Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-17
PENCILETTEi
City council to night.

The weather is still bracing.
Anew boat. to be called the Rockford
is being built by J. R. Roberts, at Kings
ton.
Polk County has new post-office, Cope
land, with Sol. Lawson as postmaster.
Forepaughs circus disbanded at Chatta-
nooga for the season, and will go to New
Orleans to winter.
The East Tennesseean reports Mrs
Isham Fritts, who was thought to be dying
at Kingston day or two ago, much better
now.
Atlanta Constitution: Among the most
noted of the beautiful ladies who yesterday
graced the galleries of the representative
hall to witness the election of Senators. was
Mrs. Andrew johnson, jr., of Warm
Springs, North Carolina.
Isaac A. Clark, ESD, of Reane County,
has been appointed by Chancellor Staley
clerk and master of the Chancery Court at
Kingston, to succeed Maj II. Crumbl,s
More of the circus bill boards on Gay
street are being torn away. No more use
for them this season.
The popular painter, Billy Honahan, is
getting several jobs of fixing up fronts, "
The average of three day in the issu-
ance of marriage license from the County
Court Clerks Office keeps up, and there
have been twelve issued this week.
Mai. J. W. Paulett is moving his school
book agency from the upper story of the
Southern Express building to the upper
story of the Kirkland block, corner of Gay
and Vine streets.
Considerable attention was attracted yes.
terday evening by Officers Kinzel and Nor
row hauling to the calaboose, in q hand
dray, an old grey-headed man, very drunk,
and picked up at the corner of Clinch and
State streets.
DR.. A. J. Campbelrs little daughter, Ada,
has been quite dangerously i'll with fever
for about tour weeks, but is, we are glad TO
learn, convalescent again.
Justice Rodgers made good start on his
official career yesterday, and did rushing
business.
Mr. Horace Mann, who has been popu-
lar young salesman with McNulty, Lillard
& Co, has entered Jones' Knoxville Bust
ness College.
Capt J. FL Leuty, who has been cashier
for the wholesale house of McNulty, Lii
lard 4 Co, is now in charge of the books
for the clothing house of n. Stern & Co.
The sale of the Austin House, at Mary
vile, advertised for Wednesday, on tbs
premises, by Auctioneer E. A Akers, die
not take place. Although it was tho ough
" advertised, there were no customers OIL
hands.
Kingston East Tennesseean: The packe;
boat got hung on a rock in coming down
from Loudon Monday, and did not reach here
until late in the afternoon. The chancellor
and LAWYERS were aboard. In consequence
of the delay, court did not convene unit
Tuesday.
Mr. Frank S. McGaughey, of Atlanta,
Ga, and Miss Emma D Gass, daughter Of
J. g. Gass, Esq, of Greeneviile, were to
be married in Greeneville last night.
Our young friend, Will Fl. Dick, of New
Market, a graduate of the University Of
Tennessee, succeeds S. r. Rodgers, Esq,
as local editor of the Tribune. We wei
come him to the field of journalism.
Several small droves of fine fat hogs have
been brought to the city in the past day OF
two. They were sold to butchers for the
local market.
Messrs. Frank, Henry and Wiley Fritts
of Chattanooga, have been summoned to
Kingston by the intelli gence that their aged
mother was dying.
Call on L. ZEB1NDFN, northeast of GENE
terry, on Broad street, for Hyacinth, Tulips
Crocus, Lily and other bulbs, also Came
has, Azaleas, Cape Jassamines, monthly
Carnations, etc. Bouquets, and cut flow
ers- nov IL div
Mrs. D. NJ. Key and two daughters
Misses Emma and Kate, of Chattanooga
came up to Lenoirs to attend the wedding
of Mr.. Litton Thomas and Miss Eller
Welcker, at Col Hopes, yesterday.
We notice that our enterprising and de
serving young friend ]. Blaufeld, who ha
kept the popular cigar stand and confec
henery on custom house square for severa
years, has opened good stock Of grocerie
at ScsrborOugh's old stand, corner of Broad
and McGhee streets. We are glad to motto
signs of improvement in his business.