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, 1881-03-26

nIGslllt III tlIsTHlAo, tIhti, Wnhfn We caLii tht
''lca a.9t src{a" 1t that nrtlcI; 1icl!'t!es
II'.s'!nr!is Enn1!nlst,a Irncl! n,,"it'f
lA!i: !'Fi1fcc kMtH2G0, ltusslaH WHILST n1
"htS't degree" md, ny giving = GhaWer 10
r.: H.: iftsfsi'ifH w earh nfeah aSat at",mt
tt.tnNtG'fl. Ilfn,s9n ImHsft w llnye ~, ,l.,'
paI'ach.ats as 10 tnG Nl.Iisl M nre"t'1%t ~, ~ i
lt ~ on 10 ne rn o. 'ls ec'cF o'' o III
AT nSgeeta't, wilI tnt t,,a in' |!ne n,i NGw
Nohty' r. ti!a Hoa,s.lie!ntuen, t IL Ma.'e t;, s,,
yc Through ,.,I9 resncct @ 1"r tho iiI,1t; o
a't nt tH ittn H.; n.y. a,, HWY f,u, .vi, tts
slas,rt'li'tEs f. ti't ,.s,'is nm 's!''ts's"'R
wark' ot'i. ~, !'is'leaoos sR,nplng' may ,,.. M
1h.nr' r'ssims. " i.p"S u'';,, y. u.o s. d!''ie
speit ~ ~ efn nx e x @ 1G III rnrty n ,es; anr,
@ %ti ~, "s inr "1 fe f tc nH ml s,
@ ,f,. w ~ ,i,. u, III ua uW ts,ot tru
a,E H. 1a'H an ~. .lss iase .t.t t's
i"pn puts u III als hssas on Mair:
Morii tnnkes m si'o man. ntid want # L sda fellow,
iuo 'nas - III ''. ''"'aoS p'".'I"''
Published 1T New York ny u. Appleton q
...
TI11; POWER or MOVEMENT IN
rkASrs. ...
o. ra.er , .a",s "'"er' 'Isa ~ ~ ' ~,
ol popalal trcatlse; ~ ~ a1l ,llustral,on,
s SGy sesae nssi OF tao s x IL e esrS S%'r work S5
| h.rorc liza trr,pra1 m,hl,c. which p,lb.isirt,
.,. v 49,, ,,,.,,,,s,.t ,..o,,t,' n,,h ~,
uaea as "'or At.sSu ~. m""s ,a,. .''., ,,. ~
nattoF liow great Its sc'eittl'lc mcTlt. only
comparatively limited circle Of npprecintlso
readers. The nn,pe Of Darwin, which. rs
m., las ia,oI,. s,tJ ts ,,n,,",.r,,. a.
s"ho a., ",o =. i'"a ,..,, 9". "m a;,oo a,,a -,
taehea ~ ohe,'ia!l VI a'l Sc'c,'ee' "ltl 1uu
theory Of evolution. would almost make
1,lunoir Of, n subject as aUstrusv as nuatcr-
,,;orY a ,nnn1ar wnfk and n paving business
/
Investment tor IT'S publisher.
| 1t Is not meant by the above that tic pres
ent y0lnmo Is fncumprehensfble or nninter-
rst,,,r to Mt least tho average student Of nut
,,ro, s.lnnoa II it az, n,nt o,nr,, .t,,,,.nt In
@ ,,,, a,t wv ~. .". s.1 ~, !. ~ ,,.am
nto!o1y VIII 10 Wcll 10 1efa'se' hla IL IS well
tllnt tho subject Is Introduced under scn FL
vurnt1e auspices, ns 1t will tic more readily
RECEIVE t1e Intention It deserves. II is npt nj,
s..s,.; 49,. .,,nr ~ o.. ,,,. ,'f
ul1attf"c.Ve ohe' 1lele "ic le" oosei'ets u
natitr" WHO hhve mt "onucfca 1T mil speca-
lated it1nn tho varied. anu In sumo cases,
| rxtranrtI,nnr nnrv.n,,pnnr;np mo,fons ur ycnrta A.
, 1881-03-26

