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The Sacrifice at Risks still Goes On.

TELEPHONE Clement for fresh, cool melonS,
alao choice chick,rs
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Os Friday the bullion value Of the silver
dollar was less than eighiy-6ve cents; accu-
rAteIy, S0.8471.
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THE MOZARTS.

bright Prospects I'm Store for the So.
eiety-A CIi catt of Leading South.
ern Cities Organized.
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MORGAN REUNION.
The First Grsnd Kueampment 10 be
Held at Lexington, Ky.
H'BQ'Ks MORGAN REUNION ASSOCIATION, }
= I.EHIlGrnN w Inlxz 1899

The following announcement has been
made by the officers OF the Morgan Reunion
Association:
HBQRs MORGAN REUNION ASSOCIATION
LEXINGTON, KY, July II, 1888. I
The fret grand encampment Of Gen. John
Il, MorZanFs command will be held in Lex
ingtop, KY, July 24th, 26.h and 26Ih ir-
stanf. All comrades, of Whatsoever regi-
ment, who faithfully served under Gen.
Morgan at any time during the war, are
earnestly requested to attend.
BASIL W. DUKE, President.
WIL1 Ey. SPENCER, Secretary.
Other papers please copy].
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CHOICE melons, on ice and delivered free.
al Clements, Sc b ale.
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MARKED Down 25 An

The New Hampshire esenatorship.
CONCORD. July I6 The ballot for Uoited
States Senator resulted as follow: Whole
number, %; Gilman Marston ], james F.
Briggs !, Ssmnsl G Eastman 5, Oriu G.
Moore l, Josbus 3. Smith 2, Walter Harri-
man 2, Aaron F. Stevens 3, Harry Bingham
6, William E Chandler 6.
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DISSOLUTION.

L
IA; com nposea OF :. i; LaPrade d w. D. Moon, is
]. t. LAPRADE,
". D. MOON.
Memphis, July 10, 1883
/, ]. T. LaPfade, have this day bought the entire
interest of W. d. Moon in all the assets of every
kind belonging to the late firm of LaPrade
moon. and assume all liabilities of said firm
and Will continue the business under the name
and style Of J. T. LAPRADE d CO.
Memphis July 13, 1888.
Referring TO the above notice of dissolution,
cordially recommend my successors 10 the patron
age of my friends and trade generally.
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Price-Sman size, el per bottle. Large
size (holoing double quantity, el 20 per
bottle. All druggists sell it.
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$1,000 REwARD

s~write for the Little Book, which viii
he mailed fraa
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4 similar memorial and pftition was pre-
scented 10 the Baltimore and Ohio Telegrsp
Company q, Baltimore, and the Rapid Tels
graph Coupany of this city.
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JACKSON, MISS, July LEU the Conven-
lion the Democrats and r pub leans OF Hiuds
county could not agree upon a plan Of fusion,
and each party will run a straight ticket this
fall. The Independents will alec place a
ticket ia the field.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-17
DA1AT &
POST INTELIGENCE:Rl
80 1esTeCr o. ess esxAAss.


-4smrsfusst to admit Dakota to sfafe--
hood should mot b allowed to bear upon
r. nueatiou Of Washington TsEHtAfys
.am bAkUn- II SJieebsatt6 for
r,asous Of q peculiar nature-fraod
snd dishansaty ON ths part -of
the psopls towards the psopaes ~
other seaSss and Territories. NO
q ons prssunss any longer 70 urge ~
lssk Of pppulaaon, fos y = sdefleo
uut4nesTsssitcsy sxcssdsth sais' "
speet ssvsral Of the Satss sna 49,
evsryðsr Territory admitted s'1se
- elsisest days a. he Union We 49,
no blot Of dishonesty = contend .''o'
and = for populae.pa I'd wealth vs
-. On an equality With Dx1nts, 4 not
$500. 1er Dakote = net
tvioe = - = Sesshingtda. M
do not ~ sor adniisa MI! y;
yid1d. HsSs. - ~ edntsesys -
sdniauies M 4 g ~ on en-
% dIsi1 slhatso Asse -
ton 3 ~ shsa6 Il NlkN 6aIf 81 pa-
koes, haviae todxy i96NW fn6xh aata
ana elaao1AoQ ~ sxsbas g.
With thspesif ~ 1stainty ef etGDs4.
.eipx lloouo ~ 1ae 6o0per 6Sseytht
piration e 1S@ ~ .s e..
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wnEAr fnepECrlea. OF -
Ths leading whsat gEoWinR soun9ses1
. { The world produced last year wheat
- follow: grzaf a II


