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The new North-west., 1883-12-14
Tombstone Rustlers Go Through a

Town.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.-Tombstone
dispatch Five mou nted men raided the
teyn of Blsbee last night. Killed J. C. Tap
pener, J. A. Nelly, ID. 7. ometh; wounded
Mrs. Roberts, then robbed Castansda's store
of 81 200. The whole business was accom-
plished so rapidly that no attempt was made
at defence. Advices since the above state
that the men are believed to be the same
who robbed the Southern Pacific train at
Gage station, Nov. 17th. The robbers fled
In the direction of Sonora.
The new North-west., 1883-12-14
TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Trus-
tees Of Deer Lodge School District No. l, up to
Dec: 2e, 863, for brick work, by the thousand.
on the School Building; all material to be fur
nished by the Trustees.
Work to commence as early in the Spring as
possible. Plans and specifications 10 be secn AZ
the Postofice in Deer Lodge.
E.s sTAcKPoLE,)
II. IRVINE, Trustees
75S-3t THOS. ASPLIkG
The new North-west., 1883-12-14
Fresh OYSTERS.

He will also have large supply of A..
by Express. He ships no Oysters by freight,
hence his stock comes through in fine, fresh
condition, and not frozen. Beware Of buying
Oysters shipped by freight, as they are over
70 days on the road and are DID, stale and
frozen.
The new North-west., 1883-12-14
SHAVING \ HAlR-CUTTINa.

BATHS! BATHs' BATHs! BATHS,
Having opened Barber shop few doors
North Of the McBurney House, and fitted II up
with the finest appliances, am now prepared 20
90 work IN hrst-eiass manner and will be pleased
to have the custom OF my friends.
Splendid Nieklc- Plate Bath Tubs Always Ready
Deer Lodge. Sept. IL. ). H. ARMS.
1A0-Jm
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Bologna Sausage, Head Cheese and Blood
Pudding always,o hand.
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Overland, Stallion ,

By Wapsie, he by Green's Bashaw; dam by
Mambrino Patchen. Overland is haifbrother to
Gen. Grant, record 2.2l; West Liberty. 2.2s;
Jim Lane, 2.S4; olenwood and many other
good ones.
Also, some txo-year- oids-in-,he- spring, hiHes
by Overland.
tH-Wiii be sold reasonable for cash.
Address, THOMAS STUART.
74St Deer Lodge.
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Ranch For Sale.

offer for sale . ranch Of 500 acres Of sxesi-
lent land under fence. ave miiss from Edwsrds-
vine' on the iins Of the N. p. r. n. Very preduc-
i've Cuts 100 tons OF hay. One four room
dwelling, stable, corrals. agricultural impie-
ments, etc. VIII be sold at reasonable price on
easy sssms. snss. MRS. SUSAN MANTON.
1SSu Edwardsvile, July IL, 1883
SHlLoH's viTALIzER Is what YOU need for
~ Constipation, Loss of Appetite, bi1rsness and
AL symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price so ana T6
cents per bottle. For sale by ]. 4. Z key. TAiu
The new North-west., 1883-12-14
Red Oak, Stallion.

Four years next May. by Live Oak; dam by
Mountain Chief; grand dam by Washington
Denmark.
The new North-west., 1883-12-14

For CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
call at CARLTON'S Store, next to Bielen.
berg's Butcher Shop. 753
The new North-west., 1883-12-14

Fresh Salmon from the Pacific Coast and
Fresh Trout and White Fish from Lake Su.
periOr will be on hand for the holidays
The new North-west., 1883-12-14

+ Call at CARTOONS for nice Holiday
Goods in his line. - .- - -
The new North-west., 1883-12-14

CAIRO, Dec. S.-The desirability of an
nexing Egypt to Great Britain Is now freely
discussed.
The new North-west., 1883-12-14
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

Being desircus of retiring from the lumber
business, the undersigned offers for sale No. I /,
hrst-clasa standard Saw Mill, with 3O-Horse
Power Engine Everything complete for the
manufacture of lumber-Edger, cross-Cut Saw,
and new Logging Tracks in connection. The
m schinery is all new, and has been used but one
season. The Mill has FIRST class location, two
miles and one-half above Mucarty's Bridge, Is
convenient to timber and running water, and
within few hundred yards of the NJ. p. Rail
road. satisfactory reasons given for selling.
For further particulars call on or address, at
Mouth of Bear p. o.
736-3m JOHN LEHMAN.
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Chickens.
Live or dressed always on hand.

