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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-25

This importantorgan weighs but about lbs,
land all the blood in living person about 9
igaiions) passes through it at least every half
bout, to have the bile and other impurities
uttered from it. Bile is the natural purgative
lof the bowels, and If the Liver becomes tor
Did It is.not separated from the blood, but
carried through the veins to all parts OF the
system, and in trying to escape through the
pores OF the skin. causes It to turn yellow or q
dirty brown color. The stomach becomes dis
leased, and Dyspepsia, Consultation, Headache,
lBiliousness. Jaundice, Chills. Malarial Fevers,
Piles, Sick and Sour Stomach, and general de-
lbility follow. Merrells Hepatine, the great
vegetable discovery for torpidity, causes the
liver to throw of from one to two ounces Of
bile each time the blood passes through it, as
long as there is an excess Of bile; and the eff
fleet OF even q few doses upon yellow complex
ion or brown dirty looking skin, will aston
Iish allwho try it-they being the first symp-
toms to disappear. The cure Of all bilious dis
eases and liver complaint is made certain by
taking Hepatine in accordance with direc-
lions. Headache is generally cured In twenty
minutes, and no disease that arises from the
liver can exist If q fair trial 10 given.
~ Sold as substitute for pills by all
Druggists.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-25

~ zee Futssys
rlpe finest and best estes in y
Is now offered Il NpriS
I'D 6h miles
end contains1
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-25

For Debility, Loss of Memory, IndispositfaA
Exertion or Business, Shortness of Breath, Tf
Pain in the Back, Chest and Head, Rush OF BIZ
to the Head, Pale Conntenance and Dry Skin II
II these symptoms are allowed to go on, WI
frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumptson s.
low. When the constitution becomes affected
requires the aid of an invigorating mediein4
strengthen and tone up the system-whicll 4
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-12-25
COR GENTLEMEN.

Buck Gloves,
Suspenders,
British Socks,
Fancy Socks,
Linen Handkerchiefs,
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Travelling Bags,
Dress Shirts made to order,
Dress aDd Business Suits made % or
der and fit guaranteed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19
h.EH,S or TIE URE.

I Of, forty million dollars in reiupdiug GER.
.si6sa.es issued ty the Uaitcd States Treasury,
4 y2 PIT 600 have been converted into 4 per CT.
bo1,s,
IA Spanish decree will DO published shortly
.uuuIIicg tho decree Ct 1867, rela,iv, to ar
ia!ey from tho UGised States conveyed in Span
sh vessels.
Duriog The past year 405 distil!eries have
hesu sezsd 10 the sixth North Carolina ooec-
~oh district, the oct amount of money rtc)ver
cd TO ,ne United States thelettom being more
than SS5 600.
\ Export du,ios havs been abolished in Japan
30 cotton aod 81 K manufactures. silk scd cot
dtteu mixtures. made dresses. porcelain, precious
.Vytones. latquered warcs, brotzss manufac.ur
!, ed bamboo. manufactured cJppsr. paper fans
Rand umbrellas.
Pref 9. p. L. Peters. Of Clinton, N. Y,
announces tho discovery by hims,lf at Clintoo
Observatory on tho l7,h of July, 1879. of q
milor planet 10 81 hours 81 minutes right az
z oeusioo. II degrees AZ uinutes south dcc!iua
lion With q daily motion Of three minutes
s3utb.
Tho New Hampshire House of Represents
tivss has passed till regulating railway pas.
ssugsr and fright tariffs II gives to the rail-
way commissioners the right to regulate the
tariff Of any road 10 the State, prohibits any
i WiNay commissioner from holding of6oe in auy
r siIRay corporation, or from owning the stock
sToe boo5s of any railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

