Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-27
PENCILETTES,
Bracing weather.
Cheapest Job Printing by I. Barry.
Last Sunday in November.


Cheapest Job Printing by 1T. Barry.
Last Sunday in November.
Just four weeks till Christmas.
The prospective candidates for the va
rious county offices are beginning to shake
hands pretty lively, preparatory to the
election, which occurs in August, 1882.
Col. C. W. Charlton is writing up Knox
yille's industrial and manufacturing estab
hshments, in a series of articles in the
Chattanooga Tradesman.
Cheap JOB PRINTING at Ramage's.
Mr. Frank Armstrong came up on yester-
day evenings train from a duck hunt down
the river, bringing along a fine lot of ducks.
A large squad of work hands were brought
up from Alabama Thursday evening and
taken out yesterday evening to work on the
X. & o. Railroad works.
Some eight or ten car loads of fat hogs
from various prats of upper East Tennessee
were brought down on the freight trains last
night, being shspped to Southern markets.
The bill boards about town and the
various windows are profusely decorated
with flaming bills and handsome Autographs,
heralding the appearance of the Claire Scott
combination at the opera house Friday and
Saturday of next week.
Dr. Key, colored, the famous keystone
linament man, with his his minstrel, SAM
educated pony and other outfit, passed
through on the railroad Thursday, in char
tered freight car, making his way South,
having been as far North as New York.
Our town clock, which has been resting
from duty for day or so, started on full
time again last Thursday Mr.. A. L. Ian
caster, who has charge of the clock for this
year, informs US that he has experienced a
great deal of trouble from some evil-dis-
posed person picking his locks and stopping
the clock bud" has procured a new lock
which he thinks will trouble his friends to
pick or break.
His numerous friends will be glad to
know that Engineer Dan Gurley, who 10
suffering from the effects of having both
ankles broken in railroad accident. was
resting easier yesterday, and more hope was
entertained,
We noticed the veteran confectioner,
Peter Ricardi, displaying, yesterday, some
very fine apples of the Virginia pippin va
riety.
Our representatives in the legislature will
leave lOr NdSIlFlltS uUOttt HlOlIitS, DoCOiI-
Der 5th The extra session of that body
convenes Wednesday, the 7th proximo.
We notice that Messrs Galyon & Lee, the
popular butchers, have fitted up splendid
new stall in the market house, and are
making extra preparations to receive then
customers in good style.
E. H. Roberts, D. r. Doris, John NJ
Oyanne, A. J. Grigsby and II. NJ. Doal
have filed an application with the Secretary
of State for charter Of the Nashville
Publishing Company" All have been con
nected with the American for years. The
American being about to change hands, il
rumored that new paper is to be started,
with Fl. NJ. D0ak as chief editor.
AIRS. Tadlock informs her young friends
that she will not be at home the COM
ing week.
Mr.. Logan Hodge, q merchant
at Messy Creek, was down yesterday
on business trip.
Mrs W. L. Trent returned home on the
noon train yesterday from pleasant yisi
with friends and relatives ut Strawberry
Plains
Mayor Peter Staub reformed home yes
terday evening from a business trip to Gin
cinnati, Chicago and other Western cities
in the interest of the Knoxville Foundr.
and Machine company, of which pushing
and substantial enterprise he is president
He had pleasant and successful trip.