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nlsnslrons I.arillauaI1e.

SYRIA, October l5.-A strong shock OF
earthquake, lasting from eight to Ten eco.
onds, wasislt on the island Of Chico yester;,
day. Several houses were destroyed and
some persons injured. The shock was also
ielt al syra and Smyrna. There was much
damage and los Of life at Aiypli.
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wurE the Supreme Court decides the
c;,,, Rights act unconstitutional as re-
S,S s.,i. ,bs States, the discussion comes at a
,;n. when there remains little opposition
:. ,,'lI ,so employment OF any well-behaved
..,o,sl " , man Of the same privileges In pub
n, T,''a nI.ces rs are enjoyed by white men.
Tt.,s III is still discrimination, but 1t is wear
n, i,,eIt away. There ought to be none,
ta, ~ wr eau no. make the world over in a
1y pub!ic opinion grows in the right
1,.diop, and the cOlored race Is making
D,,,Ips5,
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Tn. nm. Lorne mud Louise.

OTTAWA, October lb.-Ihe Go'ernor-
General and the Princess Louise left by
the Canada Atlantic Railway to-day. They
were escorted from Rideau Hall by the
Princess Louise Dragons. A guard Of
honor OF the Governor Generals Foot
Guards was drawn up at the depot. A
large crowd witnessed their departure.
The Marquis and Princess bade q kindly
good bye to many OF those present. A
royal salute was fired as the train moved
AWAY. 81
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MILLloss Of bottles Of Df. Kings New Dls.
coyery for oonsumP ion, cpnghs aud Cold,
nous outlay would be disastrous 70 the pro.
prietorB, were Il not for the rare nseriIa
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Call
a. Logan q Co.'s BFi1ge Corner Drug Store
and got 100 Trial Rottle fTrs, and nv ide
youselt Itnsyer iallstoeDte, xSlaN
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ashamed, by voting squarely and emphati
cally against the report, for the reason
heretofore stated, and asked his vote to b.
30 entered on record.
This created the biggest storm OF thl
meeting. He was charged with being thu
champion OF "Quilp;" OF having no regart
on the Board, etc. This bulldoziug pro
eeeding, in which the gentleman from
Ohio most distinguished himself, grew
30 boisterous that Judge Edmiston had to
call the gentlemen twice to order. tt
these ungentlemanly proceedings Mr.. Des
pard replied in gentlemanly and quiel
manner that he believed that he had the
right TO vote as hepleased.
ABAD PRECEDENT.
No man offered any objectionstoMrs DR.
Lewis boarding at the Asylum except that
it established a bad precedent and no one
should be allowed to do 80. Mr.. Bennett
said in extenuation Of this principle that
be would vote against allowing his own
sister this privilege. Col. Hassler waxed
eloquent and witty. He said that while II
might not have been the exact law to have
single men as assistants, yet heretofore
when men applied for this position, the
first question asked was II they were mar.
ried. We employed DR.. Lewis, who
knew this state OF affairs and in the very
face Of that knowledge went off and COM
mitted matrimony. "We don't want this
institution heralded over the country as a
grand State boarding house. We have no
objections 10 Mrs. DR.. Lewis. We have
no objections to DR.. Lewis, and believe
him efficient, but II we are g ling TO make::s
boarding house cut Of this hospital, Just
bring on yonr 'uncles aud your aunts, and
the irrepresslble mother.in-law, and we
will call this tho jackson Central Board.
ing House OF West Virginia."
The question was hotly but pleasantly
contested. The friends Of the movement
said that DR.. Lewis was perfectly willing
to pay a reasonable compensation, and
that under existing circumstances 1t would
add much TO his efficiency.
The vote was called for and the resolG-
ton was sustained. The vote being 5 yeas
and nays. F.
A FAMILY AFFAIR.
was nsxt h-orsht nm p sono ono
"a ~ ..,.a.;... 49,. .a',s,,s., ~ ~. AZ AZ
u si' n'no.'y S'se le'na'Aeo 'na' ','e
way now out oil the difficulty was to make
the rate for board 80 high that DR.. Lewis
vould not accent This bropvbt Judoe
- H. -. ,.,;.. .hs S..s.eiI,
4n san1asa.; " .hn, ue ifoh' win .ne hGnaUi' h.
asS,a.ai1Uh aso.na NJ siat m mo. tsn. 70
u Ls%ls an ektfavaSsnt G ta,e a,e ior
lIs n- S,s 1s o9aru sang 'nat ohas. y naia,
gno ,s ent s SIM rt. ~ tae tae
spa hospdin, " VIZ bos 0m s''9weu Sioo eA'f" ior
pou5'ins ~ ~ pan,t ~ noue. .,, ,.L....,.
W. y. Bennett 7 .fs moved o. s that the ne rate lor
poata anu wasn'ns oe naeu a. 70, staiLng
tnas w.tn .ue @ convenisnces, lne Irst-c ass
lais, %c:, ~ cou'u nIt os sec1reS " ipr m iess
l'slcs anSwiefe .L ~ .he o.a's; saS " .. Despata
NM .ne motion ~ ~ per no1tn
- lne eqa'sloh; MaS cai. u aha iesui1eu I'D
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:. nav nj bo alniss to remark that the
II Ws q Cracratt has won laurels as the
y. a9pI ~ = rcvineef Of the Insane Asylum
Sas .,.a". Washing Brigade. Forward the
Ii,b, Brigade
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conducting things. don't know Of biz
drinking any. know nothing immoral in
bis acts. In intricate cases l consult with
Dr.. Bland. Every physician differs more
or less In treatment Of cases, / always &C.
cept bis prescribed treatment, as It is my
duty TO do 80. l have differed with him.
Shown Regiatr.) helped make the state
ment: took Il from the books.
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o., IN louisiana there is no Republi-
pV"S ,,,y IN speak Of, but they seem to
On. on F1 democracy to approach with a
,.,;r ON the nose.
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oHIo's VOTE

