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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-10

6 cases BOOTS, regular goods. 100 COATS g.,
barrels FLOUR. tierces HAMS. OFFicF
STOVES, WARDROBE. 2 large CLOTHfSE
TABLES, II CANDY JARS, 3 SHOW CASFS
CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS. LOUNGE new CNNr'
ING STOVE and UTENS Ills, WORK BFVGH
MATTRESSES. 3 CHESTS containing FINE
TOOLS. barrels VINEGAR packages a r zoe
and Black TEA CROCKFRY. s boxes SOM
WRITING PAPER, II BOXES IOoKGVGS
GLASSES, Imported CHINA D lNNFR SET atc
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MssttMGe
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 23I, F.
NJ

A. NJ.
The regular annual communication a
Of this Lodge will be held at Masonic "a
Temple THIS CTuesday) EVENING at NIX
8 o'clock w
The E. A. Degree will be conferred
Members of other Lodges and all brethren
in good standing are invited TO attend
By order of VIM GARRARD, w NJ
j. d. JOHNSTON, Sec'Y.
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Our four button Kid Gloves at 81, cannot
be excelled. Gutman Bros, 141 BroughtOn
street.-AdU.
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The Cotton Fire.

The fire which broke out in the cotton
warehouse of Messrs. J. W. Lathrop & Co.,
corner Of Williamson and Montgomery
streets, on Saturday night, was still smoul
dering yesterday and a stream of water was
kept upon the smoking cotton throughout
the day. The warehouse is badly damaged,
aud, although the side walls are standing, It
will require goodly sum to put it in order
again.
The following is a corrected list Of the in
surauce, as given us Yesterday by the parties
concerned
Messrs. H. M. Conner q Co. had on l ,521
halps the fnllnWirp Insurance.
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For Kid Gloves in all shades, in 3, and 6
button, and the Foster Hook Gloves, go to
Gutman Bros.', al Broughton street.-Adv.
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All Wool Underwear
All sizes at LaFar's.-AdV.
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The celebrated c. P. La Sirene Corset in
all colors at Gutman Bros, 141 Broughton
street.-AdO.
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KENNEDY & BLUM. AuciIoneer,
THIS DAY. 10th inst at II o,oloot-

Due notice will be given of the sale Of tbo
damaged bales. 'u0
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
SAVANNAH, GA, December 10, 1881. {
The annual election for seven Directors OF
this Bank will be held at the Banking House on
WEDNESDAY, January IS, 1852, between II
and ? O'Clock.
THOS. GADSDEN,
Cashier.
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To-Day
E. Heidt will sell his Winter Clothing at
greatly reduced prices.-Adv.
Black and colored Trimming Silks and
Satins at Gutman Bros, 141 Broughton
street.-AdV.
E. Heidt's is the only place In Savannah
where you can get the celebrated King of
Shirts-laundried and unlaundried. "The
best and cheapest shirt in the world. -
AdU.
For Kid Gloves in all shades, in 3, and 6
button, and the Foster Hook Gloves, go to
Gutman Bros.'. al Broughton street.-Adv.
-A4-o-.%
Boys Hats and Polo Caps
In variety, at LaFar's-Adv.
-%~-B- 4%-
The celebrated c.. P. La Sirene Corset in
all colors at Gutman Bros, 141 Broughton
street.-AdV.
All Wool Underwear.
All sizes at LaFar's.-AdO.
-%+-O-.A
Our four button Kid Gloves at 81, cannot
be excelled Gutman Bros, 141 Broughton
street.-AdU.
-R%-a~A<-
To-Day
You can get bargains in Clothing and Hats
at E. Heidt's.-AdU.
Gents Dressing Robes can be found at
Gutman Bros 141 Broughton street.-Adv.
-%@-De%$--
Military Gloves and GaunIIets.
For Infantry and Cavalry, at LaFar's.-AdV.
The largest assortment OF Hosiery at Gut
man Bros, 14l Broughton street.-AdO.
New Buggy Blankets
And Travelling Wraps, at LaFar's.-AdU.
E. Heidt's is the best place to get Gents
Furnishing Goods, Underwear, Scarfs, Ties,
Pins, Sleeve Buttons, etc., etc.-Ad0.
The "Molher Hubbard" Collar at Gut
man Bros, 14l Broughton street.-AdO.
Ice King.
Cold Winter is now coming upon us very fast,
And admonishes us quite plainly with his
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Notice.

