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Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
AT
John Wanamaker's S,
PHILADELPHIA.
TUESDAY,:

In the duller days OF mid
summer we invited our out
side friends to visit us and
freely use all the hotel con-
veniences of the store. If
we haven't said Come !" of
late, it wasn't INTENTIONAL
You're just as cordially wei
come now. The invitation
is a standing" one, and if,
in accepting it, you some
times find standing room
only" our hospitality isn't at
fault, but It's the attractions
Of the place that are to
blame, and we don't really
see how to help it.
We've built up and digged
down ; we've added here
and there. We've moved
our work and stock rooms
to a building covering the
ground Of eight or ten ordi-
nary stores. and have bigger
room than ever. Cash
tubes, electric lights, heating
and cooling machinery, ele-
vators and facilities Of all
kinds are complete, and we'll
do our level best for the
friends who come SO far to
honor US with a visit. The
earlier you can come the
more you'll avoid the crush
on the bright days.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
NlvTlG,ED.

No11oE. III FIJI
WR1REAs, We, the undsrsignsd citissns Of
New Castle Hundred, being seriously annoy.
cd by trespsssers, not only on secular days
but ON Sundays, and frequently when asked
to 20 away We are threatened with black
jacks, pisto lsand shot guns. Therefore, BE- 1t
Resolved, LIST. That We are determined u
break up trespasstn2.
Resolved. N. That We hereby give notice
that W will arrest and punish to the full Oh.
tent o! the Law persons found trespassing
with dog, gun or otherwise upeh the premises
Of tho Aforesaid undersigned.
Resolved, Sd. That copy Of these resOlu.
lions b. published in the New Castle Star, Of
New Cattle. and Daily kEPuBLIcAN and 0a.
sette Of Wilmington for the space Of thre<
months.
George b. King, George u. LObdel,,
Eugene Rogers John Fox
Jason Davis, John Willis.
Geo. White, Robert q. Tarrenf,
Sam'l A. Jackson George d. Simon,
II. NJ. White. Abraham Kelley,
VIM. u. Mc(iarr, william +. Peters,
Joseph Lentz, X. Psters.
James Mcintyre, Edward Morley,
Joseph JeFevre. Joseph Lents, Jr.,
Lewis sutton, James Chalk,
Joseph X. Steelman, Ephratm Sutton,
James Burrows, J. Frank Mccoy,
Isaac 0rubb, GILES LambsOn,
Elias LOfiand, Milb0urn Revis.
novY-ln
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04

CONGRESS- DID nothing yesterday
but organize. Carlisle was elected
Speaker Of the House and was pre-.
seDted by the ladies of Kentucky with
little floral George Washington
Ratchet, no doubt to remind him that
If he would be- great like Washington
be must not tell Il lie. The balance of
the day was spent in jarring over the
admission of Fort Pillow Chalmers, the
Mississippi bulldozer, who has turned
up in Congress az a professed Republi-
can. There is no doubt, however, OF
Chalmers election this time, the only
tint he ever as honestly elected, but
the Democrats are engaged in an effort
20 make Mr. Manning, his competitor,
take the seat to which he knows he was
never elected, and be it said to his
credit he is ashamed to claim until
Ch'lmers' cllim is disposed of. In the
Senate nothing was done but to meet,
shake hards, receive bouquets and
fora devices, take a recess or two and
then adjourn until this morning. The
country is still safe.
RATTIIFI iuiInr :. Jou,. ~, =.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04

THERE Is one thing in which the
Irish Democrats who vote for free trade
and British monopolists are in perfect
accord. They are solid for free trade
and in favor of breaking down the in.
dustrial institutions of America. Poll
tics makes strange bedfellows. Hur.
rah for Carlisle and free trade shout the
laboring Democratic Irishmen of Amer.
ca ! Hurrah for Carlisle and free trade,
respond the British moDopoIists and
land owners who Cypress Irishmen at
home. J
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
Y)ERSONA A..

