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2OO WV COLEMAN's.

TERRITORIAL FAIR We nrc IN receipt
from y. W. Carpenter, If the pamphlet ca"
tanning the Premium List. RuI.s and Rrgu-
h'i''ns for the Fourth Annual Fair " begin
M Helena, Sept 20. 1878 sM Continue six
DAYS. The liz gives the b ,n.lrrd and fif, y
premiums anOun,,n. t,$4 064. Throilicer.
srr. john II. Ming. Pres J. r. W'x'l,nsn.
Wee Prss',. II. N. Parche,', Treasurer. and
the Sa.,erintend.nts If the several d.
psr,mcnts appear to have i'er" judiciou-ly
designated. We n''ticc In the rules that ''"U
entry fcc will ls charged "Ir'O animals "
articles entered for premiums, hut rxhis'i'"r-
have 10 pay regular admission I" the nru""'';
articles VI an,,..ais haviay 'nkcU . premium
u prccc Ing fairs cSnWOt c'MNpetc IN the
same class this year THE Fsr concludes
Wit" bail on Saturday evening. The ~
srialion has secured round trii, rates an The
Stages from the West Sls rs follows
n s-'uln. $a'; b. SO; P"'"ccr 10 ;
Nc*mx"'s, see; Flint Greek. SIS; Dscr
Lodge. 80; Bl.ckf vi, ~, and Cnrk'S -
s.ss ~, eluC~s,A fiu n
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Hol.levAys Pits AND OlxT1Exr.-we stand
syhs't At the thoa<ands boury hurried 70 premature
yrave victims Of hsving nel the 1ryt symptoms
Ut disease Whether the eonu,int origin aEss In the
body. ~ be ntr0ducs sccidenty through the skim
fatal results may he wsrsd oG BY tiu,~l, r.cours
IN o. both Of these medicines. q cent per boz
mt. '- ~ 20 rs. r. = f'f
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QVA1rx Cn.EE. April -. 1873.
Ltz= ..Hs 1872
@ Silver OOW Dust.

No important news this week. The spring
ID iaIe aud the weather ~ cDDd that there
has l,een but little mining yet, bu, ere many
days now the miners will BE- taking out 'h-
darling sau6. Our kind hmi Of the Silver
! .w HO,el-Mr. T. Nc. r b'.ins-is .up>
plying his ls'srdrrs AID guests with IN
abundance 1T hsh and ducks. We have had
one duck already, sSd . nsessof ir,ut which,
he caught an Lis ianch vhi:e hesdiss his
cattle an the marxin Vt . sk,nyh nearly op>
ps,sits Wind Kassh d~ ei.ing house.
More anon, LkxoTHY.
SsLvsR Bow, Apsil =. a4a#tr
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/. p. FISH 6 2, ~ and =, Merchants Exchange
10 our Anthurizcd Agent In san Frxncirco.
Isl.:I.lGllD(6.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES win h. hid Mt Odd Eel.
iOwf. hall NJ u. N aud .. m. tomorrow. Rev. J.
Il Kussc.l. officiating
The Sr. JASE. Sunday Sch0ol meets II o'clock y.
u. each Sunday NJ the COu,t iiUuse.
The Union Sunday School ~ Odd Fellows Ilali
q ~ y. NJ
NJ u. south sunday school ut tho Court House At
W H. m.
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~ ANSsSEVD.

SAUNDE3s--tOwRY-At the rcsiicmcr ut the hrids'-
father, J. O3 WashiD ton aveaae. ~. Louie. No
Wednesday. April ~, !esa Cole Asundsr kss.. o.
Montana, and Mrs Julia y. Lowry, Of q Loni..
We congratulate tho happy coup'r on their unio"
and hOpc tv eee both soon in their old homc-Mou
tana,
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BORN

SwARrx--At Blackfnot city. April rs. 1917. 70 the
wife Of GtO. H. Swartx. 4 daughter.
DU1rEv--M Carrente~'s Bsr April IN, 1879, 70 the
wife Of James Dpa,.y, ann.
WRsaWT- R0zrmsn. April H. lS73 tn Mr.. and Mr..
J0se,.h Wright. = dsu.h,cr.
I'll" marriage rite 10 riyht. and this vonng Wright
w writ" Of n right wrlcome to tho world IN.
y"nnr lady PAM and mamma are congratulated bv
Tmx Nsw N"Rru wH-r.
ELLIss--ln v,rginis April ss, 1874 to tho wife Of
Henry Filling, daughter.
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Public Lecturer!

