Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-18
EsENCzLETTES.

GreeneVille boasts of bakery.
There was no impro cement in the
weather yesterday.
II you want nice fitting shit. go
to Ross Bros.
A clr-Ioad of beef c4ttie was shipped
south by Yesterdays noon train.
The GreeneviIls boys have opened
the base tall season.
FIVE different railroads are now in
course Of construction in Kentucky.
The newly discovered gold mines in
Cooke comfy are to be operated by
he tIcBy company.
There are now Ia use liz the Slate of
Kentucky an so year old c0unterpane
and SIS year old broom.
A new plank crossing as Put down
by the railroad hands yesterday, from
the car shed to the Akin House.
The Waterman and Reporter pro-
claims good opening at Daudridge
for an artist.
VIM. Correll and Miss Sails Nsf
we married "Wednesday, at the resi-
deuce of Phillip Booth, in Jonesboro,
by I. b. Reeves, Esq.
Jas. II. Robinson, ESQ, of Greene
vile, is reported dangerously and
eri cally i'll. and his recovery is said to
be doubtful.
Greeneviile Herald: Mr.. J D. Al
len, living two miles north of town,
Received .ne appointm 6nt yesterday of
siorekeeper aud gusger OF the second
in erDal revenue dItrict, with head
q laT;ers 1T Knoxville.
Jonesboro Journal: The friends of
J as j. Atkinson make frequent in
quIr,es about his sickness. he is 10
very much the came condition be has
b-en for The past two years. There is
10 hope OF It's ultimate recovery.
The old Psrbam business build
ing on Market Square has been
Te1 aired and fitted up, and j. to be 0c-
CAPPED soon by "a II w. Fiennik en-
Ior,n-rIy popular salesman WITH
S;roug Il Go.
Jonesooro Journal: County regis
TT Shi ley registered last week a
mortgage gwen by the East TeBnes-
SET. Vicgioia and Georgia Railroad
IT, mpauy TO cover about SO coo 900 of
newly Issued bonds.
According to the Watchmau and
Reporter, George LimbrIck aud j ,hn
Hrglt, hGth charged with LARGE =,
"a td- ih4ir escape frrm the DandrIdge
j III last Saturday night and are still at
large.
a walnut log from near Murfrees-
boro, TsnD.. is to be shipped to Lon
q 4, England. It is eight feet long.
sIA iset III diameter and contsiT 400
feet Of lUmb, r. / sold FIR S27 25.
T. fod hat Cant of
the Cain House, at MoTTistoWD, ia to
take charge of and run the celebrated
Mineral Hill springs tbs coming sea-
SOB. That is sufficent guarantee
that they Will be run IN good shape.
DAndFidge Wa'chman AMI Reporter ::
The Tennessee Hi tJrical Society pos
sesses Daniel BOone's old f1int-lock
musket.-knOxv vile CHR ,NICLE. To
the sbJve We will add, Major McCuis .
tian, OF DAUdridge, posses Davy Crock
els OH filni-lock riff :, with which he
vas so successful al shooting matches.
Sheep-raising has received a con-
siderable impetus among Washington
Cnut ty feTmeTF, says the June.b nro
Journal. The best grades are being
bought and many farmers are prepar
ing to increase this branch Of their
business. Wool-growing is yet to be
on of the principal sources of reve-
nue. for the farmers Of East Tennessee.
According to an exchange only
about twenty-five per cent. of the
brakemen of freight trains die q patur-
al 0ea h, and the average life of a
brskt man, after he assumes the duties
OF his position is but ten years aud a
fraction thereof 1t Is estimated by q
contemporary that at least ten brakemen
are killed in the United States every
dsy, 1863 during the year. Twice
that number are put down "a Injured
while on duty, making 10 900 brake
men VINO are killed and pjured during
the year.