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Daily Republican., 1881-12-06
WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY DRAWING
litn Of FEBRUARY, 1852,

Or MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED
LoUlsVILLK, KY, November 10. 1851.
Resolved, That the Board Of Commits
Sioners consent to a postpOnement OF the
dra wing of the willard Lottery, until the lih
day of February. 1852, and that they
witl tot consent to any further p>stpcnement
Of the same.
ROBERT MALLORY, Chairman.
BY the above resolution this drawing must
and will be had on the day fixed, or money
distributed back to t'cKetholders.
If enough tickets are sold before date tlxed
the drawing will be had and not of same
will be given through the papers.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-06

THE PROPOSITION made by Mr.. John
6. Baker, chairman Of one of the City
Republican Executive Committees, to Sc
lec5 Senator Belts, Christian Feblger
and Daniel James a committee emrow
cred to choose Republican City Exec
utive Committee to serve until Febru-
ary, 1888, is the most liberal offer yet
made by that committee, and should
not be passed by without notice. If
that will establish harmony and unite
the jarring factions, let that course he
adopted. We 10 not see, however, why
Mr. Baker should select the second Sat
urday, in February, 1888, as the time
for the election for new committee to
be held as that time is just a week or
two before the meeting of the Levy
Court when new committee would
not be as effective as one elected two
months earlier.
The proposition to hold the election
for a committee in February has OBJ
jections, but it is only proposition
that the new committee appointed by
MeSSrs. Belts, Febiger and James is
not bound TO carry out, but can an-
point any other time for holding il as
may seem best to the committee,
With the appointment of this new
Committee, every thing of the past is
swept away and the Republican party
Of Wilmington, united and strengthen
I'd, will press onward like younL u
ant to rescue the City aud State from
Democratic misrulc. The Republicans
IF Wilmington want peace and tLey |
Are SO tired of chickering's that they are
willing to accept any honorable propo- |
,ition that will lead TO peace and one
that can be recognized as
he City Executive Committee. Tee |
of Mr.. Baker, il il true,
zones late but not too late 10 lose its
effect \ Committee appointed hy !
MesSrs. Belts, Fehiger and James is a
times preferable to two Com.
nittec,. The question may be asked,
What authority have these gentlemen
% appoint a Committee In the pres
ent condition of the party the people
;are very littl" for regularity. 1t is
peac" that they want and they will ac-
cept TIE shortest roa1 10 harmony, ana |
let rules and usage 60 10 thu dogs.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-06

NJO1lCE.-ALL PERSONS, SfOkE
~ keepers and merchants, are positively
ioI hiddtn TO trust any one for anything wlLn
out written order signed by the hrm, as ..we
will pay no billp that are otherwise contract
cd. GEO. ". VERNON h SONS.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-06
zOTICnR.
TO WATER RLNIEKS.
WATER llHrARTMENr,
=. ". Cor. sixth and King SIS,

WATER DEPARTMENT.,
: ". Cor sixth and King SIS,
Wiimr gton, Del. Dec. lst lss..
The bills for lsSg are row, ready and paya
De at the Reg trar s,ifce, southwe corner
Of Sixth and King streets, The law requires
all bins pSid on or Defvre January 81. lssL,
the face Of the bin those paid our ns the
month of February b per cent. additional (;
those paid during the month OF March 10 per
cen. a idittonal. and Sny amount remaining
unpaid after April lst, 1882. the reg strar 8
required to have the terruies withdrawn and
suit instituted Tor II recovery Of the amount
due, and the water viii MT be ct into such
premises Entil such arr afs, with assessu ents
and two dollars for drawing fcrtules are
paid. Once hours from . a. IL. to 3 y. IN.
daily. THOMAS NJ. O'tLE.
decl.2m Registrar.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-06
WHOLE NO. 1864.