Holiday Candles.
A fresh supply Of Homemade Candies
fresh and fine, just received. Also large
and varied assortment of fine Candies select
ed especially for the holiday trade.
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Candy Toys.
Oranges ~ Apples

The largest assortment of all kinds oi
Candy Toys for the little folks. just the
things for parents on Christmas Eve.
The new North-west., 1883-12-14
Fresh Fish,

Always on hand.
The new North-west., 1883-12-14

SLE9%IE1s NiohTs, made missrsbis By
ssmsdy tor ysu. Fsr ssisey |. &. pisssy. SliN
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-07-21
ChiOs.

OF all distressful countries Chios is
certainly the most unfortunate. The
people of this island have once, at least,
been Systematically massacred by the
Turks. The place is still subject to
earthquakes and Turkish rule, nor is it
possible to imagine a more disastrous
combination. People have had time to
forget the great earthquake which de-
stroyed so many Chan villages not long
ago. England subscribed largely, as
usual, to the support of the unhappy
survivors, and then something else oc-
Cured somewhere and Chios was for
gotten. MI. Theodore Bent, who has
lately visited the island, describes it's
condition. The people are still living,
or rather lingering, in the wooden huts
built by b~enevolence, after the earth
quake. They have neither strength nor
money to repair or rebuild their old
houses, and they are actually crushed
by the Turkish tax-gatherer. "Turkey
promised them a years relief from tax
alton after the catastrophe, only to put
it on double this year" The peasantry
would not, or more probably could NOT,
pay, and now many of them r in
prison. "The Government is about to
erect forts near the principal villages to
compel payment" There are gar
ments of which no ingenuity al stripa
Highlander, and probably neither
the Turkish nor the Russian Govern.
ment could extort double taxes from
people as poor as the Chians. The only
press in Chios has been shut up by the
Government! No one (but the tax
gatherer) goes near the ruined villages
and, in comparison, Connemara may be
called fortunate. -London Graphtf.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-07-21
An Easy Pensioner.

A case seldom paralleled in the PEN
sion annals of this country has recently
come to light in the pension office. In
1868 a soldier attached to a Connecti-
cut regiment received a gunshot wound
which i%ncapaeitated him from further
service. He applied for aid, but during
the consideration of the application
left home. His father, received the
certificate, and when the boy came
home he paid no attention to the matter.
Meanwhile, under the provisions of
section 4719 of the pension laws, which
provides that q pension undrawn for
three years shall lapse, the pensioner
was dropped from the rolls. A short
time age the father died, and in EXAMINE
ing hi. papers the soldier son discovered
his certificate. 1t struck him then that
he wouldsnot constitute any longer the
brigade Of one who did not draw the pen
sions to which they were entitled. So
he applied for restoration papers,"
and the case is on Commissioner Dud-
ley's desk. As the disability still exists
the soldier will be restored to the rolls
and will receive quite a handsome sum.
"a very singular case. General" said
the reporter to Commissioner Dudley.
"Not very usual" was the reply.
But then in 1868 and for a long time
afterward the soldiers did not pay
much attention to the fact that under
certain circumstances they could draw
pay from the Government. They
thought more Of saving the country
than of money.''-National Republican,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-07-21
A Season Of Encouragement.