BY the distinguished orator
REV. L. b. VOOLFOLK.
Ar.aB
COURT HOUSE. DER LODGE, MONDAY EVE
MING. MAY 6r1,
Under the anspices and fur the beneat at
The Deer Lodge Library Associates.
SuBsEcT-Thc Origin Of Civilization.
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Notice.

All pereons knowing Themselves indebted to me By
note " sccunt. will please scanemhsf that NY port
office address 10 WIN. WILSON,
l63 Deer L0dSSs CITY.
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Now winters rains an d ruins arc Ovcr,
And Ill the season VI SHOWS aud sins,
The days dividing lover and lover,
The light that l0ses, the night that wins,
And time remembered II grief forgotten
And frosss are u lin and aSwsrs begotten,
And In green urderwOod an coser.
Blossom by blussom the spring begins.
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/ ftousue Mill. TAs first aOsrsng @sII
es,s,.)s,lssa In Dser LSdes vs'ley-ehse 2!
Moegss Evans -was cosnpsrss'' s"d '!s"su
IL opssssk,S wesk axD. ssf was ssbjsssss
70 e.ssss ~ sss6l Stacshtss tslasss -
ans IN. rss sslls~isgS ssle ssPs'ss =
eeif: rrlrs ", M
epeses NM Neo5W-WoncBl q .s-e AL e.
4 / 80 = sselgy IT, fasasssse ~ !
eosnfy ~ I ~ 80 ssssfag ~ -.
1Deueiag I'm - WsEn $3.50 Co. IA XII ~ !.
,e.e 800. ~ - ~ tsGseaG - go
sssie,s g nm - - - - 1sP1
vhesl W hsvs tspenly - y 81! ia
- a6SGg Nv eses |! 49, = (: IA "a.
~ elsi ] ~ u = ~.
! .ss..s'S . q q
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LOCAL ~ EWS.


The f"llJ"tMs | sS.e"grrs icit
Corimne. April ~, - and 30 C W
Gcrrow. Geo. Mills. A Il. iliggin-.C. Bray
&. = Ellis, +. Rowan. ". II. Taylor. u. u
Taylor, II. N. Tn"nas, II. Thomas. J
Steele. ID. N. lsi"lscyr. r. Qu,nlan. ). I,u,
Ter. &. 5. Hogan, W. IL. ilinds",nn nnt
wife. Cha.. S,rle J. II. Law,llc. +. Il Fl
crl,o,t. II. Mis-lrr.
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ssoolng foss' the Lava 0Odo.
Ths Nos bsys ~ . ths lshe- 4
1vssy man esr ~ lavs beds; u
Fyty bscks I'd ses "a sesaw.
Hip. Asssahl dSas sAsse TIL way
Ciseh - rlssey = ~ isvs buds. ~ y
CAPITALS Jsess easitls naa-
Every alas - ~ lAvl bsds:
Whes - eseeh hin ~ Win haag-
uip. hssahl - ~ sway. a.
MAIZE ~ ~ ~ lass oeds.
Apsiss It. bin vAo ~tusas W Jsek"-
It~y aaa ~ shshsa Ssds;
Essty bseks ssA saeeh sausw- p.e
nlp hasrahl - blass sway. e
WAesSsa . II De lsva lsds.
I I I M -
a A whn 81 nSele vssk b 6ssa. 99s
ven - ~ - fsSa ~ NM 49,.
II Asva ~ eshs ~ caueaia hsaA
HIP, hussaA! - IN Nh sway.
n ~ Alik - ~. - \, i
81 1T
on Tss soAs - nm LAVA Bsps. Ara =
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DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
Sash and Door Fac.Oly,

