Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-17
Maximum thermometer $3.50 minimum
PENCHETTES.

City council tonight.
Still warm and sultry.
Citv school commencement at the opera
house tonight.
Knoxville viii again have spell of rest in
the matter of courts.
A fruit canning factory is to be establish
ed in Nashville this season.
Chattanooga has purchased about 500
copies of the revised New Testament.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church at
Cireeneyille was dedicated last Sunday, Rev.
J. B. Dobson officiating.
Mr.. L. W. Brown has become associated
with Mr. J. W. Brown in the publication of
the Rogersville Press and Times.
The farmers of Jefferson county who
have cut their wheat say it is far better than
they expected. The grain is well filled, and
three grains to the mash, says the Watch
man and Reporter.
Greeneville Herald The wheat crop in
this (Greene) county will be short; the late
planted corn has been seriously injured by
dry weather, but the early and deep-planted
corn will be plentiful.
Mrs. Sarah Thomas, wife of Rev. John s.
Thomas, former pastor of the Baptist
Church at Jonesboro, died in Secrecy, Ark,
q few days since, according to a telegram
received at JOnesbOrO.
Four Jonesboro boys, Dave Simpson,
Charlie Patton. Boss Meek and Walter
Green are now running as baggagemasters
on the E. T.. V & G. Railroad. This does
pretty well for Jonesboro, concludes the
Herald and Tribune.
GreeneviIle Herald: Henry Clay, the
negro who broke into Lee Rutledge's barber
shop some three weeks ago, was captured
last week in Johnson City and brought to
this place He confessed having stolen the
articles, and was accordingly remanded to
Jail to await trial by the circuit court. The
property stolen by this man was recovered
excepting the razOrs and a coat. His trial
came off Wednesday morning, his counsel,
Mr. L. L. Lawrence. submitted his case.
He was sentenced to three years in the pen
itentiary.
The East Tennesseean records the mar
riage GA Wednesday, at Kingston, of Rev.
J. ". Robertson and Miss Laura Smith, OF
Roane county, Rev. d. II. Dickey officiating.
The party left at once for Rogersville June
ton, the home of the groom.
The Kingston East Tennesseean hears {
rumor that there is talk of disseminating the
mail service on the river between LoudOr
and lockwood.
bourne, who was sentenced to the peniten-
tary from Roane county for three years
for larceny, some eighteen months ago, was
pardoned by the governor few days ago.
Jonesboro Herald and Tribune: Mrs
Jeney Coleman, wife of Daniel Coleman
deceased, died at her home in this place OF
Sunday, June 18th, at the age of 80 years.
Jonesboro Herald and Tribune: Hon.
NJ Thornburgh, Hon. Ken Wheeler, United
States district attorney, and Col. A. X
Humes, clerk United States court iron
Knoxville. passed through town last Thurs
day, Ell route for North Carolina, FISHING
excursion. They had with them box o
excellent . fish bate" good for all kinds o
fish except mullet head.
Jonesboro Herald and Tribune: Mr.
Theodore Brinkman, of Greeneville wh'
has been spending a few days with hi
daughter, Mrs. Presnell, is a native o
Westphalia, Germany, and was soldier i
the German army in 1915 and fought at tn
battle of Waterloo. Mr.. B. is now ninet
years of age.
99c Goods at the E. T. Chin
House for 90 cents. Price, and Sc
for yourselves.
beautiful drawing of the new brio
three story office building to be erected b
exhibition at the drug store of Lyons
McCampbell. 1t is quite an imposing ed
fee and the mechanical work reflects muc
credit on the skill of the delineator, Nj
Albert Baumann The architect is Mr.. 10
NJ Baumann.
The ice-delivery wagon of the Knoxvil
Ice Company is the most popular institutio
about the city these sultry summer day
and the company has all that it can do
I L,
of their ice, made from the clear sprr
water, makes it always saleable, notwit
standing there was so much native il
saved.
We notice that Messrs. Lyons & NJ
Campbell have secured the services of Cad
S. n Douglass of Middle Tennessee,
clerk in their drug store. Mr.. Douglass is
polite, gentlemanly and energetic your
man, and these gentlemen are fortunate
securing his services.
Prof E. S. Joynes, of the faculty of Il
University of Tennessee, was to deliver Il
address on the occasion of the laying of Il
corner stone Wednesday evening for a ne
building for the medical and dental depal
ments of the University, at Nashville.
Nashville Banner: Our people have II
gone crazy because the Memphis Comman
cry beat the Nashville Commandery 2-100
OF point IN the recent drill at hnOXVlu
beat is beat, no matter now close t
contest may be, and we are serene enous
about here to succunab to the decision of t
judges.
The commencement" season will so
be over, and then we will heave a huge si
of relief. 4,
Mr.. Sam. W. Small, of Atlanta, Ga, is
deliver the annual address before the TIE
nessee Press Association, which meets
Chattanooga.
NJ. L. Chapman has been appointed
Commissioner A. w Hawkins assistant col
missioner of immigration and statistics
Hamilton county.
Show Cases at Factory Prices,
at 4. d. DUNBAR's 81 Gay st.
Nursing COrsets at A. d. DUNBAR's.