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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

Instead Of foolins tired and wornou,. ,n.,e,o -.
aches aud palms Wouldn', you rather feel fr,.h ~,
stronFf
You ca" continue feolIng miserable and rood ,,-
nothing and no one bot yourself can find e.n,, ,,,.
II you arr ,ircd of hist Kind of u,e r,o
nif YOU choose.
Hows By getting one bottle Of
BROWNS IRON BlTrFRS
and taking 1t regularly according 10 direction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

pvnrcrn R,1Es.-The Richmond Frede-
l,.Ai',.-ond hhpu rD potomac Railroad Company
are Offering reduced t,ss Oter
their line to the paiaGsPIbs mI be psen on saIe from
Round-trip tickets ,,n,r Tnn ~ od un " 30 ra,nrn %
October 23d TO s6th inclusive go"u W 'e'ui Il
until 2sth Of OCTOBER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done at
the DISPATCH PhINTING-IloUSF. Good work.
low prices. and satisfacllon .nnr-l nr..h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

lf NoU WANT TO CET rHF BFsr FAMILY FLOUR
S% your gnpcerfor THE NIC ToRfA MILLS PATENT.
To be had IN hags or barrels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

tRAND HOT LUNCH TONIGHT At
~ IIlk BROADWAY SALOON.
S3b EAST BROAD sTHEET
FINE or >TFR> always On hand aud servc,I I'm
C,cy style. The CELEBRATED TANNIfNI'> ~
btfE drawn fi-tct from tie keg. HOT TIN
NtNI. II NCHt>. JOHN SEELlNGFR.
Vc -l-li' Proprietor.
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The Kunbe Pianos.

Re sure and hear the exquisite and in
comparable tone OF these pianos AZ haInos
a Moses to-day-Hahr's recital
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21
WEATHER REPORT

d,a ~, t,,. ,AIioNS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Mid
v;nde ''",ieic i states fair weather. northerlv
lowcd ,Decoming ning variable, slight rise. FOL.
slicht ri,s iDs laiiIng barometer, stationary or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21
BROWNS IRON BITTFR>

BROWNS IRON BITTER>
IS composed ~ iron .n soluble form; cinchoua the
great tonic, together with other standard remedies
making remarkable nou-alcoholc tonic. which
VII ours
Dl l~PEP>IA.
INDIGESTION,
MALARIA.
WEAKNESS.
q Etliey, a.. .luc and H1n,y dls-.~es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

THE CENTURY MAGAZINE for November
and Harper's B0zadr have been received
from y. Leonard, newsdealer, 9Os Main
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baseball.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, October ~
fprroaSyidencc..........0 / 0 Q 0 o 3 l. q
BosToN, Mass, october l9.
p,e.ios ...........O 8 o 2 7-l2
Rol,ons 0 l. 2
The game was called at the end OF the
seventh inning on account Of rain.
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4lthmond 5lispatch.
SATURDAY ocronrn

tHh CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
-A"kR ..A""kR THAN THE CONFINED crpcr.
- = ,.,' ,uN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF TIE CITY. ~ " .
~D''''o AZ INC Posi-oece az RlchmorA y. -
sccond-ciass lnatfer 'O"' '"'' az
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| sPANIsu CLASS.

n -, - =.
At the request II several persons ] viii open
CLASS OF SPANISH on the lsT or NoNth-
Der. Tlsose WHO wish 10 join ;! please apply TO
Professor l.. \. IIAS>kLEff'
oc l7-TnThS-agt Al 3Of east Grace street.
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CNDERTAkEks.

IOsEPH ". LAUBE, ~
- FUENI~iIi>G-lS SDikI Ahhk,
CoKNIR FlRsT AND BROAD srEAErs,
HlCHHOSD. VA.
WOOD AND MErtLLlS BtklAL-cAshs'
EOisE-. nEAR>f, HACKS
ana All tang. requisite 81 i0WEs RATES.
ieieS'@''''N 49, sp9l
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HOW TO CIT \ TICKET.

