Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-01-27
PENCILETTES.
City council tonight.

City council tonight
VIM. r. Ellison died at his home in
Greene County Jan. 18th, aged 81 years.
The Grand Lodge of Masons of Tennes-
see will meet in Nashville, Tuesday, 3lst
inst.
The Gazette reports strawberries in bloom
in the vicinity of Mo1.jstown, in gu open
exposed field.
Rev. J. G. Barb, principal of the Mo-
sheim Institute, has announced himself
candidate for trustee of Greene County.
The first cotton seed meal ever put on
the market in Knoxville is now to be found
at the commission house of J. W. Gaut 4
Son.
The question of building a maca5amized
road or turnpike from Kingston to Emory
Gap, on the Cinc'puati Southern Reilway,
is being agitated.
The work of erecting the new iron bridge
over First Creek, on Clinch street, has been
commenced, and one span was placed in po-
sition yesterday.
The old board of aldermen will hold their
final meeting and wind up the business of
the fiscal year tonight. The new board
comes in Saturday.
Mr.. r. H. Bell, a clever and popular
clerk at the Atkin House, is quite sick, from
the effect of vaccination, and will be unable
for duty for few days.
The series of meetings in the Baptist
Church, at Edgeheld, under the direction of
Rev. G. H. Strickland, D. D., of this city,
continue with increasing interest
For Rent.-Part of one of the largest,
and incest and best located store houses in
+hh rs4y .,-fI. 1
this Office or address P. 0. box $40
Mr.. Bartholomew, of Michigan, accord
ing to the East Tennesseean, sabout to pr
chase the Jas. Hood farm of 400 acres, on
the Tennessee River, below Kingston for
sheep raising.
The case of Vim. Holt, the counterfeiter,
who was recently captured in Missouri, by
Deputy Marshal r. L. DeArmond, was yes
terday continued in the Federal Court until
next term.
Kingston East Tennesseean Dan. Gates
lost three valuable horses inside of a week
from disease similar to blind-staggers
Mr.. Charles Ferguson also lost one from the
same disease.
Col. J. w. Lillard has laid splendid
new pavement in front of his new bushes:
block on Gay street, occupied by the popu
lar notion house of Fletcher, Hall 4
Brazelton.
The magistrates of Greene County have
been called by the chairman of the County
Court, to meet at Greeneville Monday, 3Otl
inst, to take some steps towards rebuilt iue
the jail, which was burned recently.
Hon. NJ. L. Hall, judge of the Crimina
Court, is quite i'll, unable to preside owe,
his court, consequently there will be nc
more trials before Monday next, and the
jurors and witnesses are discharged till tha
time. The grand jury is yet in session
however.
Mayor Fl. C. Crumbliss, of Kingston
has issued proclamation urging every one
to be vaccinated, and those who are no
able to pay are to be yaccinated free O
charge. There was rumor of a case O.
smallpox there Monday, but it turned on
to be measles.
The city o. Chattanooga has been flooret
IN her suit against the Lookout Wate
Works Company, which has been pending
Tor several years. Judgment was given il
favor of the company, against the city
for S13, 1921, but an appeal will be takel
to the Supreme Court.
The lovers of fun and merriment SHOULD
not fail to secure an attendance at the skat
ing rink tonight, to witness the grand mil
race Oh. rollers, to be given by Mr.. Stops
and to be participated in by several youni
men. All wishing an evening of enjoy
ment should secure seats early.
The COUNTRY SEEMS TO BE FILLED WIT
SPEoIFIc-For the cure of Lung Diseases
that one scarcely knows which to use, fo
want of confidence in their medical proper
ties; but from the remarkable cures ard tn
high order and extraordinary efficacy {
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM, that we are con
PEELED to regard the evidence of our senses
and confidently state for Cough and Colo
and that Hydra-teaded Monster CoNsUM1
TON, we think that preparation safe an
certain cure, and recommend it to IL
public.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers
Auction Sale.