cts no use," said the poor Cyclone.
laying down his favorite paper. cts
no use, we can't keep up with modern
improvements. It's a greatlarg coun-
try this free and Expansive West, but
somehow or other we've kind of lost our
grip. The Indians help a little, and the
cowboys aren't slow, and goodness
knows 1 do my best, but after all the
East leads us more laps that I can
count. One train in a New York City
tunnel can run up a death rate in five
minutes that just shames a six weeks
Indian al They can burn up more
people in one Wagner car than I can
catch in a whole clearinghouse. And
now they've got a bridge over to Brook.
lyn that is just cutting the business
away from under my feet. I don't like
to blow, but I will say I can scatter a
settlement just about as quick and as
far as any whirlwind that ever blew
breath, but what's the use of hiring a
thunder cloud to come along and light
me over the prairie, when a broken wire
of an electric light will knock a man
just as cold and twice as quick? I feel
ashamed when I read the record of the
Philadelphia opium joints. There were
more people slugged in New York City
last month than / have been able to
blow into the Mississippi River all year.
The Tewksbury almshouse has more
graves to its credit to-day than I have.
Any European steamship can knock me
out. Every time I read of a theater fire
down East I go away and hide, and
mourn over my ~uselessness. 1t must
be a lively country down toward the At
lantic. I'd go down there myself, and
have a little whirl with the boys. only
I'm afraid I'd fail and get plucked on
preparatory examination. 1 wouldn't
show up at all among those rustlers."
And being deeply grieved with a NOR
tifying sense of his unworthiness
the poor Cyclone sighed on an Iowa
hamlet and blew every house in it over
into the next county, save only the Of
fee Of the local newspaper, and it was
held down by a mortgage so heavy that
an earthquake couldn't SILVER one cor
ner of it. Such is life in the wild and
untrammeled West.-Burlsnqton HQwk-
eye.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-07-21
covered with mud and grassss.

shoulders covered with mud and grasses,
which glued themselves to his skin and
his garments, his body shivering, his
visage ~cadaverous. He cast a long look
over the deserted plain and strove to
murmur a few words, but his teeth
chartered SC violently that he was sew
eral instants without being able to utter
a syllable.
''Saved!" stammered he, at last.
Then, he resumed, with a look of deep
discouragement: eyes, saved-for an
hour! The Brigader is waiting for me
at the frontier, the gendarmerie are
notified, the whole populatio is on foot.
Will this chase never end? Strife, al
ways strife, without relaxation and
without pity! All men against me, and
God also, God who has condemned me!
1t is too much-Ihave not the strength
to hold QUIT"
While speaking, he mechanically re-
moved the Shiny grasses with which he
was covered.
He scanned the solitude which sur
rounded him and seemed frightened by
it.
He felt in his heart the anne loneli-
ness, cold, sad and desolate. Then he
took his head in both hands and re-
NAMED five minutes motionless.
81 will go!' said he, finally, in areso-
lutte tone.
And he began to walk in the direc-
ton of the village from which he had SO
recently fed.
An hour afterward he entered the inn
where the Brigadier had almost sue
ceeded in capturing him.
All the peasants who had been in ppr-
suit OF him were there.
"The assassin!". exclaimed they, with
stupefaction.
"Yes!" calmly answered the u
derer, II am Pierre Picard, the assas-
sin, and 1 have come of my W accord
to deliver myself up! Send for the gen.
darmes"
And he seated himself in the center Of
the inn, tranquil and impossible.
Two gendarmes 500 arrived; Pierre
Picard recognized them as the men who
had, on the previous day, passed near
the elm in which he had taken refuge.
He offered them his hands in silence.
They put irons on him and led him to q
room in the marie, which was to be his
temporary prison until he should be
transferred to the neighboring town.
When he found himself alone, closely
shut up in this jail, the door of which
was guarded by two gendarmes, the
murderer let himself fall upon a camp
bedstead, crying, with savage delight:
cat last, I can rest!'-Translated from
the French.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-07-21
BRIGHT SMILE At THE
DOOR.

Then day has almost vanished.
And brightly sets the sun;
when ak O'Clock is striking,
and all the work Is done;
1fondly wander homeward,
w bosom Drumming DER
WITH ioy when I discover
'Tbe bright smile at the door.
A. work what always cheers me2
what makes my spirits light,
when birds sing in tho morning.
When stars are out at night?
what gildeth all my visions
And makes my soul explore
Unnumbered happy valleys3
The bright smile at the door.
Nh. where's the charm 80 certain
To lead the wanderer home,
To guide his erring footsteps
Wherever he may roam,
That leads him ever homeward.
From every foreign shore,
memory e'er alluring?
The bright smile at the door.
A a and loving welcome
May cheer the poorest meal,
little word of Kindness
The sting from grief may steal.
And life to me is fairer
And sweeter than before
Since | have learned to look for
The bright smile at the door.
Oh. wives, where'er your dwelling,
However poor it seem.
You'll make of it a palace
More fair than man can dream.
If only you'll remember
How much a man sets store
Nv loves reward Of labor
The bright smile at the door.
IN. !. Ledger.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-07-21

