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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

You can get moro good furniture, for the
money, At NJ. Nj. Williams furniture store
than you can any place this side Of The
Dalles-and don't you forget it! Film
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

For grand Holiday Display of superb Sc
lection Of fine Rogers Silver Plated ware call
en- NJ. j. Grcenburg / Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

At Coopers will be found every quality
Of caskets and collins with their trimmings
ready made. slim
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

The mons Quitting department of Green
burg Cos mamouth establishment is .replete
with new and full assortment of Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and furnishing goods
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

A grand display of Lace Goods, Ladies
and Gents Jewelry, equal to the best in the
land. at Greenburg L Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

Inst ,.,ceived large invoice of Ladie.1'
"a Children. Shoes, Scandals, Slip pers,
ETC.. It Grssubnrg / 70.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

Mouldings for pictures and paintings for
sale At Cooper's. All sizes and qualities
suited to the taste Of all classes. Sim
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

The fiuest and most extensive selections
OF Dreas Goods ever shown in Lewiston.
Ranging from l2i to 50cts per yard. At
Eresnburg J. Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

WANTED.-A good barber can get a
steady situation by applying to A. Roux fths
city. None but . 6rst class workman wanted.
g-3m
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-12-07

We take the liberty to to the ladies' of Lewst
and surroundings that have hand every novel
now in the Eastern cities
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

Tw~u,y-Vme quartz hsaaiou. were
msade In Madison county In NOvesss-
her.
F! Hrlsna has ~ -chs'lars To- l)se. psl'-
liz schs,ODs, Dillon has :sN anil uDs<'s
I l.s,lge ~. lutte has Ill.
! VILLAS, ~. ynard. . halt bseesl
rvsisleMe VI silver CTvek, was S:sa1sd
dead IN his cabin sssar Haskt'Js
ranch Thursday nsssrntnx
Their. has lsr.n mss,rc sis'kMrss To
Virginia ('ity rts:~mt)y than tSr "rv-
~ral years prrviOVa. l'l,euNss'asta h
prevalent anil .~rrlss) Osr last wcs.k
twO old citizcns. stephen Isri* ami
VIM. s'antHH.
Teams suitable t;,r hauling freixhl
arr very searcc IL the railgs'ai term
mus In Missuala county. ~ high ~
i've GENTS pound has recently la'esl
paid for haulin. h.M,ssisOlsl xOsn)s
only six miles.
At the recent term Ut the NtsAOuJa
county court 10 the C,sse Of Territory
IT Montana ". TENNIS NantOu aud
Susan e!an,Oi,. l)enniS wa* CO...
viclesl and Suxan sc.iuittesl. Denn:s
was sentenced ~ ten years in,pris0n-
n,ent in the Ter, itorial prist',,.
George Coufor,l dropped into our
office last week frOsI Cedar Crerk,
and displayed = gold nugget valued
At u, II wax found ut the Cedar
dig ings l,v y ('Iliuansam 1Dal1lesl All
.ss:hus. and l,v min, s,ltl IL M. Con-
ford, who converted Il into green
hack. 1t the Ni-s4.l,la National Hank.
.Mis~s"!;,r.
Last Saturday Supt. H.lIett, In
grading 0r the Northern PAci6c
rcads.est. put . charge Of two hum
drt~i am.l t"rty l'oxsx Of powder into
the side 1T = rA.ky mountain that
rr..;.s. I'll into the rlver. blowing u
"n: vi sight. and M thoroughly
doing the WORK that not . single
additional change WAS needed to clear
away the fragments.
The city II We<ksville b the latest
mushroom town n.ar the western
terminus II the Northern Pacific.
The place has grown In \ few weeks
IL y town Ut ;jllD iOLsbltants. Supl.
Hal!eit moved his construction forces
to Weeksville on Monday and the
towns below, which haze been oil
life and conmotion, are now silent
and aln,0et deserted-theemply rows
Of tenenlents which now greet the
belOldcr tell alone of what he's been
Weeksviile will l,e one III the liveli.
the rad l,as known.
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\ most dastardly attempt va
made yesterday morning to IT nrt
to w. J. Maeee's house on AEtzoHs
street, near TIE bridge. osrupted hy
Mn. brake - = lodging house.
About one O'clock .. m,. IL So ('os'rer
aud smneh her es,lorsi man were passing
the lm.,,se ami ol~ervssl sssss'ke iseu
/ inx frU,n underneath one cs'rnsr.
! They made m examination and DIR
covered k,t I" I'D rags. whish had
been saturated with kersesse. STUFFED
up ftOsm l,ensath the house, Os'tw.S'n
, the siding and lining II the building
AMI tl.ea hrssl. 1t could not
have Lc~m dome many mini
ui.~ l.~t.'r.. discovery, ~ the "il
l,..l al'lann'ly just commenced
flaming, and the lasarsl* an either
aide hal net iynitssl. They pulled
the la,rminx rsgs mt ANIL leaving
them I" l.,,rn IN the gr.'a,n.i, went in
.sas,.h 81 an officer. Meeting OflI.vs
Dick l'arrs,ll. he immediately pre-
csc.lesl to thu. house. where he found
tracks in the SNOW, which were ~vi
.l+miiy made ~ the feet "f the ins~'s'-
diary. The tracks le.1 to the cabin
IT u man who has heretofore oOurne
IN unhle,Mi~hed character in the
cuis,,i;u nifty, and Tor that rssas"n his
name II Suppressed h'r the present
until lie has al opportunity 10 *
plain away the circumstance which
now Seem I" point I" hmm - the
guilty party. Ofli.~r ('arr'll f"an.l
hy the side ii the cabin = can partly
till i with kershseur Oii anil some
rags. corresponding IL tl"'ss. taken
from the fired building, which we're
ALI, saturated with oil. He entered
the cabin and arrested the inmate.
4 daughter at Mis-. Drake has Oeen
annoyed for some time past
l.y the man under arrest.
from, whom she had declined
On offer At marriage, 1t which he BE-
came iu..ensesi and made use Of
threatening language. The house
was tired directly under the he'd
where the young lady slept. and 1t Is
thought the deed Was planned By the
rejected sutton for the l'urpose Of re-
venging himself upon the young
lady. The discovery Of the lre Wa
exceedingly fortunate, as the build
ing b . light wooden structure, occu-
pied by ten people, who at that hour
were wrapt in sluml'er, and l"ss Of
life would undoubtedly have resulted,
had the fire gained any heat1way.
The prisoner will have = hearing to-
alav.
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HEoO - Daily q 1A0so1o0.
An A0Oo00Ii8HO 1A03.
The SILVER 0ity Brilliantly Illu,ni.
mated Last Night b. The 0)ec-
trio LiG6t.