~ growth Of the anthracite coal
t,>d6 NJ hs6n soahsfhiug narssSaA
In,,sn snly,1 ooo, 900 soas were n0e4e.
Ten ysafs ago an e6ort, was made p
rSsti Wshss vas considered tho highest
p6ins iuatco6ld pogiihay bs sttainsdr1
napss, ~ spipnsnf n 20 9o9p 900 tsfst
That was considered - mgch % the
nSakss Gould taks st any ono time. The
pfedhde tn abort Of that quantity ts6xl
svss, W ~ output for 1872 vas ". 6GSS
10 tons. But that was considered a
sssat years work. Now it 10 nearly 3d.
0oD,0nO tons. ~ I , es - z
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Xbfice 81 FINAL Prsof.

q. 8. LAND OFFIcsAr OLYMPIA. ". I'll
SdiiS!G291 s3S s1= 5ssii.oS BAN 2, 4Sss.S.f
U4@eNotBa. srehys sgiee A. taato RsxsoAl
epAl.Yr Is tei9yss be Judsay o. in issksynsA
ire G!sSE1 the nislrics Court q his ofaes,
in ,Staffis, " Il. ua Tuesday tbe 18th day OF
Ye6rusIy. BASS bn H6mss,eadi sppliear
ton No 1902. for the NwA Of secfiBn 1.
townshiAS2 SSvSssJapss Asesse sSnE
Sci. Sfxnd 6cursej tuit tie and chAfies 3 Ard
nx4r AilcfsWkisA HfvetS Kfnis County, ", r. !.
css SO ;h9ts loHNiF s0OwEY, Keeisser.s
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,go HsaHs}AYtfh'r6O

MONTGOMERY, N. T., OeDx IA lara
als ,!asss e Aqae|Ses,.l 6ss.9S :.
Rs| Ri III Ii|se.:s.;al tRa&I. a d,b
,1 +: Is ba& a;5;|eSl: 'e6.' it'd s ssI
the staaS AID u lhs pope @oqopi the
curtain rose and Hal1Q10>kR&Sae r.
appearance. In paAlmR A21eVS16 NJ
=; N "a Eng 3 :. so;;: ,,.e:. esd !.
" sleslo5s4 & DANES md : In III. i cqedi.
.&,'sa E1n1R&s :W sa9 =
stairs tramplsd each QthoNL 4, neuM
had peessnoe Of mind Abf3b h304
around the burning viSS{1 and furoo
Sim dowuloPop The q i, hue savine
his life ~ tlht Of nh lhsro, for q
that iaBe4nt 'AHueAee fsdkloman. Who
throw an overcoat over hiA k9RkTl
lamp overhead, which came Oh Odd
$ y 81 s ~ { S e !? ::
x$s2if &es s.,S NJ
vere finally auh0usd. NAviAEnr 60,
6msdes vac badly bGlJn6BI 0z1P
nUn68aHna-a1nnaQsaAo.AiD-gs15
dence, Whoe0 he b Suffering tesTibly.
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N taaHa2a = s6ffs F. As.sppHl isss,itionte
Purchase Tim Der Land. '''