SAVED FROM a HORRIBLE DEATH This
noroiog a5ou. s o'clock liu!e icu, ycsr eli
600 OF a woman ivifg a, $40 Hartford Avenue.
~Ei'c playing 10 ga u: housa, fell icto the six
at tho back Of the htuie. which c,otaired az
least ten feet of filth, AID YES rapidly tiuking
below the surface, when the mother hearog its
c:ies. and Knowing where it was, sprapg, with.
out N oneGl' 3 thought, into tbe horrible place.
She, too, wss rapiiiy sieki5g, when neghbcrs
overhearIpg her shreks, rushed to the rescue.
A rope with an leo hook was hastily fastened
to the dress Of Tie woman and sh. va. drsyp.d
out, hcld!og in her arms h'r boy. They were
both insansibIe and so rcsrIy suff jcated tina. 90
hopes were cutertsiaed Of their rcsusci:stiop.
By the Efforts f the Women who had quickly
copyrighted, their clo,tiog was takcn off and
both being washed AID Piled with whisky. 10,
were soon revived aud taken to the house when
medical aid was sun noucd. Thew had been 10
the place fGe miLu'cs Bull Bulletin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

E2ypt Won The race at Ssla oga 10 day.
A Conservative Bulgarian Cabiget has teen
formed.
s25,00O arc to be * 2cniad 10 providing o.
commolious Tor American clttl; 10 EDgl Lard.
The now k1edi7e Of Egypt will visit The
Sultan and present bis homage IN NcTcnpfr'
Charles Gaubetta, clamiag 10 be en- uncle OF
NJ. Gsmbetta. has just Ciyd ~ 90 almshcu7e 10
Man.
A dispatch from Paris contsics the statement
that Primo, Napoleon ialcads 10 visit the Elm
press Eugene 80 sooa as sho he's recovered.
Hamburg abd Bremen Informed Prince Bis
marck that they werc not w!l!lng 10 reoounce
their positions as tr5e poEte.
The new Moscow j3urnal. the Russian Cou-
rier, has been suspended for Two moths Tor
urging Complete liberty OF the Press.
A paris dispatch 70 the lIonicn Times sayt
l. is i,3possiule 10 suppose that the Government
will revive the Laws for The expulsion OF the
Jesul!s.
In The ptz, shooting at Wimbledon yeSser.
day Co.. GibsoD, q Canadian. Woo tie PflLce oi
Wales Ir.ze-lG0 rounds sad b.cgt-Slh d
SCORE Of ga.
The Inmates ola Jesuit college have bceu dis.
covered a. the AUTHORS IF the threats agslusI
the lie of the Klug If Beiglun. Tho libra
,isu OF the college his beer arrested.
Tb, s,osushin. Santiago D.Cuba, Ct Now
WI and ,;n Eno,s G,,v nj L,nt,n. o,,Ldet
~ 10 H.,sUarn Ih,s nii.r,ncu Both vessels
were baa!y dauarcd. NOBODY was hurt.
pa ,-.ssr,, ,f ca n,nv Tc.kish trocps BIZ,
,n,on aS,,,no,!o am; ,hc iTor,i.r cf Eastern
3D. 49, y, rsrar;.d sI,no., ga onnd a
houheia 10 iee iss,,,e ",I' ,h, n $500
s e. ,ha p ais,D<' o'' III 'AN' 80 '''
it,, I,
aspa;sn 'oG' IG ;o " s.''. ho arasn,
.,., n;ua ,,.s aan u Gsn 2ndov the Par
.,u1 o,u,:I' .su.r, ioodar md the P'r,eusyun
'r s 10 ba1n rnc,o,prcd ,he town Of Humaita,
MI ~ 49,, :, h,,;o,,l r;lI =, o,d,
~ Au:u "ai, l. - ~" Tene -, IN o6G1 houo
cu .n.S sesSou os"I, 1865 ,sre- y lid;
and ,he E,i;sb IN roc.,derabIe farce arc waiting
"a bo, ;oc for IN rt,scE
"'a .0p0, .0' ,h,,,
Two persons SW'oe 'ne'' osa'eS as nmuIo1.
fortsseue Gnu " l'l .m baushan Hsto f.Hsn,,y
appreneuaeu tot thueISoraE 20 PES az s,'erru
cuecS GO l 'Io oAIn - usamo. nf e-;car
eoeeu " os''ui' ~ 2'''DN s""S -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