as if congress could take away the land
grant, which the best legal advice SAYS ix
forever dedicated to this enterprise, ard
| cannot be taken away from this COMPANY
while going on faithfully with the work.
Hostile legislation, even II it could NOT
stand the test of the courts, would excite
fears and turn away capital.
have confined myself TO the history
of the company and the equities of the
situation. I have desired to show that. on
every principle of fair dealing, this COM
pany is entitled to the highest considers
ton at the hands of congress. I feel that
you have every reason, under the circum-
stances, to aid the company and not en-
barrass the work, which, you must realize,
is gigantic undertaking. I have feIi
that when you understood the whole case
you would see how eminen1y proper and
just and reasonable it is for the govern
ment to grant us its forbearance at least.
II you fear a positive extension may be
abused, pray you then let us alone. We
need that extension to make sure that We
can get the $40, 100000 to $5O,OOO,O 600 re-
ing over its head. BUT if you doubt u.s.
If you are not quite willing TO give us the
extension we ask-do not treat us as IL W0
are, somehow, wrongdoers, and ought 70
be punished. Take, pray you, no hos-
tile action. We will struggle along as best
we may. We will demonstrate to you our
good faith, our earnest purpose, our title ~
your respect, and we are sure we will re-
turn to the government, in the benefits
resulting to the government and the pub
lie from this enterprise, q value far greater
than the land grant, which, without tho
road is substantially worthless
Never did a government accomplish any
such great national undertaking a. thu
transcontinental, line SO cheaply as thi1
government will secure the building a.
the Northern Pacific, if ii can be duno
through this land grant. We, who have
borne the heat and the burden Of the dsy.
who have received no return from Ia
money already invested and are taking
the risks in putting up more money ~
further extensions, wish to go on with tha
work. Our pride is In it: our hearts. ne
in it, and our money is in it. II is only
by going on that we can save Ourselve1.
In saving ourselves we do so much for th6
government 1t seems to me the plainest a
propositions that we should receive y0te
most favorable consideration.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-06
SALxoN.--The catchinC ~

80 ~ ------- -, & ss s5ss
SALMON. The catching and 60:
ming ct this fish on tho ColuMbin'
river has grown maryelously Nifhin
the last lev years. 6ix Yoax4 -
there we're only = 4s IIll
establishmant on sne
:sss'aEz sgss
pargs / Ipayncst w,3 se,s ~ 9,,,s,t n ~ +.
snd s.var.l clcss - .,'.l ths Z. ,e,,s;1,
the river Ths orsnt;f~ q ~ 8 s"srnss~., = q ~
mt ,,n a. a.ch ~ y.sr. 3, 4 !.
fron, Sfsssn = t1, = t;ft~ thcr..rd n. 49, c.s'ss /
4 case ccnta;ns fo.r der.r c,,s -. ,,c,,,,is
cans Each cannsrv mar slS ~ Sror, @ t-sire
- for,v ho.ts ~ "a 80 ~.cs | t,.t 4.
marns3 hv two ,na, - "A ~. cs,-;ss 49, c,,~ I >.
NJ III. 49, 80 1-s-.,ssnss- ~ -.i ~ ~
fathoms lonu hv shons sverty -
daar ThsS ',s,,.IIv "A 49,
n;cbt somat;msa ih.v 80 nriv Il, oei
the: - to,,- sslronr = r;s.i,t ~
somst;roas thsv 80 ove, = = . Ls,rdrsa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-06

It is stated on good authority thAt
the Northern Pacific managers win
make no compromise with Willard
involving cancellation Of 18, ,OOO, ,OOO
Of the new stock. They promptly
refuse to yield to his demand lce
two directorships.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-06

The Commissioner OF Internal
Reveue decides that money ia the
custody of the Government and -
longing to citizens is not subject to
levy attachment under proceeding
instituted in State courts By credit
ors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-06

To remove grease from wall paper,
lay several folds Of blotting paper on
the spot, and lay red hot iron nsaK
it till the grease is absorbed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-06

Uy- A liberal deduction will he made in
favor OF those who advertise four squares,
or upwards, hy the year.
CY- Legal notices will be charged 20 the
attorney or officer authorizing their inser
ton.
~ Advertisements sent from distance
and transient nC.ices. must be accompan-
sd Nv the cash.
Oy~ Announcements of births, marriages
and deaths, inserted free of charge.
OE Obituary notices, or poetry" ac-
companyng marriages or deaths, will be
charged one-half our regular advertising
rates. We will not hereafter deviate from
this rule.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-06

Our in Dakota they swear by gores
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Advertising Rates :

Onn souare one insertion ou.......S2 90
Each additional insertion. n............,. 100
Business cards, per quarter. ...........3 oo
:, aOuItn II 90
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-09-24
A MOURNING WORLD.

