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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-14

Combs, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Bath
Brushes, Dressing Cases, Cologne Sets,
Hand Mirrors, etc., at Lyons & Nc
Campbell's.
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Mouldings of all kinds, for all kinds
of Pictures, at McCrary & Branson's.
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All Handmade Saddles, Har-
ness. Brides, Collars. &C., at
MILLER e. HOLLENGSWORT
Market Square,
Knoxville. Tenn.
best and Cheapest oct1d-tf.
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Go to e. G. Locke for Cheap
Groceries. sH
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The largest stock Of Gold and Silver
Watches in the city at Il. w. Curtis.
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Merchant Tailor.

Has the finest line of imported
piece goods i'm the city. always
fits his customers. and makes
prices as low as possible. Be
sure and see him. If you want q
fashionable SnifS.
oct 14d0m
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Always get your Pictures framed a
McCrary & Branson's.
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Hon. j. M. Thornburgh is ia Wash
ipgton City.
Hon. w. B. Staley, the worthy
Chancellor Of this Division, conten-
plates. as we learn, removing his resi-
residence from Kingston to this city
about the first of the year. so 3
Mrs. Ida w. Thornburgh, widow of
the late Iamented Maj. T. T. Thorn
burgb, is to be placed upon the pension
roll, as We see by Washington special
to the Chicago Tribune.
Col. J. NJ. Melton, United States
Revenue Collector, left Friday night
for Washington, 10 be gone a few
days.
Miss Lou Keith, of Athens, who has
been visiting for few days at the RESI-
idence of Capt. z Zimmerman, left
yesterday returning home.
Miss Louise King, of Pennsylvania,
who is we'll remembered in Knox vilie,
is visiting at the residence of her
brother.in-law, Mr.. A. J. Albels.
Rev. +. B. Ford, of Cleveland, wss
in Greenevilie last we elk, assisting in
protracted meeting at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, rs we learn from
the Democrat.
Hon. r. R. Butler, of Taylorsville
was in the city yesterday, registered a
| the Lamar House.
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BIRD FOOD.

Hemp Canary, Rape, and mixed
Bird Seed at John HudibuTg's.
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A big stock of Trunks, Shoes and
Hats, cheap, at II. w. Halls.
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wKECH Is CHEAPEsr

q package of DUKES Durham, containing
tIoentv pipe-fuIls of the best smoking tobacco
made, or common cigar Each costs ten
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-14

Go to McCrary & Branson's AR
Gallery: you are welcome.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-14

If you want to have "a good time"
at home, buy reliable clock from
Hope & Miller.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-14

Cold Cream Camphor Ice Lip Salve,
etc., at Lyons & McCampbell's.
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Leader Of Fashions i'm SHOES
AND HATS. Knoxville, Tenn.
noY2l dino
A full line of Undersllirts at 10.
McTeer's.
The McTeer UnlaundrIed Shirt
is the best made. Price 81 each.
Fine Coats and Vests at 30. Nc
Teer's.
The best line OF Pants i'm the
State at 10. McTeer's.
Don't fail to look at 20. Me-
Teer's line Of OvereOats before
you buy.
If you want good Clothing, buy
from 10. McTeer.
10. McTeer's is headquarters
for all Kinds Of Clothing.
A large line of Silk Handker-
chiefs and Scarfs just received
at 10. McTeer's.
A large line of OvercOats at 10.
McTeer's.
30. McTeer's line of Suits is very
large. Prices low.
10. McTeer Will sell Children's
Clothing at very low prices.
Boys Extra Pants at 10. Nc
Teer's.
The best line of Gloves in Knox
Vile at 30. McTeer's.
Whites Neuralgia Cure. 1t ought to be
kept ia every family as readily as -four or
any other necessary of life. For sale by
j. w. Slocum, Druggist, opposite Custom
House, Knoxville, Tennessee.
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oysters Oysters!! Oysters !
Fresh and good, by the Can, Quart,
or Gallon, at PETER KERN's.
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Peter Ritter's is Headquarters
for Fine Cigars, Tobacco. Meer-
schaum and other Pipes. and
Smokers Articles, at SO Gay
street.-The Old Stand. eH
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LAMAR HOUSE.
ATKIN HOUSE.

Phil. w. Huff. Big Lick. Va; J. II.
Davis. Baltimore; III. Miller, Mary
vile; A. J. Hargrove, Nashville; F.
Fl. Riggs, New York.
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HOGS! HOGs!!
Fat Hogs w dH!

