Daily Yellowstone Journal (Miles City, Mont.)
November 11, 1882

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DAILY YELLOWSTONE J OURNAL. VOLUME z. NO. 22. MILES CITY, MONTANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER is, 8sl8. PRICE TEN CENTS. THE DAILY JOURNAL i ThE VCfire0! Ilwper .f Cumier fasuI·. Every Morning Except Monday. Teh lºaII.Y Joc·tiAl.Awutr'mIall AmuImed Press IiHspachs l km Mike sllty, anJ Is tme only paper in E slui Ihntama that rrvdivys lcg·ihmtmte graphie wa.mtrtu. Term. of Subscription: BlY MAL.-IN ADVAXtE-fPOt4TAOK PAID Ilally F Y*ithuu on. rr. .....................11.11 IDlly FAithm n. Wi month~ i.................... 10.011 bealy EdLIiae., tlhttw mhmltl i........................ r e1 TZO t.ITY RUHY$CRIIHEHKt Hy Carrier, Eve rr umImui, at Fort Kelgi ail dflikuutm...... ccr per week. WYEEKLY KI)ITION. Ourw a 1 Mdi ~kniuemlhm............................. H Three Monhx....................................... Advertising Rates: a. a -IE g flw.1 .1 .a 4 44 l 1 Inek.. Ii I .E.1 I75 Yet) 22.' 2Mt t$1 00 >ngm .Z Inuhue 21st.1 :t~ :nM 41at 4:4W 1,1911 9114147, 'l Inebea 300 r.ijq 2' 61k 6. 7501 u 26( l1 S 4 1'0l ....glsb 7 101 7 1IS III I l 11 1 1 9f I ºI (-o Get >Itt. 1791 It l 121 141 ±l$ll7SllI t',4 7... s114$ 116 Li176119g137661 11$i Wn.....;$ 11 176JIS291 !;1 i :141 723l1J6 The miemys rates will I. Btrit Sly adhted Se. All adwertisaar amflriscl Iwmlulv quarterly. In *elu mmw. lAmer notict a-Flftn ronla per line for fled mmmd tm reels Iler ue. lur macI ulmwqul Lnatrrtioa. Writs lmps tecimly mcmine pit 11mw. J'~(b1F'·nc rl&NA II II IbM W.D KNUNT, PbUwbuv, B ut'VlCI.AIIID I)X. 'ieletsutDidr 1tttlsE~ti AR.UK A mmd If. tril. uun:. Del Att. 31ev-11mm a aidy Notite OREW 5 II. B.F:IGH Aý ATTOHRI1'·AT-LAW. Mnu ClrY. MONTANA. B V190.% Y.LI.LAID. lrehiteet a" Bulder. Hew and Hpecirratkm~ laru~tsd. 11uprrin 11"filas and atlnales. Rata Ikrret. Ilertrald IIelllt. )!ile Cily, Montana. C &I LLBCHELR D. PUYaW ua4X YIS PceUO..a. 0f at lIly Drig IStpro. J JAY WOVOD PI'IIYN('EA C'A ANr RI4RGO tjre lubhe the Joemmal aldimug. (Mmii rlreet. J dT. REVEI.1.. 1. II. E1AILLOCK. J" 1T~.vr.LL t qamoc'.. Alueufeyaa alaw. Im gke m sdr Wed mI Caemut llumue. Miles City. onanita. SAM WII.DF Attiirney at Je. "iil(# Y M. T 1' aetk W an nurla of th Territoy. FlST gNTIONAL BANICI MILES CITY, M. T. JOt. II:I(,HTON, PRESIDENT. I1CiVH'D X. STOWER, CASHIEIL' AuthodM'7ed O(iiamltaI $2M1,Elm.! lI d up) Capitaal, SO),ENO. DIRuCroutt: Jm LWal(lnTON, RI(u. E. STwxI.p ALFKKIP MM, M, WM. H. (UTHIra. UKO. M. MILVJ4, JOHN J. (KitAAN. JAM. Br3BIrtE, U. S. A. Chae.. Seaional IH Mew Yonrk UP Merwbats la"l en Trull Cu.. lb I Hmhinaa Nthad D.k, ttis. hid, lc COAL! COIL!II JNO. C IBl Sle~imOruiti.of~ ol prwn aim bbek Mn,e w t UsCols. Sim*. Iaiuhek Jeek. Cd. ý.wair en W. AL irlih Ji' Stor. V03 s31r C'UPIDUT CO l. ,..r p TELEGRAMSD, r.eared 1Erprr tr A DIlbr rd.w.ma se Jee... by the p redrw A.eerl.ed ASwMIS TME cNIT The Usual Lay-out of News From all Over the Continent. Wickedness the Main Theme of the Reports Last Night. Lynchers Get in Their Work' in Tennessee in Great Shape. Gen. Sherman Gives the War Secretary His Views on the U. S. A. A Defeated Candidate in Texas Kills a Man Who Worked Against Him. GENERAL TELEGRAPHS. OxAA, (ov. 1.- F Yut and Fred Nye hsae purchased nealy all of the coutn of the Omaha RepebLieaM. PoM se PuOlJ. NEw YOxK, Nov. 1O.-Henry I.n., election Inspector, was to-day snteneed to Itstas p n for one year for vio Iating eluectko laws. IrTAxTOM, Va., Nov. 10.-The demon, tor the seventh congreulional dl1 tit concede the election of Paul, ci lltlh n, by 148 mujority. T4m 011 itee1 Ekte1. O(LVEnTj4x, TexaM, Nov. 10.-It In oneeded that Oehiltree, republkutn, has cMried the seventh district by alinost 5,t0I majority. MAIs, La., Nov. 10.--tephen Me Kavitt, of Putnlan county, was inur dered Monday. One negro has been arreted on nuspilcon. MII.WAI'KKI., Nov. 1o.-Flour quiet, but steady; moderate usilnesa X heat firn-No. 2 hard, $1.05; No. 94; No. 8, t4; Dec., 9.4. Bid-Jan., mit; year, 94; No. 79. MACON, GLa. Nov. 10.-To-day the Iron bridge of Georga rallway over Oconee river at Athena. The Mall killed one workman and lsx were seriously woundod. Tu*k a T.Ml. GARniNxK Maine, Nov. 10.-Ira Hart, Jeffernon Calderon, Geo. Fisher and bllel Moody, roofer were prob. ably fatally Injured to-day y the breaking of a staging upon which they were at work. Nuengus aul* I ew OwIem. WAsHIXOTON, Nov. 10.-Distriet Attorne Corkhlll maya he dos not blieve thle report that Capt. Howgte Scqnc~aled ln New Orletas nor do be believe he will surrnder blnmelf when hi euae In called for trial. NKw YORK, Nov. 10--The Times nays coUiplete return* from countlie belng rerelved will lacrae tihe nm I orly of Cleveland, dewamoct, to about and that the oficial vote will aike hl majority not les than o00,UM0. The Wel. of Meow Vmame. ATLANTA, o(i., Nov. 10.-Last itght two msked men set Are to the Jiabe of Mr. Brandenburg, near Erilan. While Brundenbltur wai at the hfi men entered hi. house, shot at Mrs. Brnadembun and niece, and aled a ttruk oontalula U,0W in money and p$,000 in governmmt bonds. fts. 1Mana onomlI. CoLta.lo C Ohio, Nov. 10.-A Be M. ptesi sMw Us. Baum., RL, uatental m ue anrms plate. LATPU.--Ga. tRamn ha an Mr se eovered as to l 1 abi to resute hi aurney to W-dltrtoun eve~iL .-ue Orals- U CoUNcnL B,.rts, Nov. 10,-A meth bo.nd emp on the W .L, t. Louts 6 Isoat wsas Ym k foamr Itneabrry tShi and. LnjAl L I IWSa AN FRAN(ISCO, Nov. lO.-At sto'k hard today salrs of two tlhouMi'ii Confedtrate Ibnda at two filly e,-h and teln lt >uMand at fifty MWller ilnie "is Rod. MONTREAL, NOV. 10.-A young tman named Fallon, who fasted* twenty three days ulder a delusion that (dl Shad Lconnianded him to do ma, died to-day. r--.-l-l HAU. AX, Nov. 10.-Robert Camp bell, cairring on an extenive tanning busine,. In Pleton, failed. Llabilie; mid to be upwards of one hundred and fifty thousand dollar, chielly In Picon, Halifax, Montreal and Boston. D111t W111 M. BosTON, M5aI., Nov. 1l.--Ex-Hena tor Blaine Maid to personal friends in thin city to-day wish it distluctly understood that I un not a candidate i for the presidency or any other political ofeie, and nothing can Induce me to I Iecole such. smlM Is Sle d" (.tI'A(GO, Nov. O1.