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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16
GRAND sUNDAv-sCHooL BAzAR.

Inc children Of Grace NJ. E. Sunday
n Ha;s WI! hold grand Bazaar at School
,, .s'.. IN Di.lon, on Friday evening, Decem.
attend du H.. ESeryeody is cordially invited
r",eh u ..e nazar: For some time past q
; Nv. Of the little ladies have been hold.
:" "s ,, evening work.meetings for the purpose
ci.s ",sk'ug mp useful andr ornamental arti.
nred;cs Ivy, .s sunday School fair, and We
d;.n,s s. INST they win make a handsome
ci. .e s:.,. oa toc evening Of the aad. Arti.
can ~ s' "h' 10Y old Santa Claus grip. sack
r.. vs. ootsined In abundance at the Bazar.
!" the Sunday School. ~ 'Se"'
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A PALACE FOR THE POOR.

Montana 10 fast filing up with lively,
rustliny population, and with this tide OF
people an addition to the pauper poor l. an.
nually made to our increasing numbers.
Better facilities will be required soon Tor
caring for the unfortunate INDECENT, and It
IL expected that the next Legislature will
create the elective office OF an lnfirmary
Director for each county. Discussing the
probability Of the passage of such q law, q
heavy taxpayer remarked: ut will come
soon. With It we will want = pour house,
and the Court House 1t Bannack, which
has cost considerable money, could readily
be turned into Palace for the Poor and be
made benefit tn the county," The tax.
payers suggestion ID not 4 bad one If en-.
larged upon, and II It meets with no serious
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GRAND MASONIC BALL AT BANNAcx

The Nlasons Of Bannack will give a
grand Masonic ball At Masonic Temnle IN
bannack, on Wednesday evening. Deem.
Der eth. Two hundred invitations viii h..
issued. The ball will be given under the
management OF the following committees of
gentlemen: ess "
Committee Of Arrangements:-R Ruff.
w. Crazy. " '' ~''o i
=, COMMITTEES on Invitation :-Georee W.
Dart and George M. Brown. w.
Committee Of Reception "A. F. Grae.
Geo. L. Batchelder ee's """
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MONTANA CONDENSED.

Gov. Crosby will arrive at Helena by
Christmas.
The new hospital Of the sisters At Benton
10 to cost $4,000.
The treasury Of Silver Bow county now
contains $os.8So.
Last weeks bullion shipment from Butte
amounted to $6S,soo
Fat Jack, Bozeman .'banker," was re.
Gently robbed Of $3.50.
There il to be grand Christmas ball at
Lauri,', Madison county.
There are SIS children Of school age in
Miles City and SsI in Bate.
Schmidt & Gamers malt kiln, at Butte,
was burned. Loss, $1,000.
The Butte fire department Is to expend
$3.50 In equipping material.
The Barker sinelter Is running with an
ore supply Of 700 tons on hand.
The Mullan Bore has been advanced
2,32o feet In the three openings.
The tax list Of Gallatin county shows u
property valuation Of $3,so7, 6io.
Walter Cooper, an inventor Of Bozeman,
has received patent for gun sights.
The MaaisosiaS reports number Of
cases Of pneumonia at Virginia City.
The constable at Billings "stake." his
prisoners to play at stud horse poker.
Estimating the population OF Montana on
Wv S~sS a. WE IutC ClGGkUO u IN OS,CO1.
There are 70 prisoners in the Deer Lodge
Penitentiary and only IS cells for tht M.
At the half breed hops on the Judith ND
Irish or Yankees are allowed to darce.
In the last two years the Catholic priest
at Benton baptized two hundred babies.
Two weeks ago Frank Harris, a tir.cu,-
ter, committed suicide in Missoula county.
"A contest of the Custer County vote III
oe settled in the District Court at Miles
City.
The Vigilantes of Missoula are motif, ing
nard cases to "git up and git" from thar
town.
The Annual New Year Ball, at Twin
Bridges, will BIZ given under popular man
agament.
The Bozcman tunnel has been driven
IN 10 feet from the east ard eco feet from
the west.
Twenty five men are ut work in the Ma
tit'nal Park getting out timber for the hot. /
G. w. Friediev, who was appointed To
relieve Register Moe, at Helena, won't take
the Office.
Seigmund Weiskopf reported to have
been murdered at Thompson, has turned up
at Baldwin.
Douglas Baker, while feeding hogs, fell
dead In pig pen, on the Bitter Root, one
day last week.
1t Is again reported, for the twentieth
time, that paving quartz has been found in
In the Bitter Root range.
During the month of November last
yoslyn 4 Morse shipped over 1000 tons Of
freight from Deer Lodge.
J. Vesnvius Bogcrt sells corner lots at
Boxeman and writes pathetic agraphs
for the nine. column Courier.
Pete Roman n oYrevet sn0icv and herlter
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THE OFFICIAL COUNT.