Parties wishing to sell Fat Hogs
will find it to their interest to call on
Ignaz FAM, at the East Tennessee
Pork House and Steam Sausage Fac
tory, on the Knoxville and ONO
Railroad, as he proposes to pay the
HIGHEST Market Price in CASH.
nov19-dtf.
Where do you get our Shoes and
Boots?
Why, get them at w. B. McMul-
len & Co, s, and so do my sisters, my
cousins and my aunts.
Reason--The best of goods and low
prices.
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Farewell!

$50 West, young man" Horace
Greeley.
The earth revolves from the West
towards the East, but by some peTver'
sity of nature, the tide of emigration
flows from the East to the West. I
an Insignificant atom of the universe
have to obey that law. Fate eompeli
me to go West. With tears in my
eyes, part with you, my friends and
patrons. fhe remembra nee of your
kindness towards me, and my graft
tude will be everlasting, and happily
I can repeat Dryden's words:
my frieuds-
Embraced me, parting for the 'Etruriar
land.p 90
FERDINAND HALLAUS.
Knoxville, Dec. 13, 1879.
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Central Coal Company.

The office Of this Company is removed
to the Opera House, Gay street.
E. E. MCCRosKEY,
oct11-dtf. General Agent.
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C. KOhlsl2SR
N. CUQUEL.

Keeps the Milwaukee Bottled Lager Beer
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g. w. HAND,
Merchant Tailor.

Gay street, next door to Baptist Church,
has jus: received full assortment OF
Cloths, Caslmeres, Worsteds. and English
and Scotch Suitings, of the choicest pat
terms and latest styles. and is prepared to
make them up in the most perfect style
and workmanship, that can not be sur
passed by any tailoring house in the State.
rs Cadet Clothing made in the most ap-
proved style, best workma nship, and all
goods warranted as repre- ented. oct7-tf
A party having large residence of 10
to II rooms we'll located, will sell on easy
terms or will exchange for smaller resi-
dence, equally we'll located. For particu-
lars apply to E. Dean Dow, Central
Agency. apl10dtf
E The LABOR QUEsTIoN.-This is one of
the Oldest questions known to political
economy. The warfare between capital
and labor has been going on for the last
1900 years, more or less, and is still rag
lng Eor bad blood take ScovilPs Blood
and Liver Syrup. Warranted to cure all
scrofulous humors, eruptions, etc., and
cleanse the system of all impurities. Geo.
w. Albers, Wholesale Agent, Knoxville.
Tennessee.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
AT THE HOTELS,
List of Arrivals in the CIty,

kFsC Uk AFEEsaKs il LEEt Thy.
rhe following Is list OF arrivals st
the city hotels for December IS h:
LAMAR HOUSE.
It. J. Crawford, Graveston; F. Il.
Mcfarland. J. t. Albert, B. T. Mat
thews, r. e. Waters, r. D. Ros en-
helm, Baltimore, Md; W. Ell. Clayton,
Georgia; r. r. Butler, Taylorsville;
Miss Octavis Wilson, Maryvilie; l.. r.
Garden, MaynardvilIe.
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10. McTeer viii sell ChEldren'
Clothing at very low prices.
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Boys Extra Pants at 10. Me-
TnnrsS
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The best line of Gloves in Knox
Vile at 30. McTeer's.
, 1879-03-31
year. for, certainly thirty. year, to-
day. This IA explained by The fact that, stnco he