-Result of elee tioln in this state, offcers still in doubt. Of the eighty-five of the 1(t) countieo in the state give Smith, republican, for state treaurer 7,67 nlorty over Ordendorf, democrat, and on Iiats of former electious remaining same, the ret will increase rather than diilinihb this mnJoalty. A Deflftl Omdlit's Ai. NEw ORLn.ANS. L., Nov. 10.-The TimriDemocrat Dillon, Texas, special ipeelal rays: At Henrietta last night M. Hurges, defeated cendiiddte fnr county Judge shot and initantly killed R. M. Donlay, a young lawyei uwl. had spoken Ili of him durltg tlih tcanl paign. Three shots were Bred. The Strgedy produced quite a sensation. PHILLDELPHIA, Nov. 10.-Returnm I every county in the state, fifty-six of which are offiial, give Pattlon, demo cratic candidate (fr governor, 38,011 I Splurality over Beaver, republklan. He Sa plurality In forty-elht countles Iand Beaver in nineteen. It is not believed the estlmated vote It counties not oficially reported will be materi ally changed. LorI'sVI.LE, Nov. l..-The steamer' Guiding Star, chartered ibr tie use on congreunional cummittee on Misslliijlj river improvemesint, run here to-day. There was only one member of the comnittee aboard, Hon. John (i. Car lisle, of Kentuckv, The remainder of the committee, ton. lien Butler, will he met at Caln,. Carlisle stated to a reporter of a paper here he would lie a eandidate for wpeaker of the forty eiKhth congrewn. Ms's. t LaoMwi. U' WASHINOTOX, Nov. lo.--Informa-, tion liha been received at deplrtlnent of interior, that Mrs. McLaughlin, standing Rock Indian agencv, hlas been trying for eight days to ia\tve 1. 8. coImuun louer, or deputy uiisir-ltul comne to that agency astld t:uk ini charge a numlber of whitel ,ner r,- cently announted arrested for Intiud Ing upon reservation. It appears that the intruders have a large quantity of Sbuffalo skins which they obtained off the reservation. The se was recently referred to the department of Justice by Indian bureau. Fwilo o s h014004m 11In lomoem. BIMAoR('K, Nov. 10.-The election of thooughlly representative arnd lion eat men for office by an overwhelming majority, has caused a wonderful Sconmotion In real estate nattera. To day onme of the heaviest transactiont ever made here were made, including the sale of Thoa. Vaunettens home stead adjoining town, upon which he has lived since iNt, for twenty-lix thousand dolla cah. The purehan- ern were Alx. McKenlze, J. W. Hay ward F. J. Cll, J. K. Wethrb and eou. P. lannery. It will be plaied for an lddltion thi winter. Ovr ffty thoiaed dellaUs duatged hands to-day IIn real estate, the mnstof which money was awaiting the result of the election. WAPHimnaTo. Nov. 1O.-43SWfiml shernmmn bha sbanitled la the met ratulS W o 0 sars q dlreport Ip=a the m~u bjet of mI'i i d sofl, In wlk Is he hays: 'Te l now Aie radical chnge I the whole systam of plee-maaal work It quarkteing troops of theU.I For a hundred u we have ba* .wagimy aauuu~tlaommtI rant with a sk i 1P H06, dmla rart baeeed stdo bha a tall next Your fr at Red so onb~rnl *ad now we an haeil rarl hal asrlw Uto IN problem f bow e 64 the 1h1em Is dm=.t ii k'l "Vo the -mae ble ove Ietary of to lp ft 01"WIN with au ~kr CI r~i~r# (eetem huemm uW ~wr~nl~br~c"0A by we M P O IMMO COI Yosm to be asU~ a -=A YANKTON, Nov. Il1.-The Sioux '·o",inim io reached here lat night ,..i leave for Standing tock agency lMonday. The coimmiwlon han cluoed an agreement for a portion of the iloux reservatlon with Hantee Pitne Ridge and Rusebud Sioux. kvery thing prugreming favorably and the comtlhlaion Ins atinfed with their work so far. eW. Pu" Mir "e fmW LIXnDo, Nov. 10.-A private tele gram from Denver received here to day by a promilnent republican, states tlhat Colorado legislature, republican, and that J. B. 'hafibe, Judge Bown L. N. (oor, Tabor, Oen Howell and (jov. Pitkin, were all candidates for the United Mtates senatorship, to su ceed Chilcott, but Gov. Pitkin's hances for election to-day are far be yond any of thome named. LoNxND,. Nov. 10.-The Eeonomit conImenltinl on the reMult of state elections in the United Ktates, con miderl tli return of democrate to power (Lunnot fall to be followed by large reult-, one of which will be an efalrt to induce the Canadlans to enter the Unioni,, and that many circun stance would tend ifCassada eonented to enter tle U'nlon to make a-iadian democrat. rather than republican.. Nia-gli ee lB Ti--n-g KNoxvI.I.L., Tenn., Nov. 10.-Mam. Hodge awl brother, William, were both hangnl here to-day for the mur derof Jansen (arland, at Black Oak Ridge, netr tlli city, on the 6th of Meptember kut. The execution took p!,rhe in ai ,oen field In a ravine half t rn:ile froi tihemourt house in natural amphithencrn. There was no trap on Ute sathmll. ,nimply two upright t placed in the gaund with a cram be from whibl<h rpean were suspendee. Wagon willt two prisonern drove un der the beamn ut half-p.t one. ropes I were adjusted snd the wagon w driven away undi the men were left dangling. They were choked to death n about ten niinlute4. Both condemned men chose this method of meeting their death. gums alMft (VuMrns. Engineer Mellville ib no lack-brain. He declines to lecture. It costs England $125 to fire off her big guns at an enemy. Hungry Rhlode Islanders are always clamorous for chowder. OrearWilIt Ilu -.Ac red about $15,000 out of hi- I all oe. Oun-n- kii, is one of the foremost Industriew in Syracuse, N. Y. The last whim manlfmtt Itself li Jet braelets on a black poodle. Mallala, the painter, ti a director of the new comedy theatre in London. Amonr the able editors of Arkansas in a full blo.led ('heokee Indian. He keeps a tomahawk nl his desk for grunmbling wubscrhiers. There Is a somnnambulltUc girl lia Rochester New York, who geto up at nights and ..awinhg wood. In this neck of wck, "-wide,4-wake young men are ute r caught doing such M.MaMk. Murphy, of New York, ,wallorwed a p-knlfs. The attend* phyician tdes bes It will prolably work Its way out through her body. Sh- wll doubtles be harp enough not to do the like again. Tom Buflbrd mid to a reporter of the Louiville Post that t'et reason he lelt the asylum and went to Indiana, was that he wanted to "live where there was law and Justice." It is a great pity he didn't get jutice in Kentucky.

