Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-11
PENCILEITES.

A IS cent Corset for 80 cents, at Strong's
A taxing district" is being talked OF for
the town of Rogersyille.
See the pretty cheap Lawns at Strong
Co.'S, Market Square.
Cleveland is to have a hub and spoke fac
tory, at an early date.
The Male Academy, at Sweetwater, has
received new 280-pound bell.
Fine soft finished Bleached Domestic for
10 cents, at Strongs.
contract has been let fer building tone
steps in front Of the Jonesboro courthouse
Mrs. Stokely, wife of John Stokely, of
Bridgeport, Cooke County, died Tuesday,
7th inst, aged 60.
That fine French kid hand sewed shoe at
Gossett, Ford < Bros is the finest shoe ever
sold IN knoxville. Can be had for $500.
A library association has been formed in
Rogersyille, and library and reading room
is to be opened in that place.
Marriage license was granted in Monroe
County last week for the marriage of Rote
johnson and Caroline Bearmeat.
John Davis, au aged resident of Meigs
county, aged 81 years, has emigrated to Ar
kansas, to grow up with the country.
A Jonesboro harp minstrel organization
has been giving concerts at several points
in upper East Tennessee and Virginia
Mai. Hight, OF Sweetwater, purchased six
head of cattle for shipment few days since
averaging /, 100 pounds. He paid Il cents.
Gold was taken from the Coco Creek dig
gins, In Monroe County. 10 years ago, and
every year since, according to the Athena
Post.
J. C. Mckenzie, son of Col. Geo. W.
Mckenzie, of Neigs County, has received
an appointment to a cadetship at West
Point
Ladies', you will find many nice goods al
very reasonable prices, at Strong Co. s.
Call to-day and get some of their special
bargains.
johnson City is now a tull-fedged TAX
ing district" and her board of. commission
ers T. c. Reeves A. z. Hart and j. W.
Truslow, have ordained and published a
code of bylaws, ordinances and rules and
regulations for the government of the
same.
Robt. Newman, the young man claiming
to be a school teacher from McMinn Coun-
ty, who was arrested in Nashville on the
charge of completely in the ROBBERY of G..
W. McCracken an East Tennessee emf
grant, at Chattanooga, was, upon investiga-
ton, released, there being no evidence
against him.
Monroe Democrat Mrs. Thos. Osborn,
widow lady living on Pond Creek, four
miles from Philadelphia, was in her garden
Saturday afternoon, and set fire to pile OF
stubble 10 clear of the land for the pillow.
Her dress caught fire, and before help could
reach her, she was so badly burned that she
died Sunday She was aged about sixty
years.
Monroe Democrat Our countrymaD.
Col. j. Il. Love, has rich Chromium and
Nickel mine in jackson county, \. c., near
the W. n c. Il. R. Trains are now running
on this road to Pigeon River, Haywood
county, and are expected to reach jackson
county sometime this fall, when Col. Love
will commence shipping his ores. The
Chromium tests 60 per cent. and the Nicke
40 per cent, which is regarded as valuable
Rogersville Spectator: Mr. H M Cros
by, with |. 4. Chapman, Bristol, put up
Tuesday, beautiful carved tablet over til,
grave of Mrs. Jno. K. Shields. The ston,
Is made of Italian marble six feet high from
the ground two feet two inches wide an(
six inches thick The lettering is done on
raised shield, and above it under the mould
ing is festoon of flowers tied with ribbon
beautifully carved, making very handsome
stone. Mr.. Crosby's work is well known
here and speaks for itself. He formerl,
did business III Knoxville.