s,s., ys, f0s Eh eartany t!rty yo; year, to-
vas 40 years Of 40. Capt. Ericsson has followed
the mast cxactlng rules Of temperance Gn eh.!nR
aa well as In drinking. Unc dny With him Ia tiko
another, so far as III routine ID concerned, md
minutes i,ofore !. summer and winter end ~
nutsctually At :. On tiaing, he ruhs hia SKIN
Thoroughly NTH dry towels, previous to vigor.
ons securing with cold wntcr, cryshcd Ice being
sSsss. s Z oor ss TS5 Ssoa r. :osk *
tea, md coarse brown bread. Al 4:3d ao dtncs,
tho dinner neycr varying from chops or steak,
VIII, tho exception Of ten bis ouls beverage Il
ice.wntor, AMI thIs Is partnkcn al without stint.
'Eol'acco is never touched III any form, md no
'il.slpatlon Whatever in the why of eating at!ta
nrinG'ng Is allowed ,itldor any circumstances to
vnry tns anchortto routine,
The hours from dinner time until 10 ut night
arc usually devoted to work, md from 10 to u
Capt. Ericsson seeka o1crcfsc IN the open att.
regularly between tho tlraw!ng.table mud the
writing-dcsk. The dAyfs 1abors conclude with
record OF It's events lit attnry. which has nnc pnge
devoted to each day. i,eTel more a,ll never less.
1s ary 4 Trten slsy in SMsd., and has
nltoEetllcr to over 1i,000 pagcs, Indicating q
period Of about thirtv.ntne years. Not day
has been omitted IN this period, excepting abnut
twenty dn?s turing tic latter palt OF 1861,
dent which deprived him Of a finger
On Ills right hund, crushed by machinery. 1t
may bo added that his bedroom Windows arc
i.cve. wholly closed. oven during the severcst
weather, le having automatically demon.
stratctl for hlmselt ihat direct communication
should exist between tho inner nml tho outer
air, "to tho extent Of q sectnnal nrea Of fifty
square inches" The hall windows OF his house
arc open. too, winter and summer, md nune
but omen uratc ru8 nf4. 2lfEtyGf fnROmu1n
never troubles lin, for he falls asleep as soon
as his bend touches tho pillow. lila appetite
md digustton arc always good, and ho has not
lost 4 meal in ten years. What an example to
the men who Imagine tint It Is hard work that
ID killing them s this career Of uuremittlng ir-
tlt1stry
, 1879-03-31
pYn0TECIINIC pARAGRApnY.
Tho Latest Literary Fireworks from tht
Sunny S0utll.

Tho Latest Literary Fireworks from tho
Sunny S0utli.
Oknlonn iJihsI Southern Statst.
OIL how 1tt-AoW pussfnB slt-lt was tlat tho
Radical party should breathe a final hiss ut our
Confederate Prrsidcnt Is Its dying carcass was
borne from The eanate Chamber OF tho States
Uuionl
Hating all that Is good md pure, and grand
and true, 1t WAS peculiarly proper that 1t should
hate Jefferson Davis with a tlcathless llate.
Its history wAs one long llo n,ll crtns.
It Quug our country Into thu War;
1t murdered 301, ,0OO gallant Houshrons, like
tho coulrnun cut-tl!roat ttiAt 1t WAS;
1t Eayo our homes To the torch, like the CON-
m0n tEcendiary that IL was;
IL ,,lunderrd our pockets aud Golfers, like tho
cou,u,un tlliet tllat 1t was;
prlsoncd the purcst patrlnts ot tho North like
the com.uon tyrant tint It was;
II corrupted who'll generation, like tho COM
mUn pfmp that II was.
F!nally, with bloody hands, antl pockets
bulElng with stolen ,uoncys, II fell beforp tho
wrath VI All Indignant ul.d outraged pcopIehool.
Dut Its malignant spirit WIS strong III death,
THREAT, 1t managed to uttcs tarowell hiss at
our t!lnstriuus cheftaln.
Lat this fact be turEetlcas. .
IT contributes ono tAoEo slin!nB Leaf to tho
splendid laurcl.croWn OF glory tint circcs thu
brow of our grard old Confederate President.
II intensi.les tbs Immortal love and honor fof
our second Wast!,lgtonI
Of Jefferson Davis will hereafter be apol<en with
revcrcuco In Its historic hnlla wAiin lls p!ct,ru
will yet grace and hts memory Will yet glorl!y
the piaca forever.
, 1879-03-31
THE sALOON-IkEEPERS.