ON Prohibition Compared with the he
suit for Secretary ofsiate.
Following is the vote Of Ohio for Secre-
tary OF State in 1882 and the vote for Pro-
hibihon and the Greenback candidate:
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NEw YoRE, October l5.-Generaf Roger
A. Pryor sends the following cable to Pat
rick Ford: The rumor that have advised
against further subscriptions for 0'Don-
nelPs defence is untrue. Friends Of the
prisoner must be on their guard against
malicious reports. Money is much needed
10 deiray the expenses Of witnesses from
distant parts and for other necessary out
lay We are fighting to postpone the trial
til the middle OF November.
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The total prohibition vote cast for schu.
mRcker in 1882 was 12,202. Reckoned
among the scattering in 1882 Is the Green.
back vote cast for Hafer which amounted
IN k9l5
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A Motion Made TO Postpone the Trial.
what Roger A, Pryor Says.

"hht AoSer n. FtSor sayb.
LONDON, October 10 The Recorder OF
the Central Criminal Court, charging the
grand jury in regard 10 the case of 0'Don-
nell, said that the prosecution claimed that
the prisoner committed deliberate murder
OF the worst kind, because his victim was a
man who aided the law, who was under
the protection OF the Grown. and was
killed out Of revenge. He pointed out the
conflict In evidence regarding O'Donnell's
exclamation to Mrs. Carey after be had shot
her husband. The Recorder said it would
be the sworn duty Of the jury to return q
true bill for murder ngainss O'Donnell. A
motion to postpone the trial will be heard
Wednesday.
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l.. I,yorRy is so glad she has brought
Abs .,bs, I with her. Avaunt Freddy!
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esTABLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
CIle 5atetIige'tfsr

-, no,. - aud q Fo"r,cfn.. sIree.:
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cap.Sin Cuuls!ou, ofihs Statesman, was
rood enough to present me TO Mics Ida
Henry, heroine Of the romantic battle field
slory which has appeared inthc 1SrEttI.
orscrR and aroused gruli old Jubal Early's
eholer. Miss Henry was not picked up on
| n battle field, though such q story waa cur
rent ii NardnsburR, 4 modest and re-
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A wHlrEwAsH REPORT.

