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'f''s 49, " "NINtN
y IN.
EQunrnnSNrs-frequcnily grace the
streets ! i'fiIil tl. Itfft
DEp.--At Lowell, On the 2Sth uli., Of
consumption, Edward NJ. Slavin, aced IS
year. d. III =
Wu toe rhisbnnch Of Me RyanCom-
mandery WIN Re represented At the Hen.
derson Conclaye on the 18th inst.
REvIvAr.-The colored Methodists have
been making night hideous with rapiurous
devotion fortwo weeIss past. Thirty-three
converts have "come through
4 socrAnLr.--A large party Of youthful
friends beiook themselves last saturday to
the rural home Of Mis-. Maggie Iear, whose
hospitality Is ever ready for action.
USFAvoRAnIE, o. CouRsK.-The friends
Of Mr.. Holmes and the champions Of law
aud justice returned from Somerset on Sat
urday. Great commen, wa excited by
the verdict N The case
kNioIfr TENrLAR- Thursday Of the
present week Mr. W. ;. Miller, Rev. :. S.
Pepi1 and two other candidates Of lincoln
county, went down to Danville to receive
the knight Temrlar degree Of Free Ma
sorry.
BAR NIsoEES vSeme Vi our colored
constituents, MT having been blessed with
the emigration fever, have INDUCED in sew
feral little unpleasantne-ses this week, and
have been consequently much before a Ger
tain great tribunal
GRos-GRAIN SuGAR.---A colored seeker
after George Burdetts Brazilian commodi-
tics presented herself and asked Tor Some
gros grain sugar" After some prai-ewor.
thy speculation on the part Of the prosper
Gus grocer, he concluded that she meant
granulaied.
REuGErs. Elder REYNOLDS proaehed At
the Christian Church on Sunday, A stranger
also ofliciaied at the Presbyterian Church.
Elder Allen breaches every frst Sunday at
Antioch. d, During The coming week Pres
byiery will convene in this place for the
purpose Of iransacting some i1portan; &C.
clesiastical business. Many bright AMI
shinine lights areloxpectrd to beam forth
upon the gaping multitude" Spring
chickens are not vet actually flooding the
market; bat then these preachers are not
Of the right persuasion for chickens, Next
Sunday will he the prominent church f,S.
tival Of Faster, when bright flowers and
Joyous anthems will commemorate the
risen Ion, and "a sior Of mankind Good
Friday will bear its own burden Of anguish
and its avn exultation Of Joy; for the great
est crime the world ever saw was Likewise
the agent of that worlds redemption.
THE NEXT CANDIDATE FoE GovERNOR
--Dr. George LAFAYETTE Dunlap, Of Dan
.Fille, was in town this week. lie has been
in the New Orleans Charity Hospital for !
eighteen months a. student, practitioner |
and teacher. lie was one Of twelve de.
tailed to wrestle with Yellow Fever during
the late scourge, and after nursing the dis
ease through a period Of nine weeks, fell q
victim himself, and was only saved by the
most special and careful attention. lie
describes the physical suffering n being
excruciating for the first three
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TUFTS Pills
A Noted Divine says
TUFTS PILLS.

Their nrst effect is 10 Inrrease the Appetite,
aud cause the bod 70 Take on Iiesh, thus iha
system 4 nourished, and bY thclI Teuir A.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25
VIRGINIA.,