THEY MRET oNLr TO TALE.
Aspcclal meeting Of tho saloon.Keepers' ABso-
ciatlon was held yestcrslay afternoon ut Nort!,
Side Turner.uall, John Fcldkanp presiding.
In calling the meeting to order, Mr.. Fellkamn
atnted TINT they had assembled to consider re-
ports coming from Springfield to tho effect tl.at
certafn Legislation was Oh foot looking to tho
injury Of their business. No doubt the eent.u-
men who signed tho call would fully explain
matters.
Peter Mueller stated TINT all their ng1tation
thus far seeMed to have done them little good.
The temperance hills had passed the committees
und we're now beiore The House, and some party
ought to bo made responsible for this. Tho
quutslon to be determined WAS which party they
stould support at ths comlng election.
Henry Lssgenhabn thought tie question Ind
been suGaclently discussed mud settled 1t thu
last meeting without calling IL up again.
Nj. Mueller Travelled out OF bis way by al.
lud!ng u a card In tic Sunday edition OF tho
Asaals- zeita'Y, signed by li1nsclf aud Mcasrs.
iEndcr and schw uchow, I'M! calling on Mr..
Ills temperance Views.
Tile Chairman called him to order, stating
that tho business before i!se meeting was tho
cons!assal1 ast,.1 .h, ot ths spFng'ota taa!ters
e!eut!y explained, alsd hoped thcy would hcar
something unte definite on the subject.
Louis SclIwuchnw atatcA that tho meeting
was chilled solely With reference to tho nows
from surlnYaeld
Harry Ilubers, attorney for the ssloon.keeo.
ers, Al"l n, new convert to Social.
lam, was called upon to expla!n what
to, lis went on to glyo tho TEXTURES Of
hlisa Wi!lasd's monitor petition for the con.
tarr!ng Of suifragc on women to vote on tic
| lorul option question. Ot course this vas all
| vsrY wrong. u hal pasaed tho Committee, hui
there was no show Of lts adoption, hu Thought,
| ono ot tile ablest la"yers In tbs house Aayun
declared u unconstitutional. There WA an.
otllcr Till, however, nloro dangerous In 1te pro-
s.sons ~ regarded tbs 6aloon-kespers, which, If
pasael, would give tho people Of every ward
a1nI town thu right to yoio at MI election every
Two yeare Oh the question Ut allowing 81.
looms. Ths, too, lasl Passed tho Committee,
hiil bring It up for passaEe had bcen voted
down, from which tu concluded thut il Would
not 10 Looked upon With Rny great favor, II Il
akln't come up for adoption out OF the regular
order Of business, As thought thero Mould be
no eharcs fur It's nlnption betors tho Legta!4,
tule adIonrued.
After good .leal Of rambling talk aud al
Intellectual attempt to get Geos9a 4. White III
~ tnFli!eE explain Observation-Disclosures because
Whtto haA deserted tiIv l1caitty--tlle Meet1u!
eanu to i!Ic conclusion that there was no groai
The Ae1t subject brought up was The tpatte,
Of the u0yesnor's caull1Ina asion Of Justice Kaut
mann. Al tle previous tnrcting resolutions
we're adopted tnstrlctlug the Judiciary Commit
tse to ia4ura lnto tbs charges made aKalnst Mr
Ruben! OF having used h!s influence, a. uao Asso
eiation = attorney, to prevent KAufnlsuu's cep
! QfDatton. The Committee uoN sepu1tel, no
, 1879-03-31

druggist, arrcstel for violating the loeal ordl-
Who ia,t thoSaaSs HS Btads;s tSes. TOO slraeh haesd
at once took ub DR.. Klnmonth "a their candt-
dato for tllc board of Frcchodcrs. lradtaS put
up GrurGe G. ;Ormcrod, temperance na1ts mn!
Rhyo ott TINT II Klntnoilt1l WAS elected ho Wontd
ssop Nil work on lis property there: but II Or
merol wns successful, lc would put every iato
mnn nt work at $l.50 = day, mud spend s2',ooo
on improvements htslleA. VI eouseo t!rmnrod
awept the t1uld after t1lat, anu hradlcy colo.
bTatcd his victory by driving through the town
IN gorgcously-pn chariot, drawn by
twelve hossce md preceded by twenty blue.
sashel outtt1ers blowing horns. =
, 1879-03-31

J0hn Ericsson, tlle engineer, who Is now rs
years Of aye, Col. ". @. Church Gays: His
whole thought IL absorbed With his acient!ao aud
mechanical studies. anu lo ueyer leaves tho
which In ut once ills doTtnitory mn! his work.
shop, except It bs for c1errisu or On somc In
perattVe errand of business. Social recreation
he has none. lilo arcepts no Invitations, ind
busine ~ with him. Hi tln,o 10 .lisldod &C.
cur1iux to rigid rules, which make tho most OF
tile twenty.!our hours. IIe has shown hluself
able to devote himself to ssdeptary work for
sue!ys hours = day tor W. days In tho
, 1879-03-31

