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The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.

On last Tuesday, about noon, two mi.
oners escaped from the County jail. !,
being noon time the prisoners were allow
ed the latitude Of the Jail yard, which !.
surrounded by high fence. It is supn x, :,
that the prisoners effected their escape hx
getting on the shoulders OF tall sllow
prisoner and scaling the fence. Sheriff
Reinhardt tracked them through the sofi
ground Of Axes field, but they took refuge
and concealed themselves In the th;sl
brush on the Blacktail, near Dillon. Moth.
Ing has been heard Of them since they made
their escape. Jack Gilmartin, one Of the
prisoners, is charged with stealing the cal, .
pet.bag Of w. Tate Taylor which contair.
ed jewelry and valuable papers. Iohn
Preston, the other prisoner, is charged with
slashing Hoffman with a razor at the ser.
ton cabin near Barrels Station. In orr
advertising columns Sheriff Reinhardt Of
fers reward Of $500 for the capture Of the
prisoners, and gives description Of the
escaped men.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09
WANTS TO ENFORCE MOB Law.

a correspondent In Ruby Valley writes:
'Numer0us instances Of malicious mischief.
such ~ shooting cattle and other william.
GUS acts against the property Of citizens
have been perpetrated In this valley lately.
Public opinion almost always points out
the Villains, but as such despicable deeds
are Committed In the night, while honest
people are In bed. the difficulty usually Is
getting the pr0of to convict. Mr.. Crane
has proof positive Of the shooting Of one
his cows. and will Icy the matter before the
next grand jury. While law.abiding citi.
Gems do not justify mobs, this Is case and
now IL the time to show such scoundrels
that justice does not always await the Slow
process Of trials In county courts" Grant.
ing that the grievance complained Of by
our correspondent b great we are Of opin.
ion that . grand jury, not Z mob, would
deal with the offenders as they deserve
While our courts have ample power tc
punish these seoundrels Z resort To moi
law would be disgrace to = law.upholdine
people.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09
PnOCH8DIN0O OF T0E c0,,~r,,
COlGNI01lONHns

The Board Of County Com,ni,,ioc.,. =.
Bsaverbeed County met At the Ci.r.",s
Office In the Court House on last MOI
the 4th. Present-C. w. Tuvner, chs;,,,ssvv
and Commiasioners Metlen and Io"s .
and Phil: d. McGough, clerk to the Roard
The Board In . three days session . 49,
amined and allowed large number Of M NJ.
an the general, contingent, poor and ID r r,.'s
funds. The largest allowance was m ', ~ =
general fund-$l473.so. On the c or t',e
gent fund 1854; on the poor f;,na
$36S49; and on the road fund, $,l8.6s.
The work before the Board wa. A..
patched with promptness and in system.
attic manner. The Board appointed a fn,,
list Of precinct judges, for the Novem H..
election, which will appear In the new,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS.

The Annual Conference Of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church (South) closed at
Butte on last Sunday. The appointments
for the ensuing year are as follows: ilel.
ena District, L. B. Stateler, Presiding FL.
der; Yellowstone Valley, to be supplied :;
Bozeman, M. ID. Hortenberry; Willow
Greek, ]. B. Whitford; Boulder Station, to
be supplied; Helena Station, to be supplied ::
Helena Circuit, to be supplied; Centerville'
R. S. Clark; Fort Benton, to be supplied !:
Sun River, to be supplied. Butte District,
E. ]. Stanley, Presiding Elder; Butte Sta.
ton, to be supplied; Deer Lodge Circuit,
to be supplied; Stevensville, E. ]. STANLEY !;
T. w. Flowers, supernumerarv.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

Escaped fsom thc Beavesacaj Cos,say Jail Ut
Dillon. Montana. 90 fvesday. September sth, ssas,
john Prrssna and John Gilmastia. Ths escaps1
prisoners arc described Is follows:
JOHN PRESTON. Age. ahs'st Is years; hight,
live tert and nine inches: weixha, rs Posas: Night
csnplexioa and reddish face; hair Hight; museacae
JOHN GII.MAR1tN. Age. aboss u. y,sss;
weight ,Ss pounds: hight ave Rest and nae aaeass:
black hair. siightly mtxed with gray; gray eyes:
thin sustache; walks erect
will pay y reward II osno Tor thu appschsnsioa
nf the a6ose escaped psisoaess. ~ - Eur each a.
either Of them.
DAVID r. RElNHARDT,
Sheriff at BeavesheaA ca, ~. r.
O.lloa, Moasaaa, Sect 9. sssa.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09


