The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-16
From Tuesdays Daily.)

Scotch Fife wheat for sale, at Tracy's
store. dl2Otf
Ranchmen can get Scotch Fife seed
wheat, at Tracy's. d1aOtf
Twelve-year-old xxx Hennesy BRAN
dy at Mounts
New spring overcoats at D. d. Smith &
Co.
Gents night shirts, both plain and fan
cy, at D. D. Smith & Co.'S.
Pure California honey in all styles at
| Wilson & Lewis 35-tf
Bluestone for sale at Dr. G.. w. Mon
roe's, in any quantity. dl06tf.
D. D. Smith & Co. have just received
line of leather travelling bags.
Y. VI. c. A., rooms are bein. fitted up
at the rear of Mounts & Co.'S, saloon.
For an elegant line of toilet and fancy
articles. call at DIR. Il. W. Monroe's. 1O6tf
Mounts & Co. are receiving the best,
fresh imported cigars regularly.
For Easter superb line of Easter
souvenirs and Easter cards just received
at Basinski Bros.
A beautiful line of silk and linen fancy
bordered hem-stitched handkerchiejs at
D. D. Smith 4 Co.'S.
Worth will continue to sell drinks for
a bit when he gets in his new place. Nc
Brayer whisky specially. d135-tf
1000 ROLLS of wall paper, ceiling and
decorating papers, borders, dados, &c. re-
ceived at J. H. TAYLoR's.
Do not fail to see the Bankers Daugh-
ter tonight. You will have an evenings
enjoyment.
Fifty Dozen more of those unlaundried
white shirts, the best ever sold in any
country, for one dollar at d. D. Smith 4
Co.'S.
The genuine old W. H. McBrayer
whiskey used only, to all corners, at |
Mounts & Co., nezt door east Of the La
Clede Hotel. |
Pat Tierney, who was wounded in the |
ARRAY at the coal mines, is alive, with
the chances of life and death about |
equal.
The land case which has brought SO |
many over from Red Bluff, Sterling, AMI
Pony still occupies the attention of the
land Office.
No clue has yet been found to the per-
petrators of the murder Of the two In
dams, nor has the man been captured
who cut Pat Tierney at the coal mines.
Rewards will be offered in due season.
John Worth opened in the Smith
building Saturday with his fine bill
lard tables. They are the finest ever
shipped west and must be seen to be APP
preciated. They are double action ciish-
Toned and are the best that money can
buy. dl35-tf
The Weekly CHRONICLE is full of inter-
esting matter and yorlsshould send a copy
east. We are sparing no pains to make
it the best paper in eastern Montana, and
We publish more live reading matter than
any other paper. All the current events
of interest are to be found iii its columns
The Black Hills Pioneer says: Spring,
like coy maiden, is reclining uneasily
in the frigid embrace of hoary winter,
whose frosty locks wildly wave in the
zephys which fleet fast and furiously
across our fertile plains" Whew! 1t
makes lis shiver to think how that coy
maiden must suffer.
Sheriff Blakely received last night two
prisoners, sentenced to one year each in
the Territorial prison for the crime of
grand larceny at Glendiye, Dawson Co.,
at the last term of court, and the Gallatin
county Jail designated as the place of
confinement. Their names are Jas. Whit
ford and Joe Boxer
The play of Solomon Isaacs drew a
fair house last night, notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather. Miss
Boyd was as usual greeted with warm
applause at every stage of the perform
ance. Frank Hatch as Solomon Isaacs
was a well sustained character through
out, indeed, as whole it is a strong
combination. The music by the orchestra
was fine Tonight the Bankers Daugh-
ter will be played. This is the play in
which Miss Boyd has achieved a high
reputation, aid is withal beautiful
piece and should be greeted with full
house.
Who was it? A couple of gentlemen
left town yesterday, with bamboo rods,
baskets, gum boots. frying pan, etc. to
capture the nimble trout and slap it into
the frying p. n almost before life was
extinct-visions Of sport and toothsome
lunch of fresh trout, ETC., beguiled their
fancy on the way to the babbling brook,
when 10, on reaching its waters, they
found that they had not brought any
hooks. The brook looked tempting as it
danced on its way to join the mighty
river. The birds carroled their spring
songs, all nature smiled, but not our
heroes. The army in Flanders never
swore as did, etc. A note on our table
explained the absence Of trout at our
breakfast this morning, as they did not
catch more than they ate.
PERSONAL.