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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

Our esteemed contemporary, the Hagers-
town Mail, comedies to US sincerity of be-
lief in the opinion we expressed with re-
gard to the Governors "bombshell;" but
so far differs from US in opinion as to ex-
press the belief that, instead of being as
we said an i'll considered and indiscreet
performance, it Saved the party" Our
contemporary will perceive that we do not
desire to enter now into any recrimina-
lions in relation to the Governors policy
1t is difficult, however, to see wherein the
party that elected the Governor by over
$4,000 majority needed any salvation at
his hands and 1t must be conceded that
the plan of salvation adopted by him OF
arraigning its policy for decade previous
in public harangue, was rather an un-
usual one. The general opinion which
has prevailed with regard to the "bomb-
SHE'LL" has been that its sole purpose was
to compass the defeat of Mr.. Heating, and
thus give the Governor control of the
Board of Public Works. In fact we be-
lieve the contemporary issues of the Nail
were authority for that view. The gener-
al opinion has also been that it was very
ill considered and bungling attempt to
accomplish that end, which fully deserved
the signal failure it met.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
I'M MEMoRIAM.


DIED peacefully and quietly, at his home
Wade's BAY, in the 3rd E!e ton District, on
the 18th inst at 10 o'clock, p. NJ, Captain
WILLIAM S. CHILEs, only son of the late Rev
VIM l. and Jane Chies in the list year of his
age.
Writing "A tribute to the memory of the de-
parted is ways sad and painful task espe-
cially so hen bound by the closest ties of life
long friendship. The writer has Known Capt.
ChiIes from early boyhood and during this
period of years nothing has occurred 10 disturb
the strongest social relations existing between
them On the contrary each succeeding year
has ad led "A new link TO Friendships Chal, TO
be broken, al IS by the cold hand of death =
lie was of kind and generous nature, warm
hearted and charitable, jocund and happy in
he has enshrined himself in the hearts
of his people and bound To him by impersh
!, BILE ties very, cery many OF his extensive
abroad Philosophical, patri-
o,c and true Democrat, he has rendered in n
qpiet manner, very efficient service 10 his coun-
" Being eng aged in ii very extensive business
for years, it has been his custom well as
pleasure to find employm mt for m my, thereby
supplying the needs of life and making himself
"A public heaef,clo~. How much he NaS ad mir
ed and esteemed will be t.eStei hy the large
assemnlnge, white and black, that attended his
>
stormy day, and the great sorrow that pervad
ed the entire multitude. Scarcely an eye but
was weeping throughout the impressive cere-
mony The services were conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Meadow, oil Washington, D. c., a
>choolmIte of The deceased, and the pall-bear-
.rs we're, Messrs. R. A. Golden. j. B. Smith
and Guynn Harris, of Washington, ID. c., and
Nm p. HarvsY, John W. Cox and james
liaisiip of this county. OF the many that have
gone from among Us for the past few years
there were few, very few, sadly mis- sed so
lpe4tlr depiored he will be. His death his
vacuum that must be lang felt, as
there is no one sft Who csR take his place or
execute the plan, his brain conceived, enlarged
and successfully conducted. We feel his loss
sadly, p infulIy. C1niole with his afecionaie
wife aud rel ,tyes AID mingle our tears OF sor-
row and sympathy with theirs. May the
blessings Of a kind and henitcent Father rest
upon her aud them aud attend him throughout
the toaallrss ages OF eternity; and may oar
loss he his etern Al gain. H..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
Notes