RICHMOND, April 24.-Messrs.
Ellis and French, Directors of the
New York Funding Association of
the United States Limited, now in
this city, were in consultation to-
day with various banking firms as
to the details of funding the State
debt. The formal acceptance of
the terms of the bills passed
by the General Assembly,
together With the contract for
having new bonda engraved will be
carried by the Auditor to the Gov
ernor, who is now sick in Winohes-
ter, for approval. The first batch
of bonds will be ready by the first
Of June.
The argument in the Poindexter-
Curtis murder trial was completed
and the cnse given to tae jury this
afternoon.
DANvILLE, April 24.-Dr. W. G..
Cabell, nephew Of Hon. G.. c..
Cabell, shot and mortally wounded
E. ". Palmer, a desperate charac-
ter, near Collands, PittsyIvania
county, Tuesday. No arrest has
yet been made.
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clared that before saying to the
Chinese that they must go, he would
say to every law on the statute
book which oppressed the laboring
classes that it must go-National
banks must go, national bonds must
go, land monopolies must 60, noun
tains of idle money in the Treasury
must go into channels of business,
and millions absorbed by coin bonds
must go out once more to make glad
the heart of the toiler. Did they
believe that the popular fire
which was raging could be
smothered, and that the outraged
citizens would be satisfied until 1880
with sectional despots? What the
people wanted was bread-not
blood. He was amazed at the pa
tient endurance and long suffering
of the people; but he advised pru-
dence in future legislation and i'm
mediate measures of relief for the
country. He was followed by Mr..
De La Matyr, of Indiana, who de-
the puerile cry of revolu-
ton raised by those who were
towards on one side or cormorants
on the other side of the great strug-
gle. He had no language in which
to utter his contempt for it,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The
time for terminating the debate on
the Legislative bill in the House is
fixed for 5 o'clock tomorrow instead
of 2 o'clock, as previously ordered.
The bill introduced to-day by
Senator Johnston proposes to give
the consent of the United States
to the prosecution of the suit of G..
W. Gusts Lee for the recovery Of
the Arlington estate, on condition
that the plaintiff, if the judgement
be finally rendered in his favor,
shall be hound TO accept in lieu of
the specific property recovered
its fair money equivalent.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25

The Roane County Sunday School
Convention is to meet in the NJ. E.
Church, South Kingston, Tuesday
May 6th, the Vice President of the E.
T. Sunday School Convention, G. F.
Brause, as we learn from the East
Ierane8sean has appointed the follow
ing as district vice>P Presidents, and re
quests shem to givethe matter their at
tention, viz:
{" 1st district, Jos. A. Muecke, J. c..
Pope, Th0s. l. Roberts, J. 3. Chill
dress and E. E. Young; I'd district, w.
s. Crowder and +. r. Young; 3rd Jno
". Cr0wder and John Eblen; 4tb, D.
H. Gall&her and Adam Keithley :;
9TH, II. B Jones and W. j. Horusby !;
G.h, P. w. Evans and Derry Acuff !;
8.h, L 4. Clark and j. I. Shipley !;
9th, w. 81. QfTen and d. G. Kelsey !;
i0,h, c. P. TaliiaferrO and S. r. Stegali;
lltb, J. J. Butler and J. j. Wiul0n );
18th, E. G. Montgomery and J. Il.
Millican 18th, J. H. Denton and Ma.
rion Mcmillan; 14tb, ]. If. Letsinger
and G. w. Ellis; 18th. w. w. Hud-
son and NJ. L, Burnett; 10th, Jas. /.
Dali aId s. D. East 18th, j A. Miffiin
and ThOs. B. Byrd. The Vice PTesi-
dents for the lat district are further
appointed a Committee OF Arrange
meuts, to look after the entertainment
Of delegates, arrange programme, pro-
vide music, engage speakers, etc., etc"
The Sunday school Convention for
Sewer county will he held at SEWER
Vile, on Thursday and Friday, May
8th and 9th. Messrs. P. Stafford, r.
II. Andes and J. King compose the
Executive Committee. They are
making every effort to insure sue
GEES, and hope to have large turn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25
ILLINCIS.