sisDm after dusk last night the
Brush generator II the Burlington
Mill Wa set In motion and t''s-
nsetiiasely the lampss which had
been placed in lnsition during
tie day shot forth their bril-
liant rays VI incansles~at light. pre-
senting . spectacle which caassssi
many old Montanians to draw co'''-
parisOus between Butte Of to-day and
The .. hamlet On tn. hillside" . few
years ago. The l,ower at the bur
liuxt0u Mill having l'een ass~rtais'ssj
10 te insufficient u run tie entire
f,sty lights, only twenty-five were
placed In position, all ~ which
burned Last night with clear and
steady light. Main street wss we'll
euouxh lighted i.y tn. lamp IN fr"nt
OF the hank aud fr,'n' the fronts IL
business houses Z" dispense with
STREET lamps. The lamps lighted last
uigbi were placed IN the f''l"wing
establishment. Fred Gamer X Co.,
W. r. $lAnley's drug store, i;''lsi-
smith X Co., one lamp In fOnt II the
store and one in the salesrs,,n': Rich
arsls L Girls, f. l.. Bonner K Co.,
one lamp in front II the store.
twO in the sals'srD1i and
Que in the carpet rsn''s'
Coleman L Co.. two lamps In the
,saIesrsn,sn II. Ja.s,lsx l. TO-. H. Bar-
nett. two 'am,~ In the saleer'o'n;
tiands 4 h,ye~. tw" lamps in the
~alesruom, an.l one In the carpet
room: bracket lamp suspended In
fromt II lbonnell, clark 1 I.arabie's
house: I'arcisen X
D'Arheul. Butte Hardware Com
pamy. J. u. Thomas, gro'er, and in
front Of Itensl,aw Opera House. All
the lights l,urncsi with remarkable
and stssdiness and entire
with the light was uni
VERBALLY expressed. Nessrs. Young
and Compton, who have had charge
Of the construction. deserve great
credit for the precis!On with which
they have done their work, aud the
susceasful oper.tion Of the apparatus
from the very first trial. It h de-
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