There were severe frnsrs 10 parts Of ohis Ia.
diana and ksn'scky on ruesdiy.
James peslin, ofBrisrpor;. Fes,irrick coanty
has just baried hos eight wears oil. sictim
OF iiphthcria. This makes the ,esth chi j lh.
father has followed 10 the grave.
James MJEaa, a hos seventeen vc,rs oil.
while iarnitg sonerstal, ia Nru York an
Tuesday fractured hts spine. AMI died on We'd.
nesasy. He ~ss praciiein: TO pin eifeas
There ere ten exc ,vernors now in the sen.
ATE uAmeiy. Anihonr, Brown. C1lqaitt. Coke.
Csliom, Garland. Groome. tismpios, Harris.
aud HAwley.
Taunioa woman rolled of a laaaze while
drunk. Her face struck ia hasin. aad was
wedged so snasly that size. heing unconscious,
lay there ADD s,nathsr~d TO death.
wR s,alsy. san Of Judge st.ler, Of Knox.
vile, Tenn. committed saiciie os Monday
nigh, by shooting hiasef through the he -
At the residence OF the youns lady who had re-
fused to marry him.
John r an,s, an cd citizen Of GeeIsll
eeuniy. n C. VAS killed few days ago by
tive II his nepheNs sons Of Ahssllm X -i,nau
ia quarrel over The dividias lius between
their lands.
By q vste OF 81 NAYS TO l09 vess the ASA.
chuse,ts House of Representatives IN Tuesday
refused 10 en-ross the resolution for "A amen T.
ment to the constitution so that women ma =
be appointed justices Of the peace and n 1tari.s
public, a iwo-thirls vote being necessary
Irving Loper. wh1 shot himself At Sauthin..
ton, died on FRIDAY He committed suicide
because his employer threatened to expose fin ,u-
cial Irregularities lie lived tweutv-one aiys
with the bullet in his hraa, the phy sic aus fear.
ing TO remove IL.
dispatch from Austin. Texas saws ges
item largely interested in cattle, who h..
just returned from an extensive trip amony the
| ranches. saws 95 hearts, of cattle, averaging
2 500 each, will be driven out Of the State this
spring.
An immense amount Of builliag is in pro-
gress in " ,shng,oa M,nv gprernmet en-
ployes at from 81 500 to 81 600 a ver may
own handsome houses in more less fashion THE
quarters and invite the reflection that they
must be marrelously good msn,gers 10 do il.
A movement is on fpat 10 bold a grand re-
union Of the ARMY Of Northern Virginia on the
field of The second battle Of Manassas during
the coming summer All the Survivors OF that
army will be invited. and it is proposed to ask
Gen Fitz Lee to order the Virginia volunteer
forces TO have their summer encampment there.
A eolored woman named Lucy Haulsey has
been arrested foe whipping to death her sister 5
orphan child, seven years old. The evidence
before the core ner's jury shows nest diabolical
cruelty The child was Aog.ed with cowhide
and then burned on stove. The eolored peo-
pc in the neigh norhood are greatly eyasp.rated
against the murderess. Her hushan was ar
rested as an accessory
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

The Maryland Oyster Fishing Season is
now over. Under the law dredging is
illegal between April 1 and October Is.
longing Is permitted six weeks earlier in
the fall and two weeks later in the spring.
All oyster-catching, except for private use
or consumption, to the amount of five
bushels per day or bedding and replant-
is prohibited between April Is and Sep
TENDER 1. Catching at night, catching on
Sunday and carrying oysters in the shell
out of The State between April and Sep
TENDER are prohibited.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

The Baltimore Sun has lately undertaken
the arduous duty of slate making, or rather
of announcing the states made by the poll
ticians. Here is the latest effort:
Democratic strategy SO far as heard
from is employed in figuring for delegates
to the State convention. The latest gossip
makes slate of the names of Henry W.
Archer for Governor and Mr.. Wallis for
attorney general. Mr.. Gwinn, who has
filed the office of attorney general with
consummate skill for eight years. has no
thought of seeking a third term. Many
democrats, including some very near the
present State executive, have expressed a
strong desire to see Mr.. Gwinn on the
Appeals bench, for which he is eminently
qualified. Not much stock is taken in
Eastern Shore names for Governor, though
some very worthy ones have been put for
ward. Mr.. John s. Cuttings, OF Baltimore
county, has been spoken of for comptroller,
but Mr.. Cuttings says he is banker, &C
quainted with finance, and is not a lawyer.
He thinks knowledge of both finances
and law are requisite qualification Tor the
comptroller's Office
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27