6ptttal DlIpdfeh 70 Tht TTtoNHe.
LANsrso. A1lch., March 20.-In tho House
bills passed for the incorporation Of tho Stats
Medical Society; to facilitate tic transaction OF
bas!aess Of Mutual benefit and Cooperative
soc1eties; also joint resolution requesting ous
Hanators mud Representatives in Congress to
oppose tic enactment OF law
limiting tho 1urtelfction Of Courts Of
the United States. Tl,e 4enate passed
. Joint resolution asking Congress TO esta,.
!Esh light house ut the mouth OF Monastl9uc
River, north shoIs of Lake Michigan; 1elatlyo
to destroying Canadian thIatlcs.
, 1879-03-31

Special Dtspasch to FAs Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March Gothic Lcgisla-
turo has ceased to exist ~ IN organization capa-
BIZ Of doing damage, much to tho rolief OF tho
State. Among tho last acts passed mas ons
providing for general sYstem Of Inspection OF
petroleum aud other oils. Gov. Williams vetoed
Dr. Edwlu's medical bill, chiefly on tic ground
that 4 conta!nsd an emergency clause, which,
he thinks. should meyer 80 attached TO b!l!
with penal proyIstous. Tbs House passad tlo
bill over tue veto, aud In The Senate It failed by
four votes
, 1879-03-31

TlafEI 1fid.} Herald.
Tile alligator season begins to open, and these
wllarfs tlcad nnd alive. Every man TINT Ia for
tunata enourl, to Kill II rool.szel alligator puts
It down tn his memoranda, mud feels ns Of
It as a Dcngn1cr who makes conaucst over
royai tiger. hut these saur[ans hnvc beeomo
moro wary md watcllfnl, and tho eound Of tho
steam wliistlc, tho nose OF the raldlcwllecl, or
tie dip Of te oar Is TO them SIGNAL III danger,
10 TINT il,e first approach of nt enemy causes
them 10 disappear. 10 secure O large alligator
It's. There Is great waste Of nOwdcr ind bail
by inexperienced parties who 60 hunting and
find nothing,
, 1879-03-31
Ailtskne In Xtntnr.

Susqathaana fI.I.} Hass,ts.
About four weeks aE0, ut the time Of a two
days. ttAw, accompanied by q warm rain, the
snow bu.nK twenty inches deep, the ,pcoplo
living near tl!o watering trough at the head OF
ing from Susquohanna to New Milford. found a
lasce aAake cruucEtng In the shallow water.
rile snak ke rau tnto the SNOW ana became chilled
anu unable to move. Other apakcs Wctc seen
iuaklng their way aloug tlso open wooden
trough, which is about l50 feet In length, for
conveying tho water frolu living spring at the
eaae Of the h!ll. Fifteen Of tho rept!tes were
killed, soma OF the largest being Tive feet 10
length. They Wer0 watGr+st!akes,
, 1879-03-31

There haa 1ust b1en taa llyctLcst kind Of a
local election at Neptune, N. J.,-a new town
James A. Bradley, a wealthy manufacturer, got
Sunday tratns anl dram.shops. Bradley pTac-
t!caliy owns and controls tho town, mud hu re-
Gently had Dr., Klpuouth, tho Asbury Park
, 1879-03-31
MINNESOTA.
HtNEfdl Dffbdfch 10 38A Tti6tnA

dtxttdl Dispateh 10 1as 7rtaunA.
6nARopEE, Scott Co., March 30.-A few have
sown wheat. Acreage will 10 Increased one
fourth. The ground Is very dry. No snow or
rain since last fall. One.tourth Of our spring
wheat on hand.
Special Dspdtch to 1as 1risun&
EYoTA, Olmsteatl Co., March W.-Just had
heavy rain. Frost coming out fast. No grain
sowu. Very lIttlu old wheat on hunl.
Sutcfof Dtspatch TO 7aa 7stbuns.
UT1cA, Winona Co., March 30.-Frost coming
out fast. No scedt,ig Yes. Acreage same as
last year. Stock Of wheat In farmers bands
small
SpfefaI plpateh to 7ns TrtbHns.
OwAToNNA, Steele Co.. March B0.-TwoIye
lnet,ca of frost in thu ground. Some wheat was
sown from tho 10th to 10TH. Just had two
inches Of SNOW nnd rain, which will put the
ground in good condition.
sptciat p'spatcA ia Thl Trisun&
6AuK CENT,ln, atearns Co., March M.-Frost
lust starting. But little grain sown There
will bo = larEe increase In the averags Of wheat.
We need rain badly. ono-thtrd OF the old nheat
upsold,
, 1879-03-31

