Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

residence OF DR.. f. j. Upham.
If your watch or piece of jewelry
needs repairing bring 1T to the Chron
icle office ard we Will send it away ant
have it set right. You can pay for !
when returned.
The examination of teachers wa!
held IN the court house Friday and Sat
urday. The examination was held by
I. NJ. Brady and NJ. l.. Taylor. There
were about thirty present to take the
exclamation, among the number being
quite a number of new applicants.
WANTED-at Chronicle office: Six
iron pulleys: two 6-inch, two S-lnch.
tu 10-inch, all 4-inch tace.
Dell West and family moved Satur-
day from the NJ. e. Dunbar cottage to
a cottage near the residence of Judge
e. E. Snodgrass.
For Sale-Thoroughbred Berkshire
pigs; both sexes. Jonas Snodgrass. 1t.
Since the departure OF Prof. r. ..
Blnford and family Miss Violet Haley
has been In charge of the high school
dormltory and will so continue until
the end of the school year.
Last week j. G. Wright, who has
been resident OF CrossvilIe for over a
year, sold his residence to Baxter Bur-
nett and moved his family to his farm
near Jamestown. Mr.. Wright will
market the timber from tract of land
along with his farming operations.
Mr.. Burnett and family expect to move
into the property this week.
Deering pig tooth harrow has lasting
qualities. Here is q pig-tooth harrow
that will not 60 to pieces after q few
seasons use. 1t 10 all steel 1t 10 built
to take the hard knocks that stony land
OF new breaking would give it. There
10 no wood about the harrow except in
the drawbar. Bilbrey & Phillips. 3-2Ytf
{. E. White, manager of the Cum
berland Lumber Company, returned |
last week from business trip to Con-
nectlcut. looking to the development
of the coal recently opened on the com.
pany property at PeavIne. Mr. White
stated that he did not know yet what
action would be taken by his company,
relative to developing the coal.
Prof. K. q. Blntord and family and
Marshall Fitzpatrick, brother OF Mrs
Blnfsrd, who has been attending school
here this year, all left Thursday fer
their former home in Alabama.
Clarence Loshbough was In Knoxville
part of last week on business.
Miss Suisse Dunbar will go to Chatta-
looga this week to pass some time Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Martin Burlbach.
John Dunbar, who has been working
'or the government IN connection with
ne troops on the Mexican border, at ,
New Mexico, was recently
ent on a mission to New London,
,onn., for the government. He will 4
likely be there some weeks.
The new serial, Heart of the Sun
ct, awlll commence IN our issue of y
his week. Don't fail to read the 4
penlng chapters. 1t is a thrilling tale
f the west and life on the Mexican y
order. written in most admirable 4
lyle. 1
MAYNARD Barnwell and Andy Goss
ot into q difficulty at Isoline Sunday \
nd Barnwell was severely cut by Goss. 4
le have been unable to learn the par
culars.
Gram or corn drills. 1t you want one y
present prices, you had better come
t once. Bilbrey & Phillips. 3-2S-tf. 4
There was freight wreck near Crab !
richard Thursday that delayed traffic
,r a few hours. Several cars left the Z
.ack but no one was hurt. The east Z
ound freight was held here for about =
lree hours waiting for the track to be
cared. The passenger trains were Z
mt on their respective ways by hav-
II a track built around the wreck. 4
Master Noble Thurman. eight years
d, was accidentally struck Saturday
ith ball bat that slipped from the
snds OF one of the Pleasant Hill boys,
tewart. The bat struck the lad side 4
Use across the breast. He was So
IDLY hurt that little hope was enter 4
,ned for his recovery at first, but in Z
few minutes it developed that the in.
ny was largely in the nature OF =
wing the breath knocked out Of him, Z
Id he recovered so rapidly that he
as able to walk home from his faith =
8 store in couple of hours after
ing hurt. Fortunately DR.. V. l..
evils was present when the accident y
cured and gave the boy immediate
tentlon. He was brought to the store =
his father by Oliver Rector in his y
r. After working with him tor a q
ort time the lad recovered rapidly =
I'd soon seemed to be almost normal y
ain No bad after results are eX- 4
cted =
In spite of the fact that Crossville A
a town of not over 1000 people there =
e approximately rs cars owned and g
rcnase0 by our citizens. Some of "A
e cars nave not been delivered yet =
t will be so soon as they can be re- q
ived from the factory. Most of the a
rs are Fords. Within a few days =