Edward (ialavin and n. Sullivan,
IT,, were In Helena last saturday
and left Sunday morning for their
home near Centreville. They intend
ed ~ cross the Missouri on Tive lee, 1t
Piekering's ferry, hut finding the
river partially open At that point,
they started up to the Indian creek
ferry. When about midway l'etween
the two ferries, near flsk Bros
ranch, whiIe travelling along rocky
sliding placc, their wagon tipped
over an embanknnent into . eoulee
about = feet dep. 0alavin was
caught under the wagon and was in
SANITY killed. Sullivan was batlly
bruised, but h not supposed to he
ilangerossly hurt Las'clxHs's"'.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

Frsh Confectionery j,ast received,
~ Morris Br0's.
Rxzl brands VI TOlaceO,
Cigans, Cigarettes, sold II
Morris BrO's.
0lass and Queensware
1t Morris Bros.
New Charm ~ the West Pine Cut
1t MOFTis RrO's.
California c:sxsh fruits
received daily a
Morris ByD's.
Elxim creansery-lx.st im the mar
ket, at Morris Bros.
sou Imported Cigam-l'Aul Muir
ply, Henry Clays, and other favor
r. bran d, Ut Morris Bros..
10 Let.
Furnished rooms at u Quarts nj.
With ~ without board. 13atf
Wanted situatjon ~ nurse. Iu-
quire ut No. II, Quartz 1t. 1aselrti
Sp0Cial Loool W0taC00.
The livery stable 0f Coun0lly 4
"a. b On hand for bllsjne1s this
morning. We are nat burned out.
Sept. 7-dtf
Fine dr. ~ suits, just l.y expsess,
It (;OI.DsNITH 4 20.
Parties desiring carriages for the
Pythian Club party Tomorrow even
inR. should Ieave orders with Edwin
q. JAslte:. I'll
Exsmiue our beautiful plush trim
med and other 0De dress 0vesc0o(x.
11-:Otf (iOI.DsXuTu / IL.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

The western \. +. terminus !. now
Tx; miles FROM MisSoula.
The Utah l. Northern bridge l,uilel-
en- ri deer Lodge were discharged
last Thursday.
The Northern Pacific earnings for
the second week In November were
$lH7 .S:hi: increase, 81, Ton.
Contractor llallett hsx betweei,
3. (MD and G,lsAS Cinnamon and YIN
white men st work on the road ('s.-
low Miss,ula.
Contractor llallclt estimates that
the ws&tetn end OF tn track will l,t'
at the mouth Of the Fen dNDrej)Ie IN
the LIT Of March.
IIetwes.m IT,: aDlDeS 18th and EOveIDs-
bsr 9Th, seventeen mikes 0f track
were laid ut the western end Of the
Northern Tactic.
The railroad and r0all-besl within
the Iinsitx NJ DAwsa,n county are tax
ell at 81 mn per mile, the distance
thu. assa.eatlc bring fcrty-seven
miles. The shops, machinery, etc.,
] rals,l in a:lenslive are exempt Tor
two years.
Imam 4 D;e.,s,et, ss,ssI rsas'ia,rx, la'st
week sent l(W teams and 1iO men
from their Little. Blackl0sA and He'll
(;ate contracts to the JOs'kO Iseserva-
ton 10 Miss0a,la comfy. where they
will work frs.su Ant',ime'x ferry west.
warl Ia meet the Halletl tOrctss.
On Tuesday evening the tIst train
...nRssl the bridge and ran into t.fv :
ing.tOn. I'm the ::.al day of August
last the construction Ot,t1t crtnsaas)
the river and rs,llesi into Billings. ~
u little more than three months the
advancing lines have sUveTesj H.:
mikes II track aud brillgesl the Vel
Stone river three times. Tonight the
telegraph line will CONNECT Living
stOn with the Eastern wOr1d-EW
k;,.yx Hs,,skI.
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DIR. Dl.Erl@y0.