thc appearance Of "Tliat f,Ass o Lowrte's."-
lit il,nllY rGspGcts her masterpiece. Her char
tcters aru throughout consistent md thor.
n,lRty natural. aIitt The reader Is Interested
1T ll1rm trDln their Introduction tIINn the scG,le
until they arc uisposcd of III thu last chapter,
Moreover, Mrs. Burnett lias rnre En0Hl-
etl0n NJ human rattlre, md MI equally rare
ability In settling 1t before tho reader. Theirs
l. nUw .ltf11cutty In accepting a11 her charac.
tcrs anti scenes rs real; In fact, ller
work " fascinating because 1t Il
81 simple and easily understood
Without bccoming wcarisomc. She does
nut sccsn to fe constantly striving after e.
f.cls, seektng 70 drag !n extraneolls IntorIua'
tim, coIuplicatlnE ler blots with slde Issues.
milking nr her clturnctera ln endless cosfli.
sion IN lin Irst llnf of tlle book 10 show her
fk @ ~ . 'ISsS sis sssSs @srs 'Ess fsas ~ sas s a asf
pleasantly, ller s.y!a TINS tint sl!npilctty.
illrrettle,y, AMI force w1le. Is Il n!nrk Of true
genius. ansi, excepting *hl.n 9f l'cr eaT!!cr
I%es er r. 3v Sf nis 4k ux wGfk Mxtars of et
Fair I}arharian" ha3bectl so geilurni!y
rcad during this pnst t1lrfn. mnnths tlInt n
| synopsis hf its contents IS nlmust ,supcrtlu,,
@ u ars 70 RrstSs,s q % f1asie9
skill of t!le autfor II shown tn
t!e cotnposltlau anil the perfcction q nf
| ll!U tlESlXH IHl1GF }INi ~ htE3 hCAIsH
| Of colnr or elaboration nf tfGlalI. octnrtu
| l}nsSCtt Is I'LL American girl. tic creation Of
the snciu,y In which shb las lived, ller fnthtr
being 4 mining sptculator .nnd millionaire,
n1,d unwsrly per!,ups dultiyatlng Iti his
daughter 1T, ttirr silsrcgntt for tho value OF
money and gratifying her every Whinl Or de-
sire iii thn matter IF dress md jrWtiry, She
IL ullcnMsrtDnsly fast" antt nhintenti ionali,'
somewhat "ioid" hit generous, loving,
nulck-Wltlctt. nnSfo,ts to pIense, md Mt hrart
| noble and l,NsnspiplOil6. She Is Suddenly
| brought into contact With tho nnti4unteii.
nItl.Eashlnne fipt!ons OF 4 E!Gepy English t!l-
!ase. ruled hy Lady Ihco'fttH 'y!tn ls aseeitc
III sncial matters, riEiI tiiscIpltnnrlan IN
l!es faiHily. but extremely 1enfons q her m
tlatnce a,ld position. Qcidrttf,, with her II.
dependence, diamond rings and earrings, III
rislan dresses alllt cxtrasagallt tastes: aclH
Hike nn electric s1i0ck upnN tho Inhabitants
| Ut Sinwlrt,ige. LGdu 1hcHlnftl included.
She .,eeo1ncs the fast friend Of her
| lntIyslfp's i1iecn Lttcfn, TEACHES the
,nntirst cnra1e hnw to pihy crntluet and nc
cDrpIiSllns n rIcncl,et Rhot upon his slls'
replibtE aIEections, ,lnkcs 4conqucst OF Capt.
| IMrn'd, designed rspcc[ntly for Q matritnn'
1,ial alliance with L,clu, Nns NIL the men ttl
her side, finally c0.sqlcrs' the rrrludfces ot
tie women, nlilt then leaves SiDWbrihge with
her father aMl ",aItotller fellow" Mr.
DNr'n ia'nIsc, Tho mtll-owner, Is type Of gu
educated. cultivated businessmen, and ltlle
reader iejoict:s With hlilI ut Ills successful
| cn,,rtsillp md triumph oyer caste preJulice.
Aud dear old Belinda lftssct, the timitt
, 1881-03-26