Weak and undeveloped parts Of the humai
'ody enlarged. developed and strengthened
etc., ,s an Interesting advertisement long rur
u our paper. In reply to inquiries We will
'ay that thore ie no evidence Of humbug about
'hia. TN the contrary, the advertisers ar
may get sealed circulars, giving nll larticu
lars by addressing Erie Medical Co., r. &
l$ox bl8. Buffalo. IlUw YoIk.-i0ledo EveniDp
Ne nhtn. III sa-lG6t
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04

4 ITEM CIOM.-ALL PERSONS lie
II string pure Drugs OF Uhemicals,0r wish
ing their prescriptions or private receipt
V VhouId 70 @ tie drug store 1 Of p1' ''
H. II. BKIN0HURST,
~ Market street. Wilmington, Dol
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
John WANAMAKER.

Wouldn't you think those
wonderful makers Of Plaids
had reached the limit of va
riety ? Yet the new lots
we're opening every day or
two, show new fancies in the
combinations.
A very modest, small Plaid,in Navy,
Brown and Olive, 25c.
New lines in both large and small
Cross bars, 37Tc.
Fine French All-Wool Plaids, AZ
inches wide, 81 per yard.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04

NUTlCE NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV
IN en- that the partnership heretofore OK
Combs, trading as Mills Il Combs, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. James Mills
will continue the business at the old stand,
aud Ia authorized to collect nd settle all
debts due to or owed b the late firm.
JAMES MILLS.
PHILIP COMBS.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 20, NsS
n23tuh fri.lm
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
Groceries ! Groceries!

have purchased tho grocery store and TX.
turos at tho northwest corner Of Fourth and
flesh groceries Of oil descriptions at the low.
err bottom price,.
lam also carrying on the grocery store at
the southeast corner Of Eleventh and Bennett
streets, and respectfully solicit the patronage
Of the people In that vicinity,
nolA.lmf WILLIAM NJ. FRANCIS.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04

N SUrPERwlLL BE ulv8NlN THE
hA Ls6tuTs RON Of Green HIN prssby-
tsSisn Cburch BY tho Y. p. AssOGleeiOA on
ThuFsdaJ evening. December 9th, 1o63. Ad.
mfttsncs Including supper, my cent?. dl1sts
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Philadelphia and intermediate Hsa
$40 .. m 120o n, S.9o, 40, e.tS p. n. nj
Philadelphia and New York, 100, y"
70. 6l7, 0.S7, ~ p. n. -. Il
Baltimore and Washington, LIZ, A.S !!
10 % Q. m. 11.00 p. N. baltimore, LJsA
For further Information, passenger ~
tsrred To the tine tables posted at tho
tons.
Trains marked ~ AZ limited sxpiva,a
:, .ich extra fire Ia charged.
CHARLES e. PU0H, J. X. TN'
General Manager. General Pse... :. -
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04

DYSPEPSIA CURE.
II All those who wish to know where they
can obtain i)r. CRITCH Ssure andcertalY
cure for dyspepsia and ell the following dif
eases, eh uld &c Ut once TO Smeltz b Co., a.
and king streets. He has It for sale. O81-lm1
FOR MORTGAGES
~ Ut usual interest rates. Apply TO
n26-t2 GEORGE q. MARIS.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04

PATENTS 0 ns.. IL Ss pa pa 9sn:f ~,
attended to for, MODERATE FEES.
Our Office 10 opposite the us Patent Otfice
and we can obtain Patents In less time thar
those remote from WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL. OR DRAWING. We I'd
wise ~ " patentnbility free Of charge; and
We make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE Oh
TAIN PATENT.
We refer, here. to the Postm aster, the Stunt
Of Money Order Div, and to officials Of the
u. Il. Patent Offiue. For circular, advice
terms, and references TO actual clients In your
own State or county write tn y. A. SNOW /
Co.. Opposite Patent Office, Washington.
DO
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04

1857 Prizes. $1,000
WhWle Tick cts. -. Half Tie 4 eta. o.
~ Tick cts, $50. IS Tick cts. 500.
Remit money or Bank Iraft in Letter .
send by Express. Don't send by registered
letter or post. order, until further no
tice. Orders Of % and upward by Express, will
be sent at our expense. Address all orders u
]. J. DOUGLAS. Louisville.ky. lt.th.ws.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04