LAKE 1Reuss
There are tears in the heart and Grape on tht
In 4 million homes today:
There are dropping flags and >tiiicd sobs,
For our chie,tain has passed away.
In land. O God, more great and free
Than ever was Rome OF old
BY weeping mothers to lads at her knee.
Oh, how can this story I've 'o!l
Ooh. how can she stite the rage and hate
That turns her white breast 10 flame,
As she tells how this beautiful land mus
The tientls who deal her such shame
8tlow can she tell her growing boy
4 That the noblest hearts in the land
Are often. alas! too often. the mark
OF trraehcrou> traitors hand:
4 She can only point in teari'u! pride
To weeping world at his bier.
And teach him how I've who is greatest "a
n die
And I've n,ourned Ivy humanity tear.
Ah. yes, thcr. are tears. and Grape on tn
& door
In a million homes to-day:
There are dropping flags and stii'cd >o',>,
For our chiettain has passed away.
Mrs. r. II. TREGA>kl>.
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By Universal Accord.

AYERS CArHARrlc Pills are the best
II al; purgatives tor :amil. use. They ART
The produc, Of long. lalorions, and success
'ul chemical investigation. and their exten-
>ive use, by physicians in their practice
md BY all civilized nations, proves then,
he hest and most st.cctual pMsa!:>e Pill
hat medical science can dcv,se. keins
surely vegetable no harm can arise t,on
heir use. In intrins;, value ANA curat!v.
,o~er> no other Pills can he compare.
si,h them, and every person, KNOWN.
their virtues. will employ them. whe'
needed. They keep the system in rsrtcc
.w,ier. and maintain in healthy action III,
whole mae hinery OF lite. Mild. searchin.
and eficcsual, they are especially adar:s.
:, tl.e needs Of the digestive apparatus. Il,
engagements If which they prevent an
cure, il timely taken. They are the hes
ans: safes. ply sic to en,plo. Tor children ant
weakened constitutions, where mild b.s
-l1cc,uas ca,har,i, is required.
FuR SALE BV Al DEALERS.
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New Store.

Nf X. T. Ratc,nan. the Pioneer Mcr
chan, OF Sheridan. will reopen his store a
that place about The :sth inst. witt, u new
and selected stock oi general mer, h.ndise
Mr.. B.;crnan. lo1y and favorable known I,
the people of Madison and adjoining coun
ties. vii! withou, doubt, en- hi, return Il
business. be pa,ron:zet by his man. oil,
.,.;omcrs. AMI meg; " it'll success.
Notions and Fam, Goods AZ Miss Nj \
DnNling's.
Go to Scl,rcs. Ferris \ Whites tor gen
uinc Main \ Winchester harness.
New Fal! Hats. Ruchin.>. Linen Collar
and a large assortment N, oi beautiful doll. III
children, al Mrs L. T.. ilan-on's.
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MARRIED.

|GRAErER-TAyLoR.-At the residenc. Of
the brides brother, Bannack. NJ. 1.
Sept. 2oth, 1851, Rev. w. w. Van Ors
del officiating, Mr.. Augustus G. Graetel
and Miss Mary Taylor, all OF Bannaek.
The TRIBUNE extends congratulations
and wish the happy couple perpetual sun
shine.
|BourrcurR- the residence OF
the brides pa,en,>. Beaverhead valley
NJ. r., Sept. lSti, 1881, by Simeon Estes
1 ]. T., MIR. Otto Bonttcl,er and Miss Nan
CIV Davis all of Heavcrhcad valley.
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DIED.