Il, ~. . :" 't'"- 49,, H,,t vrfnnI cr hor
1ni!yslin's n;pr" Lncf1. tenc],ss tlte
1notrsi cnrair INV to pihy croti,et and nc
cnnlpliSllns n. rlcnclet shot upon hls sl,s-
GSllibl. a5ections. ilnkcs f.coiquesl O. C;npa.
ri; ,sai ,,1, inis, nj I'M i,,e,. tn
irr s}.' iinaiiv cti,.nt,nrs| the nrri,Itlfrrs Of
lie women, atit then ipayes SiDwbridge with
her father anu "n'iouler fellow Mr:
l5nf7ll'st"'sc, ,o i!I-1W9ea, ~ s9 @ 81 ,.1,o ~
r',n,.r ,,,;,;rns ,,;si hin at l.ia s,crrssf,,I
co,rts,ii5 n1Mi tri,,i,Ipli over caste preflllice
Kid tlcar o.l 13c|i,.tia IItssct, the tilnifi,
sflr!nktng, modest, splnstfr n1l'ii: trelnblsne
Will n!eas!iTc Wien octdeHa IT, pnts r on nsT y
wot Mim eJ t'w IVY Tbr"ty1;, iii, INV at thIs imuo.
rni;,,u n, thn rrvnint,on uNnt,orneu. shnrt-
,vnistnI nri,,,.innEins nlack si,ki This Is n
ci'asn, MSs, smry M, sy,. ,l"1,t Intend 70 snail
II Ey teiIins a,,y 7 ,I,Urc Of it,
~ ','' 49, " <,,cc
lablasslcu III Austoh oy u N' ossoou VIC
-
VlCTOt HUGO.
Mr. Barl,ou is MI cxtrayagnnt eulogist Of
a,I,. ~. w." ,,,,t ~ trar,,, ,,,,t,ny. If this
noIS III tte 'lc"e VI FaF4ic" ""tl"'s ~ t'''7
es,tnry liz epoys So, 80 ahy a9eeass easss
tl,ut vt. rerl rs VIC do when Standing before
,rmrn,r. r "" ~ ,,nr,.n,s m hnt ia uaimraIo il ,nny
',,s,', e. .@' .s .ta ,,rst .i,t.nct 10
he'-pfooa,i5 H.,-out the n'sl tl"'sn! ~
question. Mr. Uhrbou cinploys onlS TUG
brilliant llucs; hc tlazztcs tho eye, but Inns
~, ,.,,,,,,,t s,,oI,.,, All ,n bts t1nsra tn
W "nAo"t S''''""' t,,,t az, =" ".' .'a ~
shy n'i that 'ai'e"a:e WfA 1's'mH iAe "s'te'
says sometimes what he does not mean.
mi ,itstinot thfr..a r. sov tI;nt "vfctnr
a.'' ss .',... s,,s, ,',',,t .h,,, ,,,I,n,,
iIuRh u heuer hlofe !" poet la"h Waeu
ne writes PROSE" n 10 aapree'nte = tAe M ya'ae M
tue popular success uf n bbok the best cri-
1etaon ~ to ',ssIs . "os ."at ~ tu "tI' !, a..
II IS sa'i tllat INC oest tt't Vi plas - u1e
eycry o,,e ,,nys for his seatatl is II critic as In
whnihpr III rccrivps llis niouey's worth. BUT
thn prIncIplr--evcn ii n cVruct oile--will llot
ilUlti gmul Ii, literature. f5r many n work af
srcat n l,a,uu crc,.tes buyers; fame IN other
lirraryvcntnrt; tl,e sensallollal element nlny
es Ssn sf'.ss s sls t t9s s 0iS rafs 20 we tt
throllEf eight editions within n few months"
it tlDvS llot prove. ~ A. Hnrl,ou suys, that In
it Tie grntlls ol llngu "attnined lis greatest
iffehts.,
MI TbIs work, however, docs tel graphically
nntt faithfully Tie stttry of Hngo's life IN TO
fI,n present time. Moreover, It Is n biography
tull of pleasant ,mrsoltal tletaEls md lHc(-
dents which make 1t entertaining rcutling,
nnd ms Victor Hugo Is !!ndolbie.liy one ot
story Of his ll!o mud work Is replete VIII! ",
toi ~" ~ cnnc,,rmnI n" ,,frr #. iIns rivr1, lin
wnrts his nt1TOynj. In n luttcr, n fae Smile n(
which nplu's.rs. III thu translation. WHICH Is
further elnbelIlthed win u portrait ot llngo
~ ne was ~ ~ au sI VIZ aM@ti, H., ~ aI
si,1l sr,nnl nf l,itrnt,r,. MD t],n .sr1,natlc
l,.., j; ~ ,.I,inl, lntfnr JIntr,, ,rna ttn rr,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-15