SUICIDE OF YoUSG BRIDE-Thc ycurg
wife IF Dr.. J. W. Irsin. OF Evansville, lodi
aoa, committed suIcda on Moodsy 10 her owu
roop With pistol b,loGgiug TO her husband.
She had been tus, ssven weeks married, and
va, only about twenty years CID, beautiful. &C
coup!ished, aud surrounded by everything to
make her happy. Her hustscd is a very
prominent youcg p6ysIciaa, w5o lasishsd lsr4s
sums OF money 10 6ujDI u2 Is elsga1t rel
debco for his b,ie. oince thy have novtd
home they have lived 10 p@ttsc: bsTLooy, aud
apparently v.r7 happily. |. is rumOrcd that
Mrs. Irwin hal beeo Prosecuted By s3mc
woman Who had written her letters cltimIug
that DR.. Irwin bad dec: lived her, and that she
bad prior claim upon him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

L1rtq1c's Anti Bilious Biters are a house..
held wuid in !lef native city. Thousands have
used then with mast beneficial results 10 Dgs
pepsia, Headache ard Constipation. Try them
AMI b. becei.ed. All druggists sell them a.
%, q paper. or 81 bottle.
". +. THORNTON, Proprietor.
Baltimore, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

SPECIAL NoTICE.-To the ladies': Webave
now 10 store large stock OF Ladies'. h1en' 5
and ChiIdreps' Low Quarter SHOES, suitable
for the present season. These goods a:e beau
tiiul, handsome and durable, and will b. sold
a. such prices 80 cannot fail to please. All 10
want will please call and examine for themselves
at ITO King street. w. B. WADDEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

M TICE To.
IN ITALIANeature in the suits brought by the
will no longer5 Tennessee bonds against the railroads
flies. moths is attracting much attention. An
rahteo 10 bling made by the bonoholders to hsvs
sa7o for the appointment Of receiver for
- my ~ roads heard the s6:h inst Judges
RRR,tsr and Trigg the circuit and district judges
"A RA;s,nsssed over and, out of the nine Judges Of
Lard q Es%s FEDERAL supreme Court Judge Strong is
ing Oil sl.sd though this district in Judge Swsyne's
.l.,S cir!ais
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19
Fairfax Court.

r Correspondence, of thu al, xsudria Gszstte ]
= FAIRFAX @. H., July lS-As the July
: term of tho County Court, oomme1cing Mon
2 day, the 2lst, the trial Of Frank Minor, elq ,
charged with unlawfuly shooiicg young CIeve
will take place. John NJ. Johnson. esq,
Ct your city, hss been employed to assis: the
prosecution.
i The contested election case (Fvx vs. Broad
40 watsea. e. commissioner Of revenue) has been
rest yaHiI tor Friday. G. w. Wattles. e.q of Alex
1e II sjtirs been c5csea special judge TO Try it,
OO1 4 JudS6 spgster will appear 10 the case IS
- si.ut Aessrs. Liudeo Kent, Of Wsshirg-
eilgf ton lDHNso. r. s. TunberviIe. of this place,
snef are tbe4ttorneys for the petitioners. and Gen.
Wm. Il. Payne and Thomas Moore, esq., for
ia IS s-,dsnt. Nj.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19
Enc Page County BANK.

Tho report Of tho committee, consisting of
Mcssia. i. Jjces Armstrong, Thomas NJ. Al
mnni aui J.mcs g. Weaver. to whom bad
cecu referred the duty Of 90 examiration and
siaiemsut cf tbs concrion Of this Institution
z. its suspension on the 20.h u't, has been
made pubic, ana was read before meeting of
the slcckhc!d.rs aud creditors, at the court
house, CO last Tuesday, the l5;h inst.
They Report The liabilities as fellows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

LET Us HELP ONE ANOTHER. This little
ssnteace should DO written on every heart and
stamped 90 every memory. 1t should BIZ the
golden rule practiccl 10 every household. and
throughout the weird. By helping one auo.hsr
We not only remove tbords from the pathway
and anxiety from the mind, but We feel SO rsc
Of pleasure in our own hearts, knowing We TT,
doiag duty to fellow creature. A hclpiDg
hand or en- encouraging word is 90 loss to us,
yet i. is benefit TO o:bers. Who has cot Iii
tho power Ct this Little sentence? Who has
Dot needed the encouragement and aid Ct
kidd irle0d? How soothUg. when perpltxad
With some task ths. is mysterious aDd blrdeu-
some, 10 feel ggutls hand o. the shoulder,
and TO hear kind voice whispering, ID aGs
feel discouraged. see your tr;abIe-Iet me
help you." What strength is inspired, wba,
hoEe created, what sweet gratitude ia felt ard
the great difficulty is dissolved as dew bauesth
the suusbiue. Yes, let Us help one aoother By
endeavorng to strengthen and encourage the
weak, md lifiiug the burden Of care from the
weary and opprs s,ed, that life may glide
smoothly Cd, aud the iount Of bitterness yield
sweet waters; nud He whose wiling hand is
ever ready to assist rs. will reward our humble
endesvora, ADD every good deed will be as
bread upon the wstera. to return after many
days. If not to us, to those so I've
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