,N,n srx UTxDRED OTHER tekfOL AM
VALUABLE Presents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

INTEREsTING PKE-GLAC1AL RELIC
some interesting specimens q wood have
been recently oXcayMed from the upper
lqycr Of llue clay under Church Hill. Wing
next Dni', t0bacco-factory. 4 small splin-
ter Of wood j. now in our hands which va,
picked out Of q body Of clay said 20 be forty
icet under the superficial soil. II appears
10 have been chmTed and backened by fire.
or made brittle q, If by some great internal
heating Of the stratum in which il was
found. II further appears TO he u the tex
ture Of our rrecent woods. though il i likely
that the microscope might show II TO beonc
Of the splinter, OF tropical confer.
The clay from which this specimen has
been taken i hard, blush, compact ma
terial. which workmen dig with difficulty.
Il nav be cut with a knife like soft soap
stone. and l. superposed upon deep stra-
tum OF infusinal earth, in which. n l.
well known. the fossils Of the testiary age
occur.
This tough, blue clay i popularly called
bouldor-clay in America, ana tH in scot
land. The scottish till. however, contains
rough. angular stones, irrceularly dis
per,ed through its midst, whilst thi, we
are considering appears 10 be devoid en-
trely Of either pebble or boulder. All
such wood specimens should be preserved
for inspection by geological experts.
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COLLEGE, ID. c.

The srhlla-tlc eSerei-es q this in>titui!on VIII
be resumed "a IiIi R>DAl ,SEIT EABEh Z, ier<-
For cats,ogU. II fell Information, apply %
REy. JAMES \. DOOHAN'S j.
al 81 i-2Iss rf"iu"N'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

MISS GAY DESIRES TO REoRGAN.
Nj lLT AT ONCF HER SHAN t>PLAklAS
AND GFNFRAL LITERATURE CLA~Shr- ~
pneauts VII pIea~e adir>s OF spply 10 persei, 20
Ntss EAY 3O3 east Main street, Nlerc tAe nrst
,,.,in, ~ tbs eiass Will Dc ield MONDAY, octo-
Ter 9th. ~ > l.. NJ. ,., .,.,.-,,,,. =. IN -.
~. received a home. &C c-ll NASsaNt ~
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CIay.ward Actives and Hon. John
(.OOde.

The "Actiyes" Of Clay Ward propose TO
have q demonstration tonight al O'Clock
on the lot near Westham Hall Hon. John
Goode Will address the meeting. and Cap
tain George u. Wise will De on hand to
speak face 10 face 10 the voters Of bis ward.
The "Actiyes will make the occasion a
memorable one in the history Of the Club.
II j. desired that all the Conservative clubs
shall attend. and that the citizens of the
West End especially should he present.
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kIDNEY.WORT.

Zoe 21-ood1vI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

SALES or REAL ESTATE.-Ncs>r-. W.
Goddin d Son, auctioncers. have sold
within the last month: Two vacant lots on
Second street opposite Shockoe Hill ccmc-
terry. at 5000 each. 800: small strip Il
ground on Ninth street north Of Leigh.
fronting 10 feet. $50; farm IN H,nricO
county on -,eV North road about three
miles from the city. S2,G3j; lot fronting -
feet Oh ilrook avenue near Marshall street.
with old buildings thereon, 81 %; four
lots on Second street between Charity and
Federal streets, S775.67; 400 feet ol
ground on Chelsea Hill, near The city.
81 1900, 'ol on east side Of :. John between
Coutt, and Hill streets, 500; lot on the
northeast corner Of Clay and Eleventh
streets. fronting - feet on Clay, with Stuc-
coed building thereon, $3.50; III feet on
CLAY street near the corner OF Eleventh,
sl.I5j.7j; 200 feet on the east line Of Eley-
enth between Clay and Leigh streets.
34,4O0: 81 10-l2 feet on the east line
Of Eleventh street near Leigh. S99S. .S3; ;
II feet on the north side Of Marshall be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. -, 767.-
50: two iron-frOnt brick buildings on
Ninth street near Franklin. Sl4,200 farm
on the Williamsburg turnpike two miles
below the city, with buildings thereon.
S2.4O0: lot on Franklin between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets, fronting
about 1893 fect, with building known l.
Metropolitan Hall thereon, $500; part oi
farm on Brook turnpike called Laburnum,
including building, and 80 acres, Sj,1j0-
total. Sj2,Gs3.2j.
Mc-,rs. ". II. Lyme & co. have just sold
the following: Lot 1G4 by lj3 feet on the
north side of Broad street between Twcn-
tifth and Twcniy-fr>t streets Tor S3,100:
brick store No. Il east Main street. Sl.j2j:
brick -torc No. 3420 east Main street.
Sl.S2j: dwelling corner Fifth and Main
.;reet,. $4,000: brick dwelling No. l3 west
Cary street. $500; brick dwelling No. l2s
south Cherry street. sl.sJO.
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BROWNS IRON nrrTrpx

SEEK HEALTH
AND AVOID SICKNESS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

A.AN INDvCElIENT FOR EVERY FAMILY
AND HOUSEHOLD TO USE
DAVID'S PEIZE LAUNDRY SOAR
yCE sRE G0ING TO HAVE ACHAND Ii'i9A-
NA~ FESTIVAL DECEMBER 20 lS7-' Al
WHICH WI SHALL GlNt ANAl iiH
FOLLOWING
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19
COUNTY P0LITICs.