That remedy made Of suclf commsa,
simple plants ssnops. Buchu MaBdr' -
Dsbdelion- &c.. makes 20. u.any 80 =
and such marvellous and wonderful ~n' =.
% Hbp Bifisrs do ? n musf BE-, q :
vhen old and yonsE- nch and pooE p
tor and Doctor. Lawyer and Editor; y
tesfiiify 10 having been cured BY ~ "a
must believe. and doubt 10 lon ~.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-15

Protection 4. !. ....'::::: .::;:::: :: :;
Malaria, that people
rDO~s coutinuaii y suhsi
EAsN"A from this noxtVns
-.f,- - pois,n " b sn the.
MI A0vHV least imagine Il IL
UuH16Itt0s lurking In their system.
Chili> and Fever, Headache,
INTERMITTENT FEVER. GENERAL DEBILITY
BILIOUS FEVER. LAssI1uDE.
TYPHOID FEVER. NAUSEA.
PAINFUL OFFSPm ING Of MALARIA!
and have their origin 10 disorde,ed liver. which
II rot regulated in time. great suffering. wretches-
nss. ard death will ensue. ~
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
49 n9Aii (suxELs vuexr As,x) "
Is absolutely cerAiu In its remedial effects end acts
more promptly iu curing all forms Of Mslsrial dis.
eases than calon,sl quil,ne, wi hout any of the
Injurious conseq aences which follow their u.c.
eittskeu occasionally by persous exposed to NAL
sita ,tfN4 +. ,90 f.s
It will exprl the Poison and pro-
tcc, tMcnl from attack!
As evidence see extract from W. R. Yates letter.
where the Regulator afforded protec,iun from the
worst and most deadly type VI Malaria, to.wit Vel.
| Fever. il'fe afH3j 8Ig eT
"Sias: have stood The storm Of four epdemics
Of the yellow Fevsr had II the first visitation.
hut during the other three used our medicine.
continually in The rooms VI the sick aud ing.
but escaped, ,ll have had several to ask ME how
e.csped | told Them Il WIS all owing 10 the vir.
tue Of your Simmons Liver Regulator. II the Fevei
was 10 break out rg lin and had q bottle ot your
Regulator would teeI nj .afe as II Twas 1000 miles
| away.
..Memphi., Tenn. April II. 1872"
Having neutralised the poison Of Malaria In snch
extreme cases. It can he relied on asa sovereign
xp. cif,c ana nuiid otc In miider forms.
See that you get the Genuine In White Wrapper,
with red z prepared only by j. H. z,ilin Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24

II. &, SIMMONS. Dentist.-Fine Work
Guaranteed at Moderate Prices. noYl6eod6ms.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24

Several of our business men talked last
year of raising joiot stock company 10
beautify the grounds and build hotel at
Fountain Head to be used as a summer re-
sort, not only for Knoxville people alone,
but also for the hundreds of our Southern
neiGhbors who of late visit this vicinity every
summer. The Southern M. E. Church
osns the Fountain Head camp ground, con-
sist:1g of about eleven acres, and we under
sand that they have concluded to offer It tro-
sale. Fountain Head is one of the most
neighborhood and on the best road leading
out of the city. We hope to see our bust
ness men take hold Of this matter in earnest
for now is the golden opportunity
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
CHf9red Odd Fellows.

ST." Neon Lodge, No. 1903, Grand
Ur',e' O~@,t cf Odd Fellows, VIII ce1eo , Q
l. 'ourh aro,ve ~ il rs c...Y mex
Thu y, n co1poc, OF WI a rnon o.
lie colo-od O.: Fe lows n E. Tennes ee.
4 large &t.ep( nee : expcc d nom VI .ora
10 rs, anG he Z. T., '. Is c. r i o4d
has fl 't,hed reduced sates TO the deleza.e.
A grand oicric excua ion to I25'9ip S,a,ol
dc 'l3 the day oad festival a. S,2no s
Opeaa-Hou-e at night, viii be the order OF
me lay. Past Noble Father J. t. Alexan1e~,
m, .shal of .he day and also chairman o.
me committee OF arrangements, went on
yesterdays tra;l to Chattanooga on boz
mes IN.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
Notice!