ASSETS.
Ellis discounted on hend, 1915 So
Bank safe and furniture, 3l9 81
Stsmre and check books, u &c
Accounts overcrawn By GepciiLofs, 2s05 81
CG h on hand. 52J Gu
Deed of trus. by }. W. Almond about $50 OU
Judgmsn. vs. VIM & p Borst about 1,00G Oh
JudgmcE. Us Burk o! Staun!on about 1,L0J GO
Judgment vs. Is WetheralI about 20J o.
Due from other banks and bankers, l38 %
Deficit in funds which ought
tyh,v5 been accounted for Sl3, l50 %
To cover which we have unpaid sock, sos q
b L GrsJgcn jr, deed of trust about, 1G0J OJ
) Snoo!s location ST.. 500 GO
Deficit, aftor putting oil 10.
tources stlheir face value, S451i 81
No have as -ert.iped That ttere arc in the
hands Of clke7 banks paper discounted upon tho
endorsement o. this bank SO l30 s. which if
liability makes "a dtfcit 81, ia II.
In the item Of overdrawn accounts by deposit.
crs there II chsrged to Is. +. Grsysoa, jr.,
Sl,(99 0G.
There is very general feeling among those
most lOleresled tina. considerable ptr,ion OF
lhs reD' Fed RESOURCES is of doubtful value, and
II such part Is Dot mace available, of cours, the
dtict I'll! b. decreased by that amount
A very large part Of the paper reported as
discounted AID Dcw in the possession of The
balk Vas disc3u5!ed Without the authority or
EooWicdsc OF the pToptr officials AID 10 viola.
ton OF bylaw rGquliina all paper for discount
10 DO passed upon By Tbs board of dr,o:crs.
Ii seems tfC1a the books that tie ebsiracliou
CT !u23s on the p:rt If the ASSISTANT cashier be
gan as early as 1876. increasing gradually until
h,s O. bel; reached the amount ststed.-Faqe
GUl,r7rr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

The North American Rsvi,W f,r August has
been received from the publishers. Mess,s. D.
Appleton & Co., New York, Conteuts The
Work and Mission Of NV Lii'; Tho Diary of a
Public Man. GarIisop; The Power of Di:solu,
tiop; The F,uuder of the Kbedivate; The Fur
ture Of Resumption. aud Recent Works on An.
Gent History and Phioloqy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

Peace 10 the Family" You c.n enjoy
good nights rest and retain peace in the family
By keeping Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup in the house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19
FSNEKG.F VIEWS.

Egypt Won the race at SAFE oga 10 day.
A Conservative Bulgarian Cabiaet has teen
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-27
Knoxville Enterprise.