At this juncture Of the proceedings the
diamond throated" appeared before the
board, and as chairman Of the committee,
read solid" column report, denying
every and all charges preferred against the
management Of the Asylum, eulogizing
everything to the skies, even approving OF
the conduct Of the colored man, Lee, who
struck an inmate mot responsible for his
acte,l because 1t was done through great
proyocation, giving figures and statistics,
and claiming that perfect harmony existed
among not only the physicians, but among
the attendants and employees Of the
Asylum, asserting that the evidence derived
from the investigation aud inspection Of
things pertaining to the institution proved
the truth OF the report.
The question was called. All voted
souarely for the report, but Edmisson,
Bennett and Despard. Bennett and Elmis-
ton cast q conditional vote endorsing the
entire report except that part Of II eudors'
ing Lee for striking the patient, whom they
insisted should have been Immediately dis.
charged for the offense, and to show that
such an act would be tolerated from oone,
a. s. Despard, Of Parkersburg, mark
The name down WE'LL made q record Of
which he or his friends may not be
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Naturally enough ! have met n good
many Berkeley county Republicans. More
ssrnes. men are not to be found in the
State. They have some achievements to
pOint TO, and they hope for still better
results in the iatutc. The good under.
s,nn6iug bctween the Republicans and
GTeenbsckers Of Berkeley, to which va are
already largely indebted, grows better aud
strnnYir as GreeubSrktn rCal 3 that thsra
Il no longer q GfeenhacI isstir, hut there
sIs a. Sta'e is.ups upon which al goo u citt
ysns can c1nh he Sga!ns; BIurb9aiam.
The HaGid n,SEPapcs Is doing q gooo
,yort In Berkeley, nnd am glad TO know
tha. Il ia ahlA 10 hold !ta own and make
stssiy AZ. Tho Industrious. and
worthy youug men who are conducting u
have r, Contemplation som improvements
which will add 10 the favorable impression
th.v have already made.
You need not think ol MhHAldsrman iol
GoveSn0r, Iiew uli not accept The cert'il
Gaia ol election. bat he will work very
Sayd ior lEis whole HspublIcan ticket. h'
il I lint kind OF Republican. II he were
on ihe ticket he would add 10 tho parl!
vote vo A ,,oDsidt rlblO Democratic support IL
this P4nhahdl&
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The Board convened at the appointed
hour. DR.. Bland stated 70 the board that
the practice had been to bury patients at
night heretofore This was done in order
TO keep the others from being excited. He
said that he had abolished the practice,
aud buried them. in the daytime,
and had been securing ministers to off,
ciate and give those who die Christian
burial. BE suggested to the Board that
these ministers should be paid compen:
sation for their services. He IVES ssked
what ministers he. secured, He said il
Baptist died he secured Baptist minister,
II Catholic, a priest, II Methodist, q
Methodist, If Presbyterian, y "blue-
stockipg.n ..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17
S.aH Nords und I'l,rases,

