Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-12
PENGEE-EETES.

I2yi0F q 20. LbFS SOME very me
Canary and other Bird Cages.
The hog cholera is said to be raging
st feaEful rate in Cocke county.
MRS. Fannie Jacques, wife of J. Fl
Jaq1ss, died in McM'un county on the
I'd Inst, aged about 49 years.
The "inaugural kiss" is the latest
out. Ii was insugurated by President
Garfield.
Hawkins is the twentieth governor
Of Tennessee. Garfield is the twentieth
President Of tbs United States.
'?nvlnr & Co. have new article Of
Stew Pan. H0usekeeper5 who are
using them are delighted with them.
SEE y ha1 John MundeII & Co. have
to say to Gossett, Ford & Bro, about
Solar Tip Shoes.
A petition has been circulated in
Cleveland asking the appointment Of
Hon. j. w. Ramsey as postmaster at
thst place.
Mary had lille lamb,
It's fleece was white as starch;
The lion ste that darling sheep
One windy day in March.
Oar Athens friend M8i. e. T. Moss
has. as ye notice from me Post, quit
tia livery and gone into the family
grocsrg and provision business.
Senator L Hudd!est)n will accept
!ae thanks Of the CHRONICLE for 8
copy Of the calendar of the senate Of
- Tennessee for the current week.
The Banner learns that Mr.. T. NJ
Montgomery, Of Cleveland, has Te-
c-ived al appoint nent to a clerkship
in one of the departments ct Washing
ten.
JAMES Fisher, al old gentleman Of
Bris.oI, aged 50 years. has been con-
sivned ito the poor.house at Biount-
willie, according TO the Star.
The Bristol Courier says several of
is sub>crIb-rs have stopped their
paper because it favored school tax
IL Sullivan county.
ATr. 6. T. Hammer, late assistant
p0-tms81er at Bristol, has received a
situatioa in the E T., V. & 6. Rails
road st that place. says the Courier.
The Ns,joaai baseball leagues have
arranged a V0iUmiDOus programme of
games for the season, which opens
May ?.
Rev. VIM. 3. TheFreIl, formerly of
J0nesb0T0, has been appointed suns
day-.chOrl agent for Est Tennessee,
says the Herald and Trtbure, and has
gone to Ca t3n0oga, which will be
his home.
Tns elec. ion in Sullivan county,
on Saturday, 9Th instant, resulted in q
victory for ievying q tax for public
schools. The vote was light on &C
cou OF the iuc' ement weather. L
was 332 for The tax to 1872 against-ma.
jOrsty for school tax 40.
The D4udridEe Waterman and Re
porter records the death, from com
SUMPTION, ST that place Monday, 7tt
instant, of Mrs. Isaac Hoskine. He
infant, about four mouths OH, died
Ins same day, ald they were buried il
the same grave.
Blouu6viiIe Star: Il. N. Carr, ;
good ctz:n of SaliiTan, aud for Il
vars q member OF the county court
uled Last Fddsy night, at his home
below Fail Bsnch. His mother dice
four days be fOre that at her son JEFF
Cart.
Tue majority of the Milton Noble
Company CartOok OF the SUMPTION
hospital ty of that popular hct7I, tn
Akin House, during tl4er stay il
Knoxville.
Che Damocrat learns Of the death o
Samuel Laird. Of Biount county, Feb
Is, who was taken with pain in hi
shoulder at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
and died at 10 the same night.
The blacksmith shop Of John Sex,
ton. and the BAN Of D. G.. Wright
near Rockford, were entered an
robbed one night recently, according
to the BiOunt county Democrat.
The elegant residence of Mr. Robt
l. Gaut, Oh Summit hill, Is bein
newly fitted up and is to be cccupie
as q residence by MDj. +. K. Huge
master Of transportation OF the E. t
Y. & g. Railroad.
Cleveland Banner: A new posi-
office bas been established midws
betge8n Cleveland and Benton, cAlle
'CiymeT,n with w. s. Cowden 8
postmaster. This Office has been es
teblished in place Of "Linwood,
which was disc )ntiaued some tim
agU.
Ihe Western and Atlantic railroa
had another serious collision of Nv
freight trains near Atlanta Tuesda
morning. No deaths, but two me
badly hurt. Will Wilde, an enginee
who was Injured few days ago in al
other collision at Tunnel Hill, died
Chattanooga Wednesday, ait=r undo
going three amputati0ns.
Chattanooga Times Mr.. Will CIea
Ia now in the ". Il A. depot. M
Will Hamblen has Mr.. Cleage's plat
in the Fast Tennessee depot. The o
fcjals Of Selma, Rome and DaltC
r siifOad are looking around for
place TO locate the railroad shops. A
niston, Ala, is being put forward as
suitable location.
The BlOunt County Democrat lear
that Mr.. VIM. Dawson, student
Maryvi!le College, has receive
an appointment in the U.
pos al service as route ageot N
Dawson is citizen OF Loudon count
and j. son Of Hon. w. 81. Dawsc
representative for Loudon and M0nI
IL he State legislature.
GreaneviIle Herald: Deputy CT
IectOr J. f Hacker and Deputy Ma
shall H T. Howard destroyed an ILL
distiIiery on the night OF The first
siaut near Warrensbnrg. Two ARE
we're made, William and Hen
Holden. They were taken tt M0rr
town and tried before s B. Noe, ..
commissioner, and in default of b
were committed TO jail.
Mr., Robt. l.. Gaut. formerly Of {
firm Of J. w. Cant & Son, who has
some months been engaged with q
MessTs.s Lenoir in their grain and flo
business, has removed his family
LenoiE's Station and will II AXE th
his home We rapret to IOsa Mr. n.