines ia J, fterson coui ty, neal
Mnssy Greek, was brought down on
ye, friday 5 train aud taken out TO the
RlcJberg smelt ug works at Clinton.
4 little negro boy, Willie GreeDleaf.
was thrown from u Young horse be-
lnugiug t. Mr.. G. P. Toucrsy, at
L, sbeI htoD. last Sunday, and seTi-
ousig il jured, says the M3untaineer.
Joseph CIaxton, convicted Of petit
IarC-iy and sentenced 10 six NOM hs
imprisonment in Henry county Jail
in janusry last has b-en pardoned by
Governor Rawkiur.
During January there were shipned
from The river Cepot at LOudOn 1905
bl~hels of corn, according TO the
Journal. and 81 cara Of corn and peas
were shipped during the past week.
Ed. by, the Knoxville boy who
vas sent 10 the prniteutiary one yeal
fnr the killing of bis uncle, Tom Day,
has served his term ont and returned
home.
Greeueviile New Era: A son OF
Lee FORMER, about fourteen years OF
agP, submitted to an ampGtation OF g
leg GsIOW the knee Isst week. The
trouble Was white swelling, and it was
case Of leg or life.
James CoIonaI, cOlored, was arrest
ed aud jailed Friday night by officer
Z ar- NIB, .Inn -iys, o.
chickens from John Champ. Yester
day he was arraigned before Justice
Allison, bound 10 court and recoms
nj ted.
The New Era tells of colored boy,
twelve yeaTa of age. who was leaning
on the mu2z'e Of a loaded musket at
G 5eenevllIe. q few days since, when it
vas discharged, the shot passing
through his arm, near the shoulder
The arm had TO De taken off.
The popular and enterprisiBg Market
sqnare dry gcods firm of Strong IS Co.
sre fully estab i-hed il their new
quarters, three doors above the old
stand, east sjie. They have one Of the
best arranged and most attract ve
Fooms q the place, and competency
OF q !ta s.lesmen TO wait on their
George Harris and Jack Courtney
Knoxville men. who are running OIL
5no Steamer "Ws'er lily" were up t
ep-nd Sunday. and returned to Loudo1
on >esferdav's noon train. They re.
port the "Wster Llyn IA quite busy in
he grsif, ade on the L1tEIe Tenues'
s-a, and they expect to make trip to
Knoxville sOOu.
Sarah R.rnbardt plays "CAmille" in
AHA; t. Wednesday night, l6-h inst
The sa'e If seats was beguo last FIJI
day. and there was great rush, 781
herny taken for So each, aud abou
Z25 s. s"s's. running The receipts te
a" 1000. The Cons ttutiOn esti'
MT - t,~ t"t9l receis Is st $4,000 and
sta Is hat Rockville, Rome, Dalton
and "thsr places will send large dele
ct OH.