..fSffft STATES. Drsrsscr LAM. OrrIcx, I .
Oh 0fvtdrrs, Washington Ttrrisofy. -
ENoT4e sPss siHaHBB GfvEN FIAT, IN
I'M compliance With thu psesisieiss os the
sAHtcQE SbRRets spfxeved. luns s. 1sSl, eiseiii
Eled " An Act for the sale OF Timber Lasdstn
Maships t6h fayfItary,~'. 1plln Y, Matfisoa, Of;
king ednnt} wSshfn ton rertitoty, has thus
tils iAle& t6fs ONE hfs app afcatign 70 ptir-
elAkA tAeHE4 cf;ssetioh No: 81; III to~nShip'
No. 3ehp9th. rangs No. 6fsass ststhe winsns
ette Meridisnsl-t .4suo hiIa la@Js iioai eh. a
paid descr.oe2 land. IL any portion thereof.
Observation-Disclosures to Ills sheit ejsaAsin$ is
l'&ce. Win n sAxfEtSQl daykfrom dats AAesof.;
.HiyeQ qnSap ny hSpd AT Ny once IN Qlym>,
piS, W.T.. this 2lsf day Of December. AID. lSS2.,
JOHN +. CONVEY
Hoo ssSafsRAsaatAnssS0Nk aCyds AZ K@t~>
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.aal6e UkpoGA.lEaae dAily.. With ,qn
6SS1G1S did1 mi fr0d Jeis0ks6 "
plaG feIh @ r. 6qoas 4 Co.,,
soyWsEa fash3 arooor
LAdjeA ,yh4n ign want . nice, 4fting
oorSsS, iii e ClaYton Bros.
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ma
i;sI 1
tcs0S Apple ti0n % Pnr-
.Ghase .Eimbero Land q

GOD t2fB 14xfi bisfs:iiiigs tan a vu suIL.j !,
iol Olympia. Washinekt& Isxiifory.
stqTIcx rs HkxxBY81&x41f6AT Ii
~ 3o9El3tefe ~ ses essssstaes sfthsAes
y r3 gss Is II
Tss4ia&toosISVepxrES 6S1f27S2. S3r& 81
.8,ae3ccuntsegsaa6Aetn 1ssSSls,5 70 i1isSS
qaX 4led IN thss -oence Ata.- Vpa1sa6isa 70 puY-
I'D t.SfSk]9fAkskn An ~ kkikssaA,
issfs{Sssssa 81 sssa q ~ ~ sN y ns |.
's1lnt and AlysoalbcRanEauit ssatt1itxaS u
~ psecribsd laaar - ene.Qssetse AAsrsol, I
sl||(sss : & I;;;'|'S; 81
1ouu ,. eoWuy.
DIV 1eopo8 - ~ xon1 o1ee.
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Notis of Application to Pr
chase, Timber Land,n..vg

.sirvS1rxps sfRs Bisrsicf LASsp orr1ccr,.s I.
e5s al sOlyn1pia, washington Territory,
NEDnOE u IA ERkBi 01KENp THAT. m
M soNa0 Hallef with sha pEuSisteAe;ef he
Ast .0j CopSfess spploysd jane 3. le7ss entir
ted. ftAn Art Tor the vale Of Timber, LApds ip
ne Sttset NJ tslifofnfS. Oregon, Nevada sna
washfne ,fNrfttc ", Lynus J., Burr. q
dass f3ssti iIrtha& nf5es etB app fic6sfsn 10 puf
chase the NJ i of Section M - M ro~nshSP
Nc. y NsSsA rraapse NG 4 EAs; sf sAewillam.
aAAgsntrani PERSONS. SlAiman8 adversely the
ssiddesarited land ..Iar sany portion thereof.
az hereby sysqairet tO tils their oaainam this
Vii pm sixty l6oa days fIom date hsrsof.'
Az ii. ms s1 "a eoay q NoSs1est' A:R
sSsi OF &sw oGs JOHN r. CONVEY, 1io
fntt11vsTo s.Rsaissas Of tbs land 0Aace.
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Eorr4 Asg AEsAus4s1s.
&iFHERnETiBMNT,
7NfH street; Seattle:

HyHIS RESTAURANT Is KEPT NEAT
4 and clean. and its guests are always
made welcome.
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Notice q MlN Rreef
o. 9. LAND OFTrcH IT OLYMPIA, ". r..
as0scnuuS,~p - vnsoO