= Both polieseal paraes IN Beafsghead
County have put Ii nomination ticket: to
be supported at the November election.
The customary process Of primary meet.
invs and delegate conventions was resorted
% Id order 70 ascerta1n preferred candidates
and to place them under the crack Of the
party Hhip olRCcslly before UeReople The
OsnnDGyata la& % % he's &e1h theib adlss.
tom ever since the organization Of the coun.
ty, and made their nominations first. Be.
fore the smokg 6f the nomlnating conflict
among the Democrats had cleared away
tho Republicans were In the f3eld with =
complies county ticket. The tickets win
be found In another column Of to.day's
TRIpuNE. Il Il early In the campaign, and
when the temporary enthusiasm created by
opening the county political fight has sub.
sided the peqplA who arc the sovereign
rulers, will have ample time 1oisift the
tickets from top to bottom and II undeserv.
.ing jmenhE found Sn either ticket they will
sarely. Sc laid out IN November. Party
lines may be rigidly drawn but unless q
candidate has the confidence Of the people
he will b. beaten at the polls. The pure I'd.
ministration Of county busipess Affairs i Of
vital tnpdrtance 10 the pedpls. Tomain'
tain purity the Intelligent voter and tax.
payer should ign6re the party yoke In local
political contests. Such, judging BY all
Of the criterious pf the past spd BY, the ex.
!pressipsp of the ;t8eipif Will be ending 81
~ tapaigas ll]E!UsiiD ~ ~
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19

A Washington City correspondent SAYS
Of Beaverhead County case pending se.
fore the United States Land Commission.
eri "George. W. EmsEick evhmitsu ada:,
e. land proeestl skaibSt dQEia en- rn31u
j6ssnads BY Vim: Zoe; 4 fieien. Mon:
tana, for section 10, township 8, N. r. 9
w.; and besides Noncompliance with the
law, alleges that At least three.fourths of
the land was inclosed bv Sim Estes and
George ". Eperek a& ths. tirne.of ths.en.
ttyh and ~ 4ow ped sto 1e4yfaclfA~4ave
bSen -Andsr osAti9 aSlon Aeot We fase sixteen
years. Roe makes general and specific
denial. A hearing l. ordered to determine
the character Of the land"
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19
MINING ITEMS.

The Argenta furnace, operated by Smith
Bail. 10 In full blast, and rolling out stacts .
Of silver.lead bullion every week.
The large Hecla concentrator will us. ~
daily 100 ton: Of second class ore, ofwhich
the company has about $4,000 tons on hand
On Ams Hairs claim, at Summit In Al.
der Culch, q German named Schmidt = :. -
Gently picked up solid gold nugget worth ~
$374. -
The latest incorporation Of an indu.tr,.,
enterprise In Idaho Territory has h.s,, a.,
effected By the Leesburg Milling & Minin1
Co., headquarters At Ogden. CapitaI
$7,oooooo. "'
The Hecla Company haa struck . n.x.
streak on Lion Mountain. The company
has opened at last their Ariadna mine' IL.
Gated below the Cleopatra. Eight fret T.,
width Of solM ore has been displaved. and %
Superintendent Parfet thinks It will be a
biGesr mine than the Cleopatra. ="
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19