A .reeade Ber mwse (t Wdf ela. Last Falday night, two teansters .comii.g famn Vienna, eamped ear the I tinor ahve Bou.lbder, mes gOl out i for Same while the other remained to make bread. As he got out the tack of aalt a enmmon bear Sanpruched, i nld Ute teamuter, knowing sabuteateh* Ing birds with -it held a handful out. whlich the bear lnmiediatels licked, clean-the4 asked for more. The third handful was being appreciated. whent the other man retunlead aMu Inr maediatly took the trace-elal and rea~ luhomdtheBearUhU tLy. Ili berIp sIVoot Ahe tietag with good WmWar. I W04ea mll t OW wagon and rougnht to Bai lest 1turday.- I Wo od iser isue.a A correspondent of the &SlhIme Americes who mNeld at a mining easnp on the mnumo a I the sti the brilllaney of the ieilight t r 1 urh that WtOMdN&I WIM "do At ente sas. sear Wam A. Ae:a*ig A th& i a hew tti w soee •w City Oug Store, Dr. LEBCHER, Ikater fu PRESCRIPTIONS HMOKIN(I CAKE, VAn$E, BUT.T, LIQUORS A (ACI.GAt. EceirpdAg o Aaand ge.rraeiy kqt ia a w toU regsuded drar Aoha. 1 jIlils Cit& Srlsh stage Luem, Connestiayt Speareh whe ltigers' DEADWOOD. I MWThe staie leaIewe Milies City Monday, Wadnep-lay and Frlday fllotmllp at n o'ckek. For pomW or Sany Information apily to A. is MAXWELL, MPs I Main mmreet, Mle.' (Ity, my.T. SCOAL! JItt.h Isat.w imsono am w" ofe W""181'01. with tl bg m qui d Cl dk sh euuy. h4.. W1101 dw "oft of ('4 0 of 0& Lbe fiv.l WMaKi~ awra~~ I wiatees t~ exm "Signal" Brand ABTERc A KJO WIN W~4 I wb h. kh. 1. I. bm et. #1W svW 1th -o 111 &and alwyap vt uim l v .wk0m~lbnI. jhineel is Al Ordetf %Vvb mokumuw s oouL U. 0, HAES9 NILm CITY. MOXTa?%.A. PObTOVICN ADDICW SOX SL iLAIDBEAfrIU! Lm Raw mIi i b aPmBPaa of-that so a. W. I ofas I j bm hso. a at to O ~C Ir summmd 40,r It 3~ .l ~I r ·s "k "ndus~ rwq.~ "grow t soft. ;1mq A

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THE DAILY JOURNAL .VIUin OETY. MOP'TANA. Satrday, Nwmabr 1:a. '1 E)VI4IAI, PAPEIL CUSTKR c'oLTY. \a bills aglfhst THE YIL4YLO~mOR JoI'RVAL, uid any of the wmpha of said paper. or *.thou, .lIl be re mlniuad anes aooumpanled by wrltaS oeir signed bthe publisher. The edltor .f Tdn muoWsvorraz JoURNA. Is .i rceponilbk, for aay of the opinions or utter OI4EI*A of Its usrspiedea. Halag is bereby gin, to all concerned that THE Va.;OWsIlC JOUUIraL botd the contract from *"a govrnor of MuItnn to do all prilnting ad a. lvettllng of whatever nature chargeabie to Ctns 1. r count and also Ia the dslignated and (."Iv piper In luster county in sltlih rrr Ice by pobli. ··xlbu can bLe bsw muse. Legal ntucssdc put.. liuhed In other papers o8 a'u,.Is'r ioty are oo anld wathihsb, M bah teen det Ided by the courts ul hTanataaa. TIANtAiWIFIXEJ P80r4L.MANIIOX. In -onformity with custom, the annual ob Sbrmrvtan.e of which is justly held in honor h.y this lp.,ple, I Chester A. Artllur. president I"f the Ulitel State do herelby set lpart Thursdayv the lth day of Novemler next, :.a day of publle thankegtlv:. Thie bless im demanding our gratitude are numerous and varied. or the peace and amity which subsist between this reilblic and all the na tiunl of the world; for frednoml froll internal discord and violence; for the increasing :riendaship etween the different sections of land; for liberty, justice and constitutional .overnment; forthe devotion of the aeop;-le to our free instiutions, and their rheerul obedience to mild laws; for theeollnstantly in. r ireing strength of the rer blic, while ex endingls Isl prlrvileges to fellow Ihll lwhoeollte to us; for improved means of internal com snunielktionl: anId intcreaedl lacilities of inlter ,.ourse with other nationls; for the general jprevailing health of the year; for the pros Ierity of all our indutries; the lileral return nr the. mechanic's toll, affHrding a mallrk-t sor thel aundant harvests of thll hulwallud. Imen; for the pIwrcrvatiou of the natioalll aithl and credit; for wise and generous priº v\iil,ns tao lect Intellectual and Ilmoral ed Icationl of our youth; for tile influence Iupoln a restraining and transforminlg of religion, and for the jove of home for these and for lmany other blessinlg weshould give thanks. Therefore. I do recommlend the day above lesigunated he observed throughit the country :a a day of national tlhanksgi ll gand praver, :ald that people cease frotm their daily labor, and meletingin ac.nrdance with their several forms of worship, draw near to the throne of .Alnmighty lod, ulring to Hilia praise and ,nd gratitudefor the manifold good which lie has vuciasafied to un, and praving that Ills blessinga and mercies may contllinue; and I Io fluther reoranmend lhedaythus apoint .4t may be made a sperial occasion for deed. 0.. kindness and charity to the sumferinlg and ieedy, so that all who dwell witlin the lanll ilmay ejoice and be glad n this sesse of ational thanksgiving. In witness whlereld I have hereunto set nil hand and caullse t li sal of the 'nited states to e affixed. Ioneat the city of Washilngton this Ilth day ..f October, in tilhe year id' our lord one thous :,nd eight hundred and eilhty-two and d', r he illnde dence of the n nited States the ,tie hlunred anlld neveuth. I L. S. I (:HKSTKR A. ARTHUR, By the President, F'a.sreca T. Fasa.tuwouvx. S~cretary of State A sxeO3. AugI. Eteg, the modern Jim. Bludso, elied a few days ago, in the Sisters of Mlercy hospital, Jersey City, from wounds received in a wetern bound p.,aenger train over the Pennsylvania railroad. He was in the cab of the *,ngine and going over the road at the :ate of forty mile. an hour, with (tNM ,Msassengetrs on lIbrd. As it approliached ;a.i signal statiohn on the Hackeasuek ie'tdows ,.leg saw a red disk displayedl. h undeavortld to stop the engine, vhlen suddenly time eab was illed with :-tiam, lame and live fuel. He tried to shaut the furnaoe door but could not. 1ll aflame, he fled over the tender to 'o Lit ifretmost ear, shouted sonmethiing that no two persons understood alike ;lad thee, accopanled by one or two Ibrave men. dashed eack Into the bias .ag eah. The (ugine was stopld, and .Jhenl the te.aini and slmoke cleared way, Hieg was seen in the water-tank on the tender. He had let himlself twn the imanhole inl order to extin 4ulsh the flames of his blazing clothen. ':'he italh hung In shrIeds from his liueds and his body was awfully naimed. The noble fellow hadl offered .'p hlis life, that other mllight be maved, :lr.d hisa namle deserves to go down in :ºisttry alongside the Inamres of ourI ouulltry's heroes. Adrian's promislaing; young mayor .alid notl reach his houne in time to run :or ofOlee agalin. That colunn of editorial in the I'reai i about as stale as all the inews pub. inhed by John X. The JOURMAL r sone days ago pre alcted Tuesday would be tmhe coldest ilay of the eaon--oaly two days out of the way. Maglnnls' cold day has evidently arrived, Judging by the late retunm arom the leilated towns lin the interior of thle territory. Tb he bie ad d. blat young mill tary olosem who have heewdohlg such *.dlant service An their country in the hail rooms at Newwprt the past season, haive gone toe wlster qmumshm. A teacher of singing, i. the latest adithUoI to te impslation of Oleadlve, her first wilen mwas I having soanm rcanl. tnerk oadlatthe )cbue oe.'esPr" eo.ee, with bH legend "laoes builder sadd hWaer of n*ep.tery teehatle." h.M ptlupatn5m r e now wptla to .e whether she Intebnd. strtmll a eorset Suto r' or egainlg a slaughter. hogue. As Mrs. Lsagtry wears no Jewelry whatever, the young men of the coun try have an excellent excuse for omit ting their regular purchase of diamond jewelry for their beat girls at Chrlit mas. It's the duty of adaily paper to furn ish the news, this the editor of the I'rrsE will find out when it is too late. At all events it will never he said of John X "And still thuy gazed, and still the wonder grew, That une nsmall frame could carry all lie knew." William H. Vatlderbilt's wealth, ineasured liI gold, it in said, would weigh nlinety-three tols. The sane estimate puts his income at two dollars per setv'll, whieh is the average wagest of a workingnllan for a day's las.or. The street. of Fargo are in such a filthy condition that the citizens are talking of putting on a line of fterry Ioats. Its possible the campaign mud the Dakota Imprrs have been thr. .wing at each other fell in the vicinit i f Fargo. Returns from (iallatln county indi eate Edwards having a imajority of 21Ni votes, insuring his election and defeat lng Andrew F. Burleigh, one of the luost honorable young mien in the territory, for the office of district attorney. The plumbers throughout the entire country have beenI pItiently awaiting the arrival of this torrid wave which Ibrings with it the season of busted water pipes. The etal dealers will also live on the fat of the land for the next six muiolths. It is certailly IworJudgment to keels the samlie matter standing from day to day in the editorial columnna of the Ecenian Prarc. This would not be the ease if it were a newsllper, but it is not. Merely a receptacle for the spleen and gall of Ipor deluded old man Davihson. A young man in Kentucky has ap ilied for a latent for a device to tele graph a tndn running at the highest rate of speed at any point on the road. It is safe to say the devise will never ibe utilized on the Northern 'Pafict where a lazy mIhooil hy could give a jIassenger train four hour. start and then overtake it at pleanure. During the recent imprisonment of American suspects in Ireland this i country came near being Involved in war with England. Wise council pre vailed howeverand trouble was averted Home of the suspects have already ar rived in this country. Including Stephen J. Meany, a talented Journal-' 1st, and Henry George, who was I.an queted in New York city a few days ago by msome leading journalists of the great metrolpolin. Investors In grain on the (chicago Board of Trade are ,robally not aware they can have no re(oure,. to law in case a default is made in delivery. Its a fact, however, as a case was recently decided where a commision firm brought suilt against a cutomier for marginal diffeirenee on a deal in grain. The lower court rendered Judgment for the amnount elaimned. The appel late court holds that tile purchase of grain for future delivery, where it is not the intention to actually deliver the grain, but to settle the' diterence in prlce in money,, comes within the, law againt gamblinhgand the aggrieved iparty has no p ound for action. BRANDENBURSG Van GASKEN W\Vhul.s and Retail MEAT MARKET! lain Street. il City. Al)r n head Chr Sklakietlon of Beef, Mutton Pork ALL KI$IM OF Same ha Seasns. WPCpealat ttIestlee Oke~isi0n Ir Mvrli uYemhm 5 Groceries General Stores, ad Provision Deales, DBALERS OF Goods Purchaled frm ('hleago can gmset nt mrkt prices, rad save ntumey by alluwiug their pur chaiing to he done"through EDWARD I ALE, feneral Purchasing Agent, 51 Wabanh Avenue. Chicago, 111, .I Ten yeanr experiene I thin huulina. Quo tatlmu on ur perlal lille and Igeiral informatioln set ori application. 19"9";* M.%- tEUr Yt..,, ('Hal. A. Ilet$E, Ps.t Trader., Formerly of Palmer Fort Keogh, Nuitlaaa m and Le.land Iloteli Tctarltury. ('Chicago. Iii. INTER-OCEIAN HOTEL, HALF BL)2K FR OM THl DEPOT, Macqueen, Young Deane, PROI'IUKTORS, MILES CITY, M. T. F lishelt ewlyV ThroLghmot. Only Hotel lan Ing ~SMIe ltomini fot Cu ranelal Trav.lenr. 1 B. ULLMAN, DEALER IN Pumps of all Kinds' asee tip., rm Ma Iron llttige, PU'MPS SET AND REPAIRED, fGeneral Repaira In all kinds of Machinery Done ~hop, Sixth Stret, between Maiin I and Bridge, Mlee City, .T. T it A. E. BAIRD, Contractor and Builder MILES CITY, X. T. w Ilork "e iire ortStL i tli Olles gueate OFFICE AND SHOP: 1 On Bride Street near e venth C. W. SAVAGE SONS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS, Our Stock is by far the Largest IN EASTERN MONTANA. And is Complete in Every Department. ,Cattle Men and Ranchers! --oe nwe er Fl O~lb.- We have Received a new lot of FINE CLOTHINC onts' Furisling Goods, Iats, ap, BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladies will Find an Elegant Line of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, and HOUSE F URNISHING GOODS, ETC. AGLMNT'S FOR, Harnan,.Holmes Co's Famous Sauk Center Flour.