| y. .. LAND OffIcE Al OLYXP1A, W. T..
,,ix1RRcsUtas29 Ba2.
Notice e hereby given thst ,IAxu y.
bdexeet 1qpAaId notice Il fhtsf {Yoi u maf Il
MI Ffuef hst6sN >hGs e4etA 81 TIE bisF}Isf
c1nogfid 6sgAe1A VT. - J2{df:.
n. &hAyA eAyseE. xohq,rySlAcD 1D&li ~
~ S@RE6Pz nx 81 Aes eeAs, slos. IN az alof
s14.E3 y A:spd NlFb 81 sEhsaf ass.i
s3s:a az 4 xss =. 81 3 !. D.;
t3gtoan9, Usr. 51Aia 0kflstiaS Is f1n &
81 VAN Rare ed; ~ .1oief1ueTq eif
rfN5F Sow 10HxE 00EEYs 1eelstsass {
8 eda1 Yab !I5 ,sI5sf Yrruy f1vf -
I Fl011OA ~ 6 IQaA Proof ii
4 slit Ia bsef: sET-hasDal!1 % l5Teia
Era. ,LsMh Qns3H AkOExnsIi,W.E3iisi.
:uv seyoiS edJ4uag1,lSsfed 1s4sit .sG
lisa: 20 A4etAy Atssas>Ask ~ nam
= ssssss sts;1 |'s & ,s.l ::
4taeestaAAcsj ssahi6. ~ ~. cb ~ e (.
vi tae 2o,h daa1f. AAsUst . Gfl MS, on
:.|s slJss Yi.s.s III *
I5zbsxmss ~ tflN<fs< Charles p,u68iSs siif.
hst Garnd6 A1oro1f 11anpS6A aaaAs aH6Seft
'o4iirg. ali Of sisnRhteukDse cuuns1. WsJY.Il
9lH-sw JOHN z aQN1g. Resistss.
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FSe1nnaiRsalmsns Ahp6g q. l. Eht IL - -
~ ldFnA41D piD911e Snnts eAcs and H.
ut rs sls' stsSs ~ sssss
E iis ps saa ie 5stteS Sa 80 ri q
y44ous hospitals there, obtAiNlnk1 6root
de4 OF valuabld,intei1AtisulS eHBh b
III t$pt cib e iss sE @sssss,oi
~ 1 disMntA ni15fss enresR 81. nxeDH sam
epIt muntea cations stsiesly ibbnNg ehaeE ~ u
ingko the Doctor will please state 49, 6tsin
LOT Qle paper they see this advertisemepftDb
Charges n1lneanAea.za Gn1o - MN. ~
dncfa DE II G{RBON r. q, hex1Q6nG kqat
ns3 ss9s naaA0 sssles.r{,d6se. " !
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LIND NOTICES
-~->~>~N--~~-S--~~~~-~---
Notice Of ApplieationteP ur-
chase Timber Land.
uMrrp srArrs D.srnrcr LAND Ogr1cx,

