Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-08
PENCILETTEs.

rs cent Corset for so cents, at Strong's.
See the pretty cheap Lawns at Strong u
Co.'s, Market Square.
Fine soft finished Bleached Domestic for
10 cents, at Strongs.
Oscar Wilde, the aesthetic, scooped 81, QUO
as his share of the proceeds OF lecture In
Chicago.
The finest stock of women's, misses and
children's shoes in Knoxville at Gossett,
Ford & Bros.
The Republican purposes that lockwood
will meet kingston half way with narrow
guage railroad.
Application was made in Nashville Satur-
day for charter for the Market Square
street railroad, of this city.
That fine French kid hand sewed shoe at
Gossett, Ford Il Bros is the finest shoe ever
sold in Knoxville. Can be had for $500.
Ladies, you viii find many nice goods at
very reasonable prices, at Strong Co. s.
Call to day and get some of their special
bargains.
The secretary of the State board of
health, at Nashville, received telegraphic
advices Monday of three cases of smallpox
near Brownsville, Tenn.
The First Presbyterian Church, at Chat
t-nooga, is closed, and new building is to
be erected. In the mean time, the congre-
cation will worship at James Hall.
A large squad of colored laborers were
brought down on the 10:40 train yesterday
and taken out on the Ohio division train,
for the railroad work of Hay, Mayors & Co.
John Sherlow, the railroad engineer from
tOnlr fhn O q
boarding house in Chattanooga, died last
Monday. No other cases have been develop
ed yet.
The Emmett Literary Club, of Nashville,
gave an entertainment last Saturday night,
in honor of the birthday of Robert EN-
NETT. Gov. Alvin Hawkins was the princi-
pal orator of the occasion.
Mr.. John Crowley, late from Boston, is
opening up his furniture house at 100 Gay
street, lust opposite the CHRONICLE Office.
Mr.. Crowley handles the furniture manu-.
featured by the Knoxville Furniture Manu-
factory, of Price, Click & Co.
As we learn from Mr.. Speck, the vicinity
of Rockford is still sorely afflicted witt
measles, and it is source of serious incon
venience to the Rockford Cotton Works an6
other interests. There have been NJ
uGaluS, UuL tuSE6 dIo oOLuo Cdoco
dangerous.
lockwood Republican: Captains VIM
McEIwee and Z. J. Brown have closed thei
contract for furnishing the Roane Irol
Cany 20, COO tons of iron ore; 10000 to b.
mined from their own property at Post Oak
the remaining ten to be mined from tn
Roane Iron Company's mines on the Gin
cinnad Southern Railway.
The private Office car of Maj. Jno. +
O'Bren, general superintendent of the L
t., Va d. Ga. Railroad, is being ovel
hauled, repaired and fttedup, and Is to b
lsed by Mr.. Jno. Y. Johnston, paymaster
as pay car. Major O'Brien is having
handsome new car built in the shops here
and it will soon be completed
A revival of religion, which has been
progress at the Broad Street NJ. E. Church
South, for two or three weeks, under til
jealous labors of the pastorsRev j. L. Err
zier, continues with unabated interest
The altar is crowded nightly with seeker
and there have been a large number of col
versions. There will be prayer. meeting 1
the church between and o'clock tn
afternoon, and services again tonight.