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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09

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nnb @eiddftsfiibrer Der Ohio uub
Miiiilippi @i'enbabn, Cincinnati, O.,
fhreibi, baB bic Nnpenoung BON st.
SatobssS Del einen nerrenften &entel
f6neQ beilte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09
Rnflens Qlrntra 9albe.

Dte bette Salbe Der Beit fur SHnttte, Aueti@uns
gen, Geihnire, Gteber. unb Sauts ausi&las, GleHte,
9efprunaene Sdnbe, Hrpfbeulen unb aue oauttrants
betten turtrt 9dmOrrtotcen cher teine He5abluus.
S6ntse 2ufItepenbett earanttrt oher ea8 Gele wtrb
turuGs-ftattet. 25 Geut8 ote @&ahtel. Gum Uerfoui
IN allen apotbeteu, @bpipt Dretb, GbDmpion & Co.,
lphplefole.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09

suDdn9lides 9etlmittfl, wel6eS felt
.Sabren In unsdblisen Sdlen fetne @ir-
lunsstraft erprctt Bat, 1T 2r. aagaif
G5nio's 9ambarser Sropfen, Elm Mit-
tel bas iebent alter pbne ale Gefabr an
8epaet ,perben fann, unb tpsldes fret spn
atlen tencn Radhpeben 1T, pelhe btsls
anters @hsabranaesrtttc. ran fA steten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09
@ic lit bless!

aSir bieten einbunhert Dollars 8elrbnuna
fit ieben Scl pom 8ntlr,b. Der nid)t butd
@inuebmen bon 9al's Ratarrb aur eebeilt
weroen fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09

Cell fefner aiHtbeft. Win.
GoIumbus, aebr., Hou., '88.
Hofter 9. @5s9 fdreibt, baB Serr M. Gisenet oaa
DSnedn, Nebr.s ieit feiner 6inbheit an gpiIepSie lit
uub BATH beinobe te6er ;peiteu Gag foIdea auidle unb
4nr3HsoI 6fters. gs 1T MN Elm ssabr Der, felt En-
patcf 35nis's NerpensS idrter braldte nnb Seitbeul
bae aud teius Aufaue rrebr ~setommsn.
9ttt itdrfer ole felt aIs aiuSIi Sabrtm.
9opIor min 60. Ger. wlai 1890.
SO lit rein gonses 2esen OIL 9ierpeuiniudde uuh
11nB iagen. bab it felt BEN 9ebrouh bon pqator
kbnigs gerpensS tdrftr' ft6rttr fihle oils felt ben ies.
tfh 5pelt Japren- Jran u. So N
Die G9pefter 81. @etne aus gofforbiue
xsx- inretht: ID gebrountt atnei s5Iaihen upu
s|affpr &bntg's glerueu.6tarter fur Observation-Disclosures.
nel4e 10 beftig mar oaB i1 bel Der geringiten urjaGt
aHttdrsien mnBte unb 6cHn Ser5tIopfeu befanf; bin
nnn fret onnnn un6 srlpfeble bas wsittei aut's BETTE.
GfAAs eR ssrtstsE,s asn9 ,fr ytesprstxtAenh
tutrp Jebem Der es oeriarqt, suqe{dnbt
c. Arme :rbufteu aud bic D1ebis,n ruipnft
Dtle YRfetipa lpuroe feti bem Sabre 1876 poa BEN
Doom. 4nltcr. abni9. Sort mopHe. Sub ~ap5erettei
nua tstf unt~r elmer &utoetiuug bon BET
koENiG MEDICINE CO
938 Randolph st, CHICAGO, TEL
Bet atpofhefern an babeh fur
e1s00 ote 8Iaf@e, 6TIaf63en fir 81 go
ero6e Sf.s5. 6'far $500.
SIN 9 an Mntonip Bel 4boIpB Dreib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09

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aus reenes In fstner
@irtuns ~ansenebmes
unb FHeres, Sebern,ann
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09
3nr Scilette