THURSDAY, DEC. ~. 1883.
A Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawing SONAR
tered by the Legislature Of KY, and twice
declared legal by the highest Court In the
state. Bond given to Henry County In the
sum Of Sl00. 600 for the prompt paymentOf al
prizes sold.
A Revolution In single Number
Drawings.
- Every ticket holder his own supervisor
can call out the number on his ticket and roc
the corresponding number on the tag placed
10 the wheel In his presence. These dra wing
will occur on tho last Thursday Of ever,
month. Read tho magnificent
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
Mi||ard f. Dayi||
No, 9 {, Second ST
WILMINGTON n
BALTIMORE RALROAD
NOVEMBER 18TH, lseA

Trains leave Wilmington - follow:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate
tons, go, 100, io.so q N. IN, 40, '.A'
p. N. ....
Phil.dslphia lsxpess) ! 49, -, !hia
e. ! ~ s,s ~ IL asC % = y" = m 49, In
New York, 100, ~, ,lo.Nla
d. Sass, IN, 10, al. 81, ~ p. n :,
Baltimore and inteR1sdiats stsuonl
10 90 .. n, 600 p. N. ...
baltimore and Bay Ilns, 100 p. n. i
Baltimore and Wilmington, LII, ~,
10 " .. n. y, sl.l1, S.oS, 100, nWf.
bstmor 30 o1y iSs aT snd "a
and o.26 p. m. ID
Harrington, Dslnsr, and way station
.. NJ, and LIS p. m.
Wyoming and way stations, 6.26 p. N.
Express Tor Harrington, 400 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Ladies, not absolutely
time-killers, have discarded
the slipper embroidery nui-
sance. We sell as good a
pair for half the cost of ma
terials and making up, labor
thrown in-say 81 to 81.
P. S. (Which every lady
will read).-lf there's a slip
in our fit of the slipper it's
easily hxable, but not in the
other, you know.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
DRY TETTER.

For years was afiiicted with Dry letter Of
the most obstinate type. Was treated by
many Of the best physfcisns took quantities
Of mercury, potash and arsenic, which, In
stead ofcuring the letter, cEippled me up
with mineral poison and rheumatism. The
letter continued to grow worse. and the Itch.
Ing almost made me crazy. In this condition
was Induced 10 take Swift's Specific, and
the result was as astonishing rs II was graft
Tying. In few months the letter was On.
tirely we'll, the Mercurial Poisoning all out
Of my system. and was we'll man-and due
only TO Swift's specific. All like sufferers
should take 1t. JAMES DUNklN4,
49,. Louisville, Ky.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed FREQ to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlantis, t&f
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04

TRUNKS AHD TkAvELInG BA
:, A. CONNER, ,~ss -, A
'eliable h arness 9:x:nsA:3"A
Ind trunk manufAo. AhGN0n
.ureF has removed Ins1i{3ii,.,l0
70 his new store, No A44ssg4asnsIsys
L. Fourth st. near o.sS Ss..iSsu
Market, whore you w. $500 ri \. :.
will find tho largest }gje M
assortment Of bar. <41e5s.I W k&4 f''',
aess, trunks, bags, ste., In the city. IA
md gentlemen's pocket books and " y,
.hopping bags, sud 1t reasbaaels y;
Prompt Attention paid 70 repairing ~
md travelling bAg6. '5'
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
Clocks and JeWe|r,

The 1ars est and best selection I
clocks to be found in the Mate Il
be seen by Visiting the undorsigl
ed, aud 1t prices ranging from 4
>, 30 Or mp: r. leweirZ we clIer Z
some Of the pYettlest denigns ev
made. MlLl.ARO r. DAVlk
No. q Easf GAc0nd afPe<t
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
JOHN WANAMAkER.

All-Wool Dress Flannel, in mix.
lures of gray, and in plain and fancy
colors, SO inches wide, 90 cents per
yard.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

We miarepresent no goods n
guarantee satisfaction In even
particular, which oecOunts for u
success. We advance with u
times and retain our custOmes
honest and fair dealing.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
IN GOLD WATCHES

We display some OF the md
han some styles ever exhibiie1
and ut them up with flue msyel
Ments, ~ prices that defy compel
ti0n. Every watch y sent out
guarantees 70 give perfect satisfaI
ton. In silver watches No hsvtl
large assortment 1t mOdera|
prices. What 10 better than . tin(
piece for . present3
1lLLA1D r. DAVIA |
No. . Eoat Second street
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
| asst, but not leaS

