Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-22
EENCsLETTEs.
Wa s;ili have a little weathsr.

Measles are reported In many neigh
borhoods in Washington county.
The Post has ascertained that there
are font zone widows In Ashens.
The Post sigbes for the reeorstion OF
the chsrter OF AthenF.
SuIlins College. at Bristol. bad ioo
10 geo students cats!ogued during Tue
past five months.
The editor of the Bristol courier re-
port, the eight cases OF measles Al n'o
family onVstesclDg.
IT ia said that true test TOT eggs is
t,G5oD them in water, and III the large
end comes up they are net !resn.
Mr.. w, w. Wood and wife. OF
E1eyeiapJ. have gone to Rogersvilie 10
lake charge OF the Stay ton doose.
7 M, Young, town marshal OF
sweet " alter, died OF congestion on the
l5.h lust. aged 81 years.
Joseph Mulens was convicted OF
,sTcenv st tae MadisOnville circuit
rourt last week, and sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary.
The name OF Prospect poston1ce IN
McMinn county has been changed TO
"Mecca,r and 3. E. Cass appointed
postmaster.
Some unpriucipled person entered
the BAPTIST church at Jonesboro last
week and partially defaced the organ,
says the Herald and Tribune.
Chattanooga is to have D'Oyly
Carries London Opera Company 10
s'Pirates Of Penzanceh next Wednes-
day and Thursday nighte.
Col. Fl. B. Yearwood gives notice
that the East Tennessee StCck-breeders'
Association will hold meeting In
SWEET water Saturday, 18th int.
Rev. J. B. Jones, editor OF the Bap'
iist Beacon, of this city, has sold DIS
RogersviIle property TO DR.. n. Short
well, according to the Spectator.
Mr.. T. J. Burnay has been appoint
eu tavelII e passenger agent at Chat
t.nooes for the Cincinnati Southern
Railway, vice A. e. Lippincott, re-
igned.
According t, the Democrat, stee
weighing 1890 pounds, aod purchased
from Worth SlIckley. was shipped
ON, GUea, uatar to Atlanta the othe
day by W. F. Hudson.
A sacTameuial meetir was com
meuced last night in tie Preshy t9rlat
church at Athens, in which Rev. DR.
w. A. HarIia"n, Of this city, Iss ex
pzOt60 TO assist.
Uncle Sam Igins says in the Athen
Poet: "rhe rule that 'tle good oil
youpR' is uit without an excep'ffl
The editor uf this psper i8 ia bis 5Oi
year."
The financial exhibit of tx treas
urer Of Chat sn0Oga's city govern
yoe!t. upto the 15ta iDs.-, shows tn
sum uf 50 1885 cash on lands at TIA
IUe.
Col. r. NJ. Edwards, Of CLEVELAND
ist GIernback cane date for governo
w.ssaorn in as ~ act cling ct Orney
tie circuit coz at Nashville til
other day.
Al eff ,rt ie being made 10 estsbiis
q maeadsu 1ed road from SweetWst
To NJ sdison vile. the coat of which vi
appIozirnase $4,000, il is said. Be
erai jacksonville citizens have So
scribed literally.
Hawkins Lodge, I. O 0. f., OF 10
eIsVille. at recent met ting, pass
resolutions of coincidence and eulot
or the memory Of the late Msj. Charl
Mckinney. who was member
that lodge.
There was q variety Of VI Gather "
to-day, ell Of an inferior and extrem
lv dissereeabie character. IL TUNE
cold about noon as fast as We ha
ever witnessed 1t, and wound up wi
asnoR storm towards night.
Miss Catherine 81. Melville. who
Haa,h # Is veara of age in Wsshin
ton. u. g.. was noted in Oul colun
;i,e other day, was a school teacher
Greenviile before the war, says
New Eta.
Hundreds of wistful eyes ami eai
eara will be turned toward the city u
this morning, awaiting the verulct
the new board as 10 who shall oe
nstriGts who 8re destinedto Weilu
clubs and stars il the city for the &C
Ing year.
since Greenevilie's corporation pl
ed out. according to the New Eie,
most any ent-rprising young n
with finger of rye aboard can I
the town sud weep that the neigno
ing berghs are too far aWay 10 cong
on the same occasion.
Ioneab0ro Journal: On the !
inst. the wife of Elder R0utn, d
t!st minister near Piny Flats, 81
van county, gave Of! tn 10 twins.
and daughter. This scores b"el
ak for the uarFon, and to man
ROitth less.
Cha t,nooga merchants amu5e tn
selves these times by stretching
Unes across Market street.-the prl
nal business treet-au d going t11o
The motion Of fishing ia the pudoi
mud and water. The Times is aut
ity for the above.
The Chattanooga city council
adopted aud forwarded q memoirs
the legislature praying modifics
of the railroad tax assessment
This is the same suit ect on which
Knox county count memorialize'
legislature.
Apumber CT citiZa ans OF various
tionaiIies orgaDiz9d an aux
branch of the Irish land ieagu
extend aid and sympathy to the
Ieaguers In the Z herald Isle Col.
Seymour was elected chairman
Messes. J. n. Mills and Geo. W.
eCrstariee.
Close figures on Canned Goo
GAIN