MOODS Near this city Sept. 10th. 1851
infant daughter OF y. ". and Carrie
Woods. aged tttree weeks.
this city Sept. 10Th, 1881
infant child ui Mr. aud Mrs. Phil John
so:l aged ;:t,nu; two weeks.
Bargains ter ;.,:ttl days at the New
= ora Stu.>.
There will y, preaching in the Nc.l,o'
dis li4ur.!! 20 morrow at II Il. III.
I.rS>ons ., Piano or gan giy>a T.,
Miss ka;e Eastman. Pupils can join class
by calling at the residence OF Z. +. Ferri.
,Di.ln... ii ul.t,..a.
Rev. + X ,iehcr will s.c!shrat.. mass OF
:le ti.irs. Sunl.sy OF every month, begin
n;i., Oct. 10Th, 1881 -s,.,;ii further motto.
Il. Di!on Iour; ,.uu>e.
L, " Pc:nt,Ss"r has ADDED tnl, line o
I:rv goods u his slo,h al merchandise, ST,
o., another page.
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NOTICE..
TO TIE REANERllE.AD PUBLIC

The c".par'ncrship NOW cNist!ny between the M,
firr>i nrd, under the rIn of rr.>k & Gra>t.
FIT the towns OF Rinnack and Dillon. in the Count.
Tot Beaver Head, NJ. T.. will he dissolved hy limit.
5,ion on October list 1851. by which date the h,.
accounts OF III. firm and all accounts due us mus, u
Settled up. Having been engaged for 4 number {
wears in business, We desire to give our friends ami
customers timely notice of the approaching dissou
Ston Of firm. that settlement o. al accounts NAV
Shc effected by that time. Thanking our MANY ricn:s
land customers fer the liberal patronage rNtcnt
bid us during years vi business, we hope they " Ill
respond to this notice promptly that may be en--
hled to close our accounts without delay.
TRASH Il GRAVES.
IN order I" reduce our stock We offer spec D.. |
Inducements to cash huvrrs. Is
All parties holding receipts for lots pu'-
chased OF the Dillon Town Lot Co. Ga"
now get their deeds. by applying to under-
>igned.
Lambert Eliel
TN, Pcindcxter has Il fine line ct dr..s
goods Of the newest patterns and designs.
Fine black French Cashmercs
at I. W. Poin>ieAtrr>
Come and see our new Carpet E<hit
itor, and samples OF Carpets. Recciv;'. :
daily. latest STYLES in Ladies' Coats. Do :.
mans. Hoods. Scaris Etc. Etc.
Tra>k 4 Graves.
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BORN.

this city, "Wednesday, Sept
Goth, 1881, to The Wis OF Ed. Marlowe
son.
New +. kelvl.er has returned from his
trip to Bannach.
Rev. W. {. o:ippcn will hold divine ser
vice al the NJ T.. lh,rca in this city. Sun
Nay evening Sept. 18th at $50
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Notice q: Dissolution.

my ,a.e partner W. +. Howell. If
|vv the firm OF Hlance.t \ Howell. doing
nnaccoun,:thiy disappeared some two weeks ago
and has not r.gort. his whereabouts This Therefore
(nd will no, he responsible. for any debts tnn,r,,te,
by him.
The Fruit and Restaurant business vii. be carried
I,n 4, the old stand in Ms.sc>r Nv n,yseli alone.
Sept list, 1887. II. :. Ranecu
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BRYANT f NNRTlN.

Dealers IN Drugs, Medicines, Stationary
Soaps, Spons.s. Erusi,cS. Combs. Toile
and tanc, Goods, fraiscr's shoulder brace
etc. Also No article of Wine.
Liquors, Cigars \ 1'.baccn,
WIZ he opcn for business on or abc,,
September I>t, in Dillon, Montana. !
sn.r. ot patronage solicited.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-09-24
Strayetl

FROM DILLON aa"a Inc ,.ri nf August, one
>s,rrc horst. brand. Il i.it shoulder and square
block ON :i.,h; shoad:r.
On bay horse, branded square block right
shoulder.
Ons DARK gray horse, branded square block on
right shoulder.
The horses ,siii weigh abn.t 600 each
\ reward OF s. r,i bead wi: i,a pad for return
ot ti'r horses !, y. :, Rte Stable Dillon. VI. I.
Gi-;S JOHN bAANDG>'
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s.tray.,i or Stolen.