@iebt es teinen nisIi9eren unb eIesauteren artiteI
aIs aper's 6airs8 isor - bas beIiebtefte unb DOR.
tbsilbafteite 8aarpaRsr. has fi4 i'm SonbsI finbst.
50 erwirbt BEN Saare rei9li8ss @a9stbun, unb
be,uabrt ibm bic S9oubeit unb @ei6beit Der Su.
seub psrbatet aabIbeit. BELT bsidmerIi9e auss
@Idse an Der aopfbout. anb erbdlt Iestere rein,
fihl unb gefunb. 9amen, iowobI pie Serren ,ies
ben iiberal aper's 9air- 9isor allen anbern Saars
paiiern Dor. gers. 2pbia .. Moobp in 6. qittss
; +; =; :: E: Vetlanee 5: !: 81: !; i: !:
bat @puber bel mir bepirit. Sd lit an 8 9ufern,
ans am s~Iasiaueu Sss 9aares. 70 oas i'd RAID iabI
rDarhe; felt i'd aber bas 8tsor ssbraude, 1T mein
8opf uouicmrnsn rein Don sdafern, bas Saar fdat
nibt rnsbr aus, uab lest babe i'd stnsn suten Saars
iDu9s Don b~erieIben Sorbe rpie in meiner Sugenb.
SeSem Der an e4ufern ober am ausfauen hes
8aarss leibet, tann i'd ben @ebrau9 DON Nper's
: Sairsgisor Supert9tIid enpfebIen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09
Dr.. HathaWaY
Spbn Sreabfpot, N. D.. Miftteut.
Specialist nes Wsstens

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09
Ayer'a Dair=

9ubsrsitet pom Dr.. 3. 6. apsr & Co.. aorpeu, glaN.
in @potbsssn unp Yarflmeriez edeen su babeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-09
Giniee Ratal&lage
fit oas
9rnRiahr.

f~r1ntpuFtfH JuTuHptH. Nuo OEHpIupi
lit baber tie rehte 3eit, UNI bic f1 iii
aDrper tpdbrenb hes M,nters aneeiebten
aserfabtsen unb bic 9bdttsfeit FER ein'
stlnsn Srsuue temmenben Strfe bar6
zine yesslredts, ben &Orper nt6t fhdbis~
tntt Mbfdtrfur su entfernen. Son Der
sribten Rctttpenbtstett 1T es fur ale btc-
isntsen tuelGe an sef0rter 9errauung,
gerRpyfuns, sldtuns.n. $autausfSld-
gen, Grdsbett unb Mibisfett Der Gtiebef,
gdmer3sr tint @aser, Der qeter, II. +. ~.
lethen. lei her @abl hes Nittels b,
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13
Hot Springs. Ark.

The season at Het Springs, Ark, will
soon be open and Americas noted health
resort will once more assume its usual win
ter kaieiy.
To those who 60 either for health or
pleasure . word OF advice II this time is
not out of order. It il we'll known to most
of us that unless we start right We will be
beset by troubles which seem inevitably
to follow bad beginning. All this can
be avoided by selecting = line for the
journey whose reputation for caring for
the comfort Of its patrons is . matter Of
record. "Ths Burlington" is pre-s ninently
the Hot Springs Line from the Northwest
and you will make = good beginning by
purchasing your ,ioksts via its Mississippi
River Scenic route. Only one change Of
cars. Excursion tickets. limited to three
months, on sale daily. Ask your nearest
ticket agent. or address ". J. c. Kenyon,
G. p. A., s.. Paul.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13
THOMPSON'S|
|One-Price Clothing House,
DEVILS LAKE, DAK "~.
s...l
Mems suits from s5ss Thompson VII,
and he treaty right
Beatty's Pianos and Orr ans.

Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, the great Organ
and Piano ,nar ufacturer, is building asd
shipping more Organs aud Piano, thsn
ever. In 1870 Mr.. Bestty left home =
psnn'less plow boy, and by his indoritabls
will he has worked his way up so as to sell
so far. nearly 100000 of Beatty's Organs
and Pianos since 1870. Nothing seems to
dishesrian him: obstacles laid in his way,
th~S~ would bave wrecked any urdinarv
man forever, he turns to on advertiseRe ent
and comes out Of it brighter than ever. His
instruments, as is we'll known, are very
popular and are to be found in all parts Of
the world We are informed that during
the next ten years he intends to sell 200
600 more of his make, that means a busi-
ness of $4,000, 900 If we average them at
500 each. 1t is already the largest
business Of the kind in existence Send to
Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.
for Catalogue.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13
Notice,

4 Any Parry or Parties found sutting or
removing timber On school lands within
the limits Of Hilton School District. will
hs informed on and prosecuted according
TO law. eE 5ss s /
II By ordsr Of Hilton School Board.
Halyor Monson
James Cromar President.
Clerk. 81 ss.sssf 4.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13
My Valentine.