Notice to Tax Payers.
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA. January 8, 1882
Specific tax for 1882 also tax on Goats, is
now due.
JANIS E COPE
CITY Treasurer
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Anftiuit SaIks Go.1an.
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SALE OF
THIS DAY, AT I O'CLOCK.

All the LOOSE and CHARRED COTTON d..
ageId 6y FIRE and WATER 1A,i,E in the warehouse
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
COUNTY POLITICS.

The political pot is boiling, but there are
no indications that the pot will explode
through premature heat. The county pol
it'cs, in the incipient stages, shows signs of
u'usuai warmth. The County Democrat
ic Convention, next week, will be the arena
in which ground and lofty tumbling fight
will take place over the nominations ior
Sheriff and Assessor. Other nominations
It is reported, will be distributed geograph.
iically over the county in order to maintain
harmony, discipline and cohesion in the
ranE ana nile OF the .'nnterrifed preserv-
ers" of this mighty Yankee Nation. Tht.
County Republican Convention promises
to be an interesting meeting. !9"id umxcs
report the Republican "slate" fixed up in
nice shape, with the most popular Republi.
cans in the county written down for the
different nominations, and that the Half:
itreeds and Stalwarts will pull together
like band Of blind brothers in the com;nu
county fight. s
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

On motion, each precinct was directed to
elect alternates equal to the number of del.
egates apportioned to 1t.
On motion, Tuesday, the Sth day Of Aug
ust, 1882, was fixed as the time Of holding
the Republican Primary Meetings in Bea.
verhead County, and that the polls at said
primaries be opened at 7 o'clock and close
at o:3o O'Clock. p. IN.
On motion, the following places were Sc.
lected at which the Primary Meetings are
to be held:
Argenta-At French's Hotel.
B,nnack-At the Court House.
ssaysrhsad.At A., ,hs Bishop School House.
Birch Creek-At Over's.
Darling-At Joe A. Rrowne's
Dewey's Flat-At the School House.
Dillon AT the Court House.
Glendale-At Metlin's Hall.
Horse Prairie-At Geo. NJ. Browns.
Lion Citv-At Tarbclrs Hall.
Pony-At Bortels.
Quartz lIill-At Spurs Cabin.
Red Rock & AT the Railway Depot
Spring I1il-At Stingcr's Hotel.
On motion, Monday, August 14th, 1852,
waS::appointed for holding the Beaverhead
County Republican Convention, and that
the Convention assemble at the Court
House, in Dillon, at I, o'clock, n., Of said
day.
The following resolution was adopted by
the Central COMMITTEES:
kesoired, That Delegates and Alternates he elcc-
ted to the County Republican Convention, and that
no proxies be allowed in said Convention.
There being no other business to trans.
act, on motion, the Central Committee ad-
journed, sine die.
r. NJ. rRAsK, Chairman
or the Beaverhead Go Republican Cen. Com.
J. E. MORSE, Secretary Of the Committee.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
CHANGES SINCE THE FIRE.

The changes since the fire are: Heyfron's
meat market to the corner of Idaho and
Virginia streets. Mrs. Wills Butte Res.
aurant temporarily occupies big tent on
Virginia street. The barber shop opened
in the furniture store. Stiles saloon, one.
fourth larger than formerly, was rebuilt in
three days. Charley Morton's city bakery
is in tent on the burnt No. 10 ground until
aho,ise is built. The Postoffice and Weight
mans variety store to the building lately
occupied by the Dillon drug store. Thom-
sons fruit store into small building moved
to site ofthe burned building. Nelson u Kel.
ley's saloon to Virginia street, but new
building is going up on the corner OF Mon.
tana and Bannack streets, which will be &C.
cupied as soon as completed. Other par
ties who were burned out have not been
able to secure temporary quarters to com.
mence business again.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
GLENDALE GATHERINGS.
Our Glendale correspondent sends the

