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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-27
RRUCKMAN s. RUTHER.
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THE OVERLAND HOTEL.
HELENA, MONTANA,
WIN. MCLEAN, Proprietor.

This house is now open for the accommodation
of the public. 1t is rciiLted i'll first-class style
ana Will be kept second TO none in the Territory.
The bar will be furnished with the best liquors
and cigars.
Board by thcday. 81 90
Board by the week. 5 90
Board ana lodging by the Neck. : 90
Flrst-class be is. 30 cents per night.
SecOld-claSS beds. % cents per night.
The Overland is opposite the principal stage
offices. on Lower Milan street Give me II call.
a LABOR REGIsTER. in which parties seeking
employment or help can register their names
without charge, Is kept at this house and is al
ways open to public inspection.
, 1880-08-31

con,t!tuics tho thin, tipx,hlo diaphragm of tho
,nn,,thnInan Nthn an,,tG vIl,rnfjnns ht,inr cpn.
INT aaS 10 'n n e IL ansen ann Ayrr reeo.
,rrs IL" t.ys ,uri,iiHl nuai,,, ntf whu,1 th0 Bur-
fnrG Of tho 1t,Irror-lupbr,lEtn Is ut rest, tho
bcl,,n Ut light
rnocEEns TO rttH p1srANr STATION.
brnuuht 10 4 fooun on tho fnfu Vi tho receiving
instriment. hut, II tho inirrpr-tlInphrnKm Is
nRta@'sd t @ y S sSs 81 g gs ts rys Sa q
@ ijuht % sotnewhat l,y ,rssiScit,g siivsrginR GSt;
cesnsc'isicntiy, sMs with eycry o,sivari oiun iur
VIII tho icn'n @ of ishi, icss iisht fills on tho
distan II lens 1t tlio feeoiyIae sutton: TX this
se nes ths es" of light re-
senslive 10 slight in"lifeatioiss It, tho Intot'sty
NJ proi,crty u
sRLENlUM,
uomcly: n change Of ccctrica1 conduet,vtty
Wliel ~ th2 gFn"E sno',,', c.l m,".tn NJ .ks
natGe , 6roas o. sn; 1s H. altsty sn|,cr jsks
" ,aicn va of,n,.inr si,nirs nj Tho ctrctnfpr-
~ noSnts iil,",t viii, sn}Cmfr1nt rcctyc IN fin
ertcnnli,. Bur i,lco tu beam OF concentrated
@ ths sRs e erst y no ec co b.
timing battery anu Telephone cdlnltetc.i ING
Arrangement With thls npparat.ls, r., rrof.
l,c and hs eo-workor, si!nnsr, ~, Tain;tsr' IT,
or about 1O0 fcct,-thu =. grent-
cat distance ut which tho privacy Of tl'olr OK
per!nlenss permitted thotM 10 operate. P,1't.
liclt. il you hear what i say, wavo your Int out
Of tic Window Tile inventor hus doubt . nf
vHsl visiblo fo from n caci, otiior ~~'' '''e "
For tho proaue ton of
4 MUSICAL sorE,
' 55s W! tis g, sn i; nss xisw xi, fs:
so1ies of psrfsraiSns YER ,ta, tts ess IT,
mh1 ,, Weef ao wv ia en, rn,mt s nr tho
, 1880-08-31