DR. 1Dle = r1@y0.
l-aie surgeon In the +. army, late
professor Of surgery and dean al fac
ulty. sian F1ans'isss,, l'a).. member NJ
\. York Medical society, founder
and ps,psiet0S " n. York Orthop'd
institute, ran now h. consulted 1t biz
Office, West Park *treet. Butte
City, MOntaDsa, between Main At.
and the bridge, near The bridge.
He .levotes sres'ial attention to the
rurr Of all chronic aud private dis
eases, and to tl,see II = delicate, COM
i,licatetl or Dust mate character aDsO
IL all diseases Of the nervous system
and the various fi'mlale Complaints.
Those who have placed themselves
under the treatment Of pveteuders Or
~oi-sii~sMf physicians, from whose
ire ,tn,ent they have received no ben-
1T, ar who may even have a,Eravated
their troubles, by keeping them tri-
ding month AFTER month, are cor
daily invited to t0sn-ult the doctor,
who, by merit Of his experience IN
the various Hospitals Of EurOpe
Paris. Vienna aud lserlin). has sue.
ceesled In curing many cases pro-
n0uncesl incural,le by 0llDefs.
Once, West Park st between
Main st. and the l.rhige, near the
lSsidge 20. ROx Sai3.
Hot Rs; ID q. ~. tn I p. %. sud
from q to ) In the evening. Sundayy
frOsn ID .. M. to p. 10. only. Con
sultationx FREE. Consultations In
all modern Languages Eng1ish,
F!ren4ai*, 1Sea'"ch. 1ssPenno1,
ltaota0O, etc. 11.S
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

The great cIosing sale VI ready
made clothing which has been going
on u sands { l3Oyce's has attracted
counties buyess because Of the har'
xains offered. The sale will continue
until every garment shalt he sald, -
they mean To discontinue this de-
poftuept At their bnsjness. The -.
sortnsent b still large, and every suit
b . baTEain Of . 10 80. You per
hans need . new suit az = new over
coet. aud if ~ dO not fail to visit this
e3othing sale. EOss might - we'll
ave 80 - no(. 1StC
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For Rent.

Furnished room, with or without
board, in private family. Would sc-
comn,o(jaie two xIng)e gentlemen
nicely. Terms reasonable. No. 107
West Park street. 1l-2ltf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09
Z" N.D0rRIO LIGHT.
Brilliant ulumina sion Of Sands 4
Doyco'e DDsabliohment.

Doyco'o Establishment.
The electric light was introduced
into . number of our lesding business
placss last night, among which was
the fashionable dry goods emporium
Of Mesrs. Sands 4 Royce, aud which
10 another evidence Of the enterprise
which has always ci'asacterixes, this
house. The main dry goods room
and the handsome carpet Too,,, were
thronged during TIE entire evening
with laaliss and gentlemen, many al
whom, were customers and others
had merely ealk d In Ia ss,e the illuma-
inaiiom. It was indeed y brilliant
scene, ~, besides the magnificent
display u r,nslunses and wraps fOr
ladies, which this house hes Nm en-
viaI'Ie reputation f"r keeping, they
hail on exhibition the richest display
Of fine holiday goods that We have
ever Keen In the city and whIs'h were
GREATLY admired l'y al. BEFORE y''s,
purhase your halliday presents We
would advise ysn, I" loOk tl'rugh
this stock.
Nj. J. Il. Is,y.~. IT,, the acting
o,emllx.r NJ the Iir.s,. WHINE polished
convensalion aud gentlcM'amly hear
ing have made hin, ~ many friends
IN this community, wss present
tlrugiso"t the evening, AMI assisted
~ hi~ corps az xratIe'''anIy a"'l
ellicirnt statesmen, made MI visitors
We)s,NSe.
The Tight h = sset~.s. anil the sl~ys,
or rather the nights, ~ sOaI "i1 ARE
em~lesl, and the hcall,en 'V'lsinee"
will have t. seek either essl'loyn,eDt
than that NJ cleaning lamps, at Ies,st
II Sassals / Bs,ysr'x
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