The Democrats 0 Stlves how County
1t ne eooaey eoavsntsoe On ne ise inss
,@ s..s t S..,,ss.". ~. .. "a occsse,
r. : Sisst s Tr.....sr DAWN I. Welch,
n.. :. ~. C.,.n i..;.s. s"ss.or
- Hi.s. ...~. C...s.;s.i,,ns~ VIM
V;a. ~. $500 S.y.,,ss;n,ssdsrs Ia. II
= HS ~;;.. w. A''
James w. Davis, . book.keeper for Par
chen 4 D'Acheul At Butte, says the DALI
/ssev Aoxskais, has sloped for parts un'
known. Devi:' deviimsne cons's'eo On ~
CRIME OF oe'auIt'ng ~ tne sum % ~. ssse .,...
tnousAI'o co.Ia1s: "ne" ns "e". '''o =. ~ =
emP'Cy o. inc nIm ne W. - - ~
ennrcn moose oos suppose e.m 49, ~ o" .r.c ~
nones. poseIy oa"! ,n',. u.s." "S .hscLs
.sP'ns E,' s"o p'.yms .s .
1u1'oe. pa'''cu'.F" a'e "n"eees'
! Building continues to be energetscauy
pushed ahead In Dillon. Senree, Ferns
Whites new brick bank Dui'oing y nesL.
ing completion. The Fynrie,Enel PITCH
o oeiso;ne Is looming up, WIN -. .lis ds;iy
W..". y.... essISsS w 100000. "a
S.'s,S1 pu..s = IsN =. .'. ~. Tbo nm
July ~ s. cos ~ so, s. !d;o;n;nv
~" ca,;s1;" I'll. 60 Oths~ homses
Ill, +. h,,,i. 49,. ~, ~. ...s.on cio.es
~ ..',' S@...s -. ,,."S,~,. rY...
Ia Toms butcher snop,at .ngl"'a lily
.stey Joe Airoy tne Pracucai joker, sns1ne.
,uIly sold the Msdasesaas reporter 0e1o,e
orsaknst, ana oesore tne sePos'eI my W..
eneo up ms slogg'sn WIS Win 9 mo nt y.
.Aoo - tvs w. e'1s y. ~" ,S
49, a.As ~ ~ os1sE ~"u sSy e1.s'S -.
DAMAGE NJ The rsnorter's moral charac,er.
II he has sny. There Is NO law to out .
s,on 10 this. and Kirsv Il on IL. he'd. eyed.
4 n.. ,-,.s . ...,.... 49,. -. ..,,,,,
.,.c..;. s, 80. =. ~ .k.s ~, -. .,...ts
81 n;i,o. ~. nc,;.e S' NV. ~. s.sd;
a.. 80 49, S;s u.s. e h,,u n.ss
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,"i lii ~ y. go 49,. :" ~. H. .h.e NJ.
rrs wh - . s~s ~ 49, .s 80. AZ.
lila i;.h,r;n,, .n.,,d ~ -. .,ronv enough
-. ssv. sn,,," e. ~ ..nd,ds... .s5oss r.
cen,ive tr;cI. n tie trade Of polit;c. viii
~. ~ .t..,;',. - h.,,,,h,n,;n, HI. rsor,.
49, Nv. " ioa .S."'s ~ "'"''"ss"s %'~ p~0r'~
wy '0"ss' .. -.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

To wait until you are In bed with disease
height Of folly. when you might be easily
cured during the easiv symptoms BY Pa.
ker's Ginger Tonic. We have known sick.
ly families made the healthiest, by a timely
use Of this pure medicine
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

The Register and Receiver Of the Hell.
ena Land Office have received the follow
ing letter from the General Land Office At
Washington. It relates to 4 matter In
which miners and others are interested:
GgNkRAL LAND OpplcE,
WAssslNsroN. ID. C.. Aug. a. iSas.
Register sad Reeeivss. Helena. Montana:
G.NTLglGEN--In accordance with the
order Of the Hon. Secretary Of the Interior
dated the 7Ist instant, 10 the Register and
Receiver At Leadvilie, Col, you are In.
structed not to permit any entries Of placer
claims exceeding twenty (9o) acres In any
one application, until further Instructions
from this office.
vesy Respectfully.
l. HARRISON,
Acting Commiss3ones.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09
MONTANA CONDENSED.