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THE DAILY JOURNAL Saturday, Novmeber a:, aob. DAILY AND WEIKLY. Wesit Ite e Iewlrme n. They were sitt ing in the shadows of the honeyucklcs through which the sinking sun was peeping at them with a face as red as if it had just ecmerged from a brick-kiln. "And you will take mie to Europe on our wedding tour, darling,." she said, toy ing fondly with one of his suspender iuttonll that hlad broken loose and fallen into hler lap. A very serious look stale over his countenanclle and (for salne alolmlellts he was silent. Fiually he chokil back a rising sigh and said: "No, deary, we'll stick to airy land. I ne\ver could hold a hasinm nunder a woman's chlin for ten days nail love her afterward." "Liultfr4" ReUl.ad Tirba. A late dItesioln of the Court of Ap )wilsI of New -i if of (fclsideralble interest totr:tveler'. A Mr. Auererch, of NLew York. ilought a EcUon ticket to New York Ihrt coulnl ot which everel tthe disi between lBuffalo uaid Nev York. I. c)lldtiol lprinted ilponi the ti cket that the holder i-hould iiuse it ElI or bIefore Mejpt. 21., 1i.T7. It o )haplinedl that he iimade ,tole. onl the wiay. IlandI on the afternoon of the 2;thi waasa:t l srcheter. He then t:ok the (Centrail Hudson Hiver Ith.al for New York. until midlnighlt was fairy IMust the ticket was i.e'lepteld a;Il ipulncheld Iy the col tlucttolr, but IHfore the mlaorlling of the _ 71lh iihad fully dawned that olfieial deEihlarel the tic'kt ",spent." and froml H uda.ol down to New York demandedt fare in cash. Mr. Auerhalwh refused ti MIy, at1i1l the, m.,ltictor, a (conl iluc.tor.s nylil wlhell |amleliterl without I awful E'XE1.s refuse. to npay fare, put themll otltthe train, to walk. He nat urallhy sced for dalmtlIage,, elaimlng that if Ile Iweiu li his jolrney Ibefore the endll of the last day allowed him, he had ii right to fIlii it, 11no matter tihoughi it iliglt run into, the day following. And the (Court of Aplpals nuuNtailin his claiml. They say in efll.t: This I.assi ngel r was to "use his ticket onil or before ept. 21." Well, lie did use It oli tlhe tfernlan of tile' 2Ith when lie ,'ffi'red it to the e inductor in payment for a ride t.b New York, and tile eon-) dlutor Ipunched it. At that mnloent it perfnrlmel itsoffiet. To be sure it was. left in Auerbae.h's hands (or halt-luiilnd but thua was not by any Eli lt lEand of his, but for the er,alucetor ,nlivtllirnietE. as showing that fare for I lit llwan had ienll paid. After punch Elfng it was a Ued ticket. OVERCOATS Fine Satin Lined OTER COATS Fine Fur Collared OVERCOATS FINE (HINCIIIILA Overcoats Ovorcoats FINE PRINCE CHARLIE* OV EOO.A.TB ALL KINID OF OVERCOATS! FROM The Plant svew bAught W.st of sk. Pul Jut Re3edt 4 a i. Orschel 4 Bro. LEVI'S 3ii9pean RertanmraE PARE STREET. Open Day Night This Restaurant is Conducted in a Strkitly First Class Manner. We also have for rent some elegantly Furnished Sleeping Rooms 1 J. LEVI, Prepster. .NBIT SOBITLICH JMAIN STREET, MILES ('rnT, SM. T. Wholemale and Retail Iealer in and Manufacturer of HARNESS &SADDLES, Round and Flat Bridle Fillings, Ivory and Horn Martingale Ringu, etc., etc. Rpairiing done on short inotlc'. 4-tt ERXKET GOETTtLIII.. W.A.BUIRLEIGH, Jr -WHOLEALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES!i Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Etc. ALSO A LARCIE STOCK OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, or the Latest styles. 8zesivc Agent/or all the &thltfacdory Li)fc q/ ISTII AL AD W1I mIS Rancht aid HrKus Feed, Eta iol Pth riP ZipD .*b SbusC a F. A. ROUTHIER, CONTRACTOR And Builder, MILEU ITY, OrTAu... ----o-- ESTIMATES AND PLANS Frlrnihed for Building all kinda of Structue, either of uto e, Brick or Lumlar. I am alo prepared to Furnish at $hiortest Not BUIAL CASKIETS. Of ine Meat Approved ~y.r ad Make. UNDERTAXING MILES STREVELL WUUSIALU AND RETAIL HARDWARE! Agents for the following Specialties Acorn Stoves and Rangs, "Best on Earth." IDomaiic Mei lWacinels, T!eake th lat. JACKSON WAGONS With tress rod and equalizing Doubletrees. Garden City (Furst Bradley) Plows, Harrows, etc. They need no Recommendation. We have a complete Tin Shop, where we manufacture every kind of Tin, Sheet Iron and copper ware .ooing a Specialty. We carry the Lrsest Stock of Goods in our line west of Minneapolis. and would be pleaedto show you through our TWHXEE Warehouses. MILES STREVELL, "RESTLESS AND CEASELESS." Leighton, Jordan Co, CROCERIES! PROVISIONS, Foreign and Domestic Wines, Uquors and Cigarsl CLrIN, BOOTS AND SHOES, *1 ~lt: y;

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-'-~~p- TE DAILY JOURN AL Sarday, Novenmber a, m~s. lb. T AILY IEMU%1AI.ca mp prowittwl cvna7 ersit ý ·c ew a wf M~fu nrwtboy on tUc mim~~-~. B l a Cranor Mr; n~rftrr CHURCH, 1'urr d o Palnwr and Tough street. *rvlrs a 11 r wuad -.So r,*. eva·y uindas. $llday lcblnol at l4J. a. Citiate and Avomrm cordiaily iailatd. Rrl G. D. DowYI:Yv I'ran. C ATHOLUC t'UK(iI, Maim ."trt corner uf UntEi. Rev. Liudmanith, Pasgor. EO COQPAL CHUItCH. R... Ilorfalt pitor. ayiub'l· at A IL. ea Glraham. tr. PRZW%" C IAM (:ffR SC U. terries will be hold IS ew Uldinfn of J. J. tarabam·a Mtai VI M4as m J ocu'u. -.Nle'. Plreeakhe at 11 1. K. hIhSlbb.bel at 11. a. Citiarna and a: rangi.rs euuiafl1 inwited. M. P. V l.m',.'.. Valur. Arival sad Departure of Mails. Ea·teR taialc unatwt 2 oelu.k p. P1. 