NorfSSE z XtR Ms! Gi ~ EHSAE IL
II tisk &. i p4Jsasf A * ins
Act Of Congress approved June 3, ISIS. enti-
tied IAN act for the sale of Timber Lands
In lie .asfes ef ee4ifefsffs, Oregon, Nevada
and Washing op TsrEitoEy, ~ ..Ssremiah Q. Floyd.
Office his piicatisn te,pnrchase the sen Of
section No, %. in townsh, . No. y north, range
Hdt6 msi hf M Willamette Aefaafsn. "A
lukay ata1tAllTeEsohx cl safA ngl cdr egsAly eAs
ssid described Land, or Sny portion thereof
Sza Aershy seGrafsd 70 ,dle thfSr slsins In this
64te vi hin sixty l6el days srnm date hereof,
- Given urr1e. my hand. 1t ny offcein olym.
iAsW.T. fhdsS 81 dsS u December. . .. 1851.
uiISf eG9 10 ncJOHN F. 50WET,,
d3AafNi} % 6eRfea>r octhe EaAd once, >
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Custer county. Mont ana, = tAelag1 4
county in the uaitea atstsks iAsau5sk
s6.0o0 square miles. Il u larger than
ths $780, e vezrdont. NV HaqpsHj!e,
MAJ qhl6stA lQUaiea tuht y DSls~ale
and Rhode Island, all combined. The
nsxt largest county Il Nye, in the Btate
II Nevada, wbish hassap area q y 900
sQuars milss. ] ~
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csases In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
1907, JAesttuda,. lpctpYpal tn}g3qqlkr8
ANe5stdo1 p 1yetsl1.o pf1Hns1t 1snAsf
Noi9es - thss Gs1ay a. fviSkI' Amd ~ K3
49QenqfxUf 1ovehp Nt1Ak Sxafi Skak3 q "a
pdee4s4l Aat }eaAfeI lnGn.t1y A43AaG1 .s1l
.sRf% HM M pS4ee ~ ttro11k l1y1ssllscn
- sePse1 Doat ~ 81 s,ea9f w ~ ~
EaAWise shd ersi VII. pdt eGPs ~ b@.s
aayte1.l tnphSs y 4HSml pds' f1d1a ~ Xsasb
DIR Q0n111fsesne11 Hse9sA6, DeH6 ~ ~
ese19qallc v1eektei nsHcoyuis odznuaslA y +.
vnn3 EAag2gqh e3s1plsa4toN end aAy1a6s y - !.
sSca,n snsIyfss2 81 2xiySc IN. dSissS 80
s |. - os.sssasss.. iaSap = Easl
~ x;J 1staD sdi
,.,r 2hAanN 4tRegsSNN xssss11Dssso ~ =
mi -n& f1RI1BeGug14fzRS q bs1 as -
s(nt p Application By letter tstn1s ''
s seq and AsSse iqGNRspii8sfIeR tSsas
.1siiff.aS aaesSp--.aI .nss .ssz e
fID8 MHJUxKS xDWn nHNnD9, AnU ~
&H uAaNe,aA hia11B isfis Et1HU -
yed4A s081NlllPtg GMeyb9As 6lOls lAobi4s T.
Is. 5 IA u ~ dsafgiAg ~ ee,niiifs2
DRT GzSl1k3 81 IHSx1td4 5fix& I ~ ,saso|
- - Az6gfG - ~ 5oa3l
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09lg 3aemstloze ase,ssia al "a. ~ r.
49,. -, |, -. e g. - & -
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Dl III !: :S'|'4PE':'lljAlltgEY'
al Mc., r. ksIe.sIasgrpr,sI sttsst,
SsassAAS nsenir AMI sPsaal 49,

| SNYOl NJ MtN Sshe 81 sisssa
NyTHo NAY BK str rRfXn sSss 49,
wv the effects Of Youth m fo1lff ~ - - =
discretion wihj dbl wels,tcs SyaiI ~
eelyss Of this the greatest he0n ~ ~
sfiNNET ~iM Esiala atS & A u %y(
for every case Of lisenlfndYs wsH2SS
private disease,etnng hYal6r charssts,
which BE undertakes aud fails to earH b
81 ssa; MRnlAyAsEn. ,MKH ~ 4. J,
There ase many al. tho ESQ e 49,,
fixty Who are tyOnlled, " iii TOO, SresSsS
eyacpatl0n OF the, bladder. often 49,. I.
banird ny q Blight sinai finT AZ kSysSsI
tensation and d weak enii1t n thIfR ~
inc 1AaRhefs the pat ent etsfipST ~
for.5 On e1aminingit.b Urinary Der n;
fopy sediment twill often. fei isnIi, ~ 4
eoMetiMe s small PARTICLES 0f, naburSnf1S
fppSar, or HE COLOR will IN cf q thin nniiS |,
ish hue, Again !, eh angiliaI 10 = dssS ~
torpid appsSfdnec. fA ffefE afS nsYS3
Na6 die ~ thse ditf1tAdify; fcfitrsX & r. r.
fausey KhicA;is.ths -secoAA StsEe AZ ~
inai weaknesses oDn g vill auaE1MtGs 49,
feet cure IN Al IsNf hnsses. a1dN hsaklv
fest2ranonb 0f tn, enit9rlriRarn o0n1
OMce hours 10 70 4 and iNE hnS5SI
SStsusS exshiinasics iSaF Sa sI|Sa :
CallOt. 8ddreoS yssni-tesl.: fHi1sa,'s.s'
anj ~ noitsAb1s sDHSNkEl a. songnhy
f.ifl NN.M KfprnY 81 D San, YxsnrArSi
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Num AND CAxDz.-TAs lasssse asaula
Q1pk md 4na1A - n4ha111uE6W|
u1nt r110 y 0661oe6 md 0ooas130A
dH0 q 4 0Y O.
a pnlnnrAsos'sA
beauty. CkAx1ua Hnna
D ssS6IxSIlIis, X{lK .a&A..4.V
- 6a4pp. lslsee q Nn4aeI2n.d6
|vaNnK 10 ,ss,a14a6y &e1as u
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noooiese seoek q hA1s and eAps 49,
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pas = Hsz.2s H. n13ffH q
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"a : zsessssss.ss-s..-sss 93ksSa|
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g.
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ssd tas11S 1edsaaL-5T .nsS ,XJIasd
gffaHis fHR LAME ne 81 Ill u ,Hy III
-. nG as'h q ss8 FFfnc!sfo, hat And y ergt
a Free coaekaU xhd qf6f chg h8asea 111HH
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E7ok=xspgataSDz A1wl44sJS
AAa Az s saS a e. q pA.sllEssi
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;:sRiF.4si ialhls e
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The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16
SPORTING ITEMS.