Exl. Val~miime r. registered from
Helena.
Ed. II. Irvine came In yesterday
fronl 1)eer Lodge.
II. N. T.yl''r, n PhiIilnsl's'rg, h In
the city.
4. r.. baldwin arrived yesterday
fFOm liannal.k city.
Hon. samuel W"rl !. attending
cOuSt thix week 1t 1seer I.anlge.
10. Raruheart came up l:sxt night
from tIse Valley ~, his way I" I'wa
10 visit old friends.
Indian Agent John Howe, Of Elk",
New, VIM has l'een paying the Sill
YER ('ity = short visit, returned I"
Elko Ly this mornings train.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

q. h. 6archet, n. D., hOm0
l,athjc physician and surgeon; Office
Granite street, south side, near Main
Residence, NJ. ~ Granite street.
Just reviewed = fine line Of wOll anil
and silk rnmtIien, . handsome Christ
sss,as prs..ent fora gentleman.
D1-:sNf (;OI.uDxNITu 4 CO.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

1Ego, Butter. Potatoes. 10.
The Montana Lumber Co. are now
receiving choice Montana potatoes,
creamery butter, egg and dressed
chickens. To arrive within one
week, chOjse California apples. ::3tf
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Muaiclll.

Mr.. :. 4. Kennicott u prepared to
reseive pupils on the piano and 0E.
gan. Vocal music In claases. Ad.
dre>s Postofltce, or Richards 1 Grix.
q Sept u
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New Goods. New Goods,

Mn. Lou r. Smith lSas Just re
ceived an elegant line u millinery
and dress goods. which she h selling
At low prices. Gall anil examine.
West broadway. ll.Af
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Books 1roon OyDeoeo
At = cents per can guaranteed: ut
DUlsEI.I.s, UPPER Main street. lN:*
The most beautiful patterns Of silk
IlanalkeUhicfs at
l1.:nNf GOLDSMITH / CO.
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]. o. q. =.

No0@ol .eeomssnonl No I. meets thu
ms.e a!h1 third Saturday NJ each Honii, ~
.ss.eccy Hell. Hoen :tTeet. - I o'clock. 10.
eeedSol6y Invites % aias.d. &c
~ ,1 J. y. y. fs~rEw, e.. ?.
0e5s~s' 10.?H9tr
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Attempt 10 Burn . Lod9tnG
House and inmates.
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es00 G 0ala I'D Pe16 G1SSs0. ! 0no 8.
0o9t0o01 q 60 o06 00lv00 Wo1oA00, J0V.
IL: 50 60 81; - 80: :sssi...
1000 Ilno 0ooo6 Oayx Soe1s 4 xtox.
Ls1j0 Dloo ogunoo, 1A,mosos. -.
A. . ~ constituent - 2lnGD q On
~. ~ = ln0 ~ g e0A6oo 006 Dooeeo.
$50 oPeeeeseo - - d.; 80
I'm 90 soao0 - 000I P1Ic1a
- q vssssity S$Ssss Sssssl6ss -
q sacs 49,! 2e:seeSes: IA 4 s:ssss.:sosnee
W0ov 2. 00LIjVHt.
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3ee regular meeting Of 9nth l.nanaae M
:, win - held q 0o0d ~ ,,lssss Ssi, ~,
- osss - 0isa Wednesday, II saCi,
oo@ee. waiting osomhosa - onrdiollv m.
vleo6 % ot1o10. ~
MA y. g. How $50 sss;s w. y.
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Parties desiring carriages for the
Pythian Club party Tomorrow even
Ing. should leave orders with Edwin
q. JA.lte:. I'll
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-22
Trustcc,S sale.

Whereas, on the 18th day of October, 1875
by deed of trust, recorded IN BOOK -, J"
pages $50 to 334, of Iron County Records
of Deeds and Mortgages, Jacob Lotzand Anna
Maria Lott, his wife, conveyed to the under
signed the following described real estate, In
Iron county, Missouri, TO wit:
The west half of the southwest quarter of
section ten; the east half of tho southeast
quarter, and the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter, and the south half of the
northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of
section nine; the north half of the northeast
quarter, and the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter of section sixteen; and the
southeast quarter of the northwest quarter,
and the southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section ffteen-all in township
thirey-three, north, OF range east, contain
ing 40 acres, more or less;
Which said conveyance was made in trust
to secure the payment OF prOmissory notes
in said deed described; and, whereas, said
notes have long since become due and remain
unpaid; now, therefore, at the request of the
holder of said notes and by virtue of the
authority in me vested by said conveyance,
and I'm pursuance of the provisions and power
of sale in said deed Of trust contained,
will, on
the 10th day of June, 1889,
between nine O'Clock A. NJ. and five O'Clock p.
NJ. of that day, at the east front door OF the
Court House in the city of Ironton, Iron
county, Missouri, proceed to sell. at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
real estate above described, to satisfy said
note, interest and expenses of these proceed
ings. JOHN +. L. EDWAkDS,
jeSn47 Trustee.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-22

