Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-12
PENCILETTES.

Cheap JOB PRINTING at Ramage's.
Picture Framing neatly done at McCrary
d Branson's.
No present is more appreciated than a
handsome China, Tea or Dinner Set
Photo Easels, ia all the latest styles, at
McCrary Il Branson's.
New and elegant designs in Plated Ware.
suitable for bridal presents, at the China
House.
Rustic and fancy Motto Frames at very
low figures at McCrary i Branson's.
Picture Frames cheaper than ever sold
b efore sold at McCrary i Branson's.
The Grand Lodge of Tennessee INDIE
p endent Order of Odd Fellows, meets in
Nashville Wednesday, 10Th inst.
The Henry F. Miller Piano is making a
fine reputation everywhere. Call at Cum
Minis Music Emporium and examine them.
Five more students have purchased schol-
arships from Messrs. Jones u Sons, and en-
tered upon their studies, during the past
week.
The three prisoners, Thos. Madgett, Geo.
and Henry Harris, taken out to Coal Creek
Monday, were all colored, instead of white,
as Inadvertently stated by US
Our clever young friend, Arthur Swan,
deputy county trustee, is the happiest young
father in the city 1t is a fine daughter, aud
doing well.
McCrary & Branson's late improvements
enable them to make the prettiest and latest
style photographs.
We learn from Sheriff c. B. Gossett that
the wife of Calvin Weaver, on Copper
Ridge, Knox County, gave birth Sunday
night to three male children, but none of
them lived.
Stereoscopics, Stereoschic Views Picture
Cord, Picture Nails and beautiful Photo
Mats can be found at McCrary & Bran
sons. ,...#.
Tony iDenier's Humpty Dumpty Com
pany was booked for an engagement here,
beginning with to night, but he has given
US the go-by and nothing has been heard
from him lately.
Sarah Smith, colored, was convicted be-
fore Justice Allison yesterday of assaulting
Minerva Pin, colored, Id a difficulty which
occurred Saturday night on the Main street
bridge over First Creek.
The New York Evening Post says. Ex-
Postmaster General Horace MAYNARD has
had plans prepared for an enlargement to
his old home IN Westborough, Mass, and
contemplates spending his summers there
The doomed man Joe Harris, the Marble
Hall murderer, who is sentenced to hang
st liogersville November 25, as taken out
yesterday by Jailer r. Fl. Hood and Sheriff
Blevlns, of Hawkins County, given a shave
and sat for a photograph.
t1eOrua 'Hprhott yyaS noc4c
before Recorder White yesterday for raising
disturbance at the house of Molhe Faul
Saturday night. Mollie also swore out
peace warrant against him, which will be
heard before Justice King at l O'Clock this
afternoon.
According to the New Era, the Greene
vile jail was delivered one night last week
of all It's inmates, four prisoners, viz Lie
and Phillip Gray, Robt Fair and George
Dickson, colored. They were assisted by
with which to operate.
The Smithsonian Institution has received
from the Astronomer Royal of Greenwich
the announcement of the discovery by Den
ming, on October 4, 1851, at Is hours, of a
bright comet in Leo, In 8 hours % minutes
right ascension and Is degrees of north
uteS east.
MIR. John NJ. Ross brought down from
his marble quarries yesterday a car load OF
marble Consigned to parties in Boston,
Mass. One block, which contained over sc
feet, was as fine specimen as we have
seen. The marble from this quarry is said
to be the finest pink marble in Tennessee
Mr.. Frank J. Leland, formerly of Bowling
Green, Ky, but now of the new axe-han
die and agricultural implement manufactory
Just started here, was married at the resi-
dence of Geo. 4. Shelton in Chattanooga
Sunday, to Miss Emily Fathergill, of Bow
ling Green, Rev. W. W. Bays performing
the ceremony.
The brick laying was commenced yester
day for the new business house to be erected
by MIR. Il. 5. Payne, on Gay street, oppo
site the wholesale house of Il. S. Payne
Co. 1t Is to be two stories and basement
fronting ia feet and running back about IL
feet. Mr.. w. G. Fulcher, one of our mos
reliable builders, has the contract for tn
erection of the building.
The Synod of Nashville has concluded it
labors, after an interesting and profitabl
session, and most of the members departe
yesterday for their homes. The Synod in
u
ministers in the South, and some of tn
best and most representative citizens of on
State. They met with cordial reception
and were highly pleased with our city. Th
CHRONICLE neYs- gatherer is under oblg,
tons to the worthy and efficient clerk, Re,
Z. A. Ramsey, for favors shown in gettin
un reports of the proceedings
We understand that our information wit
regard to the death of Rev. S. S. Grant, {
them. Z. Church, South, in charge of tn
Jacksboro circuit, was incorrect. The re,
ercnd gentleman was afflicted with paralys
instead of diphiheria. He was not dea
Monday night, but scarcely any hopes wer
entertained of his recovery.
We are glad to notice that Mr. R. 7
Miller, popular Market Square greer,
able to be about gain after long and Sc
ious illn ess. He is not yet restored full,
however, and is yet unable for business.
Orange blossoms in the vicinity of Kno
vile tonight, in which a young CHAT
nooga beau and popular Knoxville bel
will figure prominently.
OF the three male children to which ii
wife of Calvin Weaver, on Copper Ridg
gave birth last Sunday night, one of the
is living.
The lot on Market Square where Il
store of Mr.. VIM. Patton was burned !
Gently, has been purchased of Mr.. A. Roe
by Mrs. E. Spence, and she will ha
erected thereon q commodious two sto
brick business house. Work has alrea,
been commenced removing the dirt for t
foundation and cellar.