Hanlan thinks Teemer the most
promising young sculler he has met.
A Professional regatta is to be rowed
at Point Of Pines, Mass, Aug. 10th.
The Ryan-Sullivan contest will not
take place until Oct. Is.
Hosmer thinks there are ten men in
the country who can defeat Courtney.
Yank Adams is anxious to play any
finger billiardist in the world for $1,000
a side.
A meeting between Hanlan and
Courtney this season is o almost an
established fact.
Several bets have already been made
that Hosmer will finish ahead Of Court
ney at the Watkins regatta.
Donald Dinnie is said to have dislo-
Gated Whistler's leg in a wrestling match
in San Francisco, recently.
Base ball games we're played in sew
eral eastern cities last week for the
benefit Of the telegraph strikers.
Buffalo leads in games won during
the month of July, il winning eleven
to Cleveland ten. Providence won but
eight.
Fred Engelhardt, the wel[known
manager Of sporting events, thinks
Muldoon the most scientific wrestler OF
the day.
The fact that the captain Of the Louis.
vile base ball club has had the brain
fever. settles all doubt heretofore exist
ing rs to the possession of brain by
that class of the community.-Minne
apolis Daily News.
Sullivan knocked Slade out of time
in three rounds at Madison Square
Garden, Monday night. The MAJOR
proved no match for the Boston slugger
in the second round Sullivan sent HI
opponent off from the platform and II
the third knocked him senseles. A
this point the police interfered, but
was unnecessary, as Slade had enough.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16
JUNCTION NEWS.

Six separate bull trains and four mule
teams are en- route from Junction City
10 Benton, loaded with freight FOR that
point.
J. +. Brown has erected a new resi-
donce in Junction in the best portion OF
the town. and win occupy 1t in n few
days.
Six divorces were secured in Junction
CITY last week, the females taking the
case in their own hands, acting as
attorneys and skipping. No alimony.
T.C Powers has bought a half inter
est in the Junction ferry, from Brown
Davis. paying therefor 5000, and
n be an equal partner on the Goth
in 81.
p. Mccormick has sold a half interest
his entire business at Junction, to
+, c. Powers for the sum Of $4,000.
They are now erecting Il grain ware
house, complete, 1OOx220.
Paul Mccormick has just returned
from Helena, where he has been on a
business trip. Paul is an old time
rustler and with the addition Of Powers
to the firm, if they don't get to the front
nobody will
Brown & Davis sample room at juno
ton is the finest west OF Chicago, and
is not equaled by any in Montana,
tSarring John Smiths, Of Bozeman, and
in proportion to the W places, IL even
superior to that. They aredoing a fine
business and deservedly &c.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16