The late destruction Of . part Of the bu-
siness section Of Dillon will remind every
citisen that our town 10 not provSe1 Yin
smv M o. proteetion from fire. "a Oii.
Ion continues to reogress and expeads sno
a. building after building is going up RSs .ne
auction Of providing something to protect
,is from fire becomes daily one OF import
snee to property owners and ciazens gen:
erriiv. The renter, q well as the owner OF
Of nroperty. 10 anxious to be secure from |,
the ravaQes of fire. It Il IN axiom ana
siso an Old maxim that '.an ~oif'ce Of pre-.
vertive is wortt, pound Of cure" and
hence few hundred dollars invested IN .
Are engine and apparatus for suppresstng q
Hre would be, for Dillon, one OF the best ex'
penditures that could possibly be made:
Part of the houses lately destroyed could
have been saved II we had had . fire en-
eine weli.manned on the ground In time;
The property that could have been saved
would have amounted, in dollars and cents
to / sum sufficiently large TO buy number
of engines. The irrlgating ditches rum
ming through town will, during the sum
mer season. supply tAe wateE. ano ior WIN,
ter several lafge.slsed wells o. cisterns couIo
be put down # small cost In convenien!
Localities. Dillon stan1sgreatly In need o.
q -fre orRsaizal1oa. Ger citisens should
take this matter under immediate consider
alton and call q public meeting to devise
the ways and means o. organising force
Of are:extinguishdrs. Let the town buy
an engine and hooks and ladders, and the
.sboysEE organise coinpanies. 1hep pr9pes-
~ I'm be much safer than It 10 now. AT
present we have no protection at all. The
soonee 4 move h made tovar6 organi'
.atio1 the hotter, Il Will u ~ DIXON.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19
PERSONAL.

Dr.. zusbadh, 6r Glendale, paid Dillon . |
visit.
Dr.. Strom, Of Bannack, was noticed In
on Wednesday.
Henry Hardesiy, Of Sheridan, wa. in
town yesterday.
G. L. Tracy and wife, Salt Lake, regis.
ter At the corinne Hotel.
Joseph Seaver, wool purchaser, Is taking
In Southwestern Montana.
Lou c. Fyhrie LEFT on yesterdays train
for Butte and Helena, to Sc absent q week,
A. ]. Lyons, Of Keppler's jewelry store At
Glendale, favored the TRIBUNE office with
. cali. r. e. :
Henry Burteind, an old.time Beaver.
header, arrived from Tongue River. on
last Monday, and paid visit to friends and
acquaintanccs.
Len. Huey and wife will leave for Utah
next week. Mr.. Huey has been telegraph
operator 1t the depnt Tor some time and be
leaves 10 All better position ID The employ
Of the w. u. company. :
The Bozeman Coss1sv Of the 18th says
Ed. E. Ferris, who will be At the head o
the new hank, arrived In Boseman fev
days ago. and. is now busily engaged Il
constructing vault and otherwise fittinl
up rooms for the bank.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19
'.s . - e .. ~
0LENDAL4 GATHHRINQs,.

Ed. R. Alward has gone up to Butte on
a few days spin, leaving Ed. Maxwell to
physic the Glendaleites, ID iste,1m.
In the coming year all Of Heclas ore
will be delivered by rail n Greenwood. and
the ore.teams will haul from that place.
The great Hecla concentrator. at Green.
wood, is nearly finished. Manager Knin.
penherg hopes to have It In operation bv
the first Of next month.
An attempt was made to scare Glerdale
folks BY reporting . Chinaman down with
the smallpox. Investigation proved that
there was nothing In the report
A body was found, on the lsth, lodged at
the mead o. the large island In the Big Hole
I.vT y Meiroee, but decomposition had ad.
sible. ""' ''''Pos'
Mrs. Austin H. Brown, wife Of Hon. A
r. Brown, Of Indianapolis, Ind, Is Visiting
AZ MRS. knippenbergs. Both ladies' ex.
~ -. 20 return to their homes In Indiana in
a, JACK Reynolds has race on the tanls sor
sne 1otn. From reports circulated Il Will
one ot the most exciting races ever RIM
a.e sns Place should 1t come off according to
notn o. ne County Conventions s.rve
I.enaale .haale and Trapper Gulch very libersi
m.r. s"Trw'ag on the county ticketa This viii
t,o sss 49,, y. political fight wax hot In THE see.
political. '' e"o's the pot
. ,,.;a .ss tizzse Reynolds gave us an erh,.
: OF o.aSn sS o. e9uestrianism BY mountino ' oms
uose antmals classified bv NJ s
~. s~.i% sh. Is :. genuine Mexican plug.s De..
prcu. ~ .ns psotest Of her parents and the vir.
her ride out, '"''s A''S<'o had
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19
THE REsOLUTIONs
Adopted ~ ths Bsavszhead County Denin
OcEatic C0nvoatlon. ~<

