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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-08
4 0ou,l0 0.R.

SILVIA Bow, n. f.. Nov. 4
- - D1oo8 seohe 1lasg:
We all kooW thot without tho =
boging claO or 0i0oD would not b
developed Doe our aid 1aods -
elojmed. Had e not bee1 foe labor
Montana today weo)d - II . State
a Dature, bot lhboe 10 wroaght
sooe very imPostant changes. The
lsbesjng e3asses have nnede the
country what Il b at Tie present
tine. nanebmeo who came hese IN
.. sasiy Day; wbo have teiIed and
lobeCod With their hardened haods,
and have 0ode the deoest 1oa1ish
and blossom shoo)d have their rights
respected, bat oae u The Republican
candidate b . Sailrood man. Hi
ineeess1s aro Mt our integesls, bat
The intssssts q Jay 0oulsi. GsoFge
Isvine b . man WHOSE carver IN Deer
Lodgs valley has been anything bat
eo.nmeadable With the yancheD.
He tried b drain out their very life
blood and pour II into The co6sss Of
Jay 0oah. lay e1osrs. dosew with
aueh . man. II 10 b wosking for
LAY Gould 1t Jay Gould eject him.
How can soch . man aek the support
ia laboring man? George Irvine
b not . producer, bat he uses this
county Tor . COW, and be b not salts
bed unless he hae hold Of the teats
what accumulates there
IL the shape Of money. There are
9TH en- - competent 10 oil The olIlce
4 6hesi6 and the time has come
when party spint shssh not lit 4
ban ID o0ee. / am . Republican,
mt ny voice shall aever b hush. d
whi)e soeh ehronjc politicians are
reSage within our domicil. !
We - . party sdvoeate so6sjety, |
honesty and Adelity and . respect
or and ~ honoring Of . laboeing
san, bat Osoags Irvins's couduct
nth TIE labosing man proves him to
. their enemy.
w. D. vwrAL.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-08

d.. Aussigbrod came In from
Warn Spring. yesterday evening.
Mn. Fssd sehssss, AFTER . Witt Of
soo,e weeks % itiends In He3ena. 70.
tosoed 70 this city Friday evening.
Nj. Blieksaedef1er b thoeoaehlv
aeqaeistsd With Tie necoosities q
thie seetiso, In Tie matter q flsiGhts
ao4 lasso, and The bosineos cemmu-
nifty Usoesally win Be pleased with
hls app'jnt0e0t.
Ro6est Buekooo6orfe9 hae boen an
pointed 0spesjntende1t q the Utah
and Neethesn and Oregon Short Line
with headquarters at Ogden until
Nov. 10, and after that date q Poea-
tello. Mr.. Blickenederlef be- been
II charge Of the coostrucljea of Tie
Utah and Northern for The pest two
ysan, and b perfectly familiar with
that branch. We heartily coogratu-
|a&s ~ company o. this just psuapo-
lioo. "-00des Plot.
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o.n,a ao-~e o,,-,, ~ow