We have the Largest aud hest Assorted Lumber Yard
IN the Territory, In c..nnec:i0n with the ss,uve.
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
l9tif DANCE 4 MURPHY. Psoprirtvrs.
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!
GERBER d DICKINSON,

Have tho dncst bar stock In the West hide or any
hcr side, aud Vt the le.t.rUUning billiard tables
In the Territory. special Invitations u the whole
immunity tO-rNnoU Au1
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11f0 Joe1oo informs the public that che hss
reattsd the Sun Pearl Building and solicies their
patronage.
0ossd and lodging by the day wssk. nsy hssr',
$40 PET week: sinse meals. &c. boz I'd and tads.
Ing per week, 3lt.o0 10
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m. J. A. Nichols. DEWITT. will have nm Office NJ
the Scot' 1l"ns- fer f'w days and s"cits those In
need II his sssvires TO call early in the week.
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PuBI,c sc.ooL MA7rsxs -Tse exh.

PuBLic 6caOoL NATrExs -The exhtb
isiou MT pr,ceeds aansuniing To sb0ut $50,
hes ban applied BY the Principal. with sht
consent Of the Trustees. TO the purchase o.
phltsophica, and scientific sppara,a' f''s The
nni,Iic achspl, Orders have l,een made c,n'
slssire IL part Ut The observation-disclosures
m.cbiss with fixtures far demonstrating
he lsws u electricity: slso ~ q lessss'
orls,ns. mirssss, &C., Ter optics; A.rcyt
scioptIran, With iliaasst'ons ~ aass,ny'
csysslisa,ipn. chemical resct'os. &c. Teeel
orders ss,oant IL sssfly $50 u New YIs
Civ. sxcsr,lins tho amount IN hard sl.'l''
eso. I. y o,nA.lsa,iy tsaieve'' sl'ss 'l's s'p'
dc,cncy cap ~ sasily adjusted alter ~ y
unsu(us ossivOA lssar,si ~ Is
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VIM Col,msu hes the 1insst Iassogtmeo
d toys In the city. Nv
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Practical Matchmaker and Jew eler

WIN sh"tly VIII: Blsekfcot city and Pioneer: Lcok
cut for ~ cunning. and havr your spisDo<s was-hes
ready. WN, HYDE
Deer Lodge, April g, 1877. lso.4t
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35 to $40 s s... 81: Al He s,::.
. VI WsHktuy p0Ope, ~ e.she9 sex. yOang ~ uki,
make MONEY 1t work f,,r ~ In their spare
ments " al the time, than ss anything cse Pnitr.
ulsra tree. Address g. Ssne0u Co.. Portland, Maiase.
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Personal.