Our Glendale correspondent sends the
following condensations: ~ ''e
Politicians, dressed in linen busters ara
preaching politics on the streets, both In
day and night time. ' III
lhe new telegraph line is we'll patron;z,
co. as the people prefer items by lightninp
to those received by coach.
a Norwegian. a miner, name unknown
wa: killed up the gulch, the other dav
WINE engaged In coupling ore wagons.
al a part OF Murphy, Neel & Co.'S mule
. G,rnaas 70 laying on, az the ore.supply at the
furnaces does not require the whole outfit
=, rs me Ioo.ton:-a:day Hecla con centrator.
al .a,., greenwood, Is fast nearing Completion
with large force Of mechanics empioved
Little damage or inconvenience wa. .rs
ta'ned from the volume Of water com;n'. Nv I%s.
Gown the gulch, from the recent w.tes s
spout In the high mountains. "~'e'
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
THE BUTTE RACES.

Secretary Lee Mantle sends us compli.
,nentary card to visit the races Of the West
Side Racing Association at Butte. Secre-
tary Mantle's invitation is free, kind and
considerate, but it is, nevertheless, "lead-
him.into-temptation" ticket. The last race
we attended, although provided with free
pass, was the cause Of our losing So, through
great sympathy and admiration for the
horse that came down the home. stretch
second best. These races come off on the
10th, 18th and 10TH Of August, and prom.
Use to be largely attended BY men who are
prone to CHANGING ,nonev on their judg-
ment,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
PERSONAL.

Pat ]. Kelly has returned from Idaho
Phil Shenon, Of Bannack, called at III.
lon.
L. c. Fyhrie will be absent for severn,
DAYS.
Al. d. Young, Of Red Rock, was down
during the week.
B. franklin White, of Silver Bow wo.
down the day after the fire.
w. Tate Taylor, Of Spring Mountain
Idaho, was in Dillon on last Thursday.
r. N. Brown, of Walkervile, was down
on last Monday, winding up his Dillon busi.
ness.
Judge Lawrence A. Browne, of Blue
Wing, spent couple Of days in Dillon du.
ring the week.
Mel Trask came down from Butte to
attend the meeting of the Republican Cen.
trail Committee.
Rev. Tom Corwin Tiff. Methodist, form.
erly of this Territory, has been stationed at
Salt Lake City.
Howard Sebree, senior Of Sebree, Ferris
s. White, arrived ON Wednesdays train
from Salt Lake City.
VIM. Bernstein, Of Silver Bow, paid his
pleasant visit this week.
Col. c. F. Deimling, Of Virginia City,
passed through Dillon, on Wednesday, on
his way to the City Of Brotherly Love.
Samuel Word, Of Butte,and Willie Word,
an Ann Arbor .junict," were in town On
Wednesday, bound for the Social City.
John A. Hall, of Hall & nardestv Of
Sheridan, was noticed in the metropolis Of
Southwestern Montana during the week.
Bob Wing is in town. He has put his
political war paint on, and he ,nuttereth
aloud to-wit: "Anything to beat the Dem
ocrats."
Nd. Chunky Johnson and Clark Kel.
logg, from Virginia City,were in town yes
terdav, on their way to the Willow Creek
District, in Idaho.
Rev. Fath.r Frank kelIcher, Of Virginia
City, has been making mission visit to
different parts Of Beaverhead County du.
ring the past week.
Sam Jaggers, of Horse Prairie, was down
for a day, going through the mcdas cp.
fe,undi of securing title to a quarter section
of Uncle Sans grassy domain.
Charles w. Hardisty, Of Glendale, was
In town intimating to his Democratic col
leagues that he was an available candidate
for the Office Of county Treasurer.
S. d. Bebee, agent Of the U. and n, who
has been visiting relatives "to hum" in York
State, has returned to his Dillon domicilc,
having enjoyed pleasant trip to the East
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
MONTANA CONDENSED.