The Territorial Canvassing Board, con.
ststtng Of Gov. P,tts, Marshal Botkin and
Treasurer Weston, met In the GOVERNOR
Office 1t Helena on last Tuesday and can.
vassed the returns on the vote for Delegate
to Congress, which resulted Is follows:
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

400, 900 New York and Key
West Cigars to arrive in a few days,
at l.. &. Fyhrie & Co.'S
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

THE DEDERICK HAY PRESS.
Four styles just received by The John
w. Lowell Wagon Company.
Meas Club Skates,
Boys Club Skates,
Ladies' Skates,
1t DARTS,
s~~s~~>>>~~>>~
KEEP OUT THE COLD!
Weather stripe for doors and windows,
1t DARTS.
House or rooms to ront. Inquire OF
Geo. h. savage.
New styles Fancy Lamps It
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

just received at sutts' Furniture Store Blackwell.
nut Bedroom Suits, Rcdsteads, Cot Beds. A fine
Il eof Rockers. Mattresses, ChrMmos, Panel Pic.
lures. Photograph Frames, Picture Nails, Brackets,
Toilet C.Ses. Efc.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS, Strrescopss and Views.
a he Dillon furniture Sure.
Racine Carriage Company's celebrated Spring
WagOns are the bOss Al Senree. Ferris II White's
For new Hat 70 to sweet T baldwin.s.
hrec. Ferris 4 Whites.
All kinds al StDves ut Darts.
~~~~~s~~~~>
Plenty OF Heating Stoves, Tor COAL, 1t Darts.
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- 4 good Havan. Cigar can bs had ~
Hisschnan's Kentucky Whisky Depot -

For California Underwear go to Sweet & Bald
wins. TmEv KEEP THt HEsT.
We INV hav. the tine I II, ~ com ,l.te stock
If GROCERIES, in Dillon, which we will sell
ut low figures for cash.
SWEET q RAJ vNvyIN
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Call ut Sweet l. baldwin and look at their new
sto X Of Shirts and Gloves.
\ new invoice nf bmts and Overshoes lust re-
ccivsL at Sweet h b .livvin's.
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Send in vour orders for cakes of ali descriptions
which will receive prompt and careful attention Al
(iIv Rikerv
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

Mrs. ]. T. Dinglev h agent for the light
running Home Sewing Machine.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

1oOd News for Dillon!!!
In connee'ion with the CITY Bakery the psopristor
hax opened u Conteeto~ ~ Stand, where will be
ousd ut xll times II choice selection AZ Homemade
Candy. daily made and guaranteed fresh and good.
Proprietos.
The Furniture Store at Dilinn Is again In full
blast, and all who are in need of Furniture will
sd il to their interest 10 buy Ut o0ce am seiog
goods way down. f. w. BurTx
stock Of Picture Frames, Mos!disgs. &c.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

If you want any pure California
Wines, call at L. G.. F. & Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

A fine assortment of Mems Diagonal Dress Suits
just received At r. w. Poindexter's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

SKATES, in variety, ut Kirkpatrick Bros.
~~~~~~~~-~~~~.
An elegant line of Ladies and Misses skirts 4
kirkpatrick Bros.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