E.S S,ackpolc. r. ~, 10. gone to the
Gate City on bu-iness.
PA Largely, E.q of Virginia City. Was
in New York few days since, and has our
thanks for txv"rs.
Mr.. Gco. W. Irwin will leave on Monday
10 kn'k over the deld IT surveys assigned I"
him for the present seasD".
Mr.. r. MrNamars. nh" has been rcsi.line
here during the past winter Inns gone :"
Rick Crcrk 10 engage In mining operations
Mr. Fred Gam"r and bride arrived . few
days since from s.. J"sepi,, No.. and have
lrcn visiting with Mr.. D. A. Gamer IT this
burg.
Mr.. Shan Ilardcntrx,k, for many years
In the livery business here, lift an Friday
for the South. impaired health requiring
warmer climate.
Mr.. WIN. R'churison. IT Stmng & Co.
IL ri Independence. Iowa, where he will
rcmsin until July 9Th. ct which, time his
sui, comes M in Sioux City.
We regret ~ learn that Mr. Jra Gilchris'
u again Frustrated with rheumatism. and
was i,rs,uyht down TO the Warm Springs
Hotel seriously pr''s'r'tesi On Monday.
Dr.. ]. A. Nicis"ls, Dentist, 10 10 town
and viii have On Udlce in tho Scht House
fnr few days. Thosc wishing go"d dent.
i.isy should give him call. SEC notice
elscwher:. .sf
One If our enterprising young nA's"co
merchants II, VIC learn, about u change the
character ut bis business and l'sa ordered
c.nplsts stock 1t dry g,A,ds from Ch,caSo
with which he expects 10 start busissss 10
short time A partner 10 coming ont II
charge Of the stuck, the bsttes half which Is
nav en- rsslk
Judge NcEiroy. 1t Besrtowu, was 10 town
this week-his first visit fur several yeass.
He was delighted with The Improvement ct
The towu. but Q. be met old friends whore
l.xks were whitening with The years. said
ssdiy s'Old Timc hos bceh throwing saow
l,sls q Tho boys since .sw them" Thcss
l. truth and )nsessy 10 that.
Nj. ]. e. vss Os,dy, Win rs been
undcr n . usent u ths 4saghsr cOasty HIS
Nps,nss hss returned vssv much l'snsdtasd.
and spsaks of ihs spsinxs - poAesst4g
xreas ~ iicinal visesss II TIE care Ut rees
ses,,c diseases. ivan" ssassnsd ~ 80.
sesday ~ ~ cls sc shs60 g Deas. ase
md viN % ums , 4 - We ~ -
.ext time - ep0ss oss 10 ny ~ b -
csulcAef and h blsskGsa. .,sfesf
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1000
ROLLS WALL PAPER FOR SALE ny
e. L. BONNER l. co.
MEMS BOOTS
IN GREAT VARIETY. FOR SALE BY
4 l. BONNER 3 CO.
I.ady's e-hO,.s ana slippers
FOR SALE by
B. L. BONNER l. CO.
Lady, 9tvn~v IGnts
FOR SALE ny
3. L. BONNER 4 Gu.
J.ndy's Trim SnCd HITS
- TO ARRIVE "a
L. BONNER 4 ca.
A
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DENTISTRY.

Apccl0l Notices..
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For fine chewing tOb .cc"s go IN
olW WV t'OLENAN'O
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II you wsnt 10 snake Q tinc Havana ciga
2Uu t., to Nm SOI.hNAN'e.
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CoRREsPoroEAcE.

(T0g NEw NUwr0-WEsf stslieits e0mmonscseiOas
On matt~sr o PibIie Iutcrrss from a loe ltics Ys.
Cea fssd0a II aecssded 10 the choice u theme sud
ample range In r-"tment and expsrssioa, - II 10
condned to ra~sash'e limits. We cann.s. thersgsvr
assas 10 advance responsibility ses Tie Views q
responsibility
Cosrsspoudests win please II all eases. seco0panv
com0aRleoeiuue with their uaaDe
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LAWS
OF THE ....
UNITED STATES.

PISSED At TUE
THIRD sEssIO.S or THE 90 CONGRESS
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Terrible Snow Storm in Eebraska-Men
FrOzen-Cattle Perishing, &c.

Sta LOUIS, April 22.-The Democrat
prints a special dispatch from Lincoln,
Nebraska, dated April q, which says that
reports of the late storm in Nebraska show
it to have been the most severe ever known.
Men were frozen to death within two rods
of their houses while trying to get to their
stock to feed them. Near Grafton, q man
named Keller attempted to reach neigh
Dor, scarcely a half mile away, accompa-
MED by his wife and child, and the two
latter were frozen to death. Mr.. Marshall,
of Hastings, persisted while trying to reach
his stock from his house. The wife and
child of Mr.. Bent, living near Red Cloud,
were frozen while attempting to reach a
neighbours after the house had been rem
dered uninhabitable. Their bodies were
found on Friday ten rods from the house.
Families were compelled to take refuge in
cellars or keep their beds for three days.
Houses were blown down or filled with snow
The destruction of cattle and horses was
great. Some farmers lost all they had. One
party lost a whole herd of seyenty-five
head. The gullies on the railways were
filled with snow as hard as ice, and snow
plows were useless.
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Pocketbooks and PIckpockets.