CHICAGO, April 24.-Gray who
attempted to assassinate Booth, says
he fired directly at the tragedian
and wonders greatly that he missed
him, and regrets his failure even
more than he wonders at it. He
says he has accomplices back of him
and that Booth will yet suffer, he
come here for the express purpose of
killing Booth. The opinion ex-
pressed by the attaches of the thea-
ter and others, who saw him, is that
Gray is crazy. He fred two shots
and snapped the pistol again, and
was cooking it again when seized.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25

The Duchess Of Westminster has
.seA sued by her maid. The action is
y recover damages, the Duchess, in re-
ry 10 an inquiry respecting the
- 1'u Character, having written that
iIc. - HaiG vas abusive and annoy
,L91 Lld on two occasions was "quite
Tti ~ oi her mind" The case Is still on.
,rLe,e Inc defense Of the Duchess is that she
WIOie the truth.
he Secretary Of War has addressed
:, a Ie''er 10 General Sherman, directing
mat IN case Sitting Boil or any of his
Iollo"er7 .1r cross from the British Pos.
sessions they he held as prisoners of
ear until further orders from the
~ iE,iIesldent. In view of this sc,inn
2IItlng Bull AID band have voInnto1
MY subjected themselves to the antbor-
ny OF Great Britain, and ceased IN he
subjects OF the United States. They
WIZ not now be permitted, even with
peAceaole Intentions, TO recross ihe
frontier. s 'he
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25
NEW YORK.

New YORK, April 24.-Pierre
Lorrillard, owner of Parole, arrived
in this city last night from his stock
farm in New Jersey. He stated to
a reporter that he went to Philadel-
phia yesterday and bought all the
bennington yearlings in Welsh s
stables, thirteen in all. He says he
has not won so largely on Parole as
has been reported.
The funeral of Gen. Dix took
place this afternoon from Trinity
Church.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25
MINOR DISPATCHES.

WILKEsBARRE, April 24.-Six
men were imprisoned by the cave in
of a portion of the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Colliery yesterday, and
despite the immediate efforts to re-
lease them they have not yet been
extricated.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25

a Cincinnati newspaper called the
Sunday NetOs contained an attack on
Judge AlphOnso Taft on Saturday. In
the afternoon William Taft, son of
the Judge and a graduate of Yale
College in last years cl4ge, met Rose,
the editor Of the newspaper, knocked
him down and gave him a severe beat
ing, while younger brother of Taft
stood by and prevented any inters
ference.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25
Chancery Sale Of a Valuable Lot.
No. 1876, 2]C6 and 2o61.

No. 166 2}G6 and 2,61.
Jno. D. Swan ct al. VS. s. H. Swan ct al; J. A
Msbrs vs. Jno. d. Swan ct al and J, A. Ma
b VS. Hugh Swan ct al.
DURSUANr To A DECREE PRONOUNCED
4 in the above consolidated causes at the J an
uaTy torn, 1879 Of the Charcery Court at Knox
Vile, Tenn eSsee, ! will sell at auction, to the
highest bidder, in front of the court ,use door,
il Knoxville. on Saturday, the Path day Of
May next, at II O'Clock a. M, the lot mentioned
and de eribed in the pleading, lying in the 1st
civil district of Knox county, Tennessee, in
East Rockville, on the south side of Main
street, aud east of and adjoining the lot now
owned By D. ]. Stephenson formerly owned By
S. r. Rodgers)
TERMS.
Said gale will be made for ca in haad,
April 23Td, 1879,
ap.i!w4t q MI. PETERSON, C I'm.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25

AFTER reading a column deuuncis~.
tIoa Oi ths CHRONICLE in the Morris
town Gazette, we are forced to the
conclusion that the venerable UId: gem
tleman who presides over the odilCrial
department OF that journal his been
goTgiug himself with stale beer.
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= .