L. Str::vci or stolen FROM nv
1 place Dg Hole. near Pen
uaN0> n,nst,n'. bridge. the first week
in April, unt CHESTNUT s"rr,i
n:rr, three years old, branded
S-~SS=a 80 D, low town on lett shot.
sy.. i l,-w..- %; So. will Ire paid ;or the return
xii ti,c mare information il,t viii i.ai to her dis
srov.rv. .An>o,e il. authorize. in my to take
,t,,c III wherever found, wit view to returning
sto me-. and Vii! he responsible tu1 all necessary
EXPENSE. .sc.a.n n:!ru ~ rarrh :.t.v.css
jnuN ODO>SE!.
l".s. bridges, n r.
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STRAYED

From Dillon the nth instant, one span OF HORSES
!. black and bay. branded n S. on left shoulder.
both hobblcd and with hAcrs on when they leit.
= s0 one bay horse hair brand H. and fire hrand
~. O. on lett hip; has harness marks. Also one
dark chestnut snrre hair brand II. and fire brand
4 =. On LETT hip; d.m Z. 5. on shoulder. Twenty
G. Y. REEDER.
| Dillon, August 18th. ia7-i
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-09-24
DILLON DRUGSTORE.

BRYANT 4 MERTON FROrRlETURs
Having completed our Store Building w,
;bts leave to inform the citizens Of Dil,o,
band vicinity that ": are now ready to car
Try out any order for goods iii our lins
which We may receive, and hope b,
prompt and hHrrst dealing to merit il t.".
share OF fHyr"ase. We would also cal
attention to our fresh stock of Drugs, Pat
cent medicines. Toilets articles, Prr;umcr
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FOUND.

Ahou, TWO weeks ago one saddle TIN
owner can have the same by calling, dc
>crihing property and paving for this no
kicc.
CHARLES MlkUS.
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4 Bargain.

For Sale, Cheap. One Hay Press. Ad
dress, Schree, Ferris * White. Dillon
ur. \. Armstrong, Salisbury. 3.
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LETTER LIST.

List oflet,crs remaining in the Post Office
ht Dillon. Beaver Head Co., Montana, for tho
week ending Sept 23rd, 1881, which, III
not called for IL. 80 DAYS will be sent to the
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TAKEN UP.

Came to hcrt oav ba. horse, OF years old,
branded l. RICH. thg.J G. on left thigh sad',
marked two hind feet white and strip in forehead.
Ieo-i II. Sullivan 4 Murray.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-09-24
4NO7ICE or FIN.i! ENTHI.
Knitted SrArA> LAND OFFICE.


3NOrltE l., !ii-Ri-Ri GIVEN THAT THE
xAN following named settler has i cd notice OF has
Eint.ntion 10 nal c fna! .roo. in support of his
c!lin and tina, said proof Will he made before \. +.
iGr.cier, PROBATE Judge Of Beaver Head County,
SDlon. NJ. L.. ON Tuesday. November l, 1854, VI.
John IL. Kourh of Beaver Head County, NJ T.. pre-
Srnption u. $. No. ;1,.. for the \ l. 4 of \ T. Il.
rs y o. \ T. \ \ : Ei. Of " 4. s,c. IL, / 10
SR II ".
= lie n'n'es the following witness es to prove his
,con, nnou> siicnce upon and cultivation o' SAIL
land. VIZ: James Cni>nn, William Hrackc,, Wiihnf
Sn, der an Frank Cayn-, al o! Dillon, Beaver il,:.,
eco, Montana.
IN I
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ORES EUit.ji'T.

the {fcca Cons aii,..,c,. M,.ir: Company. WI
,iv Gold. Silver ,ra Leaf Ore IL, hc>t nFNet
prices. send for Price List.
Assays nl. d. Al reasonable rates.
II. kS.lpi >hEa'i G,n Man.
Jl,nd;.. e. Montana
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NAILS.

The mails close al 10 O'Clock a. ,r,., a, d,
O'Clock p. IN.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-09-24
ES'rR Az.