A New York paper publishes the follow
ing letter:
SIR: Please advise your readers always
to leave their names and addresses in their
pocketbooks. 1t frequently happens in
our business that we come in possession of
portemonnaies containing private papers
and photographs which we would be glad
to return, but we have no means of doing
SO, 1t is dangerous to carry them about
so we are forced to destroy them. re-
member an instance where / met with Sc
riou5touble because 1 could not make up
my mind to destroy picture of baby
which had found in the pocketbook of a
gentleman which came into my hands in
the way of business on the Third avenue
road. 1 had lost baby myself, the year
before, of the same age as this one, and
would have given all had for such pic
ture. There was no name in the porte
monnafe, and no way of finding out who
was the owner; so, like fool, advertised
it, and got Swallowed for it by the police
Tell your readers to give us a fair show to
be decent-and always leave their adj
dresses in their pocketbooks. We want to
live and let live.
Yours, truly, A PIcKPoCKET.
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The MOdOc FOrtificatiOns.

Gen. Gillem and a number of officers
visited the late lava>bed stronghold, and
were much astonished at the ingenuity of
the Modocs in their artificial work on these
natural Notifications. At one spot they
constructed a winding gallery up a rocky
bluff, which was guarded by side wall of
broken rocks so placed as to render it i'm
pregnable to musketry from any point.
Every prominent rock that commanded an
approach was fortified with breastworks of
loose rock, behind which they could shoot
with their guns at rest and perfect security
from the fire of the attacking party. Our
shells, however, were too hot for them.
WHAT THE OLD soUAw SAID.
The old Modoc squaw, who was captur-
ed in the rocks, and who was recognized
by John Fairchild as Black Jim's mother
in-iaw, was in great scare, but finally
after finding that nobody was going to
hurt her, and, getting plenty of muck-a-
muck, she became communicative and told
what she remembered of the fight. She
said on the first day one of the big balls,
meaning shells, fell near where the bucks
were sitting in council, and that One Eyed
Jake, one of the Shacknasty family, ran
and picked it up and took it over to John
Schonchin and another Indian, and they
all three tried to bite it. AT this interest
ing juncture the big ball broke into pieces
and they were all three killed.
This story is probably true, as the body
OF One-Eyed Jake was found with lis hand
blown off and stomach torn to pieces by
an exploded shell, though Commissioner
Meacham claims to have given 6chonchin
his fatal wound on the day of the massa-
ere. The old squaw said that four others
had been killed on the first day by musket
balls, and she had been hid in crevice
ever since and did not know what was
done afterwards.
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The New Telescope.

In a few months the National Observa-
tory here will be equipped with the largest
refracting telescope in the world, for
which a new tower and dome are now be-
ing built. The objectg glass of the telescope
was cast by Messrs. Chance & Brother, of
Birmingham, England, and finished by
Alvin Clark, of Cambridgeport, Mass,
who has contracted to furnish the instru-
ment for $4,000 in currency. The tube
inches in length, and the object glass is
twenty-siX inches in diameter, which is
one inch larger than the great English tel
escope that was constructed by Mr.. Cook,
and is now located at Gateshead.- Wash.
CHr0nicLe
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Trouble Between Knights of Pythias an
Catholic Priest,