to hnve irrctlcetnnblo pnptr money nRnin, md
IL tic snio dnvtion. Xii i'll. wi!i iea,i tir,ct;.
IL 4u tho rrpcn or tlIH.iao Of tho Nn'iohn!-hnnk
,neSs ., anSs Inv Inv
a ss IL II sS53 p % Il, ess5y w f
ao q tss ws ha. Ff3wn o, Ct ttS 1es;
ss5Sn shs RI a1 S Viii @ S swsr s~n g.
the nrfny and nnvy will be opened to re!els. md
tho men whUm w0 fought ngnlnst VIII nEnlN
era'nent. IoSeis, stiii prg,!! of their, achieve.
lnunts III tho ltcbclllon bttcr III their hearts,
Unon. will riio roME. .phmi ii their now n,.thor..
ity over trp,l wh1 hayn sacr'tlcetl their NIL
III ,ofc,lsc Of tho country. Ihlhltc credit cNnnot
rcstoratto,. nnl The b'sincss tacress ,e q tlG
country, :" infinitely t!iei,steH % Win poltlc'l
events, will feel tho staggering blow
WE WANT 4 CHANGE.
wo want 70 change this Democratic Congress
into Republican Congress, IN harmony with
tho spirit Of tho ngo anil with tho general policy
whi's it, cscy e aer',tisizv sil tho phiia oxne,lsss,
he Just nud !iberni fnr All necessary purposes,
sit md sfeSsp e Ts S1gS! sg nog pr%s W. %. Fl S S IT, a
hold tho NntionAl astthnr!ty, 80 that tho q tlulo
will su,n como when ,.elther 'no6 nor y State,
TO icprivo any Amnrcmr c!tIzon nf hls civil md
rnltlcni rights We wa;it to csnttnue netiv,ty
S tcr ar si1y nstr sa sxtsd a oS ra I'D III IL ,S, or
natiys md satureilizcd: WIN. maintaining
tustrlei ciasscs u aii nations WIN nro willing to
st,are m our lnt and confor,n 70 mir uoGy, tho
tse "i to eje rjnnts so' Of "bos r"tsctc w
out disturbing tho rights Ut property. Wo wish,
aloy9 AL ta ainan the Nntl1nni @ sreie nna
Till III. fepba s 1i'fS & yuss ~! II fSe wcnk as we'll Is
nni shnlt tx unthInu fhnf "a vrpnK in our tcul-
, 1880-08-31
DESPLAINES.
Proceedings nt Nlo Ca,np-NIeetil,g YcK-
tcr&{NYs

kcfANys
At Inst tho aunltEht Inns brokcn through the
clouds, a1d tho scnrchurs after tho truth ut tho
Dcsplalncs cnsip.tnoct!ng nro 5oyfully lookiNg
foswurd tu such Ill awakening Of religious I'll
forest Us will fully mako up for tho depression
which Inns prevailed since tho opening Of tho
catup Il week uEn. 1t must DO explained, how
over, thRt this depression was accustomed by the
inck Of volnnIe r.thor than nny falling OH IN
tho quality Of the work lOno ut tho cnm),. THO
regret has tcon notthnt thoro Inns becn InckIng
Mt cnch Of tito seeyices II fuli display OF tho
power which saves. hit TINT OIL Accou ut uf tho
wcnthorso fuw hnyU beon IN nMntl to bosnyct. No
wherr uf m cnrneAt rot oil SERVICES tilan tt!t,So
which wore hel.l ln tho Tul'crnac!o yustordny.
sue ta ffSs TIL eys q s tno Sx Ss s ct aS ~
with thrtnlga 0f EnKpr scekcrs nftor tho truth,
md tho NnxIuus aeat was illcl nIter each sorv-
inore marked il tho Tabernacle hnd heIl hiled
Judging by tho SUCCESS with which tho workers
piled tletr persuasive powers n1n0ng tho ynl!1,H-
Gr members Of tho cotHrcHntlon. essentially
children ttay. at I'LL tho scEvlccs fhGy wGro
rrrse.lt III stsonK force, nnd numbers Of thoni
In tiio. ,aorpinY, acrylcc the sermon was
ui.to mo Ii, lluaven a!st In carsl." T!le prclchur
INSERTION cont,li,lci III tho text. might seem i
sat' y eolns 1S q na she va 9 " III s a@H Ers
invested n una Individual, bur It becasl,r easily
comprehensive when QUO studied tho klnrleH nE
acr,nIis lnvo. In thu lifo Of Christ, III told by
tho Apostius, It might soetn, nspcc!a!ly towards
hatss of Ills ano,,lics hut til was nj oxainplo
| OF Thu fact thnt mMlIy ptrsos nllu thlnEs Rro
s,,sy @ ~ Ills Mt ls royes tsE tSe H. trt ta . In s
wns tho Lion III Judut, ua well as tho Ialrnb ut
God, mud tllnt In llin WIS conferred power over
t: prcserve @ a',i thS sor to xoses,s; b,'t, ahovo
sH yhs s X ws %f M Ut s sapc pF1MYsEfss III L I'D a9 ts, s
pnr,loactl ind purified. a,ltl Il was juslls boMi
which ,,id this. Christ bud nlt power ~
Wfatoyert Tho s!Mnor uceded from olthor Father,
soI'. q llo!s dhost, tho Lord Jesus bud power
IN tho nftcrnoon public seryico tl,e Roy. A.
H.ent scrno ApoM one Or ,, tho ~ tMist9kcs ot p
Exullis, III, !. and i, h1 tesI lofnro tho serpent
Into wl.cl, t'n! mn! transformed tis ,a!. rhe
e.a,iii.,, to l'oth ministers mud iayn,or aIaona
Christians, wis tl,at hu d!strustcd tiMi. Mosc,
~ his 'o % nr'y @ intr''uaa Ct 30 a1s sro T
essss Ior VI; not ksinE r9say q ,; ;His, doa! M
d isr,.c!, anl tno Isaso!! to,,, to he learnt.
as @ .sm snn% a@a 'S viii u o 9 strsiet o
OF Go,t, Thoy shn,Ild NOT hesitnto hecIuxt
souso else G.l tho Mnlllty "a Il, innru wnrl
II IIraotS to thor I'LL ability tic work OF saliva
T'ho scr,uon was followed by au, enthusiast,
PRAYER. Ms9.ing. ~ which seSonsy-soven soul
: "" il tho I oyoniny tho lsoy. J. I. Clondcnn.n,
prt.!clIutI % II falF conxrrxntlon.
o sers!es t",day proiis" ~ IT, T. H. M wysry in,eE e,
utnltliiut tho Ihu Btluly meeting, AZ lU;U H. nj
, 1880-08-31
Tho Advantage Of lsl.,g a atill1ona ir Q.