The Boulder gold mill Is to be changed
into silver mill.
There are many vacant houses Butte in
ut the present time.
One day last week six opium smokers
were arrested at Boseman.
The Boxeman races commenced on the
sth. No fast time was made.
Town lots at Centerville, Missouri Val.
ley, are selling At $Ioo apiece.
The privilege Of running whisky mill
at the Bozeman races sold for $768.so. a
Nearly all the harvesting In Montana
this year has been done with self.binders.
Bishop hargrove will dedicate the M. e.
Church, South, at Stevensville on the 10th.
This side Of Billings the N. p. track u
being laid At the rate Of one mile per day.
The track Of the Utah and Northern win
be laid to Deer Lodge by September 18TH.
Horse thieves are reported to be thick In
the Muscelshell and Yellowstone country,
The premiums to be awarded at the Ter.
ritorial Fair, at Helena, aggregate over
5000.
Tilton's cherry trees, At Virginia City.
have arrived Al maturity and yielded we'll
this year.
Large forest fires are reported to be rag.
ing Deer inLodge and other counties Of the
Territory.
At the race track at Helena by the burst.
ing Of shot gun 4 colored boy lost his
left thumb.
One Eastman, of Helena, fished whole
week In ths Big Blackfoot and never caught
one nibble.
A number Of new trading posts are to be
established on the Missouri River, below
Fort Benton.
Lately At Benton Gulch mountain lion
was killed that measured six feet nine
inches In length.
It is expected that there will be an In.
crease Of nearly 1000 votes in Gallatin
County this fall.
The River Press, at Benton, has been in.
corporated. Capital stock $4,000, divided
into 400 shares.
The new Masonic Temple, At Boxeman,
will be Of brick, with iron and glass front
and metal root.
The Butte Smelling Company with q
capital stock Of $4,000 have filed articles
Of incorporation.
Men who wear plug hats In Missoula
have 10 carry guns In their coat.tail pockets
to protect the hats.
On last Sunday. at Bedford, Or. II. B.
6arkley stabbed George Slawson. Bark.
ley is under arrest.
The new Court House Of Meashe,
Ccunty will be finished In time Tor the M
term Of District Court.
The Waterloo Pottery, In the Jefferson
Valley. Is turning out as good pottery wart
~ any works In the States.
Graders on the Northern Pacific. men,
Fort Ellis, discovered the skeleton Of a mas
tadon tn an excellent state Of preservation
Il Anthony Wleson, employed At Ennis
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

sHIrH-EAININC.-O s.n,,a... e-..-.
Sun Estes. r., Nj. Carroll SmisS ~. -. = M ssss
veshesS c y. Haintn9. both Of nisch ca ~
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS,


II have eioesa NJ pAoon 0alDssy foe two apssshs,
whssA win spsa aepia IL iaeees r.. e ossse~s.
0ssnaale. Sspe oh ~. Artist.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

The youthful color and a rich lustre are
restored to faded or gray hair by the use Of
Parker's Hair Balsa,n, harmless dressing
highly esteemed for its perfume and purity.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

By middle aged mar, employment in almost any
kind Of husiness where great physical strength
is mt required. I. practical and competent book
keeper, ~ double or single entry. Inquire 1t this
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09


NOTICE Is HERkRY GtVKN the aual,aisd
~ sectsxs II Scanol District nnssisr ten TO.
Reaverhcad County. MoaeAaa, that IN slgctiua will
he held at the Schonl tseus. in said district IN
Wednesday,. september s7ta. 'Sss: at which election
WIZ ~ s",s h .ne "ah, wing p.1Pos.', , s
If said district ~ sell Iss numbered u. "a. H. ~
*. a. y. - and 70. in Block two H., Dillon Town.
site. and ~ sell IAAs nuuhcrcd l. ,. 4. 4, {. &
and N. In Block fifteen U.s., In Dillon Tnwnsite, and
w the Trustees n aaid district to sell any " Ill n
a~'ve mentioned hits. they may deem tn the hest
interests nj the district. t.+
and. Authorizing the RMr.i vi Trustees II said
district II buy nlt az Black 10y sixteen in Oillor
r"wnsitc. for srhssh purposes.
.wd; Authorizing the Board Ut Trustees Of said
District 10 build suitable SChMl Building and 60,
furnishing and fencing the same In suitable man
ncs. and for ths issaancs Of Ranas. In the sasn o
1haoo (.ia Thousand darsl for the puspasc q rails
ing fpds n huild, furnish aad fence said building
Polls viii hc open h<twecn the hours Of !. m
and O'Clock, ?. in.s e.
G. ]. Thomson, ITrussecx.
w. o. CARTER.
n
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

OF the sfown-Davis and New York Singer man.
ufaetuve are for sale at the store Of r. W Posndex
ter, local agent tor these machines at Dillon and
for Beaveshead County. Those wanting first.
class Sewing Machine will do well to see these ma.
chimes before purchasing elsewhere.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

Ladies, Misses and Children's Muslin Under
weas-a fine assortment at Mrs. l. e. Hanson's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

DILLON LETTER LIST.