Gov. MARKS having provided for
Savage and Wilson, two 2. the leads
lag Tspudiators Of the Senate, he
should now do something for Balisn-
fant (Beliyfa0 and Gregg OF the house.
In this way be may keep down
jealousy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25

WHEN the new issue cases get into
the Supreme Court by which time
Savage and Wilson will want another
two thousand slice out Of the FIVE
thousand dOllsr appropriation, if will
be tiue thing fer the former to reit-
crate what he said about the Supreme
Judges in one of his memorable
speeches in the Senate. This will add
10 his weight snd influence.
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~ eya'y izze,
BLOUNT COUNTY.
Round Trip Fifty Cents.
ALL MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING

tion and, before it was put to vote,
Mr.. Fry expressed himself to the
same effect as Mr.. Tappen. Mr..
Fry put the question with the re
quest that nc one but citizens of
New York should vote upon it. The
resolution was adopted unanimously.
Gov. Porter expressed his thanks for
the sympathy and good will shown
by the bankers of this city.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25

UN sunday, last, about eleven hum
dFed Communists psGaded in the
streets Of Chicago and display ed ban
ners with flaming notices. Abou.
fOur hundred OF them were armed.
and our Carter Mayor of the great
Democratic city Of Chicago, allowed
four hundred armed men to go through
the streets and no arrests madeI
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ChaGCeFy sale CT Desirable
House and Lot.
No. 2.OQ1

0. S,USl
Laura c. Gillespie ct al. Ella Gillespie ct al
PURSUANT TO DE CREE PRON0UNCED
l. in the above cause at the January term.
1879, of tie Chanceiy Corrt at Knoxvil e, Ten
nessee, | will sell at au III the highest bid
der in front OF the court house door In Knox
vile, on
SATURDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF MAY MKT
AT IL O'CLOCK A. M,
The house and lot meotio2ed a.d d scribed in
the pie .dipgs lying in the lst civil district of
Knox county. Tennessee, in the city of Knox
vile, djoining ths lot of james Ii. Cowan on
the west, and BOUNDED by his lot on the east,
thence south with the extension of the street be-
tween said CoWan's lot and this lot. so as TO in
Glade the same to Sam. A. Whites line on the
top of the bank at t3e liver, thence with hid
Whites liue to the line OF the Knoxville and
Charleston Railroad Company. thence with the
line of said railroad TO Hail street, aud thence
with the line of said HUI street to The beginning,
and known as the " bluff" property.
TERMS:
Said sale will be made on a credit OF sx,
twelve and eig ghteen months, except one fourth
of the purchase money, which will lie required
in hand on the day Of sale, and IN bar OF the
equity of redemption, king from the purchaser
notes with approved security, bearing interest
from date, and retaining lien on said lano as
further Sc urity. January-, 1el9:
anI-3g4t NJ L. PAT TfERS0N, c. IL M.
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GRANT continues to boom for 1880
Withop, q ehsuge, he viii be noni
Hs.ed by aeOianatioa, and wiil carry
every Northern State, with tie possi-
ble exception Of Indiana.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Gillette, of Iowa, made a
speech from a Greenback stand.
point, in which he denounced the
Connecticut anti-tramp law, and de-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-25

DEMCCRATIC editors who have tesn
saying uncomplimeu'ary thin Of
{ilden may as sell get ready 10 ct
ar0R in 1880.
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INDICATIONS For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, southwest winds
falling barometer, slightly warmer, or
Psr,ly cloudy weather, possibly local
rains
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Daily Weather Report.
EEOxvILIE IREE.. April, - 1879.


Maximum TherIaometsr So, Minimum 497.
3. L. HCUGH,
Sergeant Signal Corps U. 8. Ann
, 1879-06-07

THx HoME GuAEDs.-These gallant defend
ers Of our native land marched through tie
streets on Thursday evening admired by every
body for their handsome opearance ana sa:-
liant bearing. The hand IN Their he" UNI n
forms looked finely. They are fast approach
ing perfection and play very Wen Wheh ~ n
t,I.n into consideration that they were anna
tenrs and have Only been pracsicins for two
, 1879-06-07
SPECIAL EREzGHXTS.

