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The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-24

pleasure of forming the acquaintance of
| Col. Clcugf, chief manager Of the North
ern Pacific construction, A. B. Curry,
president OF the Livingston Beard of
| Trade, Fl. T. Ceperley, J. Il. Elder, and
w. 4. Smith, real estate agents. DR.. Y.
IT. Campbell, Babcock q Miles, hard
ware dealer, F. Silverman, Of the St. Paul
clothing house. Frank Bush, q the North
orn Poetic land department, John Halo
ran, of the Park street Palace restaurant,
and a number OF others.
There are number Of grocery stores,
Of which those owned by G. H. Carver S
Co. and Smith, Haoy 6 Co. are the lead-
ing ones. These firms carry large stocks
and do an immense business, selling many
goods to retail dealers. The principal
lumber dealers are the Montana Lumber
CO., Of which T. /. Mintie is manager, and
z. Goughnotu.
The principal hotels are the Livingston
House, kept by ]. p. Nolan; the Mercll-
ants Hotel, kept by Wn. Mitchell: and
the Brunswick hotel, kept by Mrs. N. G.
Murphy. The first two houses named
front on Park stree; which runs parallel
with the railroad track, and they are
roomy and well kept.
The principal liquor houses are Wetz-
stein s. Co. and E. r. Dean & Co. The
last named firm is composed OF old resi-
dents OF the Territory and carry an i'm
mense stock, including glassware of every
description.
Livingston has wo banks. the Bank of
Livingston Of whic!, 4. L. Love is cashier,
and the First National Bank Of Living
ston, with Fred Ward as cashier. The
banks are owned by capitalists who have
"a good reputation and an abundance of
money.
In the jewclry line the store kept by G.
B. Niblock is worthy Of mention, since
the gentleman is manufacturer Of jewclry
and an enterprising man.
There are three newspapers published
at Livingston: The Tribune, edited by
". S. Ebernan, is large weekly worthy
of patronage; the ENTERPRISE, edited and
published by Wright g. HeddJy, a spicy
daily only 33 days DID, but already it has
a circulation and business equal to some
CT the old established dalies; the National
Park Pioneer, edited by W. D. Knight a
weekly only about a month old.
F. W. Draper, we'll known i'll S[eagher
county, has the mammoth billiard hall and
bar Of the place. At the time of my visit
he was rejoicing somewhat at being the
father of a pair-twin boy babies.
Truay s. Co. are chief of theatrical
amusements. They have theatre that il
foiatssoi scenery cxcels any ether in Mon
tana
Ny stay in Livingston was very much
enjoyed and I shall not forget the courte-
si9s extended by my friends. J. G. Bah
ton, J. III. Elder, G. n. Smith, T. BusF,
Alb. Curry, Messrs Halloran S Lampnan,
and many others of the Empire Railway
Metropolis.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-24

A Detailed Account Of Losses
Special to Daily Enterprise.

Special to Daily Enterprise.
MILES Cry, July eo.-John Rigney
who was arrested yesterday morning for
an indecent assault upon private family
was last night, about - O'Clock, taken
from the jail by a body of unknown men
and hung upon the railroad trestle near
town. The coroners jury found verdict
in accordance with the facts.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-24

The Police News contained an iliustra-
tion recently Of the Little Missouri fight.
The picture was thrilling in detail, anu
the accompanying translation about as
preposterous as could well be imagined:
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-07-24

A fine building and lot in business
center. Building rented so it will
pay To per cent. net on price go. .s4, 600 90
House and lot On Main street, we'll
located for business of any kind.
bargain at the price,. ...... 775 90
well established and paying liquor
business for sale. Satisfactory
reasons given for selling. rare
chance for some enterprising man.
Price with fixtures. stock, etc 49,. $50 90
Hotel for sale, doinga good business 800 90
The most desirable business corner
in the city can be DO Ight, if pur-
chased within ten days, for ....... 100 90
Residence house and lot -. ...... 800 90
Lot 8, Block 81, good business prop
erty ...... ...... ...... ...... 80. $50 90
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| Two business lots on I'd street.
These are the cheapest business
lots in the market. Each ...., 800 90
An No. business corner; corner
remember, only ...... :. i. 49,. 900 90
Fine Park street business lots can
be bought from $500 to -. 80. 1900 90
4 fair business corner, if sold this
month, can be bought for ......... $50 90
First class business lot. Consider
ing location, etc, it is one Of the
cheapest lots, if not the cheapest,
on he market to day. Price. go. $50 co
A Park street lot that is rented for
$25c year can be bought for .. I,0Ot 90
Good residence lots in all parts of
the city, cheap.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-16

