Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-17
Ii. G. SIMMONS, Dentist.-Ffne Work
Guaranteed al Moderate Prices. noV16eod6ms.
I1EE I
Easter Sunday.

Easter Sunday.
Holy week is over.
The lent observers can now return to
strong diet.
It was beautiful spring weather yesterday
not much indication of an Easter squall.
Governor Hawkins has reappointed Dr.
J. Berrlen Lindsey normal school commits
sioner for Tennessee, and has also ap-
pointed Col. Leon Trousdale, normal
school commissioner. in place of Hon E.
II. Ewing. whose term of office has eX-
pired.
The following item is going the rounds:
DR.. James Alternately and John /. Aber-
nathy, although not related, were born on
the same day, married twin sisters on the
same day, and, after lividg to be three score
and ten years of age. died recently at their
homes in CASTOR, n. c., on the same day.
but their residences were five miles apart.
BristoIs municipal election comes off
Tuesday, May }.
Clcveland's skating rink has had an acct
dent. which Will doubtless iniure its popu-
larity. Miss Fannie Clingan fell and broke
her ankle one night last week.
Holston Methodist DR. John H. Keith,
pastor OF Broad Street N. f. Church. South.
has bought property on Cumberland street,
Knoxville, i'll the vicinity of the university.
It is a very handsome property, and he is
now living i'll it.
9oc. Goods at the E T. China
House for 65 cents. Price, and see
for yourselves.
SO far as information has been received
by the bureau of agriculture. statistics and
mines, the fruit crop is still safe, says the
American
The Nashville Knights Telnplar are to
observe Easter Sunday. for the first time,
by a procession and sermon at the First
Baptist Church by DIR. L. A. Hoyt.
Governor Hawkins has appointed r. W.
Mccain coal-oil inspector at Nashville, and
Henry James commissioner of publis works
of the taxing district of Memphis, vice c,
W. Goyer deceased.
Thompson Stuart died at the residence OF
Mrs. S. A. Cunningham. in JOnesbOrO, ON
the Sth inst, aged ~ years. Elisha Fine, il,
Washington county. the 18th inst. aged also
y.
Cleveland Herald: Col Robert Gal
braith died at his home in Shelbyville
Tenn. on the Both ultimo of hemorrhage
of the bowels He was colonel Of the
Fifth Tennessee Federal cavalry during the
late war.
The Monroe Democrat mentions Il concert
at jacksonville last Tuesday. among the
performers in which are mentioned Prof.
John Marshall, Thomas Richards and Mrs.
Wallace. of our city, and Maj. i. NJ,
Thatcher, of Madisonyille.
A Pittsburg telegram says: The Western
Nail Association met there Wednesday, 18th
inst. and after discussing the state of trade,
unanimously agreed to advance the price
from So TO S3.15, the prevailing opinion
being that the advance was justified by tho
increased demand
Jonesboro Herald and Tribune Washing
ton county has seven citizens who have rep
resented the first senatorial district IN the
State senate-Hon. Jas. W. Deaderick, Hon.
J. E. T. Harris Hon. VIM. H. Maxwell, DR..
w r. Sewer, Maj. F. ". Earnest, Col 5.
K \. Patton and Col. 4. J. Brown the
present Senator.
That the railroad work on the Knoxville
and Ohio connection with the i. and n
r. r. is a desirable job is evidenced by the
crowds of experienced contractors vino are
assembled here to put in bids. They keel
things quite lively about the Atkin House
which popular stopping place is made head
quarters The party of five who went out
to survey the work the other day, returned
on yesterdays K. and o. train and are a
the Atkn The bids will be closed at moon
next Monday.
One of the wise men who knows every
thing declares that in a few years ever,
physician in the country will prescribe DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup to his patients. We be
Iieve it.
See the Sailor Hats at Strong's for l.
cents.
ON advice is to buy Dry Goods, Shoes