IL the display Of elegant silvs
ware, large assortment OF Whk(
has just been received. The desig1
this y ear are fAr In advance Of q
previous seASOn, and those VI
have already aeon the unique p
d. moi hes3satc n nS Ss inI ni sSe,,:
lectiOns. A call In all thae In net(
ed. MILLA D. +. DAVIS,
No. 0 East second street
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04

BAILIFf Liquor OsIe, don't forget the
hole in the wall.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
IT WILL PAY YOU,

In our entire business experiess
va have never known prices :
jeWelry and sllverWare 10 touch \
moderate q 0guSe ~ the 0peciai Id
now offered. Our custOlners hs,|
boon quick 70 recognize IL, ~ IL as
My evidenced by their ready po1
chases, and We hsve their Mniis|
assurance that fer resi- beauty q
inlrinslc vaDue thcse goods are ul
SURPASSED. MILLAR nd r. DAVIS,
he. 0 EaOt oOcOMd street
Daily Republican., 1883-12-04
READ AND REFLECT

The H~liAays are approaehiu
ana before yon know it Hey viii
upOn yen With all their grandesI
aiad just here We would remis1
you 10 mat . your selection ofprN'
3. d before the ush and while m
stock 10 complete In every depas
ment. II you lnyest In jeweIn
cali On WILLARD r. DAVIS
No. Q Ease second street
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-06
TIiEDAILY JOURNAL
".:"I Ju~r Of C"st,r Csw,ssv.
Every Morning Except Monday.

1i.' pony JorRSAI controls all Associsied Press
Dispsiches In Miles ,ity and IN the only paper in
Eastern Montana that receives legitimate tele-
graphic reports.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-06
Colored Woman Murdered.

PITrsBURG. Nov. 5.-i.ulbnrd Mil
ton (colorr'i) shot and fatally wounded
his mistress, Annie Hunter. in n
Franklin street hagnio, u few minutes
before II last night. Milton was very
jealous, and during the evening Il G
couple Guarrele,l about another mans
ring which the woman had IN her pos
session. About Has they retired to n
rom, and ten inmates later the other
inmates were startled by three pistol
shots In quick succeSsioD. Al rushed
TO Annie'- roon. where the girl tun-
ter was fund laying unconscious on
the bed. with two pistol wounds in the
LETT side al her heud and one ~ the
right. Medical mid WIS summoned,
hui tO no avail. The woman died ut
$3.50 this morning. The murderer,
after the deed, Jumped .r,nm =. e third
story window to shed. thence to the
ground, but WINS captured sevcrai
hours later just outside OF the city
limits.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-06
ItltUKAWS.
Reported Erprrssiy for The Dauy Triior-
ston~ Journal by Gss Hsst.rn dss"cia-
ted Press md the ~ ,sf"rn Tnion
Telegraph Company.
TELEGRAPH TUMBLE
"The Wires Are Down at Jim
town." and that's the Rea-
son the Unframed and
Unterrified Voter
Will To-Day be Deprived of His
Usual Morning Perusai Cf
the Past Days Current
Events.
But. as Every Good Citi7en OF
Custer County Will Vote
Several Times During
the Day,
T, Will Ee so Much o :
cupied That the Loss of the
News Will Be Less Sc
verely Felt,
And Wednesday the Journal
Will Probably Tell of Re-
publican Victories at
Home and Abroad.
A Murderous Father.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. ga. Princeton
disla says: Mrs. Ellen Lung. n
widow. and l. ). Whitteinore, a,her
of the bny found in The river with h =
throat cut. have cen arrested for the
murder. Detectives whD tWk the
rasr had their sus, icions tur"ed u
Mrs. Long because of run,or that she
onceat,empted Ia poison Whittrmore' 5
wife, aud failed. Searching her house
they found bloody clothing viii h she
had been wearing up TO the time of
the murder. and hutcherknife aud
two razprs. stained with blnd. In a
well on lr = I'rehils's VS. iound Il e b
with hi, o u arks ON IL. The NEG =
bOrs ray That criminal iuiiu ny 4 =
isted between tine widow and White
more, and thut II was known To his
elevcn-y,ar-oid s0n, vino Was probably
thus disposed OF to stop II scandal.
The 10y was missing for ten days, hut
hi, father made little cfi;,rt TO find
linn. The theory Is that the hoy WIS
killed by Mrs. Long IN her cellar. and
thu the father carried the body to
he river AMI hid II in the place where
he pref nde,l Ia first discover 1t. six
days later. Mrs. Long il II daughter
of EX-County Judge A. Ii. Myers.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-06
The Northern I..eias IN Court.

