Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-11
PENCILETTES.
Weather moderated.

Weather moderated.
Cheap JOB PRINTING at Ramage's
Picture Framing neatly done at McCrary
j. Branson'S.
Photo Easels, in all the latest styles, at
McCrary d Branson's.
Rustic and fancy Motto Frames at very
low figures at MeCrary Il Branson's.
Picture Frames cheaper than ever sold
before sold at McCrary & Branson's.
McCrary & Branson's late improvements
enable them to make the prettiest and latest
style photographs.
The next attraction at Staub's Opera
House is Frederick Paulding, in ''Salyiata."
His engagement is for Tuesday, October 1S.
The old Virginia House at Morristown is
changed to the Tate House, and is now in
charge of Mrs. E. 0. Tate, a most excellent
lady.
Stereoseopics, Stereoschic Views, Picture
Cord, Picture Nails and beautiful Photo
Mats can be found at McCrary & Bran
sons.
The dazzling show bills which embelish
the boards about town. will be the
object of deepest study to-day by Young
America" and some of America not SC
young.
AIessrs Strong & Co. have erected new
brass signs on either sid of their favorite
Market Square dry goods store. They look
real city like, and attract the eye of every
pesser.
As we learn from the Times, John II
Tate, Of Morristown, has been given posi-
ton in the mail service on the Louisville q
Nashville railroad.
Cumberland street was fenced up yester
day TO prevent travel alongside the ole
Hockenjos building which is about to fal
and was condemned by the city council.
We learn of a pretty serious difficulty a
Jacksboro last Thursday, in which w. w
Lindsay dangerously stabbed a negro
named King. What was the result we dit
not learn.
Telegraphic advices yesterday from tn
West report the dried fruit market declin
ing rapidly. Sales of 3 car loads of hal
peaches were made here at = cents, tn
lowest this season. The Indications ar
that the market will further decline.
Col j. w Gaut has purchased and occu
pied as residence the late home of Mr.. +
II. McClung, corner of Cumberland an
Walnut streets. 1t is one of the most de
sirable and best located places in the city
The sum of $1,000 was paid.
Dr. VIM. Morrow, ON account of hi
many business cares at Nashville, has re
signed the position of president of tn
Third National Bank of Chattanooga, bu
remains director Vice-President Jas. Fl
Warner was elected president and Maj. d
Z. Rees vice president.
The University Stars and Blues playe
their thirdmatch game of base ball yesterda
morning, resulting in victory for tn
Stars by q score of II to 7. The game wa
q close one. Good plays were made b,
Eaton, Vincent, Douglass and Harmon, Q
the Stars, and by Smith, Ochs and Esig, c
the Blues.
Maryville Democrat; Constable John 7
Anderson took to Knoxville, yesterday, Ella
Kennedy and George Lane, convicted of la
ceny and sentenced to the Penitentiary
the last Circuit Court. The prisoners ha
appealed to the Supreme Court, now in ses
sion at Knoxville, and were taken over
have a hearing.
Hon. Jas. NJ. Meek, of New Market ha
purchased a part interest in the bushes
building owned and occupied b, Mr.. M. I
Ross. The interest was purchased of Hon
D. X. Young, for Sc, 500. We are glad
have such a worthy and influential gentle
man becoming more closely identified i
Knoxville interests.
DUNBAR'S is the center of attractio