Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-05-06
Brief Mention.

health in the county now is deplora-
bly, good. There are no prevailing
epidemics, and people persistently re-
fuse to take colds, feyers and medi-
cines.
SHOES for 81 per pair, at Davis &
Reaver's.
D. G. Coe, Esq, of the western
part of this township, ex-Assessor, is
dangerously i'll. We learn that his
disease is complicated. and his ply
sicians despair of his recovery. He
has for several days been suffering
severly from hemorrhage Of the lungs.
LADIES LINEN SUITS, ready-made
at Welch d McMillen's.
Mr.. N. Auten, Of this vicinity, tells
US that he used tobacco about thirty
years, and in that time the weed cost
him about 1000, counting interest on
his expenditures. A year or two since
he quit the use Of the article, and lie
resolved to touch it no more in his
old days.
MILNER & PALMER have just recei-
we'd large stock of mems and boys,
clothing, and will sell at prices that
will defy competition.
The members of the Board of Su-
pervisors, in their capacities as bridge
committee, are now on general tour
over the county inspecting bridges
and examining sites for new ones.
KRUcK q ELY have just received a
new supply of glassware. Call and
examine goods and prices.
III. L. Bousquet, ex County Clerk.
exhibited his familiar and good ma
tured countenance in Knoxville last
Sunday.
Brobst's book store has closed-sus-
pended business-and its place will be
supplied by new stock of books, sta
tionery, etc., in charge of Prof. l. Y.
Atherton, who has returned with his
family to Knoxville for permanent
stay.
The LATEST STYLES of hats and
caps at Miner Palmer's.
An ordinance as long as mile pro-
viding for the licensing of the sale of
ale, wine and beer, was laid on the Ia
BILE by our city council last Monday
evening.
lola letter came too late for publica-
ton this week.
A. ]. Kerr will in few weeks start
a branch store at Caloma. in q build
ing yet to be erected.
DAVIS g. REAvER have opened a
good stock of dry goods, boots and
shoes, notions, etc., in the room FORM
erly occupied by Wilson's boot and
shoe store. Give the boys call, and
you will find them ready to do the
handsome for their customers.
The Blade says there is no small
pix in Pella now, notwithstanding
reports to the contrary.
NOTIONS, full line, all new, and en-
braciDg all the novelties, at WEIGH &
McMillan's.
Herman F. Bousquet took the prize
at recent Pella spell
CALL EARLY and see the incest and
cheapest, and the greatest variety of
flowers, laces, ribbons, neck-ties,
scarfs, gloves, hose aud belts, and in
fact the best assortment of fancy goods
ever brought to Knoxville. South
west corner, at Mrs. Beebe's. (4S)
E. F. Sperry is preparing to build an
addition l6x51 feet on the west side of
his business building at the north
west corner Of public square.
MILNER & PALMER are making nice
suits to order, in the latest styles, at
from SIG to $50.
Wagon loads Of fruit and evergreen
trees, from the nurseries Of JAS
Mathews & Son, are seen passing
through our streets In numbers daily.
1t is good sign, indicating that our
farmers are planting orchards and or
namenting the grounds about their
homes.
A NEW WoNDER.-The large
amount of glassware and groceries
daily sold at Krnck & Ely's grocery
and queensware store, south side Of
Public Square.
DIR. Stevenson, of Attica, has gone
to Keokuk for few months to attend
medical lectures.
Go TO STAMBAcH's for your bread
and cakes, fresh baked each day.
Tn ,,.jliaa fnrnishpd with bread nips