OFFICE OF EAST Tenn, VA. & Ga. r. r. Co.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. May II, 1881.
A meeting of the stockholders of the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Company viii be held at the Office of the
company in Knoxville Tenn, upon the Doth
day OF July, 1881, at II NJ, to approve OF
the further increase Of the capital stock c,
the company and the issue of additional
bonds To approve Of the purchase of the
stock and bonds of the Alabama Central
R--iroad Company, and also of the purchase o.
the stock bonds of the Knoxville and
Ohio Railroad Company, and the en-
COrsement of the bonds of said Company
~ the East Tenn, Va. and Ga. Rail- .G
company. Also to approve of the pur
chase of the bonds o. the East Tennessee
and Western North Carolina Railroad
Company, and the endorc ement of said
bonds by the East Tenn, Va ard Ga.
T road Company. Also to act upon some
meters to be presented to the convention
OF stockholders for securing and extending
t'ae railroad connections of this Company
by purchase, consolidation, lease, or other
W. e, and for such other business as may
la lily come before the meeting.
d. orde~ of the Board.
JAMES G. MITCHELL,
q
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
GEO. w. ALB ERS.
AND PHARMACIES!
East Side Market Square.

I am now better enabled than ever 70 a.
tend to the wants of my large and increas-
ing trade by having secured the services OF
Mr.. W. B. Horner, chemist and pharna-
cist of upwards of thirty years experience.
The public may rest assured that any PIE
scriptions of which 1 make specially,
which are entrusted to the care of Messrs.
Heineman and Homer will be accurately
and carefully compounded.
My stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints
and Oils is now full and complete, to which
desire to call the .attenton OF my friends
and the public.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
WATER WORKS,

Notice to Con jractors and Cap ta,'c,s.
The undersigned have been appoiEted ~
re city o. Kro- lille a committee o co. =
spopd and negotiate with parties who nay
be willing to erect Water Works for us b.
p sate enterprise.
LIBERAL terms will be made with any parry
VINO will take hold Immediately.
The committee invite correspondence m !
will give prompt attention to any inqn:1 9;
or other communication on the suo:ec.
PETER S Ao8 Mage, Cha MAJ,
IsoS. 4. L, n On,
J.,o. NJ. Brooks.
May TO- 1881.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
A s. g ft~ P-le~.

:on know Wiz j, IS % :. &. VI.
-~? = you do you lnow VIII: 5 cre O.
= wo-st 20 lne2:s of he hum"'> re.
The most ne e. cure ever Laown is KID
iey-Wort. Il cr-as coootipa, OF, az Zen
its ionic acton @ce.o1e5 hellth o he d's-
eased bowels and prevents occurrence of
discs se. Try it wi.ho1,t delay. TIE dry
end he liquid are Doh sod by Druggists
Globe.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24

2iR. Eo-Toe: learn OF "a important coa'-
mun'c.tio which has receatly passed rom
the mayor 20 ;he chief Of police, in re3'5tt
to che sundHy law. AS he public are dee .
ly Interested in IBIS mG,te9' I void srgge1
;h"s yHl demand said papos for publ . on,
thao s.is people may know how our ely j:
10 be governed in he future, aud Eheftle,'
galosn lee. 'n:sa-e sill to defy he con3;;i-
Ia *. ,sufi,o ;t;33. MORE LIGHT.
MAJ 2;d. 1881
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24

'thn o"lr,i u Il c";ols of this homo feel
leeQly ne reee3-ity OF having d brldin: OF
re o., nd %. It's pcsoo5e have de- ;,e>'
TO old n sc IS o; cate. ainmente OF the
&c eisof : building .prd, ari he f--st
oa% > sc Re, WI be held in The opor,-
OF ." u 70 Dig't Of Jc~e %, VII WI
cor o muse by Plote5,o. L labe'5
0 c,ias.- #ome eco ;es by clc,.5o yoc g
n O. The Dnaf aud Dumb sch DOL - /,
aG - &C Of the best amatec-'s o the
{: ), al,- "a .1a5 irom abroa,'. Il ri le:
nor;ce wi. b, sven n due t;;me
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
KNOXVILLE CITY SCHOOLS.
Pre- anime of the Pubic Examinations
This Week.