A 0oPsssa beae ~ hind nsos
0lsDdive ~ vesk.
Tho nov 0a1iooal bonk @ lliDoD
CITY = 1aasly ss0Q1sos6.
Ths haak = 0assdlvsepsssa ~
bssise0 - 1soaa0, o. -
h 0moa Ua1eo Hsool 6 Dsoeso
Wa spsoed ~ 1i0ht vjlb . bo0.
Nm. w. Ill0ao dlo6 ou00ooly0f
heaSt 1lsease 8 He0soe ~ We1o0.
day.
Ths 0leo1lvo 0ssee sepogow ba0
sigh2 4 6oo3ooeA eeooosg ~
beeo eslaholshod = oooef ehosalooQo
II that city.
Ths Pssos0seat ollvueO1v, vhlGh
~ bsaa e1ssed ~ ~ - thsso
moaths q aeeoo0t q Gnaopog .
IL hoase Il WITH thepssoe0eo ~
hsgt, - bsso ssessosa - bss1aeA
Train leadD q lleooaoe saoele sso
baGinsiag y ~ tAssaGA Alsssap-
~ aod g. Haal = thG1e w 81
Chiaop, aad ~ e. loo6D Wv ..
eeojy passhaso1 ~ - ease ~
6otebes, W. nv oVoD ~ - ~
~ bost ~ u ~ sll1.-A0speape.
u 1tjoaupe.
Iase ysae OeeaUe ooesl, q 0so
Rivse, plaoood . ~ peoD1D 81
Ma00seh Hsas1 ps1a1soI . ~ -.
risty, asa ~ yis11 Alsl1 asosaishs1
tho naeivss. TIL yo1e Ao0 . h0l(|
- asso q ~ saano Vngooey - haD|
haevosoo0 - boDhob e = 0oo|
"Aarphias" = svse 0DsWaa1WAsse.
6lxty eae leods q 1oDboe (GoAooo
TT q Ut na1ssiaO ~ eeso pss-
ohassd ~ ~ iaslDa1lag dDoeh asos
Milo CITY, ao1 will assive = . ~
dsys. Ths hsgs issa plps - also
beoo shjppod, ~ whea + aesivD
the da9 win - eeoplsood 81 ~ |
wa1se allowed 70 0oW iaeo ~ Soooe.
weir.
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Thego W. . y0s11g ao1 Go1hasiaD.
Tie at1oD0oooo 6 Wo)begvl00o ~
svsoiag - heas Mgr 1a0loalb ~
elhss pes0iDeot loe1 speahs0 -.
esss ~ isssO = ~ sa0gaiR.
Want q tioe ~ s1oso pgsvsoe -
s9oeo1ed Ssvjev q thG19 spoeo10.
esDss 4 - ~ ~ shay wsso -
h0osGive ao6 ooov10u1aR 81 -.
aboood ~ 010dbse ~ poogooe ~
Aasshal Dsok1o, - ~ 90 - ~
Depohl6oaa e1ehsk G1ouo0 oDGDoo1oa
WaloegvllDe = ooo1d ~ lGoGlooD
~ ~ oouoev oohoe
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toGQb0. t1n0oD0go0o6oD 81 01Do10l
ossjc. pasa1e1 ~ sessslD ~ svs0-
iag al 1sally bssaghe - = Dso-
shaw Hall, wbsse ~ s1no1as1.
bsases q ~ pasty ~ - 6e6vss
so0e gooeoos WV - sbeo0 vs.
]seee6 = repgsseot 0fsolaao = Co.
g1s0. Tho hall NJ ~ eo0g6oogoo
somejsstly es0ned6sao = aeee00e'
dole The numbess assembled Ao0
curiosity % - the RePoblieaa -
pisaot, aDd lr. Dstki0 ee00e0eoo
hi addrs0 ts0 ~ ba)eooy b 0o0e
ofthe Open House, ut Il Esqalso6
bit . lsv uisutss' = Eedoee ~
crowd % Tie hall woolA easlly ~
| Il and allow plenty q s)bew-sss0 -
the alsles nd hoek jn ~ amen 81.
nsr, iron which Tie aPPlesse W.
arranged - come.
The main Pestios q ~ Nassbal's
adlrs0 Va devoted y . ceosdesn-
tioa q what NaglaDls I'D 1T 6eoe.
He had MT eolaFgsd IL psojoso-
e'a'y, see tbs aeooonedaeso asd
comseee q soos q IL Rspsebeen.
eitissas q Montana, vbese baslne1
eec.ce@ess were sseh thee ~
might Be- compelled - paEsssiss ~
wostey lnsoteeseo. He ~ -
hoosoo - Increase ~ mileage ~
Pr osem o. Witnesses - ~ 0eoS
nose tl'ss' nehea - seesssa ~
Ps % eave : nsoee qeeoe(v
" .yeo. ~ - - 'nsee.
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]. =. ~ p'evSso ~ oe5 eeeeve
~. 49, es % esvs sseeees
20 4. =. VIZ No. sse' to-
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~. v'..y sos Meeor
- - opoe tns savee sea Cnaeoe
no - - ~
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49, ?! : eeoaaees feee9.
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-08

