Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-04-02
PENCILETTEs-
Palm Sunday.

Palm Sunday.
Next Sunday is Easter.
Straw Hats at Ross Bros
1t is genuine spring weather now.
The earlier birds are already donning
spring suits, spring hats, etc.
Go to Ross Bros for summer underwear
They have just Received a beautiful line.
Mrs. Mary Oliver died at her home, Eliz
abethton, Carter County, March 18th, in the
eighty-fougth year of her age.
The contract for the stone work of
Greeneyilles new jail has been awarded to
Thos. J. Lane and EdW ard Turner.
Nashville's new custom house is about
completed, and is to be occupied by the
Federal Court officials tomorrow.
A Bible mass meeting is to be held IN
Athens next Sunday, 9th inst, by Rev. Geo
S. Savage, of the American Bible Society.
The members of the Sweetwater Young
Mems Christian Association have subscribed
over 500 for the fitting up of room III
which to meet, and the citizens will be called
on to add TO the subscription.
Greeneville Democrat Major Henry has
gone to Unaka Furnace for the purpose of
experimenting the survey of narrow gauge
ristown and n. c. Railroad.
The tide in the river is bringing down
some grain and produce. Three boat loads
of grain and hay were purchased at the
wharf yesterday by the enterpFlsing COM
mission firm of j. Allen Smith 81 Co.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Williams,
wife of Capt. Taylor Williams, popular
conductor on the E. t, Va. i Ga. Rail-
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illness of several weeks duration.
The special train carrying the gentlemen
who we're inspecting sites yesterday for the
cotton mills, and new railroad shops, was
pulled by engineer Alex. Richie, and
managed by AIr. II. w. Perrin, master of
trains
The city board of health will hold a meet
ing next Tuesday night for the purpose of
adopting some plan to present to the next
meeting of the city council Friday night,
for the improvement of knoxville's sanitary
condition.
DIR. Chas. K Winston, for many years &
prominent physician, medical professor,
benevolent and public spirited citizen and
devout Christian, of Nashville, died at the
State asylum for the insane Wednesday
night, at the advanced age of 76 years
Mr. John Maxey a well-known engineer
on the E. T., Va. il Ga. Railroad has been
kept in doors for several days, from the
effects Of painful hurt 10 his left foot,
while running his engine, in an accident,
but is able to be out, on crutches
Governor Hawkins has committed to i'm
prisonmeut for life the death sentence Of
Andrew Jackson White, sentenced to hang
for murder, at Charlotte, Dickson County.
White also had two sentences OF eight years
each, for horse stealing and grand larceny.
AS may be seen by the notices elsewhere
one OF the largest and most attractive stocks
of clothing and furnishing goods ever
brought to Knoxville is TO be found at the
popular clothing house of Robt Vestal i
Co. Spring is here, and they have the
very latest in spring styles. Don't fail to
see their stock
Elizabethton Mountaineer: Rev George
Phillips, colored, has been called TO the pas
torate Of the Third Baptist Church, Knox
vile. Parson Phillips has labored faithfully
among the eolored population of this yiein-
ity for twelve years. aud his leaving will be
great disappointment to his church IN this
place.
Jonesboro journal: Rev. 5. 4 Cole
filled Mr.. Dunean's pulpit at the new Pres
byterian Church last Sabbath. 8Ir. Cole
has spent two Years III Lane Seminary,
Cincinnati, Ohio. lie was licensed by
Holston Presbytery at Oakland Church last
Saturday. he VIII return to Lane TO attend
the examination III May, and will graduate
in May, 1883. Mr. Cole is youne man OF
splendid. talent, and bids fair to make an
excellent preacher.
Nashville American C. L. French, OF
Ohio, returned through here yesterday from
East Tennessee where he has been examin.
ing mineral lands. He expresses himself as
having been highly pleased with his trip.
lie THINKS that himself and associates viii
make an investment in East Tennessee lands
and build a blast furnace. He believes there
is a great opportunity to employ Ohio capt.
tai IN the establishment of industrial enter
prises in Tennessee.
Deck Hughes, arrested for being drunk,
and John Kelly, for fast driving on the
street, also drinking, had little set-to in
the loose yesterday evening, which stirred
up a little excitement on Market Square.
Hughes. used his pocket knife pretty freely
upon Kelly, cutting several ugly gashes in
his clothes, though inflicted no hurtfu
wound. Kelly yelled murder quite Justify,
when the police came to his rescue.
Those two emporiums of fashion and
taste, the Trade Palace" of Young Il VIII
Hams and Owens dry goods aud millinery
establishment have been the center OF
attraction for the past two days opening
days-and they have been visited by IN
numbered throngs of the fashionable ladies
of the city, who gaze with bewildermen
upon the bedazzling display to be seel
there, excelling in splendor and beauty any
thing ever before displayed in Knoxville
The opening" continues.
OUR SPRING STOCK NOW READY
Comprises the Choicest Fabrics, tn,
HandsOmest Designs and the Lates
Styles in the Clothing line. TIL
Superior Quality of the Trimming ant
the unusual care taken i'm the manu-
facture of orr Clothing is apparent a
glance, while in fit our Garment
are Faultless. Our stock of Child
ren's and Boys Clothing is Complet
and Superior to any offered in tbi
market. They were bought so cheal
that We can and do sell them at from
33 TO so per cent. less than thei
actual value. Buy no Clothing befor
seeing our Stock. HEART BROS,
The 0ne-Priee Clothiers
CTHE LOWEST PRICES AND EATEs'
STYLES IN STETsON'S HATS. AT DIS
MUKES & THOMAS
How to Clear the Complexion
A saIlow complexion, a face all covere
with Pimples, Freckles and Blotches, is
sure indication of diseased liver and i'm
pure Blood. Dr. Harris Blood and Live
Pills will clense the blood and remove a
disease from the liver. thereby making
clear skin, and give to the system renewe
youth, health and vigor. For Pains al
Aches. use Harris Great Relief
IF YOU WANT SOMETHING NOBB
IN FINE HATS, CALL ON DIsMUKES
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