4AFN pNtFtF4 4HlAIIf.
II. Vanderbilt WIS sitting for his portrait to
Muisss5nfer. Ihintur md sitter W0ru GhlttIux,
"IIavcn't y0li," asked ii. Vanderbilt ", pfo-
fcrencu, u pnrtcntHr affection for somu Of your
earlier pctllrest"
"YSs.' sA!A MoLssoner, thore IL one picture
ttAt rcaly hFc.', an,l nuhalpily It IL IN Cor
many. It represented uun. DcsaIx III tho mid.
was ilno; 1t wis worry tlnu. Petit sold u to i,
0crInaI.t Dresden nlall, lnnE hof0ro the Wnr,
fnr u, Np frlucs. hnya Allu Everything tn got
that picture back to Franco,-to r,.ilauM 1t from,
this captivity III 0erlnany: pusft offered lho
uwnor ~ hluh rs lt9.Mn frnnos; to wouldn't
sell. mover think at 1t without u r,,ul puIlk,"
"".Ah"' said II, Vanderbilt. Then ho beg all
taik!n4 Of so,ucthing eiso.
a feW llAya after heissoltor was to dino with
1t. pIndurbllt. lie onterul tho sllnh, IlJs
Drcsden plot':ro. tho l'csax, was thoro Oh an
~ bought It by Telegraph for 10000 fruncs,"
TRANQUILITY t1pAlncu n. Vanderbilt. aIt wls
9, slmplS eaouga matter, you SOC, 10 got this
, 1880-08-31