A new Masonic Temple is being erected
at Butte.
Buffalo are killed on the outskirts of the
town Of Glendive.
The military telegraph line is now com.
p'eted to Fort Maginnis.
A Butte expert reports the recent discov.
cries at Maiden good properties.
A case of continent smallpox is reported
near Boulder, in Jefferson County.
A big strike in the Bell mine, near Vir.
ginia City, is reported by the 4afen'iso~ia".
A military telegraph line is to be con
structcd between Fl. Maginnis and Helena
Frank Lane now has the lease of the no.
tel at the Puller Hot Springs in Madison
County.
The convict labor Of the prisoners Of the
Penitentiary is let SO low that it amounts TO
nothing.
Candidates are out at Benton for all kind,
of offices-from dog -pelter to delegate to
Congress.
A cloud.burst in Holmes Gulch, near
Helena, did considerable damage to mining
property.
The rapid increase Of children in the Ter
ritorv indicates that Montana is good tor
that purpose.
We would like to ask the Alissoula Ms
soHliuM what kind of half-hreed abbrcvia-
ton Fra" is'
They want daily mail service between
Virginia City and Bozeman, and they
should have it.
Rev. MIR. King, from Minnesota, is to
hold the Methodist fort at Virginia City for
the ensuing year.
The programme for the September races
at Bozeman promises a fine display OF the
flyers Of the Territory.
The indebtedness of the Bell BONANZA,
at Butte, is $13o,ooo-$,o,ooo of which
is due miners for work.
A band concert, given by the Bozeman
brass band, drove all the people out OF tha'
town for the time being.
The fall meeting of the West Side Rae
ing Association is to he held at Butte o"
Aug. 10Th, 18th and 10Th.
The people OF White Sulphur Springs
raised $500 in fifteen minutes to build a
road to the Montana district.
The miners are still running the Bell
mine, at Butte, to get their back wages OUT
of that over.stocked bonanza.
In Dublin Gulch, near Butte, Mike NC
Carten was stabbed six times by Mike ISL
er. Fisher is a police court bird.
Rev. Mr.. Hall, an itinerant Methodist
preacher Of this Territory has ridden one
bronco 5000 miles in two years. lhis 'S
not lie.
1t Is stated that it is impossible for the
ranchmen Of Choteau County to run then
ranches without whisky and the weekly
Rs,er Press.
The Silver Bow County jail, at Butte'is
tull Of prisoners. Notwithstanding TINS
four prayer.meetings are held in that CITY
every week.
Another "division" of Deer Lodge Co"n-
ty Is proposed, with Stuart tor the county
seat. Deer Lodge vii: yet be the mo'"e'
OF many counties.
In order to keep the church congregations
awake at Bozeman hand artillery Is nle"
near the churches while the ministers IT.
cite their sermons.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
CARD OF THANKS.

Twice a sufferer from the ravages Of fire in Dil'
out return,nR INV sincere and heartfelt thanks to the
citizens Of Dillon fur their willing and timely ef-
forts in helping my property at the destrHc.
tive FIRE on last TMsday-and, reinelnberinK the
Of less than yr:i ago. Isncerely return double
thanks to the good people Of Dillon for their acts oi
k,ndness toward mvxelf MRs. NJ. T.. WILLS,
OF the Butte Restaurant.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
rsSgssD11sscSss sS9,ggssg1s cSssSSEEsz SE znsc sc6SSSSSf11rS:
p-sro.ries tn be Held ON Tuesday, aug
nat 9Th, 10eA
County Republican Convention 20 oe he'"
on Monday, August 1Atn'

The County Republican Central Iom'
mittee met at the Office Of John W: Low
eli, in Dillon, on Saturday, July a9th.
The object for which the Committee was
called together having been stated, on mo. :
ton, I. E. Morse was chosen secretary o'
the committee.
In pursuance Of the call for the assemo.
ling Of the Committee the business tor
which It met was disposed of in order. :,
On motion, thirty-eight delegates and
thirty weight aiternates were apportioned to
the different precincts Of the county onthe
following basis: t
One delegate to each fifty votes cast for
Delegate to Congress at the last general
election held in November, In ISSo-one
delegate to each fraction over fifty votes
and one delegate to each precinct polling
less than fifty votes at said election.
The precincts will be entitled to delegates
e
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

40 ae:!eeaoliy announce to the people of C:,.,,,,.
ana az. vicinity that win close my fhosnennS Ssa;
tbns ,s , o. August ss Parties WISHING ane
da,siv. as o,h.r nne are notified to cali imme.
Glendale, Montana, Aug. a. =. .sss. J. Artist
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
LOST on STOLEN.