Eight new seaside hotels will be
opened on the New Jersey coast this
year.-M Y. Graphic.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-11

Grfhe Spring fights opened N IN
Jasper on Monday. Mr.. r. Fink eai.l
the bullet which broke window IN lis
house came from the direction Of Mr..
Hen. krojcl's house. whcrcat Bon. was
about % pummcl him, but Constable
|Gutzwcilcr intcriorcd and prevented Il,
after one pass had boon made. Ben.
nnticd up 81 10 Esq. Sweeney FOR his
!un. and Frauk'covcrci II with another
dollar for not being ablo 20 keep his
tongue still q the trial. Afterwards
Ten, wanted 70 get square with the
CONSTABLE but tic crowd wouldn't Let
him.
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-
- PERSONAL - Mcssrs. Sebastian and
vnsrIcs kucblcr, Profs- A. u. .sWccnc,
and Chas. SoIiga and Thco. Sondcrmai,
TENT % Washington "Wednesday N obc.
~'ence g : subpoena 70 testify ~ ohc
"old- lueham murder trial III The Dsvfcss
". Wcrtx o. Saturday, a. Gamol.
spscner and J. N. Pleasant On SUNDAY.
S T Y. I1emlng and John Gardner 81
viIIo. y'As ''ss Avsus'
AZ. Q. ochonck went 70 Tell CIV last
sunday 70 sco friends.
Hon. Wm- A. Traylor and wife slartca
n rrench Lick Springs last Monday.
M. 8. Hunter started 10 Cannolton
~s: y enncaday % attend Tho Perry
soenty Circuit Court.
CommIsaIoncr WIN. c. Brittain - N
sown last Monday. '''
Recorder IIaskins made ! vislf a. X -
snu Nioson counties this week. AMI -
PoFss wheat looking well.
= NJ. q. p. MeIgs. IT., o. Merlin. McloS|
= ~, book publishers or IndIansnoIis.
s ~M N Jaspor "Wednesday, canvsssjnr
n: thc attorneys fOr IllpIoya New
inx AMI gave ~ pleasant csl|. The
NM 1 y A. Invaluable work. ana III.
y. ee !. Improvement n arrangement over
~ Former digest.
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Mr.. y. +. Allison. Hutchinson. Kan.
Saved rs Iife by = simple trial. Bottle Or
Dr. Kings New Discovery, f3r Con-
sumption, which caused him 10 procure
large bottle. that completely cured him.
when Doctors, change or climate and
everything else hal failed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, IIoarsncss. Severe Coughs.
and al Throat and Lung diseases, il r.
guaranteed 20 cure. Trial I:ottlc free q
Mehringcr Bros. Drug Store. Jasper, aud
Y. W.Swartz, Huntingbnrg. Indiana. I.
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- Why. Mrs. Smith. where did
You get that nice furniture? Nv how
nice L looks! and oh how il shines
Where did you get Il ~
why. Mr.. Brown. I got Il az Allies
I5rothcrs'. o. course. They keep better
furniture now than anybody ever did ID
Dubois county before
Mrs. Brown. --" You 10 say r
Mrs. s." Yes, and that Is not III, for
lhey arc selling i cheaper than Il seems
anybody could sell it. just want You.
and every body elsc 20 20 there and sec
heir stock d fine furniture. Y0u lust
.uGht n no the crowd swarming III 10
Allies BROTHERS q buy firnitnrc!D II.
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fink's Grand Opera fIense will
De ina1agurated with : social hail
next Monday night, 20 which.
every body - Invited. The Star
string bard has becn eDRngcSl for
the Occnslosas and refresh nn,cnfn
Will b. provided.
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e10uf Iady and gcntlenlen readers
NO WIKI Grse-clase perfume. should
eepd twonty cents 10 a. q Ferris 3. Co..
n'uney Ohio, and 0btnin rcooipo ios
making - celebrated Imperial fersisn
Cologne. See advertisement.
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yehu!!hulseL kahn& CO. pay II
I: ~ c!s; iuF eees, and S. cts.