\ SpLiNDID Observation-Disclosures, Ga,
seems 10 have rrofied greatly by her
COTTON exposition for 1851. Ghp aggTe-
gate capital invested in that city since
then is about 81 100000, employing no
fewer than 1000 operatives and paying
annual wages opp7oximntiAg $500 907.
Aud these additions have buea varied.
4 grain elevator and cotton compress
have been built; q spinning company
has completed and nearly filled It's ca
pacious buiIding with m&o!iieery, ana Is
preparing to double its c"pae;tY; Tie
great fair building Las ba2n purchased
hy p company with capita! OF $751;
O0O, and is half fued with machinery, ,
conpanies have been formed for bu;ld-
Jug apparatus to prepare cotton for tie
spinner; fertilizer aud o;har maauI"c-
tories have been established in and near
the city; and o concern has been organ-
ICED fer tho manufacture Cf oleomarga =
rine. ...
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-16

Don't live single hour Of your Ike
without doirg what is to be done in 1t,
and going strsight through it from be-
ginning to end Work, play, siudy-
whatever it is--take hold at once, and
finish ii up squarely and clearly; them
10 the next thing, without letting any
moments drop between. Iii wonder5
fal TO see how many hours these prompt
people eonlEiys 10 make of~s day 1t Is
as if they picked up the moments thai
the damdlers lost. And. it yeu fad
yourself when you have SO many things
pressing upon you, that you hardly
know how to begin, let NE tell you a
secret tako hold of tie very first ono
that comes to hand, and you will fad
the rest all fall into file. AMI follow af-
ter, like company of well-driiled SOL
diers; and, though work may be hard
to meet when it charges in squad, 1t
is easily yanquisled if you can bring it
into line. You may have often seen
The snecdote Of the maa who was asked
how he had accomplished 50 much in
his life: ~My father taught me- was
the reply, when I had anything to do,
to 60 and do IT." There is the secret
the magic word, Roee.
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rIoy ArrxsNDEs II. STEPHENS, in

Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, IN .
letter to Mr. Howard Carroll, OF New
York, written shortly before he set out
oa his last fatal journey TO Savannah,
stated that the gentlemen who aided
him @ith funds 10 set Oil education 10
60 through college were Massts' a'lts
and Williams, connected with the-Saa :
aay-sebool thet he attended, aud AEez-
ander Hamilton Webster minister of
the Presbyterian f,.iih; whose memory
AIr. Stephens said he cherished, 'slsd
after whom lie cailsd Sis0 seh 6 iarEi Ion.
After Ai5 graduation A:. Stephens took
care to return TO bis good friends the
money which they had adyanccato him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-16

T.. .i.t .r.
Mn. HARPER "A "9i" 'to'H t''>
quarter may oe inter eSeing " tNo 'e'
orS Of Tue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y T"J0'
cd the privilege OF SScPP'hs IHto A~''i . .
Point ochoot on !" e0AeS''@y' N"'9H .
to witness The closing exercises hE
RoBEET PowNALL has been successfully
holding forth at tAls place lor Two sue
Cessive winters, during which t!me he
has had Q largo school al" received Inc
praise aud won tie esteem Of the many
pa'roEs. though Mr. Po"nail Is Dat a
novice in tic work he bids fair 10 W 4
place among the tduc:,t@rS oT The
county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-16
Farmer aad House Keeper.
Norm RIVER Mills, w VA.}
March 9Th, 1855. !

