Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-08
PENCILETTES.
Gather still crisp, but no frost.


Cheap JOB PRINTING at Ramages.
The horse and mule trade is represented
to be quite lively in upper East Tennessee.
Rev. Simothy Sullins, of Athens, had a
partial attack of paralysis last Monday, says
she Post.
Matinee this afternoon and farewell APP
pearance tonight by the 1.-TWO Medalhons
company.
VIM. Pepper died suddenly of bilious
cole, at his home in Bristol, Thursday, 9th
inst, aged &c years.
The stockholders of the Oakdale Iron
Works are to meet at Oakdale the 18th
inst to elect officers
prisoner in the Athens jail kindle1 a
fire in his iron cage few days ago, but it
was extinguished without any damage.
Christopher Huffaker died at his home in
Bradley County Tuesday, Sept. 9th, aged
sc years. He was one of the first settlers
of the county.
Charley Patton, of Jonesboro, formerly
a baggage master in the E. T., V. G..
Railroad, is now running on the Texas and
Pacific Road, says the Journal.
The social event in Kingston society last
week was the marriage of Mr.. j. E. Muecke
married on Thursday evening, by Rev. W..
B. Brown.
Mr.. David King left on yesterday even
ine's X. 81 o. train, with the teams belong.
ing to himself and Mr. r. d. Alley, for the
work of Messrs. Condor & Co., on the new
railroad connection.
poration of Kingston and substituting there.
for taxing district, is being agitated, says
the East Tennesseean, the object being tc
get rid of the saloons.
Miss Laura White, sister of our fellow
townsmen Capt w. O. and Mr.. J. c.
White was married at her fathers residence
in Cleveland on Thursday, Sept. 29th, tc
Mr. w Fl. Hackney, of Nashville.
After the 18th inst. the river mail route
below Kingston is to be suspended The
"P Dickinson" will continue, however, tt
run as packet boat between London anG
Kingston, that route being continued.
Married, on the 4th inst, at the residence
of the brides brother in-law, H. L. Inman
Atlanta, Mr. George NJ. Battey, of Rome
Ga, and Miss Mary H. Van Dyke, daughter
of the Hon. 7. Nixon Van Dyke, formerly
of Athens, Tend
Nashville had brilliant marriage cere-
of Lexington, KY, and Miss Genevieve
Morgan Williams, of Nashville, were mar
ried at the Cathedral, Bishop McClosky, o.
Louisville, officiating.
Blountville Star: Mrs Upton, who live
three miles from town, mother of William
Upton, of Hawkins county, is about s:
years of age. Her second eyesight is re
turning. She can see to sew, and is able t,
walk about the house.
Rev. w. B. Brown, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church at Kingston, was marie,
Thursday last at Oakdale to Miss Kati
Sienknecht, daughter of DIR. T. Sienknecht
The newly married couple went to Chatta
noo.a, to attend synod.
Pat Harkins, charged with obtaining
goods under false pretense at Old Fort, N
c., was again captured near Rogersville on
day last week. 1t will be remembered tha
he was arrested some weeks ago at Bristol
but made his escape from the guards. H
was taken back to Bristol.
A Rugby special to the Cincinnati Time
says it is stated, on excellent authority, tina
tle Erlanger Syndicate, satisfied that tn
Rugby colony can be made success, wi
assume control of she scheme and plac
Americans, with knowledge of the cour
try and practical ideas, in charge.
I. W. Bradam, who has been at work i
Edington's stone works, at Concord, was al
rested here last night by Constable NJ. G
Williams, of Concord, charged by DAME
BraZell with false pretenses in selling him
labor order, on which the money had bee
drawn. He was taken to the City Hall, an
Justice King committed him till to-day
when he will be taken to Concord for tria
He had trunk in the express Office, whic
was attached.