'awua mal clate at a3 p. u. Baaaes nail ar.ra at 34:t p.n. tiru wail aeries at 6:mo p. a,. E. H. Hid if t0 the sutiiprlzed ctr rifrr ad colletor for iulecrlpthiotis to Tux DAILY J)URXAI.. Mr. Becker will supply all person. in Mhilet (Clty sad Ftirt Keogh every mornhing blefore breakfast, with the jsjerr at 30 eta. per week. THE Qu-giiLL. I FEAST. Clean your sidewalks. ThiLa is an excellent time to hunt Jack rabllti. Frozen lager is now one of the Ituasts of the city. O!lening to-night at the Inter-(kelln new billiard hall. Election bets took -all the siare MOUney from onae of the Ioya. The new hnineh of the typosgraphi al uniuln pIrnui,,he to I! suCeaseful. Slmon IlBai-ki was enjoyling the e:port yes trday with his favorite horse. Bert Blake evidently has a mortgage .n one of the wires of the Westernm Union. The store on wheels on Park street the only thiung of the kind in the erritory. The new bhllard and pool tables at t.se Tnter4)estf were well patronised nst night. The ieaan for buttonholelag mene s WLe street has passed away to return :w, years hence. The eml dealers harvest time .has :r: ed. This weather uiukes thelm idle a happy sntiole. hn X. kiavidmnn..the talented and r-atile-in pork--editor of the Promu, .s rts a new black ,nmbrorn. -nie of 'he store keepers are negll t ulIbut Cleaning the ildewalks In ,,t of their ilae4 of business; ongrue river district was well repre SIt d at the fnter-Ocean hotel. iix insterml their narne. from there. ne of our proaminlent saloon keepers Ille pile of lchisl ill a heavy ganme d-hiore poker Thursday night. he lil o. f ,.'ll rchandise in fronit of hitdI, Jordul (o's new store, N,(i ai sevete chilling Thursday ".A·rge Hlyde, the Frosu~o-Ihth halat, arrived in town yersterday, it the electoio returns buni that net. t +lZd lunt ei nes x+sary to put olo-uee rag the eontimwance of thin beauti StaWllier. rcshiruent will lie ueerved tp the e ii guests to-night, at the openimLag Ia..rlky Ikane'u hlaIIlumonne Inhter it iI4,1El bllliard itusm. .X year IWPt pronlseya to be the in tihe hisetory of Miles City. *A*. niew buildingas and enaterpriumes isaag the Imouuibilltieu. ccUlon retunu cmee In very ulowly .1 it will le u difcult jatter to gget regular vote until the returnui g *.º ojelns thmeama up ofikIaly. e. uimw Uee of Itryu In blue fmuna Ltrw4.ir enusly explained. They t quite relisl the aerly neeraiyg *to le.xnrst though tH msnow. .t." engine pulliag the train f,,rn .:41s t esterday had a :naaauoth plow at1 ehked andi wutwo IMours ,.robaabty cauusedt by tihe swow. uniga's a'mail riday" has re e hls bontbhlueklilg stand thoi ed amd bleak November winds of :.ruit to the usbeltered warmaith of 'lamlngumn's imaion. Sln't irwpt to be preawht at the UOuanih hotel to-might. Chancy jugl will receive his Mends and .hn time bestbi hlliard and puf m oveI s urr bnr~uclt to this city. *.jnlee Culver, the head raman of the to 'Iu.ºt I Warren, Wyomsing ri.j tn, aurived fro. the eul ow iu'r trutn, whew he lur been alec pat few mvonths, viusiting hi utald relativu.. (.,a. okril Rheo, Port Kem~h, ptrnmba.d 114m Pew.'. much w e uppa Yihwdnee I mamhhm 1'. ...tp W bp thyik t~iet'net ýauisewamtwo I. rue. Ipiu b h km gewt mwdatab i art i InuLr ll Iesp1') r niW t hI S r It £&e Aicest is the Y.] 1rwwtum. valley. Williamu scots, the Tougue river eatle kingl, has shipped ftoh the eat several ear loads of thoroughllbred cattle mfr hib range on Tongue river. They will arrive here to-night. 'The Oyster Goean has inaugurated a chanige In the oyster trade in this ciry, as they now have oysters il bulk, which an! sold by the dosen or quart and a nice bucket to carry them home The JOURAAL. will give in a short time a full report of the cattle shi). ntents that have been made from this iunt thiL season. This will be an in esreting item for the many readers of the paper. A train of emmlpty rear cause ht yester day to be used lor the shipment of the twelve hundred amd fifty head of beef cattle belonging soc the lyers Bros., of Powder river. This will be the last lshipent of the season. W. McDowell arrived on yester day's train froml thie east. Mr. .ec Dowell is one of the firm of lharp MclkDwell, Tongue river stock men. During his visit ent he took in the hi centennial of Willimu Penn at Phila delphia. __ _ ___ Now is the time the heart of the liveryman is made glad by the arrival of the slelghing season. Their bank aeeountsl will now commence to swell, and they will roam around the streets of the city utting on the airs of a bloated Ihondholder. Carter, of tihe Keg salooni, has several i allads in his salokn, which are evi Sdentl_ y Monltana camlpagll n sougp. Tihe heading of one of them is "Hurrah, hurrah, MagilnuIs Won't (et There," and late develolmwents lead us to uon elude it alnmot a prophesy. Our Mr. Becker was setting up the elgarn and oods all day ycmterdv an aillwrally as a manll does when he first sisanen a father. The cause of Mr. Ikkeker's happiness wan the arrival of a letter fHont his good girl, mid to he the daughter of a wealthy official ln the east. The billiard arml at the popular Iuter.kwoen hotel will he formally dediksted to-imgit. The energetic junilor proprietor of the hotel will he on hand to welcome the invited guests auld a plemant evening Inasured th.se fortunate enlqoh to be pres.Lt Who will make the start towards the astablishnlent of a reading room in Miles city. There is need of )ust such au institution. Soame of the enter prhing ladles should call a sneeting. The diffrent Imetom of the city churches would lend their assistance. The new billiard hall Just fitted up by the proprietors of the Inter-kOean In a resort that ha. been much needed b y itimrns of this prop.r. ve city. 