Pianos, Billiard Tales, Furniture. Glass, Gl-ss
ware and is contents in otlerw ise Queens
ware Marble and Castings, taken only at owner
risk OF damage br-ak:g,e or Leakage.
Aciis Trrpen;.Ges, Burning Fluids, Oils and all
other lIquils, IN cans other vessels, 1T owner
risk OF leakage.
E9--s taken only at owners risk Of brenkaCe.
Fruits. Vegetables. and all oiL-r p-rishahc prop
erty ut owner risk OF frost decay.
Furniture not boxed, and all Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements. set mp or knocked down,
II: oy.r-rs ri>k cf damage and oil.i:rr breakage
nor wi,I tie Company lie responsible for defriencies
IN any I.It unlr.s tlr same sreiay rrccIptei for
, 1879-06-07

Srrss. IN FroxT-Sam Lesser has tine
brand Of cigars that discounts all Others. Peo-
ple who smoke these cigars Will live longer,
make more money, wear better clothes, drive
faster horses, pay bigger pew rent and 90 to
church more regularly, AMI marry pIett'er
wives than any other class of men. 1t burns
with an ash so white that chalk wonld make a
black mark upon it, and it wouldn't break on
and fall inside your vest. not you were u
strike If with an earthquake.
, 1879-06-07
Tur CEN ssEQOS,

This favorite resort is now fitted up in the
n,ost eIeran: style. with the finest billiard
tables in the country. Ed;W hhams is deserved
" popular. His liquors are OF the very best
iim = cail and order fancy drink when the
hot weather comes
, 1879-06-07

Do IS 4 FAynA Hereafter We hope or
orNVrniants viii enGeavnr To send their
rvs - ia: We can receive it by Thursday at
"a" .s,s,t. We would also like very much If
:'1:gnen would 80 time their shooting scrapes
n! h:ht, ilr uur convenience in the same
,7.alrL Il iS 4 great drawback II the pub
-,a4' oi A weeks paper to have these occur
ii'~F ve 70 - press. and when shooting is d.
nNsi Unit. friday evenings it i very doubtful
Asat otr tin; II in tht paper for the dtlec-
A'''n q; o'r country subscribers Tor their sun
'sy reA!;u-.
, 1879-06-07

IHE t"N-ILIAS.- Major Cornoyer has a
II = f2'iatle reputation for knowing how to
aAAa;s the Indians under his charge 30 his
,a'T'' las; YEAR may he attributed the fact
J, ,''' iae whole tribe 81: Umatilias lid not go on
''ET Hl'a when invited by tn B.naic.lS
y. ~, >,2l'krS, He has recently returned from
ana where many Indians had cangregated
:, .Av purpose " holding a council amongst
T5a,ei.-> -T'> The Major acted ve-y determin
=! VIII them, AMI ordered them to return 10
,,;i ;t'l'Y, and att.ul E. council next Monday.
'1'th LIZ: promised 10 da.
, 1879-06-07

fvuaN Dogs are very useful animals to
tA-k q: t-.uIs -nI thieves. but what are you
,a, - io about it. when they make it a huSi-
aa,s :, -e. a,tu.in.el with your dog, SO rs 10
c--rru uu It r.i-hts AMI DO their deeds of dark
rs',. Half ;h- town know the man who stole
- umbrella. A.. ii il is net returned i'll some
Es7urr haf,re next Issue, the other half viii
kluvit al,,.
, 1879-06-07
nGwS srEGnaS. RATES,

Merchandise, Fruit and Vegetables, same rates as
above ier ton measurement
Wool. seven dollars par ton weight. BEEF hides
each Il cents.
WoU:, s$.nd Stone aud Live Stock at agreed on
rites up ar doyn, f,y car !Cii.
Fast freight rates g. Per ton, up or down, re-
ceive,i frna delivered TO lo;,.s.
All fricl.t not delivered lefole P. n on the day
after il is received Mt the dcpois viii be stored at
owner expense AMI risk
And all freight received at depois Will I've at owners
risk of fire un'l shipped delivered to ccnsispess
All bills payable IN gold eoin before delivery Of
.-pi.lr
, 1879-06-07
uuI TEE SaTIRRELs.