Just turn your pretty head this way,
And listen to what I've got TO say;
Don't pout your liz & and look SO shy,
For you can if you will only try:
She shakes her head, and looks straight
out,
Upon the waters, with so much doubt
That felt doomsd: then with smile
She turns about-so free from guile,
I hasten to tell her. for tortured I've
been,
With this one burning thought, twas
plain to be seen;
Until had asked, my sweet Miss Sub
lime,)
Pray, won't you be my 7alentine2
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13

Jam Is and D. L. Stewart tcok q trip t.
Dsf,r1Ine this week.
Reports state that the recent blizzard
| was very severe all over the Nor,
particularly in Minnesota aud South
Dakota. e. ...
! We copy the following from the ''plain.
dealer Of the 9th inst.
J.. +. Sandli. the we'll known col ector OF
the Mccormick machine company. was
married nj Laketa on Thursday 10 Miss
Hanna NJ. Estaiy, of Lakota.
/ Money can bs lscursd through the Bank
Of willow City for 6nal proof PURPOSES.
Mrs. Denney returned from Willow City
on Monday whore she had been visiting
friends. ..
Beatty's Pianos.-In use Every.
where. Fer catalogue address Daniel +.
Realty. Washington. New Jersey. =H.
$500. 900, BxArrr's Organs At Bar
gains. For particulars, catalogue. address
Daniel F. Beatty, Washington. New Jers'y.
We constantly receive new subscriptions
to the Pioneer" 1t Was esid by party
the other day who new what hs sas
talking about that the '.Pioneer" is tie
bes. paper in the county by all odds.
h We are pleased to see the familiar form
Of Squire Stewart sgsin on the streets. He
returned from Manitoba Monday and re-
ports thar country = little behind North
Dakota in wheat. Just as we expected.
Mr. s tor Reed called in to pass the
time of-day with the scribe Wednesday
Mr.. Reed has received \ sample Of wheat
from the experimental farm in Manitoba
and he reports it - far inferior TO Bosti-
neau county . colder product.
Dr.. D. r.. Hunter. dentist, Of Church. 9
Ferry, will be At the McBrsyen Hotel,
Bot,inesi, Feb. 2lth and remain 8 days;
will be prepared to perform oil dental
opsr s.ions. Satisfaction guaranteed, prices
moderate.
We are now prepared to furnish good
farm Journal TO subscribe. Of the PIoHxER.
TO all who will pay up al' arrear. on sub
scriptions snd one year in advance We
will send the Pioneer" and .FArmer and
s.octn,en" to any address one year for the
extremely low price Of Oie Dollar. Don't
fail 10 take advantage of this offer.
washinston's Birthday Ball.
A grand Bail will bs gwen in the
AImory Hall, Bottinean. on the anniversary
Of Wsshington's birthday. Fob. 22ad The
Ball will be under the auspices Of the
Grand Army Post at Bottine.u. and will
DO the best ever given il town. Best ol
music in atfsndancs. Managers. Tl.os
tiardner. Kenneth Curris and p. g. Thomp-
s,n. supper = the McBrayan hotel. Pro-
Deeds of this Ball viii b applied on. the
purchase of furniture Tor The G. A. 3. Post,
BY order of Committee.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13
A Valuable Present.
A Years Subscription to q North
~AafA1n A1r.iN1ilfnral Panae

OausMEEsG to Our RoAAu.~.~ 20,
By "a special arrangement with the pub
fishers we are prepared to furnish FREE
to each Of our readers u years subscription
to popular Northwestern monthly sgricul.
turnl journal, The Farmer and Stockman
published at Heron Lake, in southwest
Minnesota.
This offer is made to any Of our sub
ssribers who will pay up all arrearages or
subscription and one yenr in advance. and
to any new subscribers who will pay one
year in advance. The Farmer and Stock.
man enjoys large national circulation
and ranks among the leading agricultural
papers. BY this arrangement it COSTS
YOU NOTHING to receive The Farmer and
Stockman for one year. 1t will be to your
advantage to call promptly.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13