An alteration is said to have taken place
between some knights of Pythias and a
Catholic priest in Sidney yesterday. Mr..
Berry, member of the Pythias order, was
lying at the point of death, and was being
cared for by members of the fraturnity.
His wife, however, who is a Catholic, sent
for priest, and during the interview be-
tween the latter and the dying man the
knights retired from the bed-chamber.
When the priest came out he said that Mr.
Berry had renowned Pythiasism and the
Protestant religion and embraced the Cath
Ollie faith. This the Knight in waiting did
not believe, and one of them going into
the chamber again, returned to say that he
was authorized by Mr.. Berry to deny it.
Exactly how the question was settled does
not yet appear; but it has given rise TO a
good deal of hard feeling. Mr.. Berry has
since died, and it is announced that the
knights of Pythias will claim the right to
bury his body and care for his family, in
accordance with their usage. He was a
member of Jefferson Lodge, No. 23.-Pe-
teTS0ur9 appeal, AprH 22d.
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Walt Whitman is writing more of his
poetry. The last is an ode to America. He
intelligently observes:
What if that gift of gifts thou lacll'st?
The perfect feminine of thee? The beauty,
health, completion fit for thee?
The mothers tit for thee ?
And here he stops. Not word of how
the battle resulted, but just drops down
and leaves the reader to imagine the result.
This is the secret of his success. His stops
make him popular. The more he stops the
more popular he becomes. If he should
stop altogether the public would give him
a monument, and perhaps horse.-Dan-
durV MelOs
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The GAINESVILLE (Ohio) Courier is con-
WINGED that the habit of calling a person
who purloins. a thief, ought to be stopped,
especially if the purloiner holds a respon-
sible position or an honorable one, or is
respectfully connected. 1t says: "Klepto-
maniac, il better term than thief It's
"highfalutin,h sonorous, and impresses the
common mind very differently from plain
Saxon. Call a man a kleptomaniac, and
ten to one will think you are compliment
ing instead of speaking disparagingly of
him,D
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WASHINGTON, April 25.-The payment
OF commissioner Van Buran's drafts upon
the State department was stopped on ac-
count of the informality in the bond
The new commissioners to Vienna have
been appointed, vice those suspended.
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The society in Columbus, Ohio, is high
toned, if the following from the Journal is
true: "W-h y, you old s-a-T.d i.n.e, Is
that you ~ is the way young lady salul-
co another on our streets the other day,
and the angel in dimity and high hreled
boots thus addressed, meek ly and poeticslly
responded, "You betIn
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Killed by an Iron skillet.

CHICAGO, April 23.-Wm. Brown, a coll
ored barber, finding one of his colored en-
ployees, Jesse Jones, visiting his sick wife,
last night, became violently enraged, and,
Selling theavy iron skillet, beat Jones
over the head in terrible manner. Jones
died this morning. The murderer has
been arrested. Jealousy is the alleged
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-04-30

Middletown Comm woman while
eating stewed oysters complained that one
of them was full of homes. On examine
ton IL was found To contain AS pearls,
varying la size from pea to pin head.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-04-30
Copies OF the East Tennessee
Real Estate Register

Furnished on application.
This publication, the first number Of which was issued
In 1867 contains descriptions and prices of hundreds OF
properties and much valuable information about East
Tennessee. CHARLES SEYMOUR.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-04-30
A FEW CHOICE LOTS

For sale in Deaderick's Addition.
Cowan's and Pritchard's Additions lie west Of tho
Clinton Turnpike and both sides of the East Ten.
nessee. Virginia and Georgia Railroad. The location
Is very convenient to the Railroad Shops and Roino
Mill and property in the vicinity rapidly Increasing
in value.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-04-30
ONE VACANT LOT
on Gay street. % by $50.
DWELLING HOUSE

Of SEVEN ROOMS, large lot 70 feet front on north
side OF Mabry street. viii be sold bargain Inersz
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-27

with them majority Of our voters, to
Support any longer these Pillars Of their
,a,u! rel eoie Is prepo>terods.
Ss-akin2 Of old times, daes the Nord
we-,eu PERHAPS also remember lhat Mr..
O.al~ied who was twice elected Clerk OF
he Court of this county. received the
ia,t nanination only upon his pledge
upon he honor Of a MAN, that he would
give the deputyship Of his Office to Mr..
j Irowley. an Irish gentleman of good
moral, x excellent business qualifications
Ii .e ioe5 can he further rementer that
NJ. Oi.Asted, after having been elected by
Crowley 5 friends, did not appoint Mr.
Crowley as he has solemnly pledged
himself, bat on he contrary went SO far
is 10 charge the cause Of his swinlie OF
Jud-e Tay lor, who had t. come out in a
pub ic etter. denying every knowledge Of
the transaction This was good viii
ago, but Is not entirely forgotten.
- The Nnrdwesten says to Mr.. Shove,
we -ay 10 the Mordweslen; we await
your declaration.