Holmes Squirrel Poison is sure death 70 thsss ss
industrious pests, and every farmer trouhieH i;
with them should use 1t Ii sells az 99e,nAi ,
the price of any in the market, ana rio,mr9 oa.r
warrants every pound .LsIp !. Pds to one hundred
ti.y from ma, : sse-pSSia 20 .pslS ;a Bail iosn
, 1879-06-07

4 SwINpLEa.-A young scamp who was re-
Gently in this city a;,l who pretended to be a
nephew Of G;en Jo Lane. is under arrest in
Portland for numerous fnrscries nn Ladd &
Tillon. Coulter & Son. Lieut. Farrow, and
nthers lie tried the game Of forged letters o.:
recommendation, in this city on Sig Sehwa-
bachsr to whom h. applied FOR a situation he
would probably have received one, but that
Sig's keen eve discovered tn forgery Of Capt
A;nsworth's name We have not heard that
h, got away with any money from any of our
citizens, but the people below are sorrowInS
at their trust in human nature
, 1879-06-07
npaDrCk,s auT GALLERY.

Rr,a.ck,s Art Gallery on Main Street is the
only place in the upper country where the most
finished photographs in every style ana size al
incredibly reasonable rates can De PREM
.hat he meyer sends out poor work, and this
s.rmck | the key note to sound popularity.
, 1879-06-07
p,ay0S ORGANS.

Persons who contemplate purchasing Pianos
o-Tsns viii do W. II TO call and see Stanley
r Rros at the furniture store above the bridge;
% 9TH, tbev have a good stock OF instruments aud
a. an 1a at ,aasnnable prices They are gents for
,bs Fey organ aai II ,thusheS Pianos
, 1879-06-07

BRopEcK captured Wy-ne cut, Sheriff Seine
blv's prisoner on Tuesday last, and took him
fpu length. This is a fine chance Tor the
eastern Indian sympathizers to obtain a conn M
terfeit nrSs,ih,tment of one who Is not long -.
this.werbir 4 long rope viii cut HIM shet'
IL ke.bffnf.Sslle term
, 1879-06-07
MARRIED..

TABER- -DEFMAN.-At the residence Of the
brides parents. Genesec Valley. May llth.
1879. by Rev ID. L. George, Mr.. Louis {.
Tab4r, of Potlatch, to Miss Rosella W. Bee
man, Of Genesee.
, 1879-06-07

READ TRis.-Nearly another destructive fire
occurred night before last in the Chinese Gens
on Conconiy street. The heathcns packed up
at the first fright, leaving thinSs to their fate.
Fortunately, thank God the dread disaster
WAS averted The Chinese should be driven
out of the business part Of tie city.-AStorian.
How much longer is the business portion cf
Walla Waila to be menacci by the presence Of
the horde of filthy Chinese prostitutes and
gamblers that occupy the miserable novels be
tween 2nd and 5rd streets. Helena, Montana,
has boea twice destroyed hy these miserable
cutcasts, who We're permitted to occupy dwell
ines rented them, by citizens who thou hit mere
of dollar than they did Of the welfare ct their
own race. Boise City was in the same predica-
nlent, ,;n,n the cit. zens prevented the rebuild
ing If the Chinese quarters which they had
burned down rs usual. The Chinese rookery
is 4 disgrace to this city. and We hore the own
ers Of the novels, will at least have the decency
To remove them over the creek, to place by
themselves, where, when they burn down viii
not ruin every property owner around them.
1t is poor policy to lock the stable door after
the horse is stolen.
, 1879-06-07
CONTRACTS FOR

House raisi,.s, moving and building Any
inu',su.er i,u work entrusted to zee viii be done
,r;tb neatness and dispatch. Apply % -A aLhA
NJ YOUNG. Residence on Main street, .s'' .s
l., 20 I Bauer's Cigar Store. i4-u