Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-17
PENCILETTES.
Fine Suspenders at Strong's

Fine Suspenders at Strong's.
Bargains in Shirt Fronts at Strong's.
Great drives in Napkins and Handker-
chiefs at Strong & Co.'S.
Fine Umbrellas and Parasols at Strong d
Co. s, % Market Square.
Get pair of those gents low priced Gus
tom-made shoes at Strong d Co.'S.
A private letter has Just been received in
this city from Mrs. Lieut.. T. J. Mill gan,
formerly Miss Carrie Andrews. She is now
in Paris.
A correspondent in the Atlanta Constitu-
ton, dominates Col. Pryor L. Mynat, for
mer we'll known Tennesseean, for Gov
ernor of Georgia.
The Easter egg viii soon be laid before
Us, suggests a paragrapher.
From 500 to 200 dozen eggs are sold in
Greeneville every day, it is estimated.
The Knoxville Trunk Factory turn out
-, instead of } nests, as incorrectly stated
Ill former issue.
Mai Edward Black, well-known citizen
of Anderson County, died in Wartburg, on
the 9th inst, aged 76 years.
The Oakdale iron furnace fired mp last
week, after rest of several months, &C
cording to the East Tennesseean.
The walls of the old Greeneville jail,
which was burned, are being torn away,
preparatory to the erection OF new build
ing.
The Jewish residents of Chattanooga
have purchased the old First Presbyterian
Church property there, and will tear it
away and erect Jewish synagogue.
The Grand Council, Royal Arcanum, met
in Nashville, Tuesday. NJ. L. David repre-
sented Knoxville, and was, in the election
of officers placed ON the committee on ap-
peals.
Allen Clark, colored sneak thief, at
tempted to break into the smoke house at
the Rogersville College one night last week,
but was filled with bird shot from the gun
of one who discovered him.
The poisoning of the three Herman chill
dren at Nashville, two of whom died, was
caused by drinking water which had been
stirred up i'll green paint can, and not by
eating maple sugar, as before stated.
Mrs. Ellen Maloney, widow of the late
Mai. John Maloney, died at the Tennessee
House, Greeneville, Friday 10th inst aged
70 years. She has long been consistent
member of the NJ. E. Church.
Robert Delaney, a sewing machine agent,
has, according to the East Tennesseean, pur-
chased, of Mr. Hugh Martin, the Winters
farm, few miles below Kingston, for So,
600. The machine business is q profitable
one.
We have received, in neat pamphlet form,
printed at the Commercial job office, the an
nual reports of the mayor, chairmen OF
committees, and officers of the city govern
ment of Chattanooga, for the year ending
November l, 1881.
The Tennessee Historical Society held 6
meeting in Nashville last Tuesday. Among
number of donations reported was SO
jubilee ball ticket, Knoxville, Tenn, July
4th, 1925, Fifteenth Anniversary of Ameri-
can Independence.
The chairman of the executive committee
J. K. P. Hall, has called a convention O.
the Republicans of Greene County a
Greeneville, the first Monday in April tt
nominate candidates for county offices ant
transact other business.
GreeneviIle Herald: Matsemota Hanichi
the young japanese boy brought over b.
Master Frank Miligan, U. S. N, from
Nagasaki, attracted considerable attention
few days ago with his kite. He had it VI
1900 feet in the air. As kite flyer he is
success.
The Hopwood boarding house in Chat
tanooga, where the engineer from Cincin
natl was taken with smallpox, and after
wards died, has been quarantined with /
persons for two weeks The quarantin
was lifted Wednesday, by order of tn
health authorities. Strange to say no cas-
was developed in the family, or among tn
boarders The two cases of small-po
under treatment in Chattanooga, are re
ported doing well.