DILLON LETTER LIST.
List Of letters remaining In the Post Once ~ nd
Ion. Beaverhcad CO.. Moutana for thu wes or 4
ing On Sept Sth, iSSs WHICH u ntN Ss..s" ~
70 viii be sen. 20 the Dead Latter Once.
6sinklsy. Al Nisewarns!, NJ
Ouncan. Frank Peterson, A
Mack, II Schumacher,
McDonnell Pat Thomas, G
Mcneil, Daniel Wall. John ,,;n
Psssaos calling (nr IN, If the above !ct!S'ip nj
please -sadvss,issd." .WEIGATAAN' '''''
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09
FRUIT STAND.

large lat Of cheap Bedstsads just received u,
the Dillon fusnlNass Store. II
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09
MOI ab09 b

Mr.. A. J. Lyoas, formerly Of Glendale. wsnt ,ha :"
inform lis many iends throughout the country tna
he 10 located At No. $40 Main Street, bn's s;nds Of
tana where he is fully prepared to DC ~ otk war
ranaed lar one yeis, and written guarantee gSSs
for every watch repaired. Money will DC Ie ,f
after sx months trial Il the work proves
tory. Work seat BY mail a. sxpress q" Wt mX
MATCHMAKER and Jsweler,
tss-,N Butte. Montana
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

AstoA12on 9xa1leaO1os
A go.M stock of Builders Hardware NAV be fount
at the Hardware Store of Gen. w. Dart.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

II YOU want nice baby bpggy, call It the Dillon
Furniture Store and see the new reversible handle
carriages. Prices reasonable. II
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

viii, he ut the Gs,odrich HOUSE, in Dillon, sos
two ~ three weeks and will attend n all hsasiees ia
INV line, H. TAl.DOTT.
lao al Dssseist
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09
lhe Ra1bw ti,sse.
Published EHEKT SATSx0A1
u. Risl'NDADE. Pvsls ssspa AM Pnosassssa.
BUSINESS LOCALS,

BUSINESS LOCALS.
oasa xA1,o0sS4 1eeaeSzss
aAsa oA0aro
q.
x1u1U0xY WU1KY DU09.
.>~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~.
~ 4 essl 1svass Olga. a. b I'D q
G. Ai'''A.aa's xs.sssay WHY psp's IA
John Wei9hsman's.
n'.ssi"*. ::joss Wsh,"s ss: S"'s '"f'' '''
Fines. lmpo.,sd and Domestic Cigars. Pipes and
Fresh Candies, Nuts Of unsurpassed excellence
and bird Seed. at John We,ehtman'A
Pictures in great variety. Picture Noulding< Of
stvle and hnish Nj and Furniture, at the
DUn Furniture Store.
x9leasAns Dreams.
ITO sleep. perchanee to dream, All. there's the
evil drsAms 10 ehs fulnse. While ressinR upna .
he'd made on The DusSle Spiral spr;ngs nothing
hut pleasant dreams NAV Be expected.
springs On your bed and should they tail 10 please.
~il! re,nose Them free Of enst
~tlAWS.ES ONEENs
Agent for Beaveshesd Co.
-0-~~---~~-~~~-----~~~>
LODGING.
Mrs. f. ,.,s; e: who's esss q , bushes;
Of d. J. Hevfron, in Hotel Block, which III. has
itted up for . Millinery Store and Lodging Hose.
l~'dgers will he accommodated At the new place.
---~~--~--~-----o>~~~-~>~
AT - 0A1oAx1n
n 0soAAA T1AEooA0e.
have on hand u Horse Power Portable En-.
cali on or Adde'S john ". ioENI-
--~--~.-~---~~-~-~--.~~ 0'''0"'
Kirkpatrick Bros. have opened their new stock Of
>~~~~er1~-o-~.e-.~..o
The finest and largest stock Vt Bows Clothin1
/" No"' Just received At kirkpa'riek Bros store.
D~,ev D.ssAss.
sor. s ",Se g. e M DSn
carri.xss. Prices .'I reasonable No e." e "'"S'e
,arr. Ia. Of es.ap aed.txad. iu., received a,
tho Dillon Furalsnrs Store. II
FRUIT STAND.
Fruits of all Kinds. in season, =. John Weight.
.~--~~c>.@ $1,000 ,e'
tn: ssS s,,: :. Erns, Of New Music %
a.
just received u, BUTTS Furniture Store Blackwell.
nut ncsroc'n Suits. Bedsteads, Cot Beds. 4 fins
.srx., Phot.xrsph Frames, Picture Nails. Brackets
'"'e' Eases: INC.
Axc.i stock of suiids,:: Ha.dw.ss may b. found
at '"s Hardware Store Of Gen. W. Dart.
i%ns";s rs.s. of Dry Gds just received a.
Tho lovs,,est INV Csir,s =, E;rIn,,,,c. y-,.
:.s,..,
FOTATO D1t'GERS.
The lah0r saving P,ttsburv Potato Dixver. Inn.
W. Lowell wells this digger.
~" - SssS nsNcS! !" Ace ~Seasns treSh home.
~' >~.- ~,. 49,. ".
.w f,; Gherriss and Peaches received by
~''~"" "''s -. WV S~.."".a rt"'t S"'ss'
Send In your orders fr cakes Of ali dcscr;p,;ons.
which will receive prmnpt and careful attrntiun Al
City bakery. ~'>~'-'' ~
Good News fur Dill0n!i!
In connection with the CITY bakery e]r uroprietor
has Opened Confectionery stand whefe win h.
E,,s1 .tu1n
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