The Hslesa Herald mys: ''Tho ii.
lowing dispatch was reeeivsd tedAy
BY Mr.. John Fallen. agent u 0ilnDee
I Salisbary IN Helena, fioa r. r.
Mcconnell, gesesal SCENT Of Tie
Union Pacific Railruad: 'P1eaee eall
a Helena merchants and inlosm
them that We viii cs1Ty itsight 70
Deer Lodge It IN advance q Alty
cents PER hundred o. their cootsaet
Mates to Dillon on al ltsights classi-
fed not higher than flrstclaasL'" A
my cent rate from Dillon 70 Deer
Lodge shows . commeadable dispo-
sttion On the part Of the l'nioa Pact
fic Management to eslablish reaGoa-
able Mates On the extensions Of their
lines. The n,erchants Of Butte viii
b glad b 10 called on" In relation
to several matters q fright charges
which seem proper subjects Of reduc-
tion.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-08
New Strike Oh Salmon.

Jerry Fahey, writing fiom Gibl,cu-
Vile. 18th ult., says; Down the Sal
mon, twenty-five miles from til,
camp, they have struck, and arr Row
opening, what promises 10 X tie
best gold quartz mining can't. ever
opened In Idaho Territory. There
are great many leads. The RICK is
rich, and Their; Is lots OF it. Their.
are to be two ten-stamp mills there
this winter, and trsil will be Luii.
down the ritter, 80 that If ixht can
b taken down. believe it vii! Ike
the biggest quarts mining ca,np in
the world - soon ~ 1t Is opened u, :"
Cord wood sold from the wagon ~,
TIE strest yesterday ut s. per cord.
Now 70 the time to lay in your win.
Ter supply. Ittakes just twelve cords
to run two stoves until the first Of
May.
The old landmarks are dis.pn*ar.
ING. The French Restaurant, one Of
ne nrst In the city. has recently
changed hands, and under the new
ana popular management Is STYLED
The Oyster l'ay Restaurant.
Q"r Little Ones and the .Nwc..rv
sor November has reached .a,r ed,,c.
s'el table. 1t 10, ~ usual. full Of
os'sht stories for the little ones. rem.
oesea attractive by elegantly exc.
ceted illustrative engrsvinss. I'll
~ excellent magazine for the chill
aren, Published BY the Russell Pub
''sn'ag Company. Boston, MUS.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-08
4 Busy Crook.

TIE following hon TIE New NeeGA-
arcse go(esD % The toQGA eusoo0ss
eossalsd II thb city )ast Thsssday y
MAMMAL Len Smith: '.Duoeaa. VIZ
w. paEdsasd ct q ~ Psolbeatiasy
so0e Deoths 80, bsFglasissd .
hosss mat day, was essvjseea and
PIT n Jail, sssapsa thk vsek, -
W. sseaptsssd 1T evsaing II
BoetO."
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In additiea to ~ shipmests a
ba)lioa )ase week gid duse to ~
value a 81, - vas shipPsd b. Doa-
De1. C)ashe 1 1arabis, neki1g ~
va)oe u pree6eos metal ship0eolD
dusinG ~ Week, >oe,0s.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-08