Mr.. Robert Woods is visiting with his
brother Thomas.
Miss Maggie Eaton, of Danseith, visit, ID
friends in Bottineaa this week.
cs,i and see the Bank Of willow City
before making loan on Jour final proofs.
Mai Makes was over and attended the
g. A. r. meeting and made us pleasant
call.
We are inform cd that Mr.. Peter sandli
intends putting stock Of machinery In
Boitineau soon.
Ata regular meeting Of the g. 4. B.
last Saturday II ws decided 10 purchase
son,e farnitnrs for the ha,,.
Beatty's Organs. Are the Best,
Writ. fer catalogue. Address Daniel z.
Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.
some choice desirable farms near
Bottineau, for salA on easy tsrms. AD
ply &C once Of PIoNE11.
3 ! 3 q @ r 4 a
J. A. Davis brongM in another car load
Of fae young work and brood mares and
one Cly desaale stallion last Wsdnesday.
william q Gig returned from Winnipeg
Wednesday having heen entirely sicceas-
fnl in having the tumor removed which
had uoubled himss long.
Z Ole RoI.nd, who had been called g
Ninnes ,,a nv the illness Of his father. re-
turnsd Wednesday,. He reports thu tho
country % way in the shade when COM. cont
pared with Turtle Mountains = TO climate.
Arnt Moon INST With painful accident
while con,ing to town with load Of wood
Thnr.aay. He WAS Walking alongside the
sleigh and slippcd on the Toe. the loadf 9
.s,sir,. ) p,..inx over his leg He is Y bed
suffering wi,h fractured limb. Doctor
(3reig was called and rot tbs broken limb.
Special Church servi ,es.
We arc r+qas sted % announce that hes. '
y A. M.rnis viii hold memorial services
/ 4, honor of ,he lats Rev. g. \. spurscon
{, .hs Baptist church On Sunday evening evening
nsxt.
|s5Es
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13
TRAINS AND NAILS.

Trainleaves ROttineau MOndays,. WeGne.
days and Fridays nj a:25 q. m. arriving ~ 4,40
p. m. same days. M. M. Carey Local Agent
Mail arrives every day ut 10 .. m. and closes
at p: m. .sss ...s
MaiIfrom Tarsus. Lordshurg and Dunaeith
arriv es every Monday. "wednesday And FRI
day atl0a Z. M: mail closes at p. IN. same
DAYS. - ~ t@ %,g
Mail from Sanaahville arrives every FRI
day and closes At q. m. same day.
The Kirk mail arrives every Friday at IL m
leaves every Wednesday, closing At 9,a. m.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13
ror over Tifty years.

I Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for chill
drsd tset!ing. Is tho prescription of one: qf
ths host female nurses and physicians in
the United stAses, and has been used for
over hfty years with nsver-failing s,,ccsss
by millions Of mothers for th,ir chiidrsn.
During this process Of tscthing ito valne i
incaloulahls II relieves the child from
pain, cures dyssntsry and diArrhosa.
eriping III the bowels. and wind-colic BY
givlng health 10 the child Il rssta ~
mtthsr. Price ~. 6see1s.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13

u Persons visiting their old homes IN the
East this winter should taks along printed
masser descriptive Of thsir new homes III
the Northwest Take copies 81 this paper
with yon and ask agsnts of the Great
Northern Railway for . supply q publi-
cations.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13
B0ttineau
nlsat markst!
hLIMNDS
Fresh and Salt Meats,
Oysters in Season,
1T
Bettsn: Prices.
Will pay highest market
price for Hides and Furs.
THOMAS WHITE.
For Sale.

For Sale.
A fine pair Of heavy work horses; first
class in every respect. time will be given
on part Of the purchase money il desired.
Apply to Richard Williams,
Bottlneau.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13
To Old Mexico.