view 1sAxnAt VA1rOe
just received ut Butts Furniture Store Blackwell.
nut hcdroom Suits, Hedstsads, Cot Beds. A fins
line Of Rockers, Mattresses, Chromos, Panel Pic.
lures Photograph Frames, Picture Nails, Brackets
Toilet Cases, Etc. - =
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09
isS9e1 s. Aeelenaaaea.

1A' ea1vs sy. 1ssnss xse.s ~ a -:
Martin ,Gasansis, he slx.Issosr. Ns1'
lnaAea b AeSle0asaea'
The Territorial Democratic Convention
assembled It Butte City On last Monday,
the 1th inst. Wash ]. Mccormick, OF NM:
souls, was made Chairman. One hundred
and 6fty.six delegates were representeo IN
one way a. the other. The first days pro-
ceedines were, for all intents and purposes
q Maainnis farce-with Voolfolk playing
the role Of Maginnis.
Aiter the organization OF the Convention
and pending the report Of the Platform,
Committee, Hon. Wash Stapleton moved
to retire the rules and proceed to nominate
q candidate far Delegate.
Nominations being In order Hon. Alec.
E. Mayhem, Of Deer Lodge, and Hon. zoe
K. Toole and Col. A. M. Voolfolk, OF Hell.
enc, were put in nomination.
The convention proceeded to vote tSs0
veee. The first ballot resulted
A. n. Voolfolk. ....................".7i
A. r. Mayhem ..........'........'".R
j. NJ 10OIe. ..........ss...'''''"
wole number of votes cast.
Necessary to choice. .."........:. ~
No choice having been made the con-
vention, on motion, took recess Of twen-
~ minutes.
On reassembling an effort was made 10
throw out the "a votes Of Custer County,
which were cast by Mr.. Tom Edwards, Of
Boxeman. But as the convention had al.
lowed the votes by resolution X refused by
4 vote Of 96 to ~ to reconsider.
The convention again proceeded to vote
for Delegate with the following result:
W00l10lk
M3yuSW.... 80
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

have on hand - fioess Power Portable En-.
g'ns and y inch JL Case Agi&eDr Separator which
has been offered in this Territory For particulars
call ON or address JOHN W. LOWELL
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

The finest and largest stock VI Bows Clothing
In Dillon, just received ut kirkpatrick Bros store.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

Immense stuck Of Dry Gnpds just received ut
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

kirkpatrick Bros. have opened their new stock
Boots. Shoes and slippers this week.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

FRUIT STAND.
Fruits If all kinds, In season, 1t John Weight.
mans stand. In the Postodice Building.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09
BOO REWARD

~ So VebeV oeSS - ~
w. q. CARTER,
m. Ss.nf 4 a0R1
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

Mrs: l. T. Hanson, whose place Of business was
burned in the late 6re has purchased the residsnce
lifted up for Millinery Store and Lodging HOSE.
lAdxers will he accommodated at the new place.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