WILLIAM HARPER, lisq.--DEAE SIR:
Enclosed send You the piece about
Guano. l find since writing to you thai
the CeatraI has taken it from the ",
7. WschIy. / think it good thing
and as said before, I gouid like to see
it in the INTELLIGGNcERi anu think Gll
of yoar resders, especially the farmers,
will agree with me. But OF course yon
can tell better about that than cah.
leave il for you 10 publish or not just
as you think best. I have been rea-
dc. OF your valuable paper ail my life,
in fact it was the first paper ever read.
and / intend to read it long as l can
getit; and I.Iiope your life and health
may be spared many years SO ths! you
can send It's weekly greetings to US. !
find the ladies' are very fond of reading
your paper; II yon take it With Others
and lay them down they will alwf;ys
choose tie Intelligence, FIRST. Hoping
this will fiod you and lady well, | re-
main yours truly.
Fertilizer Factory for the Farm
Our eofnfeld has made an impression
in favor OF; fowls. Tie poorest spots
look the best, because On item hand !
tn! OF hen manure and p:astSr was drop
aea ID esch hill before pIaHting. The
value Of tIiis application being thus 30
forcibfy DEMONSTRATED; / gta led TO think
Il woaid be lar wiser iot farmers 10 have
q laboratory OF their onn for the pro-.
ductioa OF concentrated fertilizers fa-
ther than pay ont money for slie nun
berless, and III many cases yalueless,
compounds Eilh which the market a.
bounds. Forty dollars, the price of g
ton of tlie so,ealled phosphates, would
90 long way toward Tie formation of
such 4 laborators. It would pay Tor tie
Keeping oil 100 fowls for a year, who
would perform 4 chemical work about
which there Honid be no sham, and Is
the same tim afford handsome iEcome
IN eass and chickens. a hundred hens.
With The addition OF t6o tons OF plaster
(cos.;ng not more thaG $l0} 10 tAeir
dtoppiugs, would make al amount Of
fertilizer HLich Eoui,i be worth more
than two tons Of average phosphate
costing $50,
Ely faith IN this statement Is strength
ened by the fact tbst meyer apply hen
! manure even III limited quantity to q
crop oi any kind without perceigiug q
marked benett, while have applied Sc
yegai different kinds of tue commercial
fefiiszers without observing nny in
crease,i growth. Many farmers for the
lack of : hen. n.honss ALLOW their ben ma.
nufe To- 90 10 waste, bsns r0osting nn-
der sheds oein trees, and supplement q
scanty barnya. q With purchased fsrld-.
,;;zsra Ons ut the fsst things such q
farmer sllouA do Is % erect 4 building
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-16

A Pennsylvania farmer has moved
With the same seythe for thirty Eve
years and he expects to ase it until he
isEo mower.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-16

A Connecticut manufacturer is said
TO have made $4,000 last year, aud
had little boys from eight TO twelve
years old working ten hours q day for
fifteen cents q DAY. And yet this fss BAD.
ical party claims that the laboters Of
tiis country must be protected from
the paupers of Europe. Fifteen cents
day for ten hours work, and the gog-
esnment waass 20 throw its strong arms
around this poor struggling msn"fac-
.ture., SO that lie can pay his employ
ees largo wages.
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HARPER'S s PERIODICALS.

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Number 70. Ja2uary of each year. When no
time is men,ioned, il will bO understood that
the subscriber wishes 10 commence With the
Nwmber next after the receipt Of order.
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Remit:anCes should be made by Post Office
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Newspapers are not TO copy this advertise
ment without The express order Of Harpsr Z
Brolhers. address
HARPER & BROTHERS,
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A squirrel was killed IN Augusta
county, Va, last week weighing three
pounds.
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The distance from tho earth to the
sun is SO grcst that it would take
Train, going at the rate OF sixty rilaa
un hour, neatly 200 years to pass over
II. and at two cents mile would cost
= passenger nsarIy q. 900, 200 to make
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-03-16
spatls aIraptI' Slltelli9etter,
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1858.

Gov. JAcxsoa has pardonea thirty
six persons since March, 1S8l-a lit
tle@less than tmo years.
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New series Vol. II %. 52.