Are you going South this winter! Old
Mexico is rapidly coming to the front as =
winter resort and offers attractions TO be-
found nowhere else in the world. Did you
ever see bull. fight! Perhaps the quaint
manners and customs Of the Mexican peo-
pie are Of more interest to you? 'Ths
Burlington" will sell you Excursion tickets
at low rates good for six months. If You
are bound for California you can make
side trip to the Republic, thus enabling
you to take in all the sights at slight
additional cost. Ask your nearest agent,
or write to W.. c. Kenyon. G.. P. A.. St.
Paul, for literature descriptive Of Mexico
and its Inhabitants, and also FOR rates and
full information in regard 10 the trip.
Free To All Ministers Of Churches.
will send one bottle of Warmers White
Wine of Tar Syrup, the best Cough remedy
ON earth, Free of charge to any Minister.
that will get his druggist or store keeper TO
order One Dozen and also recemmend this
most valuable Throat and Lung remedy TO-
his friends every where. Address
Dr.. C. d. Warner,
Coldwater, Mich.
For Laarippe.
Take Warmers White Wine Of Tar Syrup
freely as soon ~ you feel the frst symp-
toms of the diasa1e For n co,iol, follow.
ing this dangerous malady, take from 20
10 80 drops very often, or after each
coughing spell. s.s-.-. s s
For sale BY Macarthur l. Kelsey.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

sr4s ...s' .-..4s Notice. .t.u }.s.ss 3. g..
Persons indebted to the PloxrER or J..
W. Bennett. for subscription. or ,otherwise,
will please pay J. g. Thsnpson At the
court house or 6. D. D. M at the ol6cs Of
the PioEEEI. 80, ...'~ >~.s-E
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13
Selling Out Cheap.

One case containing 40 different styles Of
prints just opsusd out. All going st s
cents. >-'-.
We will sell 90 Of our old priuts that
cost ] .. in Chicago at s q now.
". H. MsInss.h.
ia. A Modern Wizard.
Intls olJen times, people who were
abls to do anything out Of the common
were supposed to possess supernatural
powers, and to te in league with the devil.
Wisards and witches we're looked upon
with hate and dread, and very severe laws
were enacted to repress witchcraft. The
most disgraceful page in New England
history is that which details the trials =,
Salem for supposed dealings with the Evil
One. Had some Of our inventors whose
discoveries enrich and delight mankind,
livsd few hundred years ago, their end
would have been at the stake or ga'lows'
The American who perhaps has the best
claim now 10 the title Of wizard il Thomas
: 2 : ! =
A. Edison. Born in l847, the Ilth oi
February, his patented Inventions are
numbered BY the hundreds, and in the
field Of slectrical appliances he s.ands
without m equal. Modern wisards, too,
ere tho msn who build rsilroads- Their
entrance on dessr, wastes caasss cities and
to,vr. X .,,r;n !, IN in I night and flls The
soli,udes with millions Of happy farmers
homes. Conspicuous among the great
systsms is The Burlington, with seven
lhousAnd miles oil road. reaching most
points In Illinois. lows, Wisconsin, Minne.
sota. Nebraska. Missouri, Kansss, Colorado,
South DakotA and Wyoming
For tickeis and rates By this line, call on
any Ticket agent, or address y. ,. =. Ken
yon, Gen. Pass. AGENT =. p. 4 n. 3. 4. st
Paul, Minn.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-02-13

Col. John W. Bennett, president Of the
North Dakota Press Association and
edit or Of the Pioneer at Bottinenu, N. D.
fs IN the cry ass eHnes. iAx~ hz-n "a
resident of North Dakota for ten years
past. Thiry-fve years ego he wss a
| re. ident Of Minnes0ta. and in connection
with the late Judge Chattield, published .
weekly democratic paper at Belle Plaine,
called the Inquirer. He sold the paper to
Mr.. Driscoll, now Of the Pioneer Press.
that being MI. Driscoll,s first newspaper
venture, aud it as transformed into a
republican sheet by the purchaser. Alter
the panic of 81 Colonel Bennett removed
to the east, entered the army and returned
TO the west only ten years ago. He re-
turned this evening to Chicago with Col.
u. NJ. TUwner, the father and manager Of
tho barley coIoay ,cheme.-St. Paul News.
The new meat market building is COM
ple.ed and everything about 1t has assumed
neat and tidy appearances. 1t is provided
with . handsome counter and office desk
the latter,heing = present to the owner
from his wife aud you may be sure Thomas
is proud man. As was stated in q re-
cent issue Of the Free Lance MIR. White has
stood by Bottineau county during her
years Of hardshipr. Investing his earnings,
firmly believing that the time would come
when his course would be justified. He is
now the owner Of : handsome establish
ment tha, would do credit to any town in
t, . state, has prosperous business and
will receive what he &c justly deserves
the continued patronage of the people.
His name Was Dennis and he formerly ran
. restaurant in the old court house building
opposite McInto~h's store, but not being
conten.sd with the profits accruing from
the business he began TO handle the pro-
h,bited beverage, That such was the case
Vas mistrusted for some ,ims but conld not
be positively determined On Sunday
morning last the little place Of business
had assumed somewhat demoralized
appearances and various articles Of food
and furniture we're scattered about the
yard in from, Of the building. This was
noticed BY Sheriff Gardner and upon
closer examination the door OF the house
wss seen 10 have bsen. smashed in and
.livs . and sundry articles were strsvn
upon the floor, indicating that oil had
not been we'll. A little search resulted in
finding ton gallon keg partly filled with
whisksy. Upon beiug questioned BY the
Sheriff. Dennis admitted that hs bad been
dealing in the fiery beverage and WAS told
that he must leave for other parts or suffer
the penalty Of the law. He concluded to
accept the former proposition and has not
since been heard from. .
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03
BOOKKEEPING, BANKING. PHoNoGRAPHY. TYPEwRrTlNG.