00ho0l 800ho
Copy hooks states pencils, school satchels etc., etc
~ Weixhlsran's.
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Get Dillon OAAsy Cigar VI =. Airschman's.
~~~~~~~ss~~Hsrssrssss>~~
GOOD 361VV0
~ tAO people o1 0Al1oa Aas3
V10aA1sy.w
D. Lansat having ~ esoasy Il IL ueetavsss
H~vasdias u, a. sslli.G Gal q Dillea, viN d
lsspassa = fsiaisA IL wAs nay visA = b1y, q
Olace with Jno w. Lowell.
Fine Psrlos Stoves ut Darts. i.
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CLOTHING SALE,

CLOTHING SALE,
Sands . B0yce, 1t Butte, are closing out
their entire stock Of Clothing In order to
eaake room for more important and special
ing ON. buyers will have an Opportunity Ia
suppiy themselves " from W to 80 per
cent. under the market prices. The sale
WiN C0ntanae until the entire stock n closed
nmk.
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T0A1Ot .AE1A0l0oS
Mirrors, cosnus, brushes, s01pe, perfumes, pow.
det:: etc. hiacknx 6rushess tfsnch polish, &c. DC.
At Wesxhtman's
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0@0AOEs0 1snRnxAoa.
II, Aeerschaum and br,sr pipes. cigar holders and
the naeat brands VI tobacco and cKars may be had
VI Weiyhl'nAn's Variety Store Y, D. Buildiag.
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S4OVV 1S111W00OV X0HG3.
George II. Savage has opened Y Lumber Yard
krcp complete assortment Of building Material.
The D.llon Daisy is the hest Cigar in town, C..
tlisschmai., sole agent
Rain wagons-the Freightsr's Favorite--at Sc.
bree, Ferris 4 Whites.
The l.edcricx Hay Prsss. Remember the place.
At the Fish Wagon Depot.
The Cassidy Sulky Piow has no landslide, hut It
takes the cake and dcfcs competition. To bc had
At Schrec, Ferris Il Whites.
Decorated China AID MajuIica Ware, ut Dart.
~~~~~o<~~~ -~>~~~><~~~~~
New EN'1s constantly arriving ut Darts.
st received, at sweet Il d llwin $, u fine stock
81 Hats and Gaps.
A-Ux Your nx4Assa1.OS1 IsaeauDxro
aAAAeA 11n ported 71r01aGa1o0
and 0i9Azr0
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Letter payer, Noe paper envelopes, inks, ink.
stands, pens, pencils. rubber ,lads yi,xe xiusses
and ..i''ust every thing in the stationery ii,e, ut
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patrick Bros.
Al SWEET 4 BALDWINS
just received = car load of Sugar.
just received \ car Of Fresh Corn Meal.
just received car Of Liverpool Salt .
just received \ Cur Of Canned Goods.
Just received 4 car of Soap.
just received n car ot Kegs. Demijohns, Wash
Boards, etc.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

AT THE OLD LOG STORE
You will still find
0VvDT - BALDWIN
With large and finely selected stock Of Groceries
and General Merchandise. Do not fail to give them
call. for you will find Il to your interest to try their
goods and prices.
Horse Prairie Butter, nice and sweet, at Kirkpat-
rick Bros.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

A full stock of Boys and children's Suits. at r
". Pondexters.
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Before buying elsewhere call and sec the Christ
mas Toys at Mrs. L. E. HansOn's.
Thirty different brands of Cigars to choose from
at Eastman's.
Examine the Fancy Articles for sale at East,nan's.
Newspapers and Periodicals for sale at East.
mans.
Il you want Book, Magazine or Newspaper go
to Eastman's. II not in stock he will send and get
It for you.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

An immense stock Of Glassware, of all descrip-
tons, also. a full line Of Qaeensware, at r. w
Poindex ter's
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Instruments: Violins. guitars, bAnjns, ACCORDION
Astes cosaeer.aasAs, hxsinunigzns, el:. Also. she
Mus.c >acheis. At We,ghsman's.
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1lAnk 80oha,
Account books, letter prcss copying bucks and &C
countAnt's stationery, at Wsiyhlaaai's.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Ho FOR THE HOLIDAYS F.!

Ihave just received u new lot OF Dolls, China Tea
sets. handkerchief Bo ses. Work Boxes, Japanese
APPS. Hats Ornaments, Zephyrs, Hair Ornaments.
Gents Hose, ETC., which I will offer at the lowest
prices until after the Holidays.
Mas NJ. \. DINGLEY.
>~>~~r<--~~-~~~>~~~-~-~->c
100 barrels OF Kentucky Whistles in
bond, by l.. G. Fyhrie g. Co.
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Fresh bird sesd. fresh candies and nuts, and fruit
n SEASON, vt Weivhhnan'a.
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OI0Ck
nightly in the rooms occupied by the Mar
ried Mems Club at Virginia CITY. 1t is as
serted that the new spaper printed in TIM,
town does not dare to give publicity to In.
wicked doings prrpetrated within the Sc
cret Jurisdiction Of the club, the meeting,
Of which excite the suppressed curiosity q
the entire female population Of that sectior
Of Montana.
A complimentary copy Of Knights Blu
stness Directory of Miles City has been re-
cetved at this office. The preface tn tn.
work Is an elaborate advertising senduf
for Miles City, while the body of the bool
Is devoted to an alphabetical classification
OF the inhabitants Of that city. 1t is vel
gotten NJ hook, and will be the means a
extensively advertising the business of tn,
growing city Of the Yellowstone Valley.
The list Of January, 1854, will soon b,
here, and negligent owners Of quartz prop
erty are once more reminded thst they ar,
reqatred to do representation work by tn,
laws Of the United States on or before tina
date or they will be liable to lose thei,
claims. Ample time and warning ha,
been given, and claim owners will have n,
one to blame. but themselves If they forfei
their rights BY not attending to their prop
erty in time.
All attempts heretofore made to close tn,
business houses OF Dillon on SUNDAYS hav,
proven failures. The trading public persis
In wanting to do the bulk of their tradinf
on the Lords Day, and this compels oul
merchants-(who are all piously inclin
ed(-to do business on that day. Il seem,
M Il the plan Of shutting up business place,
on Sundays might be carried into execu
ton during this winter. Our merchant
clerks and salesmen need one day Of repos,
In the week with the rest Of mankind.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