y wmOre hammocks At b. q. &CO.
4 were seen last week within
A lies of Maiden.
Ieorge Feido is the father of a ten
Jund girl, born Thursday, Aug. 9th.
One Of Il citizens killed a fine deer
last week. 1t was done in self-defense
of course.
The editors of the Argus are under
obligations OF. B. Johnson for a couple
of fine chickens.
For the latest version Of Hiawatha
call on Jene Erwin. Life size chrome"
goes with the parody.
Secure a hammock before they are
all one Mt b., G. & Cos.
When an editor tries TO light his
lcicar with a led pencil it is evident he
dosn't manage the prohibition column.
The public meeting held Monday
evening was a credit to the town. There
was perfect harmony throughout the
whole proceedings.
A small " smuggling match took place
SUNDAY evening. The participants were
separated by our stalNart sheriff before
n serious injury was done either party
Owing to the great demand for the
MISHERAL ARGUS, last week, we find
ourselves without a copy for filing pur-
poses. The demand was beyond our
expectation.
7. b. johnson and Leo Fleischer, have
returned from a hunting trip in the
s~acinity Of Box Alder and Cone Butte.
rAey secured considerable small game.
They report seeing quite a number O.
Buffalo and antelope.
Messrs. George Baker and a. J
& ne On a fishing expedition
eNo1th Fork, last week, and were
favored with a rich reward. They cap
rured A. festive trout in about fou.
hour time, the largest weighing % lbs
They report fish so thick that two wer'
captured by hand.
Invitations are out for n grand bal
given on Friday, Aug. 18th, 80, h.
j.. Nelson. neal Overland. Music wi
be furnished by Balls string band, am
a most enjoyable time is assured. tn
The names appearing As the committe
of arrangements, is a sufficient gual
antee Of a good party and a fine tint
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16

The mn who sees nothing but the
Newspaper ne is reading when a lady
wants his seat in q car Is n mar who
y I'D be 50 busy with his prayer-book
blk the contribution box when IT
dhy in church.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16
RATTLE.

Rattle for a fine Piano, by DIR. Willard,
Tickets $500, for sale at B%elanger's
store.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16

Orders by Mail will receive Prompt
Attention.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-16
NEWS.

whore hammocks at b. g. zoos
we're seen last week within
lies of Maiden.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
Quick Sales
AND
SMALL PROFITS
+ . r

This being our motto we are
deriving the benefit of it. Sell
ing great many goods, we are
continually in the market looking
for new styles at the lowest prices.
While others are complaining
about hard times and advertising
IS and so cents on the dollar in
order to get rid of their old stock,
we are selling new, fresh goods
that is being received almost daily
at prices less than their old stock
is being disposed of.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25

The game on Saturday between mines
selected exclusively from the Young
Mems Republican Climb and the .Jctirr.
son Demorrltic Club, at Quick,tcp Park
will be qai'c interesting The admi,-
sion is only % cents.
The Meets yesterday defeated a picked
nine Of High school pupils by IA score Of
90 u IS.
The Archer base ball club, composed
Of first class players, have organized
and are ready 70 receive challenges from
any club in the State They would like
to arrange IA game with the Qujclsteps.
All challenges sent to Harry Stout
Eighth and Pine streets, will be attend
ed 70.
The exhibition game yesterday be
tween the brooklyn and Quickstep, in
Brooklyn, was one of the finest played
his season and was Witnessed by about
1000 people; The score was
brooklyn 100000 200 o.
Qnickstep O200O | 0 o.
Games "IS"where
AT Bridgcton, n. J.,--Melritt 6 ,
BridgctOn ).
At Baltimore, a Allie
gheny, Ii.
At New York--Athletic, 10 Metro
polian, 2
At s., Louis-St. Louis, s Eclipsc,4
AT Chicago - Chicago, 3 Provi-
dcnce, o
At Detroit bet roit, 3 Boston, !.
At Clcvcland--Cicytland, ! New
York, u.
AtCinrinna'i-Cincinna'i, 10; COT
unhus, \
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-05-25
The People Appreciate

such a place to buy their clothing at AS
Mullin 4 Sons, Sixth and Market.
This firm has a nice light room on first
floor, filled with elegant goods of almost
all descriptions; they have suits TO fit
from the smallest boy to the largest
man. eat in plain and nobby styles In
word, if you want "A good suit of any
kind you can get it there. MANY people
have almost become disgusted with
readv-made clothing, 50 much of it sold
h,ing cut in such way that il is un-
t.ol Portable tn the wearer, and by un-
slightly, poorly made and what might
be cal. ed 'uthing but trash, If You get
your next suit from Muffin x Son, you
will rave different opinion You will