In last weeks TRIBUNE condemned re.
port of. the proceedirga of thG County
gether with the ticket nominated, the, dele.
gates elected 10 lhe TerSitosiat D6in6esat3o
Convention, and the names Of, the gentle.
men composing the new Comfy Ceitral
Committee, and It Is not deemed necessary
to republish the cams. - II n
Before the Convention adjourned the
following resolutions were introduced snd
Be- i Reax,ed, BY Aas Dewoerats of Ben.
yUkea4 'CoSesy IN CssYsssios Asssss1gs4:
First That no money should be ex.
pended from the county treasury unless
for the benefit of the people, and that no
section Of the county should be favored In
any expenditure Of the peoples money.
Second. That we are In favor Of an eco.
no,nical administration Of public affairs,
and require from county oMsials. as close
attention to the intess5ts Of the county as
they could be expected g t. give to their ,pri.
Third. L''';rhi risat the s:Sun,y ds&,hoa,t be
paid a. soon q possible, and dbl the "a.
ininistra,ion Of county l6aiyl Shqald 1t all
times be towards this end. sa..s" ~ hgA
Foprth. That the nominees Of I'M
ventiou are entitled to the sIpport Of evs
ry Democrat in the county and that iait
means should b used In. behalf AZ theit
Fifsh. That -a,e thank. of TIL. conyen::
ton b. extended 70, Hon. Martin IIakiunj,
for the ahle manner 10 vhieh he has f1tiSe
sented Tie Territory qf Montana insVbn.
gress, and foe hk impartial labors1b behalf
Of .ll; who rightfhlly asked Ahh assistence
Sixth. That r. K. Armstrong 6e de.
clsred the choice Of this Convention for the
Office Of DiAtict Attorney for tlSe,.' First
Judicial District - - : ~ 'W''s
Seventh. That the thanks Of this Con.
vention be extended to the Ghsirman Snd
Secretaries for the impartial performance
Of their duties. -.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19
rrpun11cAr CONVENTION.
nrsstinr Of Tia, ,Convsntion- so'sA-Z -. ~,
ofe County Ticket '~' ~'

Mept1m4 OF 1os Vyx ~s.1,.k. - IA.s
rh. Republican convention Of Beaver. :
head County assembled In The Court no.se se
Al Dillon. Oh Monday, the t4sn, pursuant "
the call Of the Central Commt!1ee: ...
R. Z. Thomas, Esq, Of 0Ienoar.s, r W. -
elected Chairman, and James n s'"@ '"
Dillon, was chosen Secretary. ....d
The Committee on Credentsale IepE
twenty.seven delegates present. - 1sII Ms.s
Areenta, Spring Hill, Red ROCK, n%ss s
Prairie, Blacktall and one Of TWO o''''
small precincts not being repsesenteo. Al.
On motion, the Convention adopted tne
Two. Thirds Rule for nominating e""o'-
dates. ...,~,.d and
agreed upon, the Conveatton proceeoeo "
d. F. white, Of Dillon, for Counc'lman,
was nominated on the fifth ballot py . vo'e
lanes PArfet, Of Hecla City, VA. nomin.
ated for Representative IN the !eeislat1ere
on the second ballot BY 2 vote OF 81 Wo
David F. Reinhardt Of Dillon, was non''
mated for Sheriff BY acclamation.
Byron H. Cook, Of Glendale, w1s , nom'
inted BY acelsmation sorC'erk apo lsecor'n' w.
Ioseph c. Metlin, CT Glendale, and James
r Siss. Of Dillon. were placed in potmin.
tion for Treasurer, Fourteen ballots were
had and no choice The Convention then
INA aside the nomination Of candidate tor
Treasurer and proceeded with IT.. order ot
business. I"
For Superintendent of P,1blsc lnstruc.
ton John Cannon, Of Glendale, WA, non,i.
-A.S -. >>nN~s~a AtlI~sa
For X.sesso.. oo the second baaiot, o.
Willis, of Willis, received twd- thirds vote
and was nominated by - 70 9.. q
r. Z. Thomas, Of Glendale, A. F. Sears,
Of Bannack, and David A. Dlngtey, Of Dil.
lon, were put in nomination for Probate
Judge.
making 4 choice and adjourned until
o'clock, p. m.
On re.assembling At 2 o'clock the Con
Judge. On the twenty sixth ballot A. F
Sears was nominated BY vote Of II to 8
Ballotin9 fur Treasurer resumed. Foi
six ballots the vote stood-J. G. Metljn, II
I. r. Sias, IL, Mr.. Sias, thanking hi
| lifiends fcr their sesadfast support, Withdrew
his name snd moved that the nominatioI
Of Mr.. Metlin be made by acclanation
which the Cuevenlion did. ~ .. as ,..s' .
For Cueonss,, on. the 6rit "bAilct, E. =
Savage, Of Dillon, was dominated.
James Hardy, of Baanack, was n0min
ated for Surveyor. s,,.G 4,
George M. Brown, Of Horse Prairie, AM
John Wells, Of Glendale, were nomtnate:'
for County CommtsAdnsr4. 4
The following delegates to the Terrific
rial Republican Convention were electe
by acclamation.-D. A. DingleY Lesli
kSelgrove, John Cannon, Phil Thorpe, Gee
L. Batchelder, Thos. F. Hamilton, ]. {
Metlin, Byron H. Cook, H: Brund:gs, g
G. Earle r. H. F@stefs jas. ki1fHltra6e.
Beavefhead County .KeputlicAnEe eAera
Comhnittee r. White,- -ctxifhfany
L. Mathews, George E. Tarbell Az. Scar
r. T. Wing, 0. Willis, Phil Thorpe.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19