nM by 10 Teachers 1000 students last year HrmuhYsG from to months ncmaaH n ru Ruwh
Courses alta total cost oWut$ $4,000 including n books and BOARD
THE COLL EGEM which hMurap practical education with view fmmmmv hot n fmomdu nmAmH
course oS success in dbhn The demand for our graduates as Book Mm~C Clerks Agents Hrnmumhewt Twn
nsd pMhSSu unprecedented Address all commandments WILBUR r. SMITH TnmrmKv '
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03
MBREEVILTLE.
he EmbreeviIIe Town COMPANY

Are now prepared to sell, prior to a public sale to be held in the Spring
a limited number of
Business and Residential Lots at Reasonable Prices
and on Easy Terms.
The Embreevile Freehold Land, Iron & Railway Co.'S Furnace will
shortly be in operation. Special facilities given to bona-fde manufac-
turing industries, with excellent Water Power to be provided by the
Company. For all information and particulars, apply to THE Town
OFFICES, Embreevile, Tenn, or to MESS. SrNGIsER &
CHANDLER, Real Estate Agents, Johnson City Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03
COMET SCINTIILATIONS.

Jack, the big chicken and champion
fighter OF Allentown, is dead. He was
eight years old.
The colored people had a big dance
in the city last night-an infringement
on the Mardi Gras balls in New Or
leans.
1t now looks as though the Repubii-
cans will have to call another conven-
ton. Mr.. Painter and Mr.. Mongle
have offered their designations as al
.lermanic candidates.
The young child that was born in
the person of the Evening Times ex-
ired yesterday, while yet in infancy
and in the embryogenic struggle.
Peace to its silence.
Samuel Brabson, a brother Of Hon.
~. M. Brabson, died recently at bis
bone in the lower end of the county.
He was afflicted with paralysis.
Joseph Bolton, a good citizen resic-
ing in the neighborhood of Morning
Star, this county, died last week, after
i, short term of confinement with fever
The Woman's Missionary Society
and Parsonage Aid Society of the M.
f. Church, South, will meet this after
noon at 9 80 o'clock at the parsonage.
DR.. Bolton has in his possession The
Jaw bone of what must have been a
very strange animal. Within two
inches space Their are not less than
s~eventy-five teeth, all being dome
shaped.
The Greeneville News says A large
party Of men from the mountains OF
North Carolina and Greene county,
with their families, left %1reeneviIle
Monday in charge If the Mormons for
Colorado. They have "jined the
huckleberry picnic and gone on"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03

Married-James Boyd to Katie Nor
rison, (both colored) last night. Will
liam Horton, the famous old colored
porter, formerly of the Nichols house,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03

7. A. Gillespie and John Mathes are
out in the interest of the Magnetic
National B. & L. Association.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03

S. ID. McCracken and J. S. Remine
returned to Washington College yes
terday.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03

Henry T. Cook, of the Cooperative
Town Co., went east last evening on
No 9
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03
Y~lRGENIA'S PLUCK.

She viii be at the Worlds Fair at
Chicago.
Richmond Va. March 3.-The House
Of delegates to-day passed a bill appro-
t,riating $25, 900 to the Worlds Fair
aud the Senate tonight agreel to it
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-03-03

G. E. Osborne, Esq, has returned
from a visit to his mother in Mary
land