'lthe new tables are the fittest went of Chicago, and will doubtless re.eive the patronage usually awarded first-clam placue of this kind. The hook and ladder truck should be taken in out of the cold. If it has a guardian, he might devote a little time to placing it under cover. Inm case a fire broke out hin the night, how lucnvenlent It would be to find the ropen stiff with front and two inches of lee anld snow esvering the ladders. It is nIow Judge W. H. Rowu, and W. H. will take care of your case I whenever the Ipeople of Miles City are in need of aniy justice dealt out to them. He il known as doing what is right In all other business transae tions, and without a doubt will do the samle In the oflke he saw occupies. For a squre. unadulterated liar, the agent of the 1 elch Comedyleompany appears to he the chief. After request ilng TUK JoURNAL to anlnounmce a show for ladles at (tould's hall, he changen aimd advertise a matinee at the Co'smopolitan Theatre for the sane evening. Probably lie thiuks It Is sunart. Well, perhal it s. About as mnart as the stale Jokes and poorly rendered sornlg of the hand of hanms who will give the performance. All kind, of hot drinks to ,ult all weather and tuates artistically crlm pounded at the Keg rakurli. lll Istoves I Moves I All kinds of iheating und c(mking :tovem, at Hurricih'm. 7tf. A sNd ('*m. P eople have probably notic'rl a young iloun alimletly watallri..ng aulmu the itreett, entering Hinmloe and lctv ing without haviing cnvrnmstlon with anyone. He in a Iortugrese and In ap. i aretll about twetlty-eight yearm of age, uiild to have moline $3,4l) in one of the lo«nki of Hismarek. He autN hua a bonther at nuole point In I)ak(-ia~ or Montana. If any person know. his Saddress it would be a dcaritable mat to Snotify him that the unhfrtuuate youth mnay ix- prnperly cared Lr. Fr..-e Oysters. When in want of oynterr cooked ini every s.tyle go to the Ovyter (kean, the beut plac in town to get fresh oystemr. _2_ 11 tf A ear kd of all kiluhof heatiUn and eookil aruves have Juit bee. reelivld at lurleigh's nuanlmoth store. Now is the time to call while the stock in unmi plete. 7tf bow 3..b. Mtebbhln, Pont Mund, the cele hbrted bankeru of (he3yennle, Wyomn lIIK, Deadwood, Dakota, and Billllni, Montana, write ur that they wl% uhortly establlsh a lank In tlls lcty. Thelir lot on I yet a neeret, but t will iprotbly ecure temporan i em woethen uuttil they (u nw o m Wsaee d Rules... SFor choltet liquorn and cigari Is the city. 14.. The snow which conmmenced flling Thuri mry eveninyg coutnued through the night mand the Intense cold pre vented t ron meltlng. The result is the first sleighing of the scason, and during yetetrday all the available cutters in the city were seen flying over the hard mrads Iwlled by fleet f Ited hores tla' are one of the Ibowsl 1of Mile sClty. The imerry jingle of the sleigh beth was pleasant mnisle to the earr of the ladles, and several were seen, brave enough to defy the chillinlu wildN and ecljoyinag tihe Icealtllhful sport. Park and Main streets were the lvorite drives, alnd several of the mer chants droppeld the canr of businems for few hlour to pull the reins over a favorite horse, that sefmled to enter into the spirit of the pldeuunre. The Indications are that cold weather ilih set Iln In earnest, and thesleighlilg will continue for sonme timlle, all of which no one regrets, that fortumnately ownsl a horse or posa.esse the lnce nary "lucre" to patronize the liveryntman. I)o not pw tihe Keg saloon without dropping ll for a llice drank of good liquor or a ftine elir. 1-tf A sLrht-lie.u liae. The new O()ter O~iean under tihe First National baunk is a grand nuc cess. :.0-tt Teek to Hi Noeels. A Joke is told on an amateur buffalo hunter of itcwebud bottom, whom we might call Joe Wheeler. Joe was out on the range a few days ago and a herd of bufthlo ran through the camp he occupied in conaulplny with several ladies who were on a pleasure trip. Joe got frightened at the buftklo co.ling in such close contact with him anid lit out and the last seen of hinm he was acheld in a cooley, waiting for other hunters to turn up and protect hint. Not much of a lady's man or ihe would have furnished protection for the ladles int his charge. For tile next thirty duys, I will sell diaumolnds, gold and silver wutches, clnaias, rlugs, &e., for cost. 14t(. AsHLE.. The only retura. that a JOUIINAIJTIE could catch to-day were those of Uuy'ss Bluttai, and Fnoae-to-Death. our's aBl.1FFS. J. W. Johmnwn, for sheriff, had a majority of eighteen, San. O'Connelli, for counlty elerk and recorder, a nsa jority of ighteenll, and Martin Ma ginnli, for delegate also an eighteen vote imajority. FROIZEB-TIDEATI( olledi twenty-two vots, and gave Brady nineteen, Milni. O'C'onnell twenly-one, and maglanuui a uuajority. But the tbet at the Hideboard Saloon. 