sumption. Tho examinations lnnuh q! tHyM:A
jnct a,.i,H,ntc,l 10 uver N,o hundred printed
rnRcs: ns tho sl"rchcs TINT were nldc ,;Nnnst %
scheme s .' wo,Ii iii v;iun,c.. -four ems ring
With their riiieulr a,l!1 'lc,netation 9i ths nc-
M s far1 a "a sesursy ,has sS' Il Ills % "y specie
" so te ssa eser beoo II n shs eon
and rs complete ns In any country III tho Worla. |
TcE to nns m sass. aas @ at oy W n % hs
country, Int IN nll foreign countries thcy nro
rucevGtl Mt pllr with guild.
Tho DsnlOcratlc purity,
CONVICTED Or rA1.sE PROPHECY,
could only Bhn,it out thut It wns Providence that
did II: Tint tho goM crOps. which catun nix
cess lid It: aud aonio III them Ind tho nu1acty
10 sny Tint tho why ~ resumption w,a prennrGd
ifouse Of Representatives, which, as will show |
you hereafter. instcn1 Of reducing th9 expehscs
printioMs Ono thnE Is ccrtnin That II It's ,cs|ro
for i change Ind bcaf uratlttc'l four yenrs nKo |
Wya " sne M'i'e ot Seso e'; ee eni"rcc s rs''isi
would not hnvu ct'rau, nnd THO hupofnl 12y which
x sxeone wo, still 10 rcrrcsse.i i;y tic ovils II
irreilegmablo pRpcr nn1,oy. ttessltnpttoi,. tneht
iowc, i, IS tho direct result II i,o wie,am,, Of
your cholct In tho election ol NepuplIehn
President four years aKo.
| "AEA -, r.
whA upon the stHtute-!uuk 'to w 1 ,,,n,, HI
ls1lL II WIS TseSM at atv ~ ~ ~ ~ rI,,ni ~"
nArty.-a thrt q ~ p.'tut ~, ~. .9, aH T.. ,,t II
lnld bccn partially, executeh hy thu stlo OF
per cent saust hll, Will, ~ M 10y ts M,"d,
nj par, slowly md with difficulty. Il then
md, tuknF hoIufnl vi.,w Of tho future ot tho
,t"t,r,,,in,u 10 Withdraw from tho i,1rket tho
IL; pcr rent bonds, ard sell the Ter cciiss Rt
/ ,,tr rrtia Wns hpliHycu Mt tho t{tlq to ts Il
f,t ornrrtttrnt. hit. being firmly sttt1-
Y,,trin,l nv President ftnYus. thH Treasury DE.
!Lm.tn'nrt' 'untiI.rttMk tho fnsk 4 sulp uf every
r'.oi, ht'ni MIA m vnr al Onc- third uf the In
fnrrst m TINT nUrtion OF tho debt; for every
| .rinr rnntjzrl wIs jlt,pl1ed to tho plynlci,t ur
~ ts,,,ai mn,n,,nt al bOnJs beNriux O per cent
SrtHrrsf fimnkrrs shrlIuk from taking such n
nn. iu,t ~, nj npn.tl 4, tho tjuu rrit1l reoie,
1,r,.,vi, tnt1r stil,sGript1un. within a(xty tflys
nttnr tiinv wcrn thus uicreJ $7bQIlUU III these
M.,,,,a Mttr, tnEn md Erre nIJslrkGd mostly Iii
snnli sums, iii Uvcr tho United states, Thus
tho sicccss of The loa., was estnb!lshsl .. a..
III, 1,nrtv IN W,tH tlurrlOpe
, 1880-08-31
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AQUE cured for nifty ccn.s cN!.
Jharr Ii not remedihl axcnt in this wotla tu5s
will cure F0vcr 1llA AKue md III other MA.nM.r
fUvuis ;,.j.fcsl hy iAbWAY'S PILLS, 10 quickly
es sNADWAY'a READY HELlisF.
FIFTY CENTS PER lt0TILE.
, 1880-08-31
CONSUMPTION

Of tho Lungs md Tubcrcuiotls Fhthislt, scrofu-
la.Byphi!oiI Diseases, Wasting, Degeneration,
pnge Of Wntcr lnstantnrcous rllcf alI9sdt.
wherc cathotcrs, hnvo been used: thus 'tans
away With tho painful operation Of using thcsa
Instrumental, dlsaolyIng Stone In tho Bladder,
md In all CASca Of
, 1880-08-31
Providence. Certain It is, TINT VIC owe no part
Of our prosperity to the Democratic rnrty.
THEY WANT (,utAHNE--tTH EFrECTb,