INV Y"HK. Nnv 5.-ln III. suit 81
Field W. the Non tiicrn Pacific rail-
road, rec, ntly removed to the UniI',l
States court. Circuit J.d.,e WI nee
issucd u r,s rain ns or,l,r; and all ,r.
der 10 sho@ r..use, niu,ie by The rt,i,
codrl. ], To be heard in the United
states court io-,iay. On saturday
Feds counsel gave notice thai plant
III would u I resist tiic m ilon To Va
cate tne injunction. AMI on hearing
lie ease tnis uhorn.ns tile injun''ti"n
and orler To show cause were vacated
and set aside.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-06
surgson 0sasral's Report

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-'rhe annual
report of the surgeon general Of the
army shows Tint $3.50 white tro 'l's
were ON the sick list during the year,
and the total number of deaths from
Nil causes WAS ia, ar 10 per 1000,
mean strength. Among the col0rcsl
troops there were 4,0s0 eases Of NIL
kin,ls aud ~ deaths, or II per 1000,
mean strength. The colorvd trs'l's
make " particularly favorable showing
~ the rliall number ~ admissions ~
the hoslip for alcoholism, the rate
being 4 PER 1.0i0, against 70 per 1000
among the whitez. ,,t. az
The surgcSn general recommends
that q thor,ugi, revnccinsiiwn OF every
individual In the military establish
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-06

A large numb Ut animals wa.h
Oh m>elus aid lathe, ~ erp.m"t.,
It q, birds AID ants. II We turn eur
attention TO the question Cf repro M
tim, we she'll RE that vi! snina
81 -kle their Yong, keep them cla,,
~-sn them ut the roi er time. and ell
u,nte them; but t'esr IN lie ni.l i'.-
s.inrts are frequently ludiu. n 'nry IN
women If civiljzel Iaiions. L. Ia Z,
man may t.ke lesson IN hygiene iI"m
tie lower animal. Animas get vi If
Ell ~ ~ j. hy usmg in 1. mn |.
Cay, IT.. Those suilerlg from fetr
res ri t t',e,r u e., keep que. s".k
IA knees aud AIRY p'ac, $. dri k water.
AL .on.' mes wen plunge into -.
When Dig a. lest it, p lite it eat,
I',a.t sl'e'''-s oi grass known a. Digs
e - (ri en.l.it). which acts ~ an
m"'ic uni ,nryativ-. Cats also ct
ra.s. Sh ,e,, and cows. when 4. SEX
CERTAIN h,ibs. When ,!o,rs are 'oI-
~ a'cd tley eat fatty sal -,
u"h w OIL ard l.ut'er, wit a,ni Y,
"'il they are rnrnl. T. e ,am-t
- Observed IL horses. A. animal ,Ii-
ri q from chronic rhernIati ~ nlwa,s
~, pS n far ~ pos lille o.. sun ! h.
sirr or ants have iegu arly o"gan1e
i'r'' iancts. Lat ellie rut III. aI'epIr
, ana I. and ot'rr ants came and
mv,.r 4 IN wo " Il n,rt witLn 'rlts-
IA eut Il id sr'r te, from the r mo itis.
/! a 'hiniatuye ba won I'D, IL .i'",s
bleeding 10y PLAYING it. hard OF the
~olrl, %" PRESSING it with ieav,s o.
r'a,S. When M an IN II has woum'-dl
egg ar arm hangi = Oh, II c'm lite, HE
avn 'uiatiou bv m ans =! Is teeth.
A dog "u b 'irg tn g in the mnzzle
Va vipr WIS ol'~'rv,d TO plum, its
ll-., repeat lily or several days TO
ming water. I'll amin Il eventually
e'o.rr,-l. A i ortiz & log WAS III over
u, carriage. During three We h in
VI ter !, RIM incl ly."g IN . brook,
e its IA Il was tax 10 IL; the AMI.
M i re'ov, rel. A terr e. dog hurt hi.
~ eye;.it remained living u,,ler a
r,n ter, avoiding ght AID heat. al
! 'hough la i'na.lv il k-',t Il re 10 III.
Il 2. I; al ',te'l n general tse.'me Il, rest
and AIS hence m fo d. The al
Treatment con~is'e ell ia Ii, king IT," n,r'er
sirfa, OF the paw, wirich il ap,.l I'll Ia
the Won ii, Il eye, again ckinp the paw
w!e it lie anne dry. C.t- also, wlun
hnrt, treat themselves lv this SIN, le
mrthol If continuous irrigation. NJ
Dcl,uney cites the 80 OF cat VIII e.,
r,.inai ed 10" some time vi gon t'elm b
Of rive, also that of n OF or sat which
lad the singuls fo titnde to remain for
'orty-cight hours unser j. Of ,.,lI wa.
,e Animals suffering fiom trnnma. G
fever treat themselves lpv the cont, u,-l
appl cation Of old, viii h NJ. Del ,unev
considers to l,e more certain than anv IL
the OF err meth"ds. In vi..w Of thee IN.
I re ting fats, We are, he THU k, forre,l
10 admit that hygiene and Their ,pcutss,
as ,.racticed 10y imals, may. in the in
e.. e.ts of ply,iol ~ I've stud ed with
a.,v ntage. He C. vi 60 even further,
aud say that vote i.arv medicine, aud
rerhan. Human med cine. coul gather
from them SOM useful i,diration-, IRE
srlv becsuse thew re prompted ls in
st MT, which hrr efficac;oi in the pres
cr,a'ioa or the restoration Of heAltl.-
! E..fi,h Nell al Journal
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-06
Making Terms.