Everything In the smuking line except \ brick
chimney. can be bought cheap vt Easlman's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

Fine Pxrlor Stoves ut Darts, =.
=, -.
Base Heaters, Tor c0al or wood, u Darts.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16

Kirkpatrick Rros. have obtained the
sole right for this County, for the best
Steam Cooker yet invented. 1t Is sim.
pie, easy to clean, cooks rice or milk
without amy possibility Of scorching,
and gives potatoes and other vegetables
= finer flavor than when cooked in
water. There are three sizes, all at
low prices.
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To The Ladies',
II the wash water is hard, or you
wish to save half the labor Of wash.day,
send round to Kirkpatrtck's and get 4
bar Of SIDDALL'S SOAP.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-06-14
Our CcIored School.

Editor Home Journal:
VIII you please allow me II small
space IN your valuable paper TO say Il
few words in behalf Of our colored
school Of Winchester, under the control
and management Prof u. a. Town
send, who is lGborjng 50 earnestly for
The promotion and education Of his
people, and whose services they cannot
well at present dispense with. ] attcnd-
ed the examination exercises Of this
school, which commenced on the Goth
u't and closed Friday night, June Sd.
The students acquitted themselves in n
very scholarly manner, which plainly
showed that they bal not been idIng
away their time, and that Prof. T. had
discharged his duties in way that called
!orlh the pIaudits Of his patrons; and
Judging from the interest manifested by
them, 1t plainly showed that they were
not unconscious Of the great benefit he
had been to them in educating and
moraIIling their children, The classes
all acquitted themselves exceedingly
well, especially those in Grammar, His
tory, Arithmetic and Algebra. Indeed,
never saw any scholars that could
with more ease solve the hard and knot
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pac!1erd lteme.
The following items, from our regular
correspondent, ~" we're intended for

7TTo TDTTDWiDI, ,Io,n- IIr0f,1 n,tr ,,oI1,,1 a q,
- ''''p""s .'',,''' '''''' Y"' ,' ',"'
correspondent ~ we're intended Tor
last weeks issue, but crowded out:
The hui,1i,g G,r tbo no,y stoom Gonr.
inc nil Is oIont c",nmlc,ed and tGo
machinery Los arrived
Mr.. Ed Birrbennngb wbn r-,s =
steam saY.milJ here boI tbe misfortune,
a few, davs ooo ,o ont eli NJ his fngcrs
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Fer County Register.

We are authorized to announce r. y.
Tuckcra candidate for Register OF Franklin
county, ut the next August election
We are authorized To announce y. Il. Mar
tin candidate for Register OF Franklin coun-
~ at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce Slant. Den
son a candidate for Register Of Franklin COM
" at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce J. Il. Ash
ley candidate ior reelection to the Office OF
Register Of Franklin county.
We are authorized to announce Al. Gar
ncra candidate for Register Of Franklin coun-
ty, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce 4. H. lbct-
ter known as "Doc') Oliver candidate for
Register oi Franklin county, at the ensuing
election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-06-14
HOY 20 Manage FELIX and
Butter.

