Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-30
PESCII.ETTEs.


There : very little doubt now that the ,
frnir crop in East Tennessee tige season VIII
he The largest ever known, if nothing be
falls it after this date.
last yyeak witnessed the demise of three
Georgia newspapers: The Atlanta Dahy
Phonograph. the Rome Daily Tribune, and
the Augusta Sunday Mirror The two eus-
ne1ded dailies viii hereafter be issued as
weaklies.
The Journal understands that i gentle
man l,anled Rice from Knoxville, viii, IN 4 j
tav dav-. from II connection with Mason Il
Son. for the purpose of operating to'm-
dry at Jonesboro.
09c. Goods at the E. T. China
House for 65 cents. Price, and see
for yourselves.
The county court clerks office has been
treated to handsome new carpet, and pre-
SCENTS quite an improved appearance.
The first strawberries of the season we've
to be found in market yesterday. They
were held at 80 cents quart. There were
new Irish potatoes also i'll market.
The two rock-crlshers owned by the +. /
T.. Y. Il e. Railroad Company, We're at |
work yesterday, crushing lot of stone in
the ward with which to make a ballast
foundation for the new Office building TO be
erected by the company.
In the case of Margaret Maxwell VS.. the
f. T., V. & G. Railroad Company, tried at
Jonesboro last week, claiming damages for
the killing of her husband, a verdict for
1915. as we learn from the Journal. 4
motion for new trial was oyerruled.
Atlanta is making great preparations for
the cotton exposition which is to be held
there in October next Mr.. II. [. kimball,
one of the most pushing business men of
the South. has Just returned from success
full tour of Northern cities in the interest of
the exposition. meeting with substantial en-
rouragement everywhere He has been
elected director-general of the exposition,
which assures success.
A young lady school teacher. while walk
ing along in Chattanooga about s o'clock
Thursday night, was approached by a negro
man, who snatched from her hand pocket
book containing a sum of money and other
articles and made off hurriediy. The per
Torrance was observed by several parties
who gave pursuit, but to no purpose. and
there Is no clue to the identity of the rob
Der.
The Cleveland wooden mills have shut
down for q month to put in new machinery.
a general Sunday-6chool picnic is to he
held AZ the Raht grove, near Cleveland May
18Th, which is TO be participated in by all
the schools of the town and county.
Cleveland Herald: NJ Thos I. Gaut, of
this city, has been appointed to a clerkship
in the Treasury Department at Washington,
and will leave III & few days
Chattanooga expects an additional ice fac
Tory, 70 be put up by Cincinnati man,
The employees in the Union passenger de
pot at Chattanooga and of the Memphis Il
Charleston and Alabama Great Southern
Railroad Companies are TO be uniformed.
BY the careless handling of a pistol, po-
licenan Taylor, of Chattanooga, had pain
fuI wound inflicted II day or two since, being
shot through the feshy part of the hand
With the pistol OF his fellow-officer Keith
The MclIinn County Farmers Society,
rs the Post calls it. will meet in Athens
Monday next,
Circuit court at Cleveland meets mex
Monday
According to the Athens Post, the firs
lnick were monlded last week for the re
building of Cane Creek Academy recent
burned down. It is expected to be com
pleted by the first of September, and will b
y by % feet, two stories high.
# any abIe-bodied young man is see
standing about the street corners saying h
can't get work, you may wager your las
nicllIe that he doesn't want it.
We hear talk of other manufacturing Ell
terprises. The boom has come.
Judge Allisons court continues to be we
patronized
INDIGESTION. You have tried ever,
thing for it and found no help We are L
doctors, but can offer a prescription that hi
cured very many. and it might cure you
well: it will cost you but quarter of a dc
lar, and can be had at any Druggists. A.
for Perry Davis PAIN KILLER.
Labor is said to be in great demand
jefferson county, from the fact that 81
hands are wanted on the river improyeme
below cambridge. 100 more in the he
State quarry, and large number in Il
zine mines. Thirty or forty teams are al
wanted in that county to haul walnut nul
Der to the railroad, and everything is bu'
and booming.
1t is plain to be seen that Dunbar is don
the Millinery business this season. He
can he help it? He has the goods and
selling them cheap.
iuS tcuLllISI OItlIHS NJ D"hl''u
was financial success.
Haynes Il HensOn's for Summer Hats.
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If you want a frst-class Suit made
order go to 10 McTeer & Co., 148 Gay
Mr.. Moore has charge of the Shop. He Ii
tirst-class cutter. 4 good and satisfacto
tit or no sale.
Roach Traps,
Noyes Harness Soap
Dixon's Graphite Axle Grease.
For sale by
". W. WOODRUFF 4 Co.
ALI THE GIRLS
Use ROC's Medicine because
Purifi as lhe Blood aud Bea'
titles the Complexion.
LYONS T. NIcCAMPR BELL
The Greatest Blessing.
A simple, pure, harmless remedy,