The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-31
GIEAN1N(iS.
Lead and silver have been discovered
near Davton. Ohio. y

Lead and silver have been discovered
near DAYTON. Ohio. y
A newspaper Vt Rom" saws that tho
Unite: S:a:..> mus.rrs 100 br!gands in
modern ~ 10 eve. >.ns.c one in
the traditional co-;,,m nIyin~ trade
in italy.
Frank | Frsynr. III" :c'r VII" shot
Miss Befrens :: Circ.; -. -"ine time
ago il 3 wilt! bac.-w."' is pay. IS now
said ts' Oe touring IN ~. ,ansi win y
rifle and acn y:
1t il estimaied IL. stoves in the
United States are wot.h $3.50. OOO. 600.
They number abou S.,sUOOO. the
people of this country ~ more stoves
than all the re-; o. :I,s NOR! tOyei her.
s A COLONY of bats has nrru .!ispsjssess-
ed of its quarters ~ the -tecpie of The
Episcopal Churca HI Hopkinton. N. H.
No fewer than 316 OF the nocturnal
wanderers We're counted. but there
were many more than that.
Some of the wateriny-p.a ace hotels
employ public entertainers. These are
women of talent. who play on the
piano, sing and in every way make the
time pass pleasantly 10 the guests. for
tine compensation OF the board and a
small salary.
South of Long Island. six fathoms
beneath tie Atlantic, are The remnants
Of vast marsh. In very clear waller
roots of great trees can be seen from 4
boat, and in stormy weather masses Of
decayed wood and peat are thrown
upon the shore.
1t is said that Persian King once,
before going into the battle with the
Egyptians, gave eaci, of his soldiers in
tine front ranks 1--we cat to carry be-
fore him; and the Egyptians surren.isr-
Ell to tie Per>inns raLner than injure
the cats, which they considered sacred.
The grainitous food kitchens at Mar
seiiies are described rs being decidedly
unsuccessful institutions. Food is given
without supervision to ali who apply
tor it. and the applicants. feeling sure
OF Obtaining abundant nourishment.
give un work ami contrac, idle habits.
Mr.. Philip Callan. NJ p. who lately
returned to Englant from the Argen-
is fuiy twenty years in advance Of
England. One sign of This consists in
the fact that ;he telephone is every
where. Eacn house is telephonically
connected with its neighbOrs.
A bronze medal and certificate have
Just been awarded in England to lad
named Michrll only IL years Of age.
-.
drownin. a 10Y aged 5. The boy fell
into the river Test while playing on
its Dank. nj MicneIi vino was pass
ing. TOOK off his oihcs. jumped in and
saved him.
Wendell Pni,Iip> WAS once waiting
fot. :: train al Essex Junction, w.,
wnrr. passengers exercised ut times
great patience. H.. saw \ graveyard
away from the village. near the depot.
and very iu.. He inquired the reason.
and Green Mounia. neer calmly in.
formed MIN tlat il was used 10 bury
passengers who died waiting for the
train.
Every newspaper that Harvey Wake
field. of ColebrooK. Conn, received in
his lifetime he save.i. Alter his death
recently, at the age Of eighty-two years.
a huge pile Of papers. conveying sixty
years. was found in his barn. He
never threw anything away. Although
he never went to church, he left the
bulk Of his property to The various de-
nominatlOnai churcn-a Of Winsted in
equal shares.
Perhaps the largest prune orchard
in the world is situated one mile south
from Saratoga. Cal. and contains 16.-
600 trees 1t was recently sold for
$72,O 1t is situated on the gentle
slope from the foot of the mountain to
the Los Gatos road. snL can De taken
in at Il glance. Near BY is the famous
Rice orchard. containing fruit and nut
trees OF Ilmost every known variety;
also the O'Banion & Kent orchard Of
eighty acres, for which $l1O,O 600 ad-
vance has been offered anu refused.