This Week.
Invitations have been extended TO large
number of our cit zens to act as a committee
of examiners dp. ng this week of puoLc ex-
aminations in the Knoxville CITY schools.
1nis committee and the public generally
earnestly reque5ted 70 a,yend and take an in
terest in the exercises. The schools belong
to the people, and are always encouraged by
the presence of the patrons and friends of
education.
1hc examinations will De held as follows:
On Monday. at The Bel Horse, IL Mi
Sc lie Coz hicks room, tii,'5t grade; in Ms
Jc l1ie Galpmoas DOM, tilr,t glaGe: IN Mss
Farce C,sulkin.' oon, second SlaGe; ia
Mss AIollie Mel on room, ,ecold G.a2e;
and i'll NJ. Crmn a. AID Mrs Smiths
rooms. vhild g5ade.
On lae ,Gay, T. the Bell Hou3e, In Miss
Maggie WoottUa G,'S room. &h:Fd Grade; IN
Mes. E"DueGy's ana Golf's rooms, Gourtll
Fl II auG siT,h G.'-2cs and Mes2r9. Mo e.
: e Pitnei'3 rooms, 6evenyh, etg1 b. rinzh
a:lG en,h grades.
N s. Lucy Cloz,e-'s room, or. . grade
= MSS Lizzie Lewis oom, 100 III and
il - ..a'o end ii Ms Il. Lees room.
i: : ,5r..1e.
Ga no sGav, a he H>r2den SIC ney, ~
y Mole H ye,' -ooll, XII end Seventh
@-:.[c,: = Miss Ros, LIE. wic''s room
Gh,h sTade and i'll NJ NJ. A FleSchers
loon il nth alG Senth grades.
Ga day, e. he Pe,5ody school, in Mss
| Sal e Buffers loon, MS ;,lte; 4 Mss
ne Sui room, secoAG Sc; IA
N IS Nc'5e Bt:GGeo' loom, = {, .c,..de; and
IN NJ. Wb:>e's room, ion l q9d FIJI
o,@Ge5.
A. the Austin sc1oo'. in NJ: VII
llams' room, tir,, gaze: in Ms.
Fowlei's room, f. grade: i Nj Scot2s )
room, SECOND grads - NJ = Fowle-'s room,
third grade, and in NJ. FowleT's -'oom,
fourth, ii III and a~th grades.
The examinations viii begin at the u,pa,
time of opening school, 8 O'Clock g. m. and
1.30 ,. II.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
go $1,000 -4---.
Fire ct Coal Greek.

Coal CREEK, Tenn, May 81, 1881.
Mr.. EDITOR: The dwelling house OF John
Jeffers, mining boss at the Black DjemonG
Mines was burned about - o'clock IL;
night together with part of the con,an s.
Il is tho.s1, 1t 20 De he wo-, of an inoen1 =
airy. Loss about $780, The property be-
logged to Thomas j. Thomas, nov O. V
gina, r-o-mc ~ -0eman o. Re E1o.,l .
lion Sompany's wolk5.
On the 18th in5;2rt John Woo, one o.
yorr sub Jcr1be-s, was married 10 Ms han-
nah White, Rev. Robecl Donaldson oificia~-
ing Il. IF. NJ.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24

And I fe3 n e4sble," sac hard work
ing mo1. The doe Or ques. oned him
ed found that be bad been h, D tr'elly CO :
tive FOR ye2-s. hat now his kidueys were
d sort'ared and his whole system de1anSed
k.G ey-Wory WIS recommended enc faith
lily t. keo, and in short time eve-y trouble
was removed. The cleaning end toric
rowe, of rs medicine on the bowels and
l;doeys "a wonGe: ,u1.-eongl egationalist
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24

The commodore reports The following a.
rivals at the We I'VE ,e2tay:
Capt, join h ley, 1A6 b~les bales by, -
aac!,s O. :, IA sacks co : 70: J. W. GaGS =
So, cni a lot 0, I, 10: Jr-iu5 Maye.
C. p y, $4,000 1eet Of lumber, &C.
Be & TIE
CO. y>-x Nevcombe, $4,000 Zee, o.
In e %, John Rose & Son.
c p. jack : lie: !, 3 yert:s os sand, 20:
c Y >.-e
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
Iron Roofing and Misunderstanding.