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thnmaGooo 0ooeUo1o0 .
Naoop 10nh1non0-
90UD 9ol1oe
1boD 0W O1Duone 0o1UoDoo016
Jay Wslb - ~ shagUe = ~
oohoob III Vook.
II. & LAZY = Soodv1ag tsDoln9oe
~ IheuDallgD 6 ~ 1yao 0nlpAoe
opsinO.
lla)se Hs.sy Ksopse, nssoss -.
peoese q ~ II. G. u. O., - ODoe
= Dul1a.
r. J. Ba1laoa ~ lGso1a0 svss.
iag - ~ bug1e6 We1DeD11V q
~ C1Ghooo oous1ogy.
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~ u. eeh0a1Aansoo. ~ Cha1g1ao
= ~ Ussaey Oso1eal oonal16es,
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gsss6s1 wjl1 aaa0 SAeeg1I - ~
- ~ aaoUooo0 q GD0polGD ae.|
go0eob ~ ~ vo00)Ge0e0a
II De0ssaeie nv . 11a0oa0
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|aega An ~ vo1ogD 1usoe1 - 80
wsoes0e6 1Gajoe 1GoGloolD v)Gh
begs60. II pgoeon1eo ~ 50
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Duoey - ~ 0oge 0eoeDDoo = Ca
H. n 49, >,n 4
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2AlQo0 Ju1R0Ro.
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w. lG0Gn10l Do1.
III 0ooD Lad.

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Cpnsuua 4 ~ UniAaa eeaEes. - 7
- - 1890 1. savi.e that
-. lae~l..ia = i>aniteiv ~ 1900
= - Heauhaiaaa nominee IN m
49,. 1hy,aaally. intelleoeuallv.
- = $1,000. SO for theae
- 49, I pro.a,e for onoe to
l,auave ~ l6.,ar - he,.r 4 Deano.
~ - - ~ VOTE lbr him. But
I -. - rnsaa.a. Ibalievs the
naaaae q l(oaia,a vill eomnars f.
vnrshay v,fh peouae a ether States
= Aae1iAaria lbe honesty. and II
khlnk enav are entitled 10 b reore.
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- - $1,000 = nrnv. Il hn.aar
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- ~.a.c., /" ,.~,.a y = 81 |
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Ths lb,)swiag shipossssi sslltes
vss0 1a6e 6osiag ~ Pe9 vsek
thse1gh ~ e0eo e ~ Haei0e II.
DeoD Comnnn0:
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Dloodod Stock Tor lGoQtana.

There are two car loads a 1ns
horses 1t Dee's Stables toby, reseing
from their long ride, which bs3eag 70
8. +. Lasabie, q Deer Lodge, Nor
tana, to which point they are beand.
There are thirty head ID a)l, soveo.
teen q which are bsooa n,arss, thspe
stations two yeals Old and upwasds.
one stallion oolt one year 81, al
three Shetland ponies. They AZ III
from Lexingtoo, Kentucky, the lam
ous bloe slass cosntsy. where -
many alst horses have hod their ori.
gin. They ass composed a Hanble.
to0ians, Patcheas and NembeiDao.
There = ose pacer With . reessd q
&6 They are Ill nns-leoking hosseD
and would eraes the stables AZ any
man.-O0tleH Pliot, Nor. 9.
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$1,000. S, sss =; s sock ana DO genera,
!. 4 Bsssiso;e No SISVs@ 1s;, !s.aci.: q: g:
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Wanted.

n1eety losMssho rorm In Z helek ho.,. i.
eeeas q - w~s Dgoadvsy. ii.Sss
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-08

From Deer Lodge 70 Butte, By the
Utah and Northern Railroad. forty
miles, the fare b 800.
BY the let Of November the road
will b completed and equipped to =
point near Hissoula, making an ill
nail line Of $40 miles In lensth from
Portland into Nontana.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-08

The Pioneer Rcs says: It b ~
ported that . branch road b to b bulll
from BillinGs 70 what b kuowa u
The Gap In the Ball Mountains. The
mad, It II undentood, viii Be- built
By the Northern Pacific auohorities,
and work h 70 commence ct once,
Bull Mountain y In the coal mlnins
region, and the proposed beanch will
b extseded directly to the mines.
An exchange hes tie following:
rhroagh trains BOW run daily a the
Northern Pacific rad from Portland
b Noxoo, the psessnt terminus, 80
miles; hre. >3.0.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-05