Gp4cta! Dilpa.cA to Ihs 1stbuHA
JAARsvILL., Rock Co., Mnreh 50.-Ftost Is
all out OF the ground. No small grain eown.
No material increase in acreage this spring.
Most Of the Hlntsr wheat looks we'll.
, 1879-03-31

The agony of tight boots IL traditional, but 90
serious i sesult Of the torture II not often Fe.
ported as the El1nira GatstA announces: 4 lad
mined Thomas Near wore pair Of boots that
gayo Al mitch pain to his fact u tley did pleas
ure to his ego, They not only ptnehcd bis feet,
but bruised the skin In places, producing al
eruption which rapidly took malignant form,
aul, going 10 hls heart, produced death.
, 1879-03-31

6pecfal Dttpdtea TO 1as 1tfonnA
R!vgnslpK, Clay Co., March a0.-Ws hare
just commenced sowing. Frost not all out yet.
lround very dry. No rain since September.
1pfetal D*pl'ch T. 1.tc 1r!bnaG
0aovB Hill, uuion Co., March 80.-Ftost
out deep enough to seed. Area will bo increased
80 per cent. Winter wheat killed. Ground very
dry.
, 1879-03-31

Rough and uneven neosa cannot war out 4
cs.pat Whsts good carpet lining IL used. Use
oaiy that manufactured Of cotton aud paper
American Carpet Lining Company, New Yotk aud
Eoston. Fer asle by all carpet dealers,
, 1879-03-31

Marriage Festivals OF tho Nusslan Poaaants.
Ono OF tlla most ruInous hablts Of the Russian
peasants Is displayed at .nurri4gs celebrations
a peasant, 10 celebrate tho marriage oi ILLS sou,
pzocufcs Twenty-Five gallons, Of whisky, to get
money for which In sells Ills horse, COW, or pigs,
md Is ready to becoma pauper. He cannot re-
population OF the village, lncu, women, a,l,l
children, must Ect drunk. A rich peasant, at
thu marriage festival, will procure 100 gallons Of
whisky, and the ncizhpoEing Villages are Invited
to take part In the carousal.
, 1879-03-31
nntJhkEtlNcEC

DRUNKENNESS.
Dr.. D'unger, dlacoypr Of Tho clnchonR cufo for
drunkenness, cures Ait cases. Room 81 ratmex
House.
Knowles' inscct Powder Gun IL by far tho best,
, 1879-03-31

NEHNASKA.
6useidi Dtspd!ca 10 TAs Tribune.
SUTTON, Clay Co., March 30.-Lnrge acreage
Of wheat going In. Ground In good condition,
but rather dry.
6pecidt nfipd'cA to 7ns 7ftbuns.
1nDIANoLA, Rcd Willow Co., March &c.
rlowing has commenced. Largo acreage Of
wheat md oats will bo sown. Ground III better
condition than ever known. Winter wheat has
lono well.
6ptcfai Htspatca 10 7as 7rtpuns.
WILnE1s, Salem Co., March 30.-.Whcat most
ly Bown. Acreage not Increased. Ground In
bad condttion. Very cloudy md dry. Winter
wheat not promising OIL account OF drought.
Onc.tonth Of tho old wheat on hand. 1mmt-
grafton very heavy.
Special ktspatch 70 7hs Tttanns-
FAIRflELD, Clay Co., March B0.-Tlle ground
Ia very dry. md grain will not germnate unsIt
VIC have fatn md warm weather. Farmcts are
half done sowing wheat. No oats In yet. Shall
need snrpins wheat for scod and bread. 1mmt
Eraton has been large for six months. Winter
wheat loolss tbln. and cannot amount to much
Gpfctat Dsua'eh 10 tbs Tribune.
SEKAMAl1, Burt Co., March M.-The soring
wheat 10 about all sown. Ground ready for
oats. Acreage increased. Ground Ia good cou-
dltfo1 except ralier dry.
, 1879-03-31

Mr.. "tnslow'a Soothing Syrup. for children
testhtng hoa heon used for thtEtyyca.s With never
falling sdfsty aid euccesa. III cpHt4.