IL Is both becoming and profitable that W..
should at all TINS pause long enough t. note.
with prop-r emphasis the shadows and lessons
which tue visitation Of death suggests; and es-
pecially when the victim j. nn. who bore eN-
ceptionaI relations Ia his neighbor> and fellow
men. fne harvest Df death in Charlie. county
has been rich and abundant al late. Many OF
her beet cltlEtu> have within u few months past
been called tai their nnal account. The roll of
her recently dead l. indeed IL ssld and long one
aud now call 81 upon To aid another Ia
the list The genial. cnterpTising. manly Captain
WILLIE tHILE> has bscu cGt down In the very
xeaith al his mlnll.St. With all his faculties III
ntsDd and tpU<y ripe aud robust with health he
was pTsrtrsted by brief Hines. and the thread
ot his life broken. The dt>Icnsatinn which ~
orders i a mvsts riotls one, and presume not
TAI question lis " islon justice. but while sub
uniting With pruls'r patience and humility. We
should b. NOR, than human II did not give
sS preston Ia our painful sorrow and uren regret
al iits ~Eitsa taking of. Many are they whcz
viii miss and IN iuru him. 10 j. Only when lcs,t
thai such men are property appreciated II Is no
- ri of our purpi>ss to ma ,nify his worth The
truth plainly told Is ali ins. euiogy he requires
His life WAS oae os activity and enterprise there
fsIge ID great benefit la others. lie IA man
who>s active flrcs at intellect and viii com
niaaftst the respect 81 all Who hal deal
bin; etninentlN p-acttcsti la alt hts views clear
In his Judgment and conclusions. and quick to
execute. hois-ss Iva l4is dealings. generous In hts
friendships. lac tstth successful and popular
III sc had faults (0,so has not let them b. buried
with him. Hs worth AMI has pf qualities " ia
live long Ia Enc ntoTy ~ tilss.' wilo knew him
we'll. A. slr oI those the author OF this brief
tribute will b.. wsl, h. lives. u the last To
forget hiu
"Fa-cw,li that word has broken hearts
Na ! hiiu,icsi eyes with tears.
FAf,sw III. tine STAYS and oa. departs,
Betw ssu them roll the years
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

Mrs. Langtry's engagement in the Uni
ted States has thus far lasted twenty four
weeks, and the net receipts up to the 14th
instant have been 1920. 663.5s She play
ed for four weeks in New York, the re-
ceipfs the first week amounting to $751;
765.30: the second week. $15,567.Ss; the
third, $12 ,532, and the final week. S14, 1913.
The first week in Boston they were $l0,-
94S.50, and the second week $11,207.-
The weeks receipts in Philadelphia were
800, and for the two weeks in Chica-
go, $23,655.50. The Baltimore engage
ment, four performances, realized 5000.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

The Scientific american prints a paper
by DR.. James H. Salisbury upon the cause
of malaria. The doctor claims to have
discovered the source Of this pestilential
ef1uvium in a minute plant growing upon
the freshly exposed soil of boys and humid
grounds. We opine that the doctor is
closer to the truth than was either DR.. Van
Bibber, or our own DIR. Mudd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

The Grand Jury of Kent county last
week indicted ]. Ham. Gray, James
Kearns and Charles Rolph for selling
whiskey unlawfully. After period OF
almost total disregard of the local option
law, the grand juries, and at almost every
term of court somebody is indicted for
violating the statute
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

1t is given out in Washington that a
motion will soon be name in the Supreme
Curt of the United States for re-argu-
ment of the Virginia "coupon-killer'' case,
which it is said will probably be granted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
WE CONFIDENTLY OFFER OUR
VICTOR Fertilizer

to the Farmers for their TOBACCO CROPS
this season IT is a SPECIALITY for TOBAC.
co and WHEAT. 1t will mike as much to-
6acco, and Of as A ae quality as any other
fertilizer and isequal to any other for all crops
Send for certificates
@-Our Wheat and Corn Fertilizer. A
SPECIALITY for GRAIN CROPS
~ We have the sole Agency for Andrew
Goes Origin,l Ammoniated Bone Phosphate
as just improved for TOBACCO and WHEAT.
The value of this Fertilizer is well-known as
heretofore prepared. With the improvement
Of 1888 il is thoroughly reli,ble TOBACCO
FERTILIZER
For Tobacco use our Victor or Coe's T,nprov-
ed. For grain crops either OF the above or our
Wheat and Corn Fertilizer All in good con-
dition.
FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH PRICE Gross Ro Ids, p. o., Nd.
A NJ BRYAN Ponenkey. -
RIG lard COUGH, Newport, I" .'
ES-o r d. Frs LIGHTED.
March 80 3m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

The cyclone predicted by the weather
bureau on Saturday, struck the towns of
Wesson and Beauregard, Mss, on Sunday
with terrible force, converting the latter
town into mass of ruins and destroying
many lives. Over 81 persons are reported
killed and much larger number wound
ed. This storm is doubtless of the same
class that has so frequently in the past
swept over Kansas, Iowa and other North
western States. Cyclones have been known
to occur in almost every State in the IN
ion, but the more destructive ones have
generally chosen to move eastward along
higher parallel of latitude than that on
which the Mississippi towns are situated.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