for hia hens It does not take a very
profound calculation to- Gguresoas tue
benefits of such a building The cost I
MAY be moro or less aceording tU cla-f
boration aud fancy. bnt go will pay iot
3 hen house for practical purposes.
am qnise certain that q hen malngeN
according To cur plan pays her way AZ
an agricultural chemist, aside from 9th
+ er proits,
Most farmers mix their wo0d asne o.;
ileached ana unleaehcd. with the slcn ma
Epnye. This is 4 mistake. They often
plecs ii on top OF the ground, which ls
! stiIl e,enseE mistake The effect Of
ashes is 10 dissolve the droppiugs, which
sets The anraoaia free. anIs eanses II 70
escape: into the air. Hon. manure 'sl
lsttoagiy impregRated with ammcnla.
whicS Constitutes It's ahiel value ans
monia. beiae a pnlstile alknli, may be
| fixed Or reta: nd IN the ben manure by
the use &C common plasser tsnipbatel Of
! iimel where it will remain tor plants 80
| feed upon, Owing 80 ite yoseslse cnas-
4a,s.er it should be c0yerea up 'rs $noll ~
Is5ossi6ls, The sarth also assisting IN ~ Y
/ retention where ii is in place Tor thS
,ootlctsto absorb. Much Of the amti9Slr
nia contained in the hen aannre VII
4 be lost while it is being depositen I!
1.-THE ben house unless it is kept covered
With plaster. This should Away be-
Etione as matter OF economy, and Tor
the health OF The poultry. Where thsra
4 is an accumulation Of manure in tho ten-
#Ihouse the escaping ammonia wall either
| drive The fowls out or make them sacs
lif coinpelied 10 inliale il. This is espc-
cially SO in warm scsshcr.
.l> A barrel Of plaster should always oe
.ikeps iu the hea,house, and every fe9
DAYS tie perches and the floor should be
4 busted over With IL. When the huio'
comes for using the manure u shonld 90
shoyeled over ard plaster enough mixed
with it to make it dry aud odorless. gs
4 dry muck or loam tnay be used. thoagh
Z lof course much larger tuik Is requir-
ed. u was this Kid OF preparation
Igaich made the marked differences IN
our cornfa!d. 1t IL siwaYs best TO pus
q hueful OF enrta over the hen manure
when dropped Ia tue hill to absorb the
ammonia, lesl it may be go strong as W
DESTROY The serns of the seed, which
yeulti be likely to happen If the seed
was dropped directly upon i. Tue all
Il kali in ashes is not volatile, and hence
ashes may very properly be placed On
} the top Of tie hiIInfter the corn Is ptan-
ted and before it comes up; this is tha
best method Of applying ssues, but The
: quantity to hill must be snallT-nos
! more than may be held in Tho closeS
, hepd. -F. D. Cuaris, In N, q WeeH
). yribNne.
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.naf1fa q as siaATS. .

ssFs sElas
ants bea sIag 90
phers. d
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1883.
EEARPNES's5 B AZ AR.

This popular joGrnal il a yaco combination
Of literature, act, and fashion. lis stories, po-
ens, and essays are By the best writers Of Eu-
rope and AmercN-jts e0graviags Poss?:s the
highest artistic exceiience-and in XII MASTERS
pertaining TO fashion it is universally acSnowI-
edged to De Inc leading authority ir tbs and.
The rew volume will coutaiu naHy brilii&2t
uoTe!tipS.
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nnev 54amnsbire County, West, Va, March l6 1883.

70 You've MEN. Young man,
stop and think. What you are 70 be
will depend upon what gou are TO do.
Your words and thoughts and deeds
are not fragile and perlshabls but per
lnanent aud enduring, Do nothing
wrong. Battle for the right. Help.
and bless humanity. Honor and O
bey tho author of your being and
yoar blessings. Be not an idler.
Work and win. It is not genius, but
toll that IS the creator of utilities
Great characters III history are al,
ways miracles OF industry Butler
put twenty years on his Analogy and
his work. IS immortal RittenRonfe,
who began to calculate eclipses in his.
plow handle, could not fail in emin.
ence Tomorrow is the day IN which
tidlo men work ard fools re-.
form. Let your theatre and time Of
action be to day. Seek to. be an IN
teltire,af woEke Read booska and pns
IefSs GllttiffttSs ts1St ot7S. M ~ ~
mind. Seek the society of thinkers,
Aim at eninence IN the arts ana sci
enccs. The paths along which Frank
| lin walked, or Webster Oh Clay, are
IstiIl open to willing feet, Advance
| to the front. BE an intelligent work
er in the worlds great workshops. -
You are in LIES spring.time. II you
do not SOW and plant now you cannot
expect a rich harvest by and BY, Up
and be patent. Sow good seed, =,
Keep the weeds down, be patient and
workfuL and the future will not DC
without hope aud blessedness,-Ne Ne"
River Bulletin.
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Established 1880 Vol. 4s.
Machinery. +.

wy0U win, without doubt, cansult your own
interest by seeding 10 me for circulars OF
the following machinery, Re, before SuSlng
elsewhere Being myself a practical turner,
with considerable experience in the sale CT ma,
clinery, snd making heiaiest improVemealsin
that fue speciality, wiH guatantse sstlaiae--
ton, low rates and liberal tens. aud will not
be undersold.
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20 beep horsq 81
BloFt Chains 30 EsES:
The knee, letting the
nough 10 nearly reach
fastened 10 such way as ~ ~.
his legs VIXEN he begins 70 paw.