The miserable looks and feeling OF tnoss
confined at desks or work tables, are cause
6y weak Stomach, Kidneys OF bowe'.'
tarkers Ginger Tonic without intoxse.s, .s,
ing has such bene6cient action o" w..
organs and 90 cleanses the poisonous m..
ters from the system, that rosy cheek, guy
good health are soon brought back aSa'"~
Extress.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19
fNlAL JuRoRS.
sulCID1-A1 VIRGINIA CITY.

!, Cox u: E. Galway telegraphed from
Virginia City on the lsth that VIM. S.
ketchum dealer in saddles and harness in
that town had committed suicide by blow.
ing his brains out. Disappointment in love
and trouble about business matters are the
reported causes Of Ketchum killing him.
SELF
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19
10 THE FALL TRADE,

TO THE FALL 1nsAOBs
Active preparations are now going on to place On
sale the most attractive stock Of Fashionable Dry
inr ENLARGED our peesent quarters by bridging the
alley into the new sixty doe room In the rear Of our
store, we will exhibit stock Of Carpets unexcced
Qa eskitihcn he largest anA most sepegeaA st1nin
D"''' ~''' ~ SANDS 4 BoYCE,
Main Street, Butte City.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19
''Ceprs Aiaiag Ceas'' =, +
For sale at the news stapd Of Mrs. Deimlink
Po'toaics Building, Virginia City. "
Found ak Last,

An agreeable dressing for the hair, tha!
Will stop lts falling, has been long sough,
tor. Parker's Hair Balsam, distinguishes
tor tts purity. fully supplies this want
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19

Nex Good: 4 ". @,sk Haessss: Il ~; VS.;
trich Plsaes Zsphyrs, laiGs assortment In siaGls
and split, etc., etc.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19

0ooA News 1br 0lll9pNt s~~
In eoaasc,ion with the City 03kesk tk&pc5Asielbr
has opened Coniectonesy S&ndS v6pre killke
fou.,a vt all times choice SslIeluS a HcSnemaSe
CAAS. HORTON.
pp,s,n
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19

3AIoY 0IAOOA00s
II you want nice baby buggy. cali At the Dillon
Furniture Store and zee the new reversihle handle
carriages. Prices reasonable. Il
A large lot Of cheap Bcdsteads Just received 1t
the Dillon Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19
GRAND AND TRIAL JURORS,

Sheriff Reinhardt hsying asrved tbe
ssn: ena. :: :ssS:s. Ss ~: s;:s1
Court, Deputy District Clerk, Phil D..
McGough, furnishes us with list Of the
names Of the jurors.
Grand Jurors are to appear on Monday.
September 9Th and the Trial Jurors on
Tuesday, the 9Th:
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19

The Bakery Of Mrs. G. Hirschman
Will hereafter be carried On vt the old Fuller house.
next to l.. c. Fvhsie & Co.'S stnse, where custom
ers can have anything in the Bakery lne-,f not on
'''''. '>' Grs. c. lIIRsCHMAN.
Dillon. July a. iSss.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-08-19
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.


1have On hand . - Horse Pow.f Portable I'm.
giae and y Inch jI. Case Aetator Separator which
Will be sold for less money than any Afs&.cAss outfit
has been offered In this Territory. For particulars
call on or address JOHN w. LOWEAA1