100 barrels Of Kentucky Whistles In
bond, by L. G. Fvhrie B Co.
It you want any pure California
Wines, call ut L. G.. F. & Co.'s,
9oo, 900 New York and Key
West Cigars to arrive in few days,
at l.. G.. Fyhrie & Co.'S,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

From ten to twenty per cent saved by
buying your Barhed Wire Of John ". Low.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

ITO sleep. prrchance to dream, All. there's the
:uh." Shakespeare seems 70 nave had horror Of
evil dreams IN ~ fulnfe. While re.tng upne .
he'd made on the DusSIe Spiral Springs nothing
hut pleasant dreams NAV be expected.
The agent will place = set Of these wonderful
springs your bed and should they tail 10 please,
will resnose Them tree Of cnst
CHARLES GREEN,
Agent for Reaveshesd Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

\ large and choice selection of New Music 70.
the AutOph.,nc, ut Butts Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

II 4 essl 1ava.s Cigar a. b I'D q
9. EsscAnaas 1satsoky wAisly Dspee IA
~~~~~~~~~>~~-~--~>~~s~s
Triple Extracts, Toilet Soaps, and Perfumes. at
John Weightmans.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

Finest Impaired and Domestic Cigars, Pipes and
Tots,ccos, at John Weightman'x.
Fresh Candies, Nuts Of unsurpassed excellence,
and bird Seed, at John Weightman'A
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

The Furniture Store vt Dillon is asnin IN FIJI,
blast and all WIN are in need of Furniture will
''nd tD their interest 10 buy ut once ~ am selling
goods way down. e. W. BurrS
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-09

NHKputflCk HSO8.
The ioveiiest new Calcss n. Kirkpatrick Bros.
POTATO DI(lsERs.
The lahar saving P,ttsburg Potato Digger Jno
W. Lowell SELLS this digger, '
Call Ut CITY Bakery fOr Ice Cream, fresh home.
made Candy cakes ETC., etc.
s~~->~~----~~>>~~.->~
Strawberries, Cherries and Peaches, received by
express daily At the California Fruit Stare.
Send In your orders fur cakes nj all dissertations
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-22
He Did Not MInce. Matter rs.

A representative Of the Lyon Mass. J
Item, In a late ramble throughout that
city, gathered among other scraps of in
terest and information, the following:
The first place visited by the reporter
was the fruit store of Mr.. j. Levett,
No. 81 Market street, in response to a
rumor that the proprietor had been
cured of the rheumatism by the great
remedy. Mr.. Levett not being in, the
reporter had a talk with his son. Mr..
Levett stated that his father had been
cured of an exceedingly bad attack of
rheumatism by the st. Jacobs Oil. He
had the disease in his right arm and
shoulder, which became perfectly help
less after being affected a few hours.
His pain was so great that he could not
rest in comfort or attend to business
with any degree Of satisfaction. After
enduring this sort of thing for some
time, he purchased a bottle of the Great
German Remedy and began to apply it.
He did not mince matters at all, but
just used the Oil for all it was worth.
After pursuing this mode of treatment
for three days the pain was banished
aud his father was In a perfectly healthy
condition. He has never since felt any
rheumatic pain.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-22

Memphis, March 21.-The river is
stationery at this point. eleven inches
below highest mark this season. 1t has
rained steadily this evening but it is
thought will not effect the river.
Vicksburg, March 21.-The Basin of
Sunhower river is 200 by 40 miles wide,
emb six navigable streams, and is
entirely submerged. The population Of
the basin is over 100000, and n of the
best cotton districts in the south.
Water in parts Of the basin is encroach-
ing upon house tops. People are escap-
ing on RATS.
At Gains landing rations are only
given out when the boat is hailed or
when people are known to be in actual
need. So far there has been no where
a manifested disposited to impose on the
government mission of charity. Many
a planter was found like Jamison OF
Coldwater, don't put off a pound at
my place." he said, II can get my peo-
Pile through this. They are all safe
upon the gin house, but there are lots
of poor people above here that will
starve to death unless help gets to
them" Its a matter of pride with the
large planters to get along independent
ly, and at the same time to take care
Of their people, as they term negro
tenants. Some Of them have to ask for
a little help, but only to tide them over
until they can get supplies from Vicks-
burg. Another planter, Geo. W. Starr,
refused to take anything in the way Of
supplies, but begged for a newspaper,
saying he would rather have a paper
than a barrel of -four.