And now. n lsso. they want 4 & oha&nse; & mt f.,
en''E1 =! - th ~, eii!, psT r, y. IF tu i,"V
VII 10 s'sts1y y sr ' isis s,l irwin With ana
oe oa rt y ,' s"GSi et"c
Of of Il s,1o 9 prineiies W md msy of tho benoerasie
!Mrty and change she National tsmaeheGs l,.s, "
shs' IN dE;set as Il H. IL 'sS @
rr,,w n"ons o. stac;rshts ,1 With sh Fovcr"rd
And who nro thcy who rtoLtsG t1s .,, rn1cnl ,,ed
GhnrkS u + h9 m sn'e nss'tS snf oynen " e
governed BY tho sinc men or tne!r n!'uat
ttss; io p'sy S; y the %
!snrhnint VINO coiatro! tnat lnnrty nnw. n., Il aHu ~
na's W., , iMy a,"th Ho, s"rtnc, ~ liz naEty viii
furnish o members Of Congress and thirty.two
tcuutors, nntl, Ny tIulr numerical maturity OVER
inS't ii,0 poey % mid 1aws ss' Of our uoyormncnt.
Next in Importance wotIltl 10 tho in- |
'''sncn " IN noent IL wc,dnT tho hso,teat owes u
ihc v,snt Htntg If New fOrk-n city Tint for |
y ysT; 'ss H. SS ;,,s y tn ,is fSr1Stls y @
nr,sl IL cunfceseslly utncr tho domination Of tho
n!,'st tanEers,s elements q A.,cren,, soets.y:
'hoy h? d dervo '' tro 't the sh"low * the ntenee
whlr! centres n1s,lnl New York. and, he51.nps; .p::
thus ttoso elements. embracing tho worst Tent
Ntea tf AiArrtlu politics md stclety, WtnlHftle
tic National Gnvernu,ent in nll Its branches.
nE,t restore aYhin NIL tho IDEAS nrlnclriGs. ftNi
1Gts from wncn we eseapea ny tne c'ecoo" u
Anrnll1tin l.,i.'l u,,, A.. ,o... nm, ,r,,,s ,r
IhG !r.tio ana SHOW. tno hGtt a,, aa @ ,tn91;a
INC Noran hre lw. Us tmst. @ WIZ ,isa ,MV t, ,
!Miy. lnMt sccuon "MGn tnth,snGs a @ stn .a wv. w
~. INC ennlfneret:. tne tre. th9 tt9
va enerHy n, 10 , "E si cn1s y" Ir ~ to Hin lint
.Mis ~ nv ~ 'snt Mm!o n ~ cfarc'cit upun tho
mnrr0w Mnu tlrotlhelnl n'GtlA ot msas1'hGTIii;e Ti;
Htntes: m,s Is anG s si,s' tng5 s;, a,f A"i'
Is tho feSo1uuoh t1oy WOW" oF'ns auou''
TIE CITY or risAcp.
| SIR, TIlticn snya thoy wnnt change ID order
tn condemn whit hu alleges wAs tho Tr,.lI OF
ILL. liut this pretended ffnn CONSISTS simply
In tho Inrt TINT tho Electoral Commission,
Judgment tl,ey NEseul to ap1s' decided M ti!rsr: Sr
i"v;1, IN tnnt triiunMi, believed The Constltu-
lion nnll Tic litws alrcatly furnished ntplu means
uT Tia Electors; Tut ttey forced tho ntluptiOn OF
thts Commission III Il menus to exclude yuscs
iv r,t,,reI frt,in s,,t,it,tf tho Southern Stntcs
Tbuy fuiloi III ts, ana fr0In tiint tili,u they have
, 1880-08-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

OF Dr. itdwnys old established X. L. y: Mo.A of
dca thAn the base and worthless lm'lat!.foii. t!.faii.fs,
them. Az therG ar0 Fa!se hesnsclii,s' III see
and Pills, Ae sure ind ask for Raa~Ayt. i,r
thss ~ R8uo " UaaWay" Il W waat 1oa pa' >
, 1880-08-31
kADSYAY'S
Regulating Pills!
PERFECT PUls0ATIvEs, SOOTHING Arl.hs
EN1r, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS
NELIAt!LE, AND NATuitALlS
Tl1Eill OPERATION.