Sonew here on Mnnt,na street in Dillon, the day
OF the FIRE. pocket nok containing $4,000 in hills
.,L about $4,000 in notes. drafts and other securi.
ties. The Under viii he literally rewarded by re.
.urnng the same to snc. il said hook was stolen,
will give the poss,.s the Sl0ooo in cash that II
contains II he will r.,urn the book to with the
notes. drafts and Otaer securities, and will ask no
questions. DAVID a. UlN0l-hS.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

san sao - 3oyoo's


- n a . - 3oyooso
-GREAT-
n CLEARANCE SALE AT BrrrE,
Offers greater ENDORSEMENTS and ,rarer bargains In
Dry Goods and Clothing than ever.
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REST IN PEACE.
Ere you lay you down to sleep,
To rest your weary head,
Let the Agent put the Double
=. Spiral On your he'd.
The agent will place set of these wonderful
springs your bed and should they TAIL 10 p!e.sc
will remove them free Of cost.
CHARLES GREEN,
Agent for Beavcrhead Co.
Ate0ntA3n 71aA1eaOro4
A geod slsck Of Builders Hardware may be found
at the Hardware Store of Geo. w. Dart.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
BRICK FOR SAIL
1ao4%
County Democratic Convention.

The Beaverhead County Democratic Convention
August ltl, 10. the purpose Of nominating csndi.
dates to fill the county Offices at the November eec.
tion. The hour Of meeting is 's o'clock, III.
BY ORDER OF DEM. Cen. COMMITTEE.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
County Republican Convention.

The County Republican Convention Of Beaver.
head County will assemble at the hour Of "a o'clock,
r,.. on TUESDAY,, August i+th. at the Court House,
in Dil!on, ftl hcpurposc Of nominating county
ticket to be supported ut the November c!ecton
RI OnDER OF Co. REF. CEN. COMMITTEE.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
DEMOCRATIC CONvEN,
TION.

The Territorial Democratic Central Com.
mittee of Montana met at Butte on August
lst and apportioned delegates to the Dem.
ocratic Territorial Convention and fixed the
day for holding the Convention. The Cor.
vent'on Is to meet at Butte, on Monday,
September +th, 1882, at /. o'clock, IN. The
following is the number Of delegates ap.
portioned to each county in the Territorv
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
DlLLON-GIBBONVlLLE.

The undersigned will make Regular Trips he
tween Dillon and SibbOny,lle. All BUSINESS en-
trusted to him will receive careful attention.
JOHN SCANl.IS.
Dillon. 1uly IS. lSk2,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

The bakery Of Mr.. q. Hirschman
Will hereafter he carried at the old Fuller house.,
next to l.. c. Fvhri. Il Co. 5 store, where CUSTOM
crs can have ANYTHING in the Bakery lne-,f not On
hand made to order.
Mrs. &. HlRSCltMAE.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
LOsr-lMLD BREAST PIN.

Lost. between the Court House and the residences
.,dv's Gold Rrels, Fin, with bunch OF yrar,s and
,cart pin ttaChcti-s,,.;ii garnet. The finder will
suitably reward al by returning the pin To y, l..
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

hereby annoancs n myself candidate for the of.
veber election. subject to nomination by the .o MO-
ty Democratic Convention. "'s ~oaa-
CHARLES w. HARDrSry
Glendale, Montana, August 4th, 1854. -
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
Don't Waste Money

On trashy extracts when you can buy
lasting perfume so delightfully."- fragrant and
refreshing as Flores,on Cologne.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

\ new stock OF croquct sets and the nob-
bicst lot OF walking sticks just received at
Iohn Weiahtman's. -"
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
YHn01 ma.

Mrs. L. E. Hansos, whose place Of hhsiAs was
burned in the late 6Se. has purchased the resence
of d. J. Heyfron, in Hotel nlock, which will be
ready for dodgers, and In which she will open her
Millinery Store, inside Of two weeks. AT present
Mrs. Hanson will accommodate her dodgers Al the
house Of Harvey Sullivan, ON Idaho street. north Of
Helena street. n
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

If you want any, pure California
Wines, call at l.. c. +. n Co.'S.
2oo,o 900 New York and Key
West Cigars to arrive in a few days,
at l.. G.. Fyhrie 4 Cos.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

Just received ut r. W. Poindextcr's, di
rect from California, fine lot OF gents un-
dvrWt.ar.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

