Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-08
PENCILETTES.

There is still 10 relief from the disa- |
greeable weather.
The Morrist own Gazette reports the
fruit safe yet in that section.
ooc. Goods at the e. T. China |
House for 65 cents. Price, and see
for yourselves.
John Kauffman's Famous Book
Beer should be drank to be appre-
ciated. ap'o@''
Redpath, the famous writer and
lecturer on Irish affairs, lectured In
Chattanooga, Wednesday night.
The emigrants continue to wend
their way westward on every train al
most.
$50, savage spring, old boreal nuis-
ance, go!" is the way modern para
graphist expresses it.
II. J. Berry, the Hancock county
correspondent Clinch," has gone to
Montana to mine silver and gold.
There seems to have been no mate.
rial damage from the cold snap at any
point in the South.
The commodore" says he was AZ
years of age at precisely 10 mint tes
past 2 O'Clock yesterday morning.
All orders for ohm Kauffman's Cele-
brated Book Beer to be addressed to
J. w. Vetter s. Co., Agents, Chattas
nooga, Tenn. ap7d2t.
Judge Jno. A. Mckinney is reported
by the Press and Times to be quite i'll
with pneumonia, at his home in Rog>
ersTille.
The county court of Roane county
has levied a tax of so cents on the
800 for county purposes, and 20 cents
for school purposes, with 81 on each
poll. ... .
The present general assembly has
repealed the charters of towns by
wholesale, and has changed the lines
of nearly half the counties in the
State, says the American.
James Wilson, colored, has been
taken to the insane asylum from
Greeneville by Sheriff Frazier, says
the Herald.
Miss Jennie Broyles, of Greene
county, has completed quilt which
has 4,4S0 pieces, according to the
Herald.
The railroad authorities have put up
signs at the passenger depot, showing
which is the ladies, mems and bag
gage room, which is a much needed
Improvement.
The oldest ex-member.of Congress
Mecklenburg, Va. He represented
that State from 1919 to 1888.
Nashville claims colored Wade
Hampton living near that city
Knoxville also has a Wade Hampton
"a coIored boy.
Morristown has on exhibition a
h.
handles some large snakep. Guess she
don't carry them in her boots.
Col. Jas. L. Gaines, late Comptrolle,
of the State Of Tennessee, is now su-
perintendent Of the Nashville Ware
house Company, according the Cou-
rier
Capt. Harvey Wilcox has resigned
the position Of chief of the Chatta
nooga fire department, which he ha
held for several years, and VIM
Friedman is elected his successor.
The weather was bright and cheer
fol yes terdsy, but there is yet frosty
keenness in tho air, which will con-
tinue till the snow Is all out of the
mountains.
Hon. Leon Trousdale, late State
superintendent of public instruction
1IaS au cSCbCy Io' thC sure u
JEFF. Davis new book, 1.-THE Rise anC
Fall of the Confederate Government
The Sunday Courier is a new featur,
in journalism at Nashville, the frs
issue of which has reached our table
It's bright and newsy Sunday pspe
and deserves success. Atwood & Hunt
ington are publishers and Chas. E
Robert, editor.
HroanouilIo Hnra1l.
year old youth named Thomson wa
arrested last Saturday in the 18th dis
trict, this county, for stealing pal
Of shoes from the store of George w
Bright. He was tried the same da,
before Squire w. White, who cen
him tt Jail TO await the action of tn
circuit court in June.
Tennessee bonds opened in Ne,
York Tuesday at So cents. On the re
ceipt of the intelligence of the passag
of the 1908 bill, they advanced to 6
and then declined to 81, At La
O'Clock Tuesday evening, telegram
received by Nashville brokers shove
that 81 was offered, but holders wer
asking IS.
According to the Hawkins count
department of the Morristown Gszett,
the Rogersville and Jefferson R4ilros
has been doing an unusually heav
business during the past winter an
the present spring. The marble trans
portation from Rogersville is gettin
ID be something immense. Tw
quarries are actively a. work an
others are getting under way. 1t is
be hoped the business will continue
grow.
Morristown Gazette: We were graf
fled to meet at the Cain House, Sur
day, our genial aud clever frien,
Capt. Sam. Adie, one of the most pol
ular conductors on the E. IT,, V. &
r. r. While we cordially welcome
his presence in the city, we regret th'
he was detained here in consequent
Of q severe hemorrhage of the lung
while in charge of his train comm
down Saturday night. necessi attn
him 10 stop off and send the train
Knoxville by another party. We tru
his recovery will be rapid and that b
will experience no further trouble.
John, my dear, said she tenderly,
you do not buy bottle Of DIR. Bull
Cough Syrup Immediately, I will e
home to my mother: I can't stand tn
coughing any longer. He bought
bottle. "