Lave stock Owners shouId keen I sup-
p'y "a i.vid 4. Fouix Powders lor tl,cir
s"c: For saic BY nehringer Bros.
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e5Ncw Orleans, maple, sugar syrup
and sorghum moIases, best IL lie mar
kel, at l., X. = Co...
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9Mr. Charles 3. llallcn bsch, 30l n.
rlne s., indianapolis, say- Browns Iron
Bitiers CURED him Of Dyspepsia or I've
year, standing
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9Carpf' warp. carpets. ali cloths
windov carsains, lace curtains, I,l loauli-
III paf(crns, - T.. X. 4 Chs
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Wool WANTED Ar e., X. - Goa
Wanted, $1,000 Ibs. OF wool. for which
wc will my The highest market price, In
cash Or goods. DO not give ~ " your
wool come and learn prices, q =, X. y
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NVtt 4 hereby fi<en n fht fitiycn< of Jasper and
l!sn.ridxe i.sn>Aip-1lalci< ecnnty indiana that
re .nfer>ikuci e aprIyto he Heard ~ tuarty cam
mi><ss-r< ~ Dulci< county ~ tk.lr Jun. term 1~.
n'itr Inc prur>isns ~ icf. cnfifl.-i Al At ~
regulate and hctiss ~ sole II rpirituou~ s.ni.rs
m. And other Intoxicating liquors. limit HE r,.~
r. q he charged ~ cie srd eps.- 1ni h, -crrr; II.
hrnrr 1~f rrrnafins The sale ~ intoxicating iau.r>
sn1 ~ Law md pHts " laws coninr IN conflict ~iih
" provisions Y: this ec prescribing p.aifirs Or The
Violation tlcrcof and ie<afar emergency pa<<e
~ tAt ifr'<'streM Indiana. N IS75 fnr License n,
.rn >p;riinpu< Nh"ur Jti mali liquors. ~ 1nnntiie-
- than quart q flnse- y ,c drank NE pt.,ni-
- 80 term q rns yeer- Ihs precise lorac shcre
ne de.rr< e <eii N hp>c. situated and being upou
s@t< 10. y ani ~ kuuiick's addition Jr<isr ~.
per. ii.inbrit<c township. Dubois csusty. lpi..u..
" ANDREW J. McNEkHEY.
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~yNr: &. o, I<cnIer. Inrnnsnovs
eays; "ter Purifying mud l,mriclsinr t:,e
blood Browne Iron lilAcrs u su<qual-
I'd.
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Tho greatest medical wonder or Inc
world. Warranted % speedily cure
Isurns, Bruises, Cuts. Ulcers, Salt lihcun,.
Fever SORES, Cancers. Piles, Chilblains !.
Corns. letter, Chappcd Hands, and Iii
skin Eruptions, guaranteed 20 cure III
every instance, or money refunded. 81
cents per box. For Sale By Mchrinrcr
Ind.
Feb. 9TH, Sly.
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Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-15
The Husbands Part

The home ought to be a Ilarbor of rest
but if the wife ought to make it so for
the husband, none the less ought the
husband to make it so for the wife. II
she should greet him with a restfrll
presence, he should bring to her cheer.
full one. The man who holds his UNI
brella over himself and leaves his wife
to take the drippings is boor; but that
is what not few of Us husbands do in
running under shelter from. all house,
hold cares and leaving our wives to take
the pitiless rain of pelting perp!exities
1t is said OF Gov, Jewell that when he
was carrying on his shoulders the bur
dens OF a great business, and all the DO
htlcal anxieties of great presidential
campaign, he always brought to his
home bright face and a CHEEKY word
and seemingly light heart; so that care
flew out Of the window when he entered
the door. In this. as in all other phases
Of life, unseltshness is the truest and
best service OF self. The man who takes
best care Of his wife finds in that very
act the best refuge from the singing
cares of his own business. The wife
ought always to feel the load lifted of
her shoulders when her husband crosses
the threshold in the evening. But she
does not always. Sometimes it even set.
ties heavier on her shoulders
than before. What say you, gentlemen?
-Lalcus III Christian Union.