Conspicuous smong the Furnishing
enterprises of Knoxville at this time
is one deserving Of special mention.
the marble works of Mr.. Ii. NJ. Crosby,
whose shop and works is located on
Gay street, a few doors south Of The
Lamar House, where he is prepared t.
execute the finest work in tomb and
head stones Of all descriptions, il the
very latest styles and at the lowest
prices. Mr.. Crosby, aside from being
as straightforward and agreeable 8 gem
tleman in business and social relations,
as one could desire to meet With, is
himself thorough dTaughlsmau and
practical work man, understand his
business in every minute particular.
and there is not y more efficient arti-
san and artificer in marble, in the
whole South, as bis work, wherever
erected, viii testify. Hence it is that
simply entrustipg e JOB of any kind 10
his care is sufficient guarantee that
it will be satisfactorily executed.
Nr, Crosby began the marble and
ombstOne business In Knoxville in
the year 1877, Oh a very small scale,
and with only limited local tra1e aud
reputation, but by his indomitable en-
ergy, superior business qualifications
and the universal excellence Of his
work, he has not only extended his
business to an astonishing degree in q
hsIf hOS rE-o
a large TIA : in Alabama aud Middle
Tennessee. Within the past Two
months he has sold and shipped nearly
a car load OF work 10 the vicinity Of
Birmingham, Alabama, and has now
on hands the job of very fine I'M
ported Italian monument for Hunts
Vile, Alabama. He has also the job
for magnificent granite monument
to the late Mayor T. J. Carllle at Chat
tanoogs, which will be as fine a piece
of work IS was ever erected in East
Teunessee. Mr.. Crosby leaves Sunday
for Chattanooga to pu5 If uQ. He has
in addition TO this. put up in this sec
ton soma Of the finest aud best work
eva iIF%RI All Il a ''410, -" - g
up ca ali hands, and as the work itself,
in our cemetery and others, will bear
witness. All these things go to show
that Mr.. Crosby IS work gives general
satisfaction wherever introduced, and
that his prices are al low as could be
wished. Our advice to any one need
ing anything III the iiDe oft0mbstones
or marble work Of any kind, is to see
Mr.. Crosby before they make con-
tract
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-27

To renew q waning stock noy be gathered from
q source accessible to all. and Eeyer sought in
vain b. any whose constitution and ViZor are
not so much dilepidateG as to be wholly past
repairing. Evidence direct, convincing and
ample, indicates Hoststter's Stomach Bi;ters as
a tonic of unexampled efficacy and perfect
purity, and possessed cf properties that consti
tute il an invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, con-
stipatior, liver complaint, urinary and utter ne
weakness. rheumatic complaints and malarial
fever. Delicate fe males AMI infTm old persons
are invigorated and solaeed By it. and the physi'
cal prostration which usually follows severe
illness is in great degree remediet AID con-
valescence accelerated through its use. It oc
cupies leading position among medicinal sta
pies.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-27
PENCILETTES.
ChoW. JacksOn'sBsst Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Ice for SaIa at Tohp HndihuroJs

ChoW. JacksOn'sBest Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Ice for sale, at John Hudiburg's.
GFeeneville has not had game of
base ball this season, says the Ne1g
Era. It's rather an off year with
them.
Jonesboro Journal: Knoxville is
likely to make big thing of the 4th.
Perhaps we will all go down and help
to celebrate.
The fare from Kingston to Knox
Vile and return. on the 4th of July
has been fixed at $3.50. according to
the East TeRHeSSseaH.
Oar Charleston correspondent writes
a. tuat w. p. Bryant sold at that
piece yesterday Zoo bushels of wheat
at 50 cents per 5usheI.
Kingston East TeaHeSseean Wheat
is going at one dollar, but those in a
position to know tAink it will be
down TO seventy-five cents the 1st of
July.
MI. w. II. Edwards, OF Coal Greek,
brought in yesterday beautiful pair
OF pet desrs and shipped them by ex-
press 10 gentleman in indianapolis,
Indiana.
East TeNnesSeeQR The editor Cf the
Cleveland Banner has recently came
in possession of some shirts that open
behind, and he is Of the opinion that
the man who Invented them ought to
be hung.
We hear reports from several parts
Of the surrounding country OF the
disastrous eff-cts Of the storm which
seems to have prevailed quite extern
siveiy Tuesday evening. II vas just
in spots, however At this place there
w@s only a very slight sprinkle.
The laying of the cornerstone of
ths new Custom House in Memphis
Tue day was the occasion Of a vast as
sem blage of people, estimated at 90
900. Gov. Marks Was present and de-
livefed an Grafton. Tae ceremonies Of
laying the stone were performe d by
Mi @. c. Conner, OF Chattanooga.
There ws- an imposing military pa
Ta of seven companies, i've belong
iDg ia Memphis, and two from abroad.
Kingston East Iel3neSSe6an: Mr..
Bright of Chattanooga. - arranging
for the reception OF q colony Of so or
more New England families, near
Wartburg, on the line of the Cincin-
natl Southern Railroad. They are
sent out by Boston Coloniz atiou So
ciety, aud embrace substantial farmers
and mechanics, of different natiUnali-
ties. They have purchased $4,000
acres OF land lying in Morgan, Fen
tress and Soutt. They will be out in
the fall.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-27
EakeshaVg Water, at
HUNTERS.
Seven Springs Alum Mass, at
j2saeOEItf HUNTERS.
Opera ROuse Thieves,