some $4,000, and told Davis Of it. Gin
ton got his money and started home
with it. He was seer about dusk,
sitting on his horse in the road, about
a mile from home, talking to Davis,
but never heard of afterward, until his
body was found in the bed of a dry
branch the following spring. Davis
was arrested and hung for the murder
on the circumstance related. A GER.
tain Parson Browning was with Davis,
praying and reading the Bible during
the whole of his confinement. He
went with him to the, scaffold and
prayed with him there. Davis denied
his guilt to the very last. About
twelve years after Davis was hung,
Browning was taken very ill, and his
physicians babe him prepare for death.
He sent for a near friend of Clinton's,
and acknowledged that he had MUIR
dered him and robbed him Of his
money. He died.an awful death, and
l hardly think he is as close to heaven
to. day as Sandy Matthews is"
Concluding by saying he had offered
to bet a brother surgeon ten dollars
that Sandy's neck was broken last
Friday, before examining him, the
Doctor departed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-05
CITY DEBT.
The Council VIII Probably Re-
Ject the Late Bill.

In reply to questions about the city
debt, President Hadden said this fore
noon that he thinks the Legislative
Council will take no further action in
regard to it.
The meeting of Saturday last was q
representative one and the resolutions
presented by Judge Clapp were enthu-
siastically adopted. "0f course l cant
speak positively" said Judge Hadden,
"but l think the Council will drop the
subject by rejecting the bill recently
passed by the Legislature, and will
leave the entire matter to the COM
mittee Of fifteen appointed Saturday.
In my opinion, if the citizens can set
tie it, it is better to let them have their
own way"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-05
!. bowRAsrEIR : BIOS.
OUR SUIT D-EPARrmrNr.

Being close to the Senate Building,
I'VE are obliged TO clear this stock, ana
will therefore sell Black English Serge
Dresses, handsomely trimmed, reduced
from $l2 to Sc.
Black Lace Bunting Dresses, trimmed
with satin, reduced from SIS to IS 90.
Black all-wool, plain Bunting Dresses
reduced from $50 to $40.
Black Nun'sVeiling Dresses, trimmed
with passamenterie and Spanish lace,
reduced from $25 to $l6.
Black Silk Dresses reduced from $50
TO $l7 60-a decided bargain.
Black Satin M~arvelieux Dresses, very
handsome, reduced from $45 to $27 so.
Ladies Satin Dresses, latest style, re-
|duced from 500 to $40.
Ladies Beige Dresses, spring shades,
silk trimmed, worth from $40 to e15; re-
'duced to S..
Lace Bunting Dresses, light colors
satin trimmed, reduced from SIS to IS 80.
A few still on hand of the Pin Check
Dresses, reduced from $l5 to IS so.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-05
La. ne was Thirsty

When the case Of Mrs. McNulty was
called this morning, and the officer had
stated that he found her grocery open,
and heard the music of the foaming
beer as it "sizzed" into the glass, the
lady's attorney arose and thus ad-
dressed the Court:
MAY it please Your Honor, l am
in possession Of all the facts in this
case. A certain elder, a high dignitary
in the church, aud a good and holy
man, attended service yesterday morn
ing. The day was an anxious one for
the brethren, and the good man spoke
long aud ardently in support Of an i'm
portant measure. When no stepped
from the door Of the church
and started homeward, bordering
deeply upon the events Of the morning,
the unprelending sign Of Mrs. Mo.
Nulty's grocery blessed his vision, and
he straightway sought and entered
by the rear door. There he found
Mrs. MeNulty, and no said 10 her.
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Monday evening. JuneB, 1851,
LIEEa.


New books daily at Williams.
See 0zanne & Mays oil card.
Cheap lemons. D. Canale & Co.
Seidel pick nine, ID; Eckfords, 10
Mrs. Rocco sets a fipe macaroni
lunch daily,
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Liberal daily receipts Of red rasp
berries at Lyle & Shields.
Arnold's entire string band engaged
for the Jeans Senator'S entertain
ment.
Red snappers, Mackinaw trout and
white fish at Victor D. Fuchs, 80 and
Al Jefferson.
The Jeans Senators propose to en-
terrain their guests in first class style
this evening.
The grave-leveling improvement a
ElmwoOd has been suspended unit
further notice.
No improper characters admitted il
the Jeans Senators entertainment
this evening, at Estival Park.
The choice Of seats for Oscar Wild
will be sold to the highest bidders
Everybody wants to see the gr0a
Rsthetic,
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Cow.

