Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-16
PETCILETTES.
Fine Suspenders at strong,s.

Bargains in Shirt Fronts at Strong's.
8. 1t developed into balmy, spring-like
weather again yesterday.
Great drives in Napkins and Handker-
chiefs at Strong i Co.'s
Fine Umbrellas and Parasols at Strong il
Co. 3, % Market Square.
Get pair of those gents low priced Gus
tom made shoes at Strong d Co. s.
The Supreme Court meets at Jackson,
West Tennessee the first Monday in April
''Gas" is the name of new post office
Just established in Giles County, Tennes-
see.
Nashville is to have electric light soon.
The Brush electric light apparatus is to be
adopted.
A storm of thunder and lightning, fol
lowed by copious shower of rain, after
dark last night
The gardening and farming operations
will be resumed if this weather continues
for day or two.
George Washington, colored escaped
convict from the Nashville penitentiary,
has been recaptrtred.
Frank B. Stublefield and Miss Annie C.
Carmichael, both of Morristown, we're mar
ried at Asheville, n. c., March I'd.
The Geo. T. Larkin case will be heard in
this city before Hon. Stanley Matthews, of
the United States Supreme Court bench,
the fourth Monday in May instead of April,
as mentioned in our last issue.
The private car of Col. E. W. Cole, in
charge of his porter, W. H, Booker, re
turned by yesterday mornings train from
Lynchburg, Va The car was sent there to
meet Col c. DE-. McGbee, but he did not
come.
The track laying of the new arm of the
Ohio division of the E. L., Va. & Ga. Rail
road, which comes across through the shop
yard to the car shed, is about completed,
and one of the rock crushers is engaged
breaking the rock for the ballast.
The new coal chutes in the yard of the
East Tenn, Va. d GA. Railroad in this
city, are now nearly completed, and will be
great convenience in the matter of filling
up the tenders with coal An elevated
track is laid to run the coal into the
chutss
According to the Nashville Banner, the
late Capt. Jas. NJ. Davis, killed by moon
sinners, had an insurance on his life in ths
American Legion of Honor for 5000; il
Mutual Aid for 50, 900, and, it is thought,
in the Hartford Accident for So, 900.
We are glad to notice our clever ant
obliging young friend Tbos. S. Scarborough
at his old stand again, in the popular famil,
grocery house of John l.. Hudiburg. Ton
Is one of the best and most efficient sales
men in Knoxville. He has had about
dozen years experience and knows the bust
uass in all its details
Sheriff c. b. Gossett arrived Monda,
night from Chattanooga, having in charg
Clip Duggan, the barber whom he arrestet
for stealing watch and other articles from
his employees, jeff. Good, at the Atkil
House barber shop, as mentioned by us
He was arraigned yesterday before Justic
Allison for trial, but the case was continue
till to-day, at o'clock.
The Bolivar, Mo-, Free Press, notes III
DEATH in that town, March LIST, of job
Watson4 aged about so years. The decase
was born in Granger County, Tenn, til
eldest son of James l.. and Clarinda Wat
son. When he was seven years of age, hi
parents moved to Polk County, Mo-, wher
he has since resided. He was gallant sol
der in the Union army afterwards held tn
responsible position of county treasurer, 70
ten years, and was an excellent and up
right citizen.