At the battle of Bnckland Mills,
where the M.chigar Cav. Try had il hot
and h, avy for ] aIi n day, a sudden
flank movement OF one Of the regiments
cus off aboat tweniy Confederates wi o
had dismounted ard were sheltered Ivy
o fence. There was no escape r
them, and Captain rode forward cry
ing out:
Surrender! surrender II you don't
surrender we'd riddle you!'
He had almost reached the fence,
when tall, long-haired -Johnny" lif..
e,i himself up. til CIV one leg over the
top rail AID cody called out:
SAY, you, thar! DID You order rs
10 surrender"
ayes, and he quick about i'll"
sHox many Of You 'uns are over
thari"
"A tbousand-5. 0OO--enough to at
yonr whole army up!"
And you want us TO sure dsr?"
@Ycs-at 'em, boys" .,'
-Waal, now. Capting," continued the
old Confed., don't he in such q ,,r,.t-
ted hurry. Here's nineteen Of MS here,
and the BOYS wouid like 10 know how
, much ron II Ply head and vile her
VIZ are TO get the cash or take II on in
dicker. Come. Cap make M Your
fegeix, and don't let's have any more
Jaw nl,out it!"-Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-06

Sr JOIN, y. r., N"r. D. Al h
so .lli side of ~. Joan h r.nr. This f.. =
mona. ~ coal shed ell. r,usiiug s,.y,. /.
.,,orers. Two, named W. l,n ana
U,le-s, were taS,n nut dead. Fur
"lher-, VAT, lyan. Kmg ma NJ. tin,
w,.rs DRAGGED cat Seriously woin,t.
u is H,Hr Il that Others ale buri,d Ia
The coal hInp
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-06
Postmaster bounced.

WAsHISGroS, Nov. 5.-Pnslniaster
General Hill has dismissed from s,r-
vie posl"fiice Inspector Amos T.. Fos-
TER, for rendering Ia tie Department
use AMI fictitious accounts. He WAS
stationed I'll Austin, 1,X.. and Wits
rendering an account for Iicr.ditim str
vice winch he never per.OriiIed.
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AN Austin family recently purcnese,
Gov. Heretofore the fan " has -
t'r NIX for t,-ir cuiiee from ths milk
man, and little Johnny. kks many otlss'
'Scpls hssl mo- very xs.l-tas&nsl -
Lp~ tic niihinan gut the nslk- Ths
CIV Happened 9, be whils one. end
afsc' Jol nny hid watched the nlkinr
1 rocss for sumo ,, he r .msrke'
Relatively: PA. IN gss uilk froa
the white COW. l,us wllsrs h the III ,ck
rswY- what do We want . lslack 60
hm. Johmyy" ITO sqsespr ths cofe
.rt u ,s~r, paA~--fe<as SvSiwvs.