just listen for moment to our fast
young man, or the ape Of fast you g
man. who thinks that TO be q m,l b.
mu { sp, ak in the dark phrasoo cgy of
slang. Ii he does anything Oh his own
re~ponsilil ~, he does il on his own
shook" Ii he SEES anything remarka-
bly, good he tai, it -,tunner:" the
sup rlative Of which is regular stun
nrr." Ii q man is requested to pay q
tavern bill, lie is asked f he viii STAND
Sam II he meets sarage lookng <
Cog he calls him An -uqly customer" "
II he NETS au eccentric man. he cills
him "rummy old cove" A sensible
man j, "chrp that is up 10 snuff -
Our Young fr end never scolds, but
"blows up;" never pays, Int "~,umps
up never finds 1t difficult Ia pav, bu.
is "hard up" never feels iatiruel, but
is "usel Il T." He has no hat bnt sh.l-
trrs his h a beneath q "tile.' He
wears N n ckclOth. hut surrounds "a y
throat with a "choker" He lives mo-
where, but there il some place where
he "hangs out He never goes any
VIII, re q; withdraWs, Int he "bnlts"-
lie ~slopes'-l,e "mizzl She "makes
himself scarce" "--he walks his cha!k,'
he "makes his tracks" he "cuts h =
stick" or is "ired out The highest
compliment you can pay him is { , to |
I'm that he is u regular brick" He
ioes not profess TO he brave. but he
pridcs himself on being "plucly."
Money is word whi'h he he's forgot.
ten, hut he talks good deal about
@tn, and the needful," "the rliino,
aid "the ready" When man speaks
he "spouts;" when he holds his peace
he shut up;" when he il Inundated,
he is taken down peg or two." AMI
.made 10 sing small"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17
Reason and Imagination.

II science and reason have sts'kel
into the new scene in sta ure prAaier
than that Of life, each rs colossal NJ IL
Moss Of Angelo, the sacred imagina.
tion q religion need not hide away ia
alarm, but she, too, mus. aspire to new
height and beauty; and disrobing her
sell Of the morbid rags OF the past,
those garments covered With pictures
OF fiends- vestments of destp worn by
victims Of the inluisition on the uay to
the pilo Of fapgots--she must put on
divincr rliment, woven by tendersr to i
ers OF looms and with thread, OF iiuer
silk, and must rise q, colossal in beauty
~ reason is coos. al in power. IL
science AMI re ,son are laying beter
fouDdatiors Of thought. let imagination
hasten and bu ID upon thesl bet er
stones better Temples Of God, aud make
il tr.mblc with s,ill ho'ic music. and
rescued with wider and more ratioua,
eloqrenre. Not atraid Of this q 2ant;c
reason, let this exalted poetry Of tho
soul extend 10 reason ono hanh. aud.
holding il in friendship. point with tn.
other to the sky; For demo nstration and
imagination, acting In harmony, can
find the trurst rnswer 10 the problems
Of human lis. -Dasd. .S.cinp.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

The committee appointed b. the sub
scri'crs to the skating rink project. t.
meet the rpresenta ives al the Artesian
company, had IL session with then,
last night. The company wanted "
guaranteed subscription Of $3.50 To ST
c IRE them in the event OF loss, but did
not propose to ''whack up" II the af-
fair was finan ial success. The com.
mittee would not acce,le to this de
nand, and he company finally con
clu,led Ia take the matter In their owl
hands and make The r own persona
deal with the skating public, whicl
move met with The full approval o
the committee, who, on beha,i of til,
public, wash their lul ds OF all respon
sibility In the matter. The subscrip
tion list is now invalid. and tiIe skut
ing rink colupuny will fix their own
terms of admission.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

The funeral of Ms. Conustock was
largely attended yesterday. The
touching burial CEREMONY OF The Epi--
copal church was performed by the
Rev. WIN. Horsial!. after which the
funeral cortege proceeded to the depot,
being headed by the Musons, nf winch
Mr.. Con,stock is u ninimbef. The
body will be taken to Chicago by Mir,
Coinstock, and placed in the family
cemetery a,t.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17
Alrs CSfh LiIheRraphsd.