In Ireland the sod cut on DOGGY
ground is piled up in lesps uutil drys
then burned into species OF caarcoal.
This is then pulverized and mixed with
we'll rctted stable or hen house manure
OF night soil in equal proportions. Pla-
cei in drills whore turnips or carrots
are to be piantad, IL is said to make
them attain monstroas size. The ex-
pertinent is worthy OF a trial BY farmers
who can get the bog mold without too
much labor or expense.
Fowls need gravel, oyster SHELLS and I
lima or similar substances They serve :
the two fol i.purposo rs grit in grind
ing the food. as veil as material for
forming the shell.
Clothes pins boiled a few. nlorneussi
end quickly dried, 0ncs or twice gs
month, become more flexible and an.
rable. Glothes.lines will last longer
and keep in better osder for wash-day
service il occasionally treated in the
same way.
-. s~----- - r ~ " g - sffsft ~ =
Spirits of turpentinci il now made
from sawduss aud refuse OF the SAW
mill. Il is extracted by a sweaiing
process, and yields fourteen gallons Of
spirits, three to four gallons of resin.
and a quantity OF tar per cord Tbs
spirits produced has di6erert cdor
from that produced by distillation.
To remove rust from Hstirons. rub
them briskiy in soap and sand.
ii. W. Stark says z keep q eow for
milk, and tBe better feed ,aais caro- for
her tie more milk gets I pour hot
water on tile cut bay and sir lileStsSS
we'll after putting on four qdRsts OF corr
meal This ration give twice q day
With little dry hay at noon. ! GO
not waste pound oil hay Ail Minlsr.
Nv method keeps a COW in good 1der
and saves nearly one fourth the hay =
III every farmer would keep 2 record
OF tie number or esss laid, chickens 3
hatched and those sold or eaten eash
YEAR, they world form The basis Of moss
interesting statistics. and 30 nastsr
Of surprise 10 everyone as to tbc yEius
represented 4thsn 10 moaeJ
TO ReMoVe Ixx FGoM W0oD. Di4
5late half a toaspoDEui Of oil cEyisrlOl
with q larger spoolfel Of water. and. !
appiy ii to tie lux zpot With 9 feather
Lei Il lie for few minntes aad rub
il off quickly, s1d repeat it 4 not res
moved.
Lemon juice. used a. q ssafgle, ig sslA
by q prench physician % be z speed I
against diphtheria and similar stIKost
srsoubls.. which be has successfully utsd
fofeightcen years.
A tsaspOonIal os spirits q amnoniH
added 10 the tinss Eaker VII n1l.e
81 black goods look q gop1 As
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south Branch Intolllgencer.
~ lllsala Igaa.per, fs.lltor.
0g;eo gorasr Iaia aud Grassl Lane SIS.
RoMNEy, VEST VIRGINIA.
TsRM 3

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TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CESTS.peF
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iosersians- enesia ths same proportion,
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Qatstsrfy, half yearly, aud yearly advertise
Hgsae hIseets6 az RGberal reductions on the above,
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Tza EsSeS win 30 charged five cents per ltne.
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CIothes-pins boiled a few. moments
end quickly dried, 0nce or twice 8
month, become more asxible and On.
rabIe. Glothes.lines will last longer
and keep in better order for wash-day
service il occasionally treated in the
same way.
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To remove rust from natironss rub
them briskiy in soap and sand.

III every farmer would keep z record
OF the number or esgs Ial1, chickens
lIstc!ied AMI those sold or eaten each
year, tEey world form tbc basis Of moss
interesting statistics, and DO ! naitsr
Of surprise 70 everyone hs to tho yEIas
represented ~ lien La moaey.
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Fowls necd gravel, oyster SHELLS and 7
lima or similar substances. They servo
the two fol purpose rs grit in grind
ing the food. as gcIl as material for
forming the shell.
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To ReMove Ixx FGoM WooD Di4
5late half q toaspooiiTul Of oil Of ylsrloi
with larger spooLfel Of water. and
appiy ii to tie lux spot mith 9 feather.
Lei It lie foF. q few minntss rad rnR
it off quickly, sld repeat it 4 not re.
moved.