There are in the neighborhood Of
Jefferson street extended and Adams
street a pair of COWS, one white and
one red, running at large. The white
one is very dangerous to wayfarerS,
especially ladies. The animal has
hooked at several, wounding one Sc.
verely in the hand as she attempted
to ward off her attack. On yesterday
she made another lady take refuge in
a yard near by. The police should
give this fighting bovine attention,
before she cripples somebody.
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II. A. TROMs. Undertaken,
Corner Adams and SecOnd SIS,
nat
Marrow Escane.

Yesterday the SON of Mr.. John P.
Rogers dressed to attend Sunday
school, aud started for that place,
where good little boys generally go.
On the way a notion struck him, that
the place where bad little boys congrts
gate would please his fancy better, so
be struck out for tho river. While
idling about the tTeacherous bank near
the elevator, foot of Exchange street,
the boy tumbled in. A couple of young
gentlemen, names unknown, after con-
siderable trouble ished the lad out,
and escorted him home. The father
of the boy not knowing the gentlemen
who acted SO CALAMITY in saving the
lads life, wishes to let them know
through this notice that they have
bis lasting gratitude.
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Careless SwImIaing Teacher.

A Careless SWIM a ng Teacher.
A promising and valuable colored
boy named Henry, SO ~ ID years old
was drowned in Cypress creek, an sflu-
emit Of Wolf river, y'uerday through
the carelessness Of a grown darby
named Robert.
The latter was in The creek swim
ming and coaxed Henry to get on his
back. And when he had gone out to
a point where the water was two
fathoms in depth, Robert shook Hen
ry from his back. The latter could
not swim, and sinking from view,
Robert looked on very ~innocently and
made no effort to rescue the lad. The
poor little fellow rose to the surface
twice, aud finally sank to the bottom
where he lay for more than an hour,
when he was taken out by
Mr.. Berlin, who lives near.
During all this time the lads darby
acquaintances, including the man
Robert, who behaved with reckless
indifference, took no steps toward get
ting the body out Of the creek, nor
did they show interest enough in the
careless mishap to notify any one who
would have been likely to exert them
selves to take him out in time to have
saved life.
A good deal of feeling was aroused
against Robert by those who knew o.
his action. Mr.. Paine, with whom
Henry lived, mentions him as a gooC
boy, and is much grieyed over bis loss
An inquest was held over the remain.
during yesterday afternoon, and a yer
dict rendered in accordance.
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His Fame Had spread.

Officer Butler found a stranger
snoring sweetly on a bench in front Of
a Main street clearinghouse late last
night and took him in. He was
brought to taw this morning and ex-
cused himself by saying his bed was
occupied by unbidden guests. They
we're small, but nevertheless unbid
den, though they had not left him
unbitten. 81 hope you won't fine me,
Judge Horrigau," plead the man.
"He calls ne Horrigan," murmured
President Hadden; 81 can't fine him
after that. Go in peace"
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Oliver. Finnie B Co. have a fresh
carload of the finest Bananas that
have been here this season, which they
are selling very low, by the dozen and
by the bunch.
Very fine Creamery Butter at Oliver,
Finnie & Co.'s.
A few half barrels of nice Roe
Herring at Oliver, Finnie & Co.'s.
Large daily shipments Of fine Peach
es at Oliver. Finnie & Co.'s, getting
cheaper every day.
Whitaker Hams, Silver Moon
Flour, finest fresh roasted Java,
Mocha, Rio and Maracaibo Coffee
every day at Oliver, Finnie & Co.'S,