The temperance people are good deal
agitated over the facts disclosed by Col
lector Ditty and Comptroller Heating, that
neither the Federal nor State revenues
from the sale of whiskey are diminished
in the counties and districts where "ocal
option" has been adopted. They claim
that the two colonies must be mistaken in
regard 10 the matter.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

The President has returned from his
Florida fishing expedition in the best OF
health. He says that the reports in regard
to his sickness were the inventions CT the
newspaper correspondents of his party
that tie boys had nothing else to do, and
had to lie some 10 keep themselves en-
,,tnua1
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
LECTURES! LECTURES!

| THE CHURCH IN PROPHECY AND IN
/ HISTORY. Or viniieation of the True
| Kingdom of the Messiah, as distinguished from
| the Post-Apostolic Novelties of Christian or
Anti Christian Judsizars. Together with the
Origin, Rites. Doctrines, Ceremonies. ard fatal
consequences of THOUSAND DENOMINA-
| TONS. that have troubled the Church OF the
Redeemer from its Found ,,ien to the present
day. The whole comprehensvely illustrated
upon canvas, with allegoric, svmboisms of
| the church as drawn from Biblical sources and
a genealogical table of descent FROM ADAM TO
LEO xiii, IN one hnndred unbroken succession
Of FIVE thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven years These lectures win involve u
series of three or more highly importtnt re-
views Of the great question that is now asita-
| ting the sactarias element, viz: The King
dom of God" (what it ia. and where it is
located, in the light of scripture. Now it is
obvious that TRUE SOLUTION OF THIS QUERY
will forever settle the distinction between the
church of the living God, and the multif,rious
competitors of the age, which the author here
promises to give in CHALLENGES TO THE WORLD.
not al muse an be ii remembered, but as
criterion whereby we may b. assured of our
superiority in the ar,icle of eternal truth III
you wish TO know something of the C>UNTLEss
sECrs CT cHRIsrEND IN if YOU wish TO know the
origin aud Foundation of 70 70 owa ,ienomins-
ton, and it you wish to know which 10 the
oldest religion, the nswe religion, aud the
fra st religion, do not fail to attend these iec-
lures which are the result Of several years OIL
profound study and research in Primitive,
Medieval. and Modern Ecclesiastical History.
The INVITATION EXTENDS To ALL Den oMINArIoNs
Come, therefore, and let US reason together. I'll
you are clergyman, if you are II theologiaD
or il you are cultivated in all the wisdom of
scholastic, linguistic and historic developments,
we still insist upoa you to come as the only
propsr judges in the case. Arrangements have
been made for tn. 6rst Lecture to be delivered,
d. ". at WALDORF, May 18th; POHUN-
KEY (Tnbman's Hell), April 2sth and 20 RT
TOBACCO, May 9Th, 1888; beginning at 8!
o'clock, P. NJ ADMISSION TEN G iNTS.
ap 2o-3t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
For Sale or Rent.

"AFINI retired from husIness hereby offer
for RENT or SALE m, we'll known
large and commodious STORE HOUSE Situated
in Port Tobacco, ia most desirable location.
Possession given immediately TIL. remaining
stock of GOODS will be disposed of at or be-
low cost VIM. BOSWELL.
April 27-4t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
THOMAS G. PRICE & co.
Sc S. Charles St., Baltimore.
G. E Y E Il AL
Tomml5,l1u. 0MlcMzuh

For Sale of Toblcco, Grain Wool and all
consignments
Leo H. HAYDEN recent Tobacco Inspector
gives his personal attention to Inspections &c.
~-CoNSIGNMENTSs solicited. Quick sales
and prompt returns.
Reference &C. Cannon, Cashier, Traders
National Bank
Hon. Blnes Compton, L,ure, Prince Geo
county, Nd
Hon. Richard II. Edelen, Port Tobacco,
Charles Co., Nd
Hon. A. G. Chapman l., PIt., Oh ,res Co. -,
Nd
Hon. Rober, c. Coom',s Laonardtown, St
Mary's County, Md.
Hon. Frederick Slene, Cou,t of Appeals,
Annapolis. Md
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

The evidence has been closed in the
star-route cases. and Ker has spent five days
summing up for the Government. 1t is
said the arguments will last month.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
}1ortG obacco Gimcs
PORT TOBACCO
Friday Morning. April 81. 1888.
Presidency

Hon. Samuel J. Tilden is again spoken
Of as the Democratic nominee for the
Presidency
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
S25OO00 1 TO . Loan ). a. ..s,L pc e

S25O,OOO 9 ro i ao1S IN a. SUM, pei O.
81 900 and upward, TO be secured by frs,
mortgage on improved MARIAN farms. Term
of years 10 sui borrower. Parties making
application must state amount of existing
mortgages and judgments, ifanv, an I give full
particulars AS to location, Improvements, in
surauce and assessment Of property. and il
security is ample the money will be furnished
without delay The hi shest prices for ground
reut. Property sold, and house add ground
rents collected and prompt returns m,de for
moderate commission.
SHEPARD G. MILLER
ap27-2t 81 Lexington ST., Btltim sre. Nd
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
FOR SALE.