E~ Game TO my ranch about FIVE
81 GO: 81: y; 81; !; g;
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Strays.

THE following described horses may be found
pm the Birch Creek range, by calling on INC, but for
(which will not be responsible.
One large gray horse, brand O r on left shoulder
One sorrei horse, wears old, brand circle S, hali
face, white legs. One Pinto. years old, brand
with bar underneath lett thigh. One small bav
three. year old colt, brand II lett shoulder One
small bay horse, little springhalt, brand Ii G ON
left shoulder 0H "A. BARBER,
Birch ('r.et
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-09-24
PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALL.

Inn W" and " v;'.;n,v tho. '"i viii vii omen ~,
wishing their pictures ,aS:n copied or e.. en-
|largcd in al! the latest STYLES and fines
finish will please call at once as other en-
limit NV STAY: >a.i>f:.Ito,
guar antced or money refunded.
My Caller, in Glendale will br closes
for Six weeks. and then be re-opened AN,
fitted up for the winter.
H. NESBlTT,
Artist
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-09-24
STlsAiED.

Str!v.d iron, Dillon, small iron gray mule,
newly n.ched and tail si.sv,,i WAS hohhicd WHEN
left. The mule was branded. but can; give
\ reward OF VIA be paid for return
%! male TO {. l.. Thompson, Dillon.
i,7-l l.. X. SADI.ER.
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n r Outfit sent tree tn those who wish c.,..-,
IN n in the most pleasant and proftable h.>in,>
SW " known. Everything new. Capita, not :,
II CURED. We vii. furnish YOU eN.ry;.,s
= day and upwards is easily made without st.s;:.
away from home over night. No risk wi.;,svc
Ma,,v workers wanted at once. Man" arc :n,;
sine fortunes At the business. Ladies' 'nak-
zss men. and Young hoys and girls make sss l, r.,
Nc one who IS willing to work fails to r'.se
money every dav than can be made in week At Az
lcrdinary employment. Those who engages, one. vi.
ind short road to fortune. Address H. HALLS IT a
AGO.. PortianS. M,,inc,
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STRAYED
TAKEN UP.
Taken Up.

Taken Up.
ONE small white mare mule, branded On ,,f,
thigh, may be found at any time, in William More.
heads freightng outfit. [3o-,al
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Dead Letter Office.
a shton John )
Anderson Wilhelm
Alley l. c
.Atnes Henry
Bon,an George
Burns John V
Burlington Fred c Z
Bryan VIM
Davis w Fl
Deys Will z
Deloso Pcrablo
Det,ord K II
Frye w II
Francisco Senior Do
Felp,nan a
Furbush c IA
Fitzgerald '1'hos +
Gracling A
Godfrey Chas G.
Greall John
! lar rison p
Hall Hy
kinsella VIM Z
Lillis |.
Metcalf George
Persons calling 70
tiers will please say q
TO
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NEtkN . AE aAlS

l.. &. Fvhrie. Of Dillon. who take.
charge Of the Dunn contract on the y. y
cas-: OF Helena, lctt for Bedford this morn
ing. The grading contract commencing a
Bedford. which was awarded bv thu
Northern Pacific to Washington Dunn
has been enlarged from twelve to fort,
miles, which brings the ro;,.ihed to the cit,
limits OF Helena
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-10

TIE account OF the funeral services OF the
late President Garfield, ut Cleveland, ap-
pearing in the London Standard contains
the following paragraph; "The most re-
markable fact in connection with yester.
days proceedings was the number Of little
children who appeared on the scene. They
were deeply affected, and the spectacle Is
one that can never fade from their memo.
ries. Their parents had taken advantage
Of the occasion to impress upon them q
due sense Of the value Of those honest old.
fashioned virtues which found so much
vigorous expression in the daily life Of the
late President. The little ones were ave-
struck, and in most Cases seemed rather
frightened. Yet 1t is u characteristic illus.
tration Of the domesticity which is SO
strong feature in the American character
that even the children Of the Republic
were yesterday made TO share in great
demonstration Of national feeling"