14-. Freeh OI'ters. IFresulh uysters cooked in every style at the new Orster Oceant under First National bank. "JI.tf S0eeig the Elephant. The jolly lot of cow boys took inl the Nighlts of 'lile" City lust night, amongl theml was Hilly ('outalt, tsrtenan for Seott Hauks, James ('ulver o; poit, land Warrtnl ad the rustling cattle detectlive, W. D. Smlth. Coutant is a Mooxl manager of a cattle outfit, with out u doubt, but wheln it tcoiIes to Iplaying a sake that his colllnrades put utlt for hisl on fare bank, hle i niot as gode an a profelmonal Miles City galsll,_ Go to the sideloard Maloon anld get a gciad drink or smlloke. 14-. Mims Fanllnie French will give a grand social hop at her resi.dence on Bridge street, on Maturday evening Sovember Ilth. All are invited to attend and a good timne anticipated. JohnMtrlekjel olpened time Union Hall ol lnighlt of ov. U anld furnishedl musie andl retlrehmen tsl. The U'sion Hall is fitted with a very nice Imr and lunch iolunter, and has snmue fine lbillird and simil tables. I-s. IOTKL AIRtIALI. I ntr.er.4)s. W. HI. COltnt. Toingue river; L. i IBrookx, 'Tolgue river J. Field, Tongue river; J. Peritl, Tungue river; W. Hurdrtt, Tongue river; Jaseph Jorgen wil, Virginlla; W. Crag Mcl)onald, IToliitue river; Hallrd Arkwright, 11iniaftrek J. H. (ulver; Hlnghuan, Wyomilng Territory. Wroa0d OnEdtl. Pete Van.FreelInd,Clonrado Springs; W. Haylac, Hastftrdl, C'oin.; (iilpin, Jr., Biltlinoal Jlaoen RunKley, Haltiore; Willlk l. Hawley, Provi dence, It. I.; I)ulD Cnimpell, liln uarek Mrn. H,. W 'alilford, liharon, Pa.; Jamies E.. Sprague, unlurou, I'm. Jolhn Roer,, KulanluazNo; Ed. I W ter Pursro; Niek Cmouford, Olen dive; J. oley, Olendive; &eo. A. McKay, Billinga. Oyter Oee*** Ia the naume of the new flrat-Clam oyuter house recently opened under the First National bank. 4-tf Day and night I. tohe Amnuu Mtde bard Mal.am. 14. When your afpl. erav"n for a mem of f. rh la to the hous that met ose wheels, on Park MLt Flaharty .ells them reauonable. 7tf For a fhe drink of the bet delr lit the (ity, pg to Madaul (Irern', corner ol MaN and ulIhb lleet. Attentlve walter are alwauy a hand to sev drilLks Mon hort ialee. Open dy and nigbtL .ft. 13359NAL VODEY. H. Arkwright, of Bsaiurck, In at the Jnter-(kfrc. John Rogers regiusterel at the ('ounl memetaal from Kalainaurno. J. It. Culver. fron.. llnirlasm, W. T., to stoppiniug at the Inte~r-4)ceain. Mmr. H. W. Walfoni, a rLecent arrival from.. $luhur,, Pa., la at the (iraund Central. Hon. JicW1.II Jorgensen, e~npre.r man from.. Virginia, is lit the ~ity, arrived yesterday. He Is stop-, pingat thie Inttr-Ueoan. C. W. Haynces, of Harttfni, (Comnn., alnd sald to be Intemtsetttl Ilm cittle· in thisK vicinIty, Is at the (Irandm ('entral, IwtnIfuamlct d by W. E. Hawley, of P'rovience, RI. 1. Hob Guuy, of the fins or (Guy Monie exte.slive mernchanutie at Etelietisi, vjalue to town yesterday, to csmmhlne takinag lin the town bay camadle light w~ith the tranwactiom of WHilame.. ewing !calcs... Now on hand twenty-live of the new Slight runnlig t e autiad Mtrk fora anlu·Id p~rices forr the niet fIlte day. 13tf uuMia MTMEVEI.. (Cholie brands of liquors. at Keg aalooam. 14(f OYSTEROCEAN Under 1st Nat. Bank. Carter Lyn, Pros. Ylamt aid largest Stock of Liquors and Cigars IN THE CITY. A. BOOTH'S OYSTERS: In Every tyle a Specoialty. Satsf action is Guaranteed. Eeerythlng Fresh, Nest and Nke. The Tonin.t Plac, iu Town. wu ,Jko er~ns. JA. N. CotrN.. Cottage Saloon OWENS A LEMAN.W KEEP ON H.NI) The Best Whiskies Wines and Cigars, Or Mixed Drinks IN THE rrTY. ALL KINDI OF SQUARE GAMES! OponDaya nOight 12 OWSM, COLKMAN, Props. IINURANOE. Wm. H. OXLEY, -AGENT .o0 Liverpool, London, Globe IVA URIANCE COMPAN) PE iZ ME INS. CO. OF BROOKLYN, NEW YOIU. IN8UrAN(B oWMPANZY, Of IT. LOUIS, MO. {sý Iue em Dw.i:11p, oe wihh C.*. S, ekiC Cam Crr MaI sabd ulth knlts, Ml Ci J. J, SlUM Goods Below Cost 8'-1 have on ailli ~d. for ra.l at the following prims EinnpnwdL r Tre-'-2 fh r fr..............................1 ugaar-l- IE for................................ I It B ri n olem -7 1-i for................................... I Iriled .pples--li k.l for............................. 1 4 .trIukkl ('utf-5 6 for I Ia* Navy iru-12-l!4 be for 1 etm i 'ral.k.r-I- l le fo r .....................................I fat Rit--l 0m four........................................ I to Prun-e-l10 for I EIN -Kirk's-12 btar fr I ,11 b4arch-l) s for I ds 'a d tick- r pound iauttlet Iglou Wr-itr pair Wool 3Uittens-pr pair Wool Pucka-per pair..................................... w Cotton SBuks-per pair 1I!:-two pair 2 Larigaas-pier halr 2 in Arietkr-per pair..................... *l, H-eavy Plta--ptr pair..................................... t. Iogaikla cioavt--per pair.............. ................1 I L_.ined Pantaloon--per pair 2 mb hcavy Overalls-per air. I s1 New Cok Io .........................................~p; Ilore .wing M.achin.s,nc e m2 C1anion Flatuecil .hirtrs-per pair.................... 'antonuu Flaisedl Irawers-i r pair ..I 1 IPsithlr ly rvertthlin y mI ante.e rt k BELOW COST! For thre Next .ilst I)yl. when will Close out at Auction ountmry Trade Slicited. Job Lutil aLu for Canb. I; J. J. G~HAIM. W. BI, NDUEWS CO. DRUGGISTS! M \IN F0 tI.!"1 .'II.E ('CITY. FINEST DRB STOIE IN M. T. ALI. OUR I)IR'C(I ARE FRESH AND PURE. Prescriptions c'metully Crmpmmndd Day or IghLI. SPECIALTIES: FINK LIQUORSII, CIGARS, FANCY GOODS, DOTTLE CORDIALS, FRENCH CONPECTIONS Fancy Articles FOR LADITF AND OZNTLIVEX. M0B and CtueMlsd e am sI A.$.qa m S, A