J. u. Trimmer. the gentleman who
can, a,sSti Miles city some months ago
for birds'-eye view OF the same, Ia in
the city and commenced delivering
the views yesterday. They are the
iinest productions yet ISSUED by the
publishers, almost rivLlng steel en-
craving. They are not merely maps
ofstrccts and houses. hut perfect pict-
ures OF The landscape, giving an accu-
rate representation Of the lay of The
land. size and shape Of the buildings,
trees. etc. Every one sas0uid hnve q
copy ~ It Ii picture deserving y gv,sd
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17
Baehr Il Bi,lo, ,, of the Merchants

Baehr Il BishoJ, OF the Merchants
Hotel, ale now leading the h. tel trade
of the city. At this hotel upward oi
100 people are feasted every day upon
the int of the land" The diDing'
rom is under most uble management,
N d the polite aud attentive young ln-
die, in attendance divine every wish
almost before il utterance. The tray
cling pubic can secure no better en-
t.rtuinment in the west.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Lumber Tor III. Tongue river dam is
being delivered ut the stIu;ture al the
rate OF 400 lincnl ieet per day, and the
roads are full Of teams hauling lumber
and other material for the work.
There cannot lie any doubt now, II
any ever existed, about the ultimate
completion Of the Tongue river ditch
before any immediate want OF water
Tor purposes of irrigation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

A canvssscr, lady or gentleman, TO
take the agency tor the sale OF Jss. u.
Ehinc's Great Book, Twenty Years
in Congrcss- From Lin,pln 10 Gar
field" Ia Miles CITY, Gicndive.nnd the
tributary cnuniry. A commission will
toe puid which will insure IA good live
agent from, $40 Ia $lj per day. Apply
q, once TO Bert lilnke, Commercial
Haf..l
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17
ID.oorfans 10 .sh.eD Men,

We wish to ANNOUNCE that wa are
sole agents In the eastern portion of
.Aontau,. tor Ludd's sheep Dip, u prep
arai ion which is warranted TO Keep
sheep free from s,sb anu kindred
s.iscases. A iull supply Is constantly
ielt an hand, and orders will be
promptly filed.
S3tf LEIGHTON. JORDAN q Co
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17
A Reverend Conductor.

"Yes, brethren said q preacher iror
his pulpit, @you are the passengers on
trn speeding its straight nui mar
row way 20 glory, and I am tne con-
dncsor " that train. thank ths Lord :"
"You run her first-c'As' I should 9y."
remarked stranger, looking over the
cJngrrgstioh. from the number VI
slsei,sra oare hauliug.' J.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

. McCl:ntock d Co.'s sheep-dipping
machine, which lett town yesterday
for the Mezpah range, got stock in the
road and blocked the United States
mail for several hours, but II. .compron-
ise WAS effected and the driver of the
stage whipped up his horses and got
The mail i'm on time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Real Estate Agent Courtenay yes,er-
day sold four lots in the block in which
the pt,stoiil ce Is located for S3JJ each.
This is very desirable property. and
WAS purchased for very reasonable
figure.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17
Attorney O,Conns gave a very plea.

Attorney O'CoHnsr gave u very pleas
ant game supper last night 10 a few Of
his friends at the Palace restaurant.
The chickens were shot by his uner-
ring rifle, and were discussed with
mach deliberation and pleasure by
those who were so fortunate as ~ be
invited.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17
fodf kefiee,

will our numerous transient CUSTOM
"rs oLlige lis hy settling their coal bills
with w. \. Bu.leigh, Jr.. Main street?
II will save us Amy amount of leewcar
nj shoe leather, and will he duty ap-
rec ated. GIBBS x c..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

fame, and which would gnace tn
W Ills of any roo,n. To friends ut u
distance no word painting could IL
half 50 intelligent description Of thi
locality.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

w. E. Savage will leave in a few
days for Livingston to take Temporary
charge OF the tirn,'s interest in that
nwii, aud Charley Berg will max II
trip of several weeks duration to Miles
CITY,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17
Fruits. LIQUORS aud Ths ph-nir,

Go to Pav,tte's Phcnix, nn Park
street. for all kinds "f choice fruits.
confectionery eic., also for genuine
Milwaukee Key Beer. and lhe choicest
Liquors and Cigars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Catsrrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured by bhiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. ''rice SO cents Nasal Injec-
tor Ire. At Edwards drug stse. o.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