Ambrose & Co, Knoxville, Tennessee,
have the general agency for East Tennessee
for Iron Roofing and Notwithstanding, and
are prepared to build fre-proof houses
cheaper than it can be done with tin, with
material far superior to tin. Specimen of
work can be seen in Knoxville ii2Gdtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
Haynes & Henson's for Low Shoes.
Insurance Policies.

Col. Isham Young infor rs us that he has
received for Mrs. S. E. Lowry, widow o.
The lafe W. t. Lowry, who WIS route
agent in the United States mail service ola
the Bristol nd Chattanooga Inc, two checks
on -che Farmers and Drover,' Ban. one for
s. 900 IS a lie policy for Mrs. Los.y, oil
re dea-h of her husbend, and ano@hec
'or $4,000 as guardian of ore
o. the daughters L. H. Lower ;,
both policies Icing IN the Presbyterian
Mutual Association. They will be turned
over to Mrs. Lowezy. Mr. Lowery also
5eId,a policy for $4,000 in the Mail Service
Association, which goes to another daugh-
te1. This has not yet been paid, but soon
will be
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24

Those who wish to enjoy the rarest must
cal treat of 'de season, should not, fail 70
t2ie in he great Klu5zsch concert at the
opera-houso, Tue.day night. by Nj. Oscar
KrutzGch, of Boston, assisted by Mrs. Law
zen e OF Cincinnati, Mr.. Hoeffer, of Nash-
vro. end the celebrated Beethoven Quar-
cite of tbs ". tbs is a brilliant an.
% ana sGr taleo,, aod magnificent concert
mev be e-Dected.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
DRESSAIAKING,
SPERO s BROTHERS,


We respectfully announce to the citizens
Of Knoxville and vicinity that we have
opened our Ice Cream Hall for the season,
and are fully prepared to furnish lee Cream.
Con 'evtioneries and everything that is kept
il 4 first class confectionery house Picnics
and festivals ldraished on lho. notice. We
f5ack he T'5!c or past favors and hore
-ol a conc o1.Ece Of ,he same
y9Gtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
GET YOUR MEATS

Al AEe,!er & zeisIer's stall or Sore.
If you want Choice Meat of any Kind,
don't fail to call at Meter & Zeigler's Stall,
West Side of Market House: or, if after
market hours, call at their store, West Side
of Square. They always keep the very best
of Fresh Meats, Hams, Breakfast Bacon,
Sausage and everything i'll their line. They
guarantee satisfaction. CT
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-05-24
Ecumenica1 Me ehod,st Conference.

Following is brief programme of the
opening eIere-5es Of The great Ecumenicel
c,2ofst Conference in London in Sep
~enber:
;lne ooer.ng Ge-mon VIII be preached IL
Cly hos Chtpel, Loadon, bv B ehop
Slmp 5o1, Sep embe: 7, TO be followed by
sle y. >. men. The President o. the Biz
ian Nea-eJ21 Co ~ece zee, VINO W be Z. ected
az ,he 60, ee,eoce ,e 20 a .Ju'y. W de-
lvet the eeaC 'eJg OF wc-cone 20 he 200 del
esa,es .'om .ili5 : de o: he AIa,,;c, a { he
follow g have been a. % !. eG 10 -eS,o ID
VIZ, Bishop McTye' e. D. D., o. ,,'le n. l..
Church, Soc h, Nashville. Teo>.; Boo
. IL. W. Warren, D. D., o. he N. z. Chrrah.
and Rev. George Douglas, OF he Metbo-
dist Church OF Canada. The proceedings
of the conference aae 20 be -eGul..ed ~ q
general business comm Zee con- ,tno O,
twenty members, 5ea from Aner,c., and lei
rom Great B';.2in and Ell. one - lie
committee Will 2cc submitted all ore>.;o1 -,l'
proposals, re 'olGyiol3 &c, not ioclp6ad il
she regular p o5ramme, which go ,nyelCsd
30 san4a he%o the cepfe eoce. III ; COM
nlitlee VII also a2poisss q presiding Off er
To- each OF the for-teel dav, lie coz en-
ence will hold.