uELIAtlI.E, AND NATURAL IN
Tl1Ellt OPERATION,
A Vegetable Substitute for CalomeL
Perfectly tasto'uss. elegantly coated VIA "a
swcot gum, purge, rcg1late purify, cleanse; ~ N
strengthen. ltatlways PILLS for the eur9 " Il. Il.
disorders Of the Htoninch, Liver. lM"s!s' Fan.
ntys, nuder, Nervous Diseases. f!ea4heAu, Au,Si. aT
attlAton, EtsAtlvungss. indigestion. ~ Ets"ir
t}iiiOAstcss, Ftrer, Inflammation ~ tho .iVs III.
Piles, and Al erAn9efnenls Ut tho lhter ,.rs
cora. Warranted O etlipt a lsaitMUe tnSns
Purify vegetable, containing no H!cfcuE3i JAZZ
RrHl tr dc1UtGrtuuS drtlKs. .,,,,tet
kB 0IsuFvG the following symptotas tesa's
frO,n Disorders Of TIN Digestive ovK1hs; ~ she
Constipation, lnWMrd Piles, FtI!Elx,s. =. W n,rh.
nlood til Tho Head, .AcldIty of the ssi.s sE,,ine.s
Nausea. 1luattbur,l. Dlsxust OF Fotsl.
Of weIGht IN tho Blonnch, 6!alF Efne'1HHtMn. NIa HtMn.
BnkinEn or FlutturInHa IN tic Ut Of tho Fiji f,,d.
lal, Swimming OF tho fIeat. liurrse1 "Hn Hhntius
cult Isrealhing, Futtortng Of the lleurt 1nv ps.
Or sntfocntnE Sensations whon ~ y:.x.f ytf apa
tuvu Dots or Wuhs hGfuru the al4At, FnNss.nirs.
Duff Palm In tho lload, Deficiency q !,s1" ia
tiou, yellowntss Of tho Skin and Eyes. ,thSI *
tho Side, Chest, Liuiba. mud sudden s1osu'"
HEAT, liltning In tho FLESH. .,,--,,, f-c., tho
A fDw dus4M OF MAiWAy's ltlls VII ltntnrs
eyGtom from ull tho A00yo- nutntN' otsn5ue'S
PRICE rs CENT? 1'Els bON.
SOLD lsY DRUGGISTS.
Read "FALSE AND TRUE
Send a letter stamp IN lsADWAS q seW
NO. ~ WAIutEN.ST., cox. CIlUhci'e1"'
~ Information worth thousands will Dc 'eu'
, 1880-08-31
spsetdt cosr7,rondtnee Of 7ne Chicago Tribune.

ietsSH ~ t.1U w 1"71 FSS@eN'St A@ 'S-
WIN H. ~ tMo IL - tnHaas. ~ ,,.ts+od ~ +xvo
n,jrrssns hy Tn,F. HifrnI NJ. Wuyur Of |
Hobokoil, AMI tho othor by rror. Alexander |
Ayisaiz, of Cnmhrltlgo,-both of thonl Of .wit,o |
Aaassiz Is staal!. dirk. very 6a!d, Sf decidedly
afssa!. pfSf: Mayors paper WIS aovoteato
4 EuiooY or puor. JOSEPH HENRY
n 1uty t., which ho had hcon nssipnetl by tho
~ ~ ,g,.. r' " r ME- rn5nr liz
, net3,,i.aGo f', ,T WIN ,u,:uts n insiuhts t}t
@ IL t ,c,, ~ ~ tno1s sho nnrst nttchtnw 70 scn
nm en- oeensi1; ~ ao @ 'nt icrv ~ s ~
4!scoyeror md nonsnsea , 4: him. nt tS,t;5p BY th9
h u H., o ni"na i,,,tp"teT th., lows an fSt.ts
to him 'iit nnknawn. ] In abIty to ranked Henry
lille o"cr tmam ratMus' nns t,y ~ n1~f IN sn. Ennh
vf sctce .narc tus thMu ,nmncy 1 IN md s crator
@ 'nm!s @ % , m.s y ~ p1wa a., tI,n
os9 sn' a. @a I'll aeny tco ho'sa sac m i"e Nv ,rn,ay u
nceo,!t Y ~ HiA,e ,Vtoal,n, * Mnn hGiiu' '1,'iaiI'
ani 10 bud u!st to ~ a eSSlyS ; tho r. , olsstriS
tpMptca ngM % md @ te.i. ie; Tao'. eao T lenrys turn
or uron .nu ntet nr soft tr,' furay ,,eGat.,u
:iiurrNh fnr tho Yankee oxpGrrentr"
para es " eoS foS mn, w4te o " shs
irun, wns Just, EcuDruus, npprcrintivc, nn1 dis
ss!nsnE tsnnea Il tho rS Hssoea'5 fass nushtef IN "-
rltor. AaAss,z's rArEn
~ Their pnsotso!oE!e a M GVriyooEa aS
md ss1jn,HatK % teory % nat aitovster ts
The fh'oct Is 9nS to on whsh e
wasa 20 y noIs .o 'enx S
oqs ~ a a tSo S
| ci,"r,,csnr % ~ fn nyitn IN st;".,lntinn' "
il. lilo afturnoon tho conlpany visited tho varl-
o,,s places Of interest connected With ilnryarel.-
Msss o M }%a eY Ga1
py pFefto s saSs ssssSsd s sssaa S t
apparatus of his OWL .lovisnx, by which t,lo
S .s VII! HIfSsss @ Sr S o1ts ss nkx Rsx 1o''r
Al tho sAluo hour Prof. Ash Or:y re!ui 4 pnpor
he otns,s sns ot"ns on{1c ,he r
s,Usa' races and Waiks % wSre tTroneod with fair
women a,!a hri.so MON and
1S Willie S tnes ~ srsaa u!ar rnrS rcus worS
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-01