+. X. Davis and George VOse of
Hathaway. were arrivals ON the train
last night |...
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Weee now selling ali our bottled
poo.is, consisting OF cor,lIals, hrnndies,
WHISTLES. etc. ut cost. preparatory "a
stocking up with other goods.
Calm a. ScHoENPELD.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

On the conquest Of Wales 10y Henry
nj. OF Eng and, hs b. slowed the pri,i-
clip .lity az Wales and Earldom Of Ches-
ter on hs son, afterward Edward l., a.
an Office Of trust and COVE nment. In
l843 Edward III. invested Lis son Ed
war,l. the "Black Prince" with the
pr cipality, and from that tame the
ed son of the reigning King has
borne the title of Prin @ of Wales. 4.
The Sparrow Must Go.
steals wheat.
Ea.s eN moths,
Ma es top 10. ucii no.sa
II, ks d blossoms,
The Sparrow rats ea lv lettuce,
d ives : u.eful birdA
DisHgu e. y iidinga,
BE o Is CUTTERS.
tCan't sing.
-Cotsrier-JOurrtdl.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Go to the Second National for good
drink ar fine cigar. 1here YOU viii
also find chance to win fortune
should you have luck. Ssti
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

8. Milburn, The <, MIL Indian agrnt,
arrived Ia town yesterday from bllsi-
mesa "Trip t. the Little Bighorn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Competent for general house work,
or n mi,ldir-nped woman Tor saiue I,lr-
pose. Satisfactory wages paid to The
right person. A,l,iress, e.. A. NEWTON,
at Express Office. this city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

There Is CONSIDERABLE hay In the
market. The price ranges from SIS To
SIS per ton.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Sleepless Nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is
the remedy for you. AZ Edwards drug
Stnra III
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Will You Suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint ohilvH's Fitalizcr
Is guaranteed 10 cure you. At Edwards
drug st,rc. Ut
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Girls and bays si"u.u .,.u The nd
vertiseii,cnt OF q, A. Way Il Co., on
t ne third page. anu sre what nice
Christmas present they will get.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17


la waIcn,s, pwe.rl an'i silNcrware
one should have the hest or none.
M,ssrs Shuri,y 4 Co.. chicago, are
making II speciality of fine goods, and
il you need anything in watches. in
dust nn,i waterproof eases, s,,lid silver
ar triple plated ware, solid gold or rnll-
I'd gold i,w,lry, ssnd la Shurlcy x Go.
hey will s,nd single article ut tie
dozen price. They nre vouch,d for
o. nj ends cd 10y the United States Ex-
r,ss Cn.. American Exllcss Co.,
S"ulhrin EXPIRES Co. +. W. Palmer,
Postmaster of thica.n a., G,nl A. e..
smith, Ex.staie Tr rasurer. and many
others. io1ds :, mt uii approval. with
,.ri, i,rge Of rXnnninati,n enabling yo,i
{" do your purchasing at home. Re
mcmb,r, Shurl.y 4 Co. T7Staie street
Chicago. III. send far th,ir new md
beautifully illustrated ca,aIop ne. s6-los
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Charles w. Savage, the senior in
the firm of L. w. Savage & Sons, this
city and Livingston. has returned
from II trip to his branch establish
meut.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

q That Hacking Cough can be so
quickly cured Uy ShiI"h' Cure. We
guarantee 1t. At Edwards drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

nIIIEs CITY TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No.
wi ~. meets II, sunday IN every u'osth. at their
hall, on Aain strcel, betwe Fourth and fifih.
= yoiN ". t'oBB. Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

T.. s. Tapping, II prominent citizen
of Bozen,ar, arrived from the west on
last evening = train.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Cattle inspector w. ID. Smith wen
west ON yesterdays tur.n.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Fresh Minnesota creamery butter at
Carpeiter's. Sotf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Order your music through A. ii.
Bertrand.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Turkeys. honey and tafley at Car
ptnt.r's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

There is uutning like those large,
fresh oysters at the Keg Saloon. stf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-17

Sweet poiat"s, cranberries and frtrh
eggs nt Flalarty's. 3slf