A STORE Il DWELLING with all necessary
"A out BUILDINGS, on healthy location and
where good business Can be done, also con
venient to Steam Boat Lanhing--for further in
formation apply at this Office.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

A J. Law Ter R,litsnoTv. ~,ys: Af,sr uinr
years suaerinE w'th malaria AMI j,sg~Psss
Brow 8 lion Bii la, ca ed me-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
FISH! FISH! FISH!!!

TNiiE undersigned is now fully equipped ane
i prepared to deliver HERRING at I'll,
Pomonkev Fishing Shore or Pomonkey Ware
house, also at Posey's Wharf from the Stumr
Neck Fishing Shore. Prices ranging low.
ap 27-3l. j W. CUNNINGHAM.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
Special Notice.
Steam Saw and Grist Mill,
Near La Plata Station.

ON THE BAIT. l. POTOMAC RAILROAD.
AM now prepared to furnish all kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL, POST and RAIL,
and PAILINGS for Fences, HOGSHEAD SID
ING, HEADS and HOOPS; also HOGSHEADS
already set up. The above can be obtained
either at my Min or from 7. r. FARRALL, a. La
Plata Station at greatly reduced prices
Grinding day, Saturdays.
jan l2-lys JOHN HOFFMAN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

Fss the parpase Of appointing Bssris oI
Local Trustees -r--uraplisnc siih the provis-
iaBs Of the Shoe, Law
Ry order Of the Board
ap. 357' A. " NEALE. Secretary
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

deem superhu
FERTILIZER
SHOW
the
defy
fail
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
SCHOOL NOTICE.
tn ssDAY, NAV, 9Th. 's3.

'TIE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION
| EgS will meet ia Port Tobacco on
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

ap 25-3'
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-08
4 Duckiny Bronco.

Much has been said and written about
the bucking bronco, but the half has not
been told. The bucking bronco is plant
which grows on the Laramie plains and
blossoms at any and all times OF the year
The man who never saw one Of these kal.
iedomic panoramas has our sympathy, and
the tenderfoot who thought he knew all
about horses, and who played second fiddle
to good healthy bronco through one
twentv.eight second round, also has our
sympathy. Tie needs the sympathy Of the
entire community. for that matter, and not
only the sympathy, but the services of a
good surgeon. The "old timer" mounts
the colicky animal as though it was stone
fence, and calmly and contentedly main.
tains his seat while the miniature earth.
quake is erupting beneath him. 1t looks
easy, and YOU cannot help thinking it is
easy. II is a mistake, however. to suppose.
that the aninitiated man can ride the
bounding bronco the. first time he tries it.,
no matter how good horsemau he NAV DC.
1t can only BIZ acquired, like back teeth, in
time.-ENrhamgc
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-08
AristOcratic Gam hlers.

Most OF the heavy gambling in New
York nowadays is done IN the fashionable
r'ub-houses, among men who indulge in i,
more for sport" than the money. They
lose their money without chagrin, aud ncv.
"r play with professional" gambler, II
they know him to ne such. These are the
men who lose or make $1,000 or $1,000 a
night without considering it worth talking
about, but who, nevertheless, never visit
gambling "hells" because of their fear III
being "tleeced."
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rA1kDI UP
0\E hav mare. white ',cc and white '.'r>: SUM
posed To w. wears old branded \ IN -:
shoulder and = l. right quarters. A."
saddle. marks. RS
4. w. BAILEY, Acrdicc p. o., Mont. lso-iS
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-08

JOS. SIIINEBERGER, Rec.
Rock, Beay,1hc.d Co., Montana
Old brand-Da,nond 5 on RICH,
hip. Az my cattle are dulapcd x-~ZC
on right flank.
Hole Basin. ' IS
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-08

The Italians in New York are said to be
more economical than even the Chinese
\ whole family will sub<i~t on 5, week,
rent excepted. In all quarters Of the city
they are manipulating certain industries
and accommodating money.