eompeteNt railroad man, has recently been
appointed trainmaster and head clerk in the
Chief Engineers Office of the Texas and St.
Louis Railroad ut Pine Bluff, Ark. The
eutting-down policy of the Iron Mountain
Railroad has given competing lines the OPP
portunity to secure some of its best men.
Mr.. A. Block, once Potosi's leading mer-
chant, now secretary of the Mound Street
Warehouse and Commission Company of st.
Louis, was on our streets one day last week.
Will Butts, formerly a clerk at Lopez's,
and now employed in like capacity at
Fredericktown, was in town Sunday. He is
deservedly popular young man, end will
achieve success.
Mr.. j. c. Simpson, the new general su-
perintendent of the st. Louis Ore and Steel
Company at Pilot Knob, removed from Ar
cadia to the Knob on Monday, occupying
the residence of the retiring superintendent,
Mr.. Walsh.
Mrs. George Knapp and maid, Mrs. Dud-
ley and Master Harry Dudley, Mrs. Chester
n. Krum and family, w. H. Thomson, G. A.
Turner, Chas. Quesnell, George w. Grover
and E. A. Hitchcock, all of st. Louis, have
arrived at Arcadia, where they will spend
the summer.
J.F. McNail, now a Dexter and dextrous
merchant, but formerly resident of Iron
county, visited friends here last week. He
is taking a deep interest in the political af-
fairs of the Fourteenth District, and work.
ing to secure the nomination of Joseph C..
Moore for Congress.
The following were the arrivals at the Ar
cadia House for the week ending June IL:
j. A. Dillon and wife, G. E. Search. w. r.
Haverly, j. G. Kane, F. E. Bush, A. Block,
r. W. Carter, j. A. Cocker, A. j. Stanard,
Chas. Henry, j. j. Edwards, st. Louis; b.
F. Brown, Des Loges Mines; 1. Fl. Warren,
New York City.
M.FJ. Delano, who has been clerking In
the office of the Division Superintendent or
the Iron Mountain Railroad at Little Rock,
stopped over here, the other day, to see his
brother, W. H. Delano. He is now In the
General superintendent office at st. Louis,
Mr.. Kerrigan having transferred to the
culture city, all the clerks he had under
him at Little Rock.
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Additional Locals.
Personal.

Mrs. B. Rutschman left Monday for st.
Louis. s.
Mr.. w. W. Nall made two trips to the City
last week.
Mr.. Geo. Lopez spent several days OF last
week in the City.
Miss Mamie Pulley, of Iron Mountain, was
in town Monday.
Mrs. DIR. Gideon leaves this week for Ohio,
on visit to her old home.
AIRS E. May and Lottie Dill left Thursday
for Butler Co., on visit to relatives.
Mr.. Fred. Christianer, agent for c. W.
Handley & Co.'s Pianos, Organs &C., was In
town Saturday.
Messrs. George and Rene Bakewell came
down Saturday night, and spent sunday with
their folks here. They left for the City
Monday.
Dick Goulding, son of the genial Doctor,
is now running on the Iron Mountain Rail-
road as news-agent.
Mrs. George H. Crumb left Ironton on
Thursday for fortnight's visit among
friends at Harville. Mo.
Hon. Cnestef Ne hTufns u St' Louis, has
rented the Ringer cottage at Arcadia, and
his family will occupy it during the summer
months.
Mr.. A. S. Coker, executor of the Cape
Girardeau Ne,cs, visited this place last week
in the interest of st. Louis furnishing
goods house, for which he is travelling.
Mr.. A. C. Babcock, formerly station agent
al Dexter, who is an expert telegrapher and
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Haunted Me.

Debt. poverty and suffering haunted me
for wears, caused by sick family and large
bills for doctoring, which did no good. Twas
completely discouraged, until one year ago,
by the advice of my pastor. l procured Hop
Hitters and commenced their use, ana IN one
month we were all well, and none of us have
been sick o day since; and want to saylto all
yoor men yon can keep your families well
wear with Hop Bitters for less than ane doc
tors visit will COSTA WOrkingnadn.