Filter Ham. T,rr,ol.
! nave recn frequently asked to gre
my method Of managing milk and but
ter, aud to make one answer for all. |
i,yo ,.n,lpl.d to .,.wor hrorrb tbo
,I '''''S" -. r'N
"'"' ''"'' " "o'oo'"c ''''''' /" our ''''i''l'
Inc first thing necessary in keeping
good mill; and butter, is Il cool, clean
Mace Z, keen, II +, crJ the yo.arls in
II., =. n',I
' ".." 10 "'I ~ ''"l""S"'J '''""'
sa"!',d and summed. Large, shallow
til vessels are best TO keep milk in, as il
will c.ol ouickcr and nat e,ur So .non
,.,o. ..,rd. ,,;i. :, o,oI,5 or,.r 1.,.,,.,,
~ '"'' '''''" '' '''''' "'''' ' "'" Il
from Inc cow '"c more cream VIII rise
on it. Milk should stand from - to 3G
hours before sGimming. The cream
shoU!d never be allowed to icrmcnt be-
fore churnlng, rs 1t will spoil the butter.
\ stone jar is best to keep the milk or
cream to be churncd. The temperature
lat which milk is kept before and at
churniug is great item in making good
butter If too warm, it will make the
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The Railroad 4cncls.

To those who love to talk about pay
ing no bonds but the Hermitage, Capt.
toI, and Agricultural Bureau bonds
who claim that the State has nothing
else to show for what she has paid out
who cannot see any benefit derived
from laIlr,ads-w We commend the follow
Inc extract from the speech Of Hon. d.
= Cooper;
From the amount invested in rail
roads, we have received back more than
twcnty-onc million dollars directly, or
more than Fifty per cent. We have
had our taxable values increased fully
$I5G Gee eco, from which we have real.
i2cd taxes for Il quarter of century.
The roads themselves for years have
been paving taxes to the State, counties
and corporations, and have to lay their
part Of the burden for all time to come
"A permanent asset, rs it We're, in our
hands-productive Of commercial life,
health and activity; a blessing to all.
" :" What citizen
Of the State saved from the wreck of His
fortune as much as the State of Tenncs-
sec, more than fifty per cent? Ten
ncsscc has done this, ard the system is
yet, and will for all time to come con.
tlnuc to be Il source Of revenue to her
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CO TO Work.

Il mature had her way, the monarch
.of this world would be the greatest
works, and the only order of mobility
composed Of those that achieve the
largest and best results Labor is lies
great function. With spade and pillow,
with shaft and furnace, with fire and
steam, amidst the noise and whirl Of
swift aud bright machinery, abroad in
the silent fields under the rolling sky
everywhere and always man must work,
always by experimenting, pushing, pro.
crossing, He is a man only when he
works-he is faithful to lies great law
aud Gods express will, only as he tolls
on In imitation of the nature that sup.
ports him.
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STOCKING In

RsG' All these fabrics w,c made Of m,
woOl Ms he is dctcrmintdt.e 10 .lfli,
material or cotton, and gu.iocs tLis 10 HI,
customers.
He will exchange thee D. fer wool, o.
pay the highest market prin ca,h. viii
receive barter, such as ButtFpgs, yercta.
blcs, Poultry, Lard, Bacon,
lie is also prepared to caigool intorolls
in the best style, and rcrocly solieits hi,
patronage. Price only ZIG li,s rcrrorrd
Tor all delivered at the Fay. Whn dc.
livcrcd at the Railroad DcpG viii 60 tlue
for it, return it, and charge cents. Mn
also card Wool on TIE tell.
All conSignmcnts, orders, sent to lin
will be promptly and carciul.,,t, 6edto.
At his Mills there ~ a cnod;ous ward
enclosed by good fence, whdcam. winh
safe Also large room ior I, Ms who ltv
to stay over night on two.
JAMES VI. GtFIN,
mar2rly VIM ter, Tenn.
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Save the Fruit.

A jackson, Tenn, correspondent O
the Nashville American closes an articl,
with the following sensible and umel,
remarks;
-four people knew the value Of fruit
they would make as much money thi.
year out Of their fruit as out Of THEN
wheat.
Suppose every family in the State
having fruit trees would prepare to dry
their iruitNnd take care Of it, what an
immense amount Of money 1t would
bring in. Every tree is loaded this
year, and there is scarcely farm any
where ihat has not fruit trees.
This is work that children can do,
and will in time come to realize what
other laboring people have found ont,
that all who are able in a family must
work Children must be at school or at
work 1t is true, with such limited OPP
portunitics for the want Of diversified
pursuits, We can't expect as much from
u family as in some countrcs-but here
is a work--takiug care of and drying
fruit, that women and children may per-
form and it will bring them the neccssa-
rios of life.
VIII not our merchants all over the
State encourage the people to dry their
fruit and then buy it from them and
ship it, 0
a little encouragement Of this kind to
poor people who have never known
economy and don't really know what to
do, often accomplishcs something.
Oar wheat anl wheat crops, if well
taken care Of this year, and sold and
shipped, will make a great change in
our financial condition