Mr. Staub has been annoyed to a
perplexing degree from time 10 time
by a band of what seems to be regu-
larry organized plunderers of the
dressing rooms at the Opera House.
The last depreciation was committed
Tuesday night, after the entertain
ment given by the Sisters pupils.
The rooms were robbed of all the look
Eyeglasses. TEis time they were
owned or borrowed by the Sisters.
This is the fourth time within the
past season these robberies have been
committed, and at one time all of Mr..
Staub's furniture was taken. The
fascals manage to conceal themselves
inside somehow while the performance
Is going on, and after it is over thew
DO their plundering and get ayav.
This thing has gone to point where
forbearance ceases to be virtue, and
Mr.. Staub proposes to use every vigil
lence hereafter to detect and punish
the perpetrators to the full extent of
the law.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-27
MisPraDE2Ness.

The most wonderful ard marvellous
success, in cases where persons are sick
or pining away from a condition Of
miserableness, that nc one knows what
ails them, profitable patients for doc
tors,) is obtained by the use of Hop
Bit.ers. They begin 10 cure from the
first dose and keep il up until perfect
health and strength is reatored. Who
ever is afflicted in this way need n9t
suffer, when they can get Hop BilteIs.
See " Truthsn ami " Proverbs !" in au-
othe column.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-27
Snyder's Pads. az
HUNTERS


E'eENanaI.
gI J. ". Lillard lef5 on yester-
days train for visit OF a few days TO
Athens.
Mrs. W. II. Ed Fards, wife of Post
MASTER Edwards at Coal Creek, came
down yesterday from spending few
days a. Tate Spring, aud went out
home yesterday evening.
Prof r. DIS. Robertson, Superin-
iendeut Of our City Schools, is taking
vacation with his mother and sisters
ia Nashville.
Miss Clara 5. Ludlow returned TO
Knoxville yesterday, after an absence
two years in Boston.
Gen. J. 7. WHicr came up from
Chattanooga yesterday aad went over
on the Maryville train to look after
his mining Interests iii Blount county.
Msi. Chas. D. McGufey came up
from Chattanooga and went out on the
Careyville train yesterday, on his way
10 Scott county, on business az altor-
ney for the Cincinnati South eru Rail-
road.
Deputy Collector w. NJ. Lindsay,
who was shot in the arm in a revenue
raid in Monroe county O few weeks
since, Camo up from Athens yesterday
evening, and will be in the city for a
few days. We were sorry to l. n that
his wound is not doing we'll Mt all,
heals up very slowly, and gives him
much pain yet. He comes here to be
treated by DR.. BoyntOn.
Rev. Thomas Duncan, Rector of st.
Johns Church, left yesterday evening
for Greeueville on ministerial busi-
ness.
Miss Mamie Maioney, one of upper
East Tenuessee's fairest and most &C.
cOmplished bellies, is in the city pay
Ing visit to her relative, Miss Minnie
Cherry, Of Nashville, who is also visit
ing at the home of Major Thomas
O'Conner.
Mr.. Oscar KTutzch reached home
yesterday morning from Boston, where
he has just graduated from the New
England Conservatory of Music. Be
sides graduating with high honors, he
received the class Ring.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-27
EEONTVALE SPRINGS.
This Popular Summer Resort
Open for the Season.

Montvale Springs Blount county, East
Tennessee, is now open for the season
and the preparations are full and
complete for the accommodation Of all
who may wish to attend. Everything in
connection with the Springs has been
thoroughly gone over and put in ex-
cellent condition. Many improvements
have been made, and no pains, labor or
expense will be spared to insure the pleas
ure and comfort of guests. Tho heated
term is upon us and we would earnestly
invite the attention of those seeking health
or pleasure, to give Us trial. promising
entire satisfaction.
WILSON s. ANDERSON, Proprietors.