About a year since the Chattanooga Carriage and Wagon Works were commenced by BALDWIN & CROSBY. They have succeeded in bringing their work into notice by gaining premiums at the Fairs in East Tennessee, over all other manufacturers. Recently the firm has been changed, and we are pleased to welcome
BONHAM, the recitist and delineator, held forth in this place, at City Hall, on Thursday night of last week. The audience was rather small, however he gave one of his happiest entertainments, which was much applauded and praised by those who hear it. To properly appreciate Bonham you must go
Gentleman: About twenty years ago I had my ankle mashed by the fall of my horse. Since that time until recently, I have suffered very much from pain, swelling and weakness in it, which has rendered plowing and farm work by me almost impossible. A few weeks since I was
On Sunday last, at the residence of her mother, four miles south of this place, of Consumption, Miss Dolly TAYLOR, aged about 20 years (page 3, col 1) Source: Cleveland Banner (Cleveland, TN); 26 April 1872. Available online at Google News Archive
DIE — At her home two and a half miles east of this place, on Monday morning last, of Cancer, Mrs. BURKET, wife of Rev M. H. B. BURKET, aged about 55 years. Source: Cleveland Banner (Cleveland, TN); 26 April 1872. Available online at Google News Archive
Dr. E S ROGERS, Morganton, Tenn, has had a mare stolen from him. For description and other particulars see advertisement in another column of today’s paper. (page 3, col 1) Source: Cleveland Banner (Cleveland, TN); 26 April 1872. Available online at Google News Archive
Jno H REYNOLDS will sell at public auction, 1st monday in May, a lot of Buggies, Family Carriages, etc. (page 3, col. 1) see also Carriages- Buggies Jno H REYNOLDS, Cleveland, Tenn, has now ready for the Spring and Summer trade a large and complete assortment of Carriages, Hacks, Buggies
A Dreadful Accident – The following particulars we take from the Knoxville Chronicle of last Friday morning: On yesterday morning just before ten o’clock, about a half mile above Rogersville Junction, a dreadful accident occurred whereby Mrs. HOLDER, an old lady probably fifty-five years of age, received injuries of a
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