Lace embroidery, fringe, and all
kinds Of dress trimmings, at +: w Pot1-
ucxter's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

Loss an Buildin&s, Goods and Fixt9re'
fo ~ fha work OF fFtre.CFa0keFss
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

I. W. Poin.lxter has just received a fine
selection OF strs W and summer hats.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

TOO barrels OF Kentucky Whiskies in
bond, bv l.. G.. Fyhrie & Co,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

Editor Dillon Zxi1wxe: Please anno,,,,o A.,
name Of Judge Lawrencc9A. Browne, Of Blue Wa,e .ae
as candidate for the Office of Probate judy. :;
Beaverhead County-subject to nomination h, w.. -.
County Democratic Convention. '"e
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
The Mccormick Twine Binder.

The Furniture Store at in.l0m l. again in full
Mast, and all who Hrc in need Of Furniture will
.nd 1t to their nteres to buy ut once us am selling
.oo,ls way down. w r. w. Burrs
Remember the j" "Mca,0rlMlck Twine Binder"
IS the only machine that has proved itself
l'or sale, only, by John w. I"well. ~ e.
Just received II, the llliun Furniture Store, q tul
stock Of Picture Frames, M0uldinxs, etc. l =
IL fresh stock OF Field Glasses at John Weight.
mans. g. -
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff.

Ihefehy announce myself as II ca,,didat. e.. =,
Office Of Sheriff Of hsaverhsad County Mt t W.T. m ne
venbsr ssctio9 sHn!sst to the decision Of the Covo
CHARLES B1IvFx
Dillon, Moutanas August 9Th, 1854. IN.
Editor Dillon z>ibxse =: Please annouuu 4.
name of Pat Dampsey, Of Bannack, as cand;,.h the
for the Office Of Sheriff of Heaverhead Cm,n,s Ie
ect to nomination by the County Democrat:' Sa. saa
vention. Dempsey's Democracy suits ~ol'-
MANY DEMof~ ,-
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

Go to r.aW. poindexter's for y our wal
paper and wi,Miow shades. "
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05


The Central Committee recommended
the election Of delegates and alternates bv
the County Democratic Conventions to the
Territorial Convention, and "the adopting
Of resolution by each County Democrat.
ic Convention authorizing those Of the del.
egates or a!ternates present at the Terrific.
rial Convention to cast the entire vote of
their county in said convention"
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The qualified school electors of Dillon
school district No. 10 will remember that
next Thursday, August 10th, is the day ap.
pointed to hold the school election at
which the $1,000 proposition is to be ratifi-
ed or rejected. The ratification of the prop.
osition at the ballot box will insure the
erection, this fall, Of a$4 600 school house
here in Dillon. No man who has an in.
terest in the growing prosperity of this
community will oppose the measure. Let
large and unanimous vote be cast in favor
of additional school facilities.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05
The Mccormick Twine Binder.

Genuine Ilil!'s Concord Harness at John w.
Lowclps. ~ .
Jiiy the celebrated Bain Wagon ot Scl,rse, Fer
ris Il White They never change but stand by the
I'D reliable. g, -
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Harness? Why, yes, bous hit that set Of Sehrcc
Ferris Il White. ,-. 4.
'atFFs
"Wher. did you get your mule Harncsss' "Of
;'cbrce, Ferris Il White. Where did YOU supposc:' :''
<-~-~>~---o-~~--~~-~~~~~~
-Four Spring Wagons, with Express Tops, can be
had OF S.t rec, Ferris 4 White. -
-Four l.arhed Wire Fence. Plenty ut Sehrce, Fer.
ris l. WhEe's. ss.5 -
Another :nvoice o! those fine all wool Diagonal
suits Jus, received ut 7. W. Poindexttr's.
just op .rt 4. ut 4. w. Pi,lextcrs, N new line q.
me Cassi: acre Salts suitable for Sumncr and Fall
wear. y u
+. w. p sindcxter has on hand fine line of tiats,
including nraw goods OF "a grades.
Trunks and vases 10 abundance, varying in
Prices from IS to S,s. ntr. W. Poindextcr.s
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

Dress and cloak making in all the lttest styles,
uttng and fitting, specially; at Mrs. j. 7.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-05

From ten 10 twenty per cent saved by
buying your sarbed Wire OF John w. Low.
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