Democratic candidate for District Attorney in the
Third District.
HON. W. n. WHITE
And others ~ill address the people ss the follow.
Ing times and plaeeA viz:
Sesbeck. Friiay. Oct. !. at ~ n.
Pert Gambia. Friday. Oct. ], at pm.
etanwood. Saturday. Oct .. at 10 au.
Coupevilis. Saturday Oct. .. st pun
Utsslsdy, saturday. Oct. 2. II pm.
Puvsl,up. Monday. Oct I. at pm.
New fscoms. Monday, Oct. 4. At pm.
Stsilseoom. Tuesday. Oct s. st PIN.
Olympia. Tuesday. Oct 8. st IN pm.
By order Of the Territorial Cea,rsl Committee,
s2liwdkw IA KUHN, Chairman.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07
GOLDEN GATE ITEMS.

T. N. Kennedy has been quite sick
for the last week with sore throat, but
is able to be out again,
We learn that Willet Greene has
rented the farm Of Mrs. Lee, in Sun.
down, whittier he IS soon to remove.
Our Dist. Board has not secured q
teacher for the summer term Of school
yet. Applications are in order.
Vim. Post, brothe.rin.law Of Mr..
Kennedy, has removed from Redwood
and taken up his residence in our vii
lage. By the way, Mr.. Post has =
pair Of horses that he wishes to sell.
The Town Board meets to-day
Saturday. the Clerk s Office. We
are informed that there are several va
cancies IN the town Offices to be filed
by appointment.
Il would appear that the boys
around here are counting rather young,
at least we are told that one Of them
had not interest enough IN the bust
ness in hand, the other night, to keep
More anon from, 4
Golden Gate, April Sd, 1880.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07
Bllrnstown Items.

The weather continued wet nearly
all last week causing sea of mud in
Burns.
A. G. Anderson continues selling
lots of seed wheat to the wanting far
mers, and A. Z. Arness is most Of his
time occupied in the same way.
Nearly all of our farmers have made
a start in seeding. =
There was a pleasant little social in
Lucas Opera Hall few evenings ago.
1t was gotten up by the young lads of
the town and all present enjoyed them.
selves hugely.
NJ. H. Gamble is rapidly getting rid
of his large stock of seeders, in fact
his large number Of sales exceed far
his expectations.
E. w. Cornish has bought the
farm of Mrs. Frank. of Shutdown, and
he is now a full-fedged farmer in ev.
cry respect.
Mrs. j. J. Ray is about opening out
4 large stock of the latest styles of
millinery goods from Chicago. She
says she will sell cheap.
The best Scent cigar in Christendom
at NJ. H. CANDLES.
John Bagen and Paul Nuessle are do.
ing quite good business in their meat
markets.
John Roth is prospecting in his new
drug store. His store is now undergo.
ing Il change and conversion from gen.
eral to i full.tledged "CityDrugStOre' ,
where our new DR.. Mccartney intends
holding forth, also another new MD.
who has just located among us. The
latter gentleman halls from Redwing,
we are informed.
Garden seeds can he obtained at any
Of our stores at cents Il paper.
Mr.. Gust. Roehrick, representing
Forepaugh & Tarbox, made our Will
age a pleasant visit last week. We
are always glad to see Gust,
A new stock of all the latest styles
of hats just received at M. II. Gam.
ble's.
The owners of the numerous pigs
running around our streets would do
well to pen themup and keep them at
home, else they may find them in the
pound some fine morning.
Darrach.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07
PERSONAL. J,

John c. Zieske, one of the go.ahcad
business men at Loreno, tarried few
hours in our city last Friday evening.
WIN. H. Kiesling and family re.
turned from Chicago last Sunday morn.
ing.
We learn that DR.. Howe of this city
has formed a co.partnership with DR..
Welcome at Sleepy Eye, and will here
after make his residence at that point.
NIL. Wood, of Lake Benton, made
our city a visit last Friday and dnring
his stay made the REVIEW office Il call.
NJ. L. holds his own pretty well al.
though he did lose an unruly tooth
while here.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07
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