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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

The grand jury in the Criminal Court q
Washington Tuesday found indictments
agains, Senator Kellogg and Gen. Thomas
j. Brady in connection with star-route
conspiracy which Is not covered by the
trid now in progress Tho Washington
grand jUry hunts Tor big game
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

T1TY2S II people are always Gn 'hc look
Esi aR IL out for chances 90 increase their
Ell u 81 oarlings. and in time become
NJ aEAn wealthy; those who TO notim-
w a ~ S-l prove their opportunities re-
main i'm poverty We ofcra cfcot cl'dflcc 10
make money We want many men, women.
boys and girls towork for u, right IN thC;rown
localities. ANY one cag do the work properly
from the first start. The business will pay
more than ten tiuics ordinary wages. Eypen-
Sivc outitfurujslrcl free NJ Cie'v Ro engages
ftis to make money raiidly. You can devote
vu,r Whole tire t0 the work or iniy ar
spare moments ISll information and all that
is rcciej sen, fec. Addrcs- Stnscn { Co.,
Portland. Nairc.
De-. , f-S2--v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

The Washington Conference, tcolorcd,)
". f. Church, has made the following a
moug its appointments Challestewn, T. II.
Dansbury; Shcphcrdstown, &. e. Curry
Nartinsburg, G.. r. Williams Winchester,
A.. W. Foreman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
DIR ". III. WILLIAMS
rgffN-e-rcT

Formerly of Alexandria Va, recently from
Baltimore. Md having established himsclfin
the practice af his profession in Charlcstown
Bcrrvville will b, found the first ten days in
every month i'm Bcrryvillc and the remainder
of the month i'm Charlcstown.
E.l, II iSS3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
Wanted [!

4 COOP active man % engage infhe sale of
y the genuine Singer Sewing u hiuc for
Jefferson County. W. Va. Good wages and
permanent employment guaranteed. Call on
or address
THE SINGER MANFG Co.
7 o. Box s. Haserstown, Sid.
March :. lSS.,-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
FIGHT REATIS n E8ISEiES.

INCLUDING the Celebrated Outcrbridsc Hor-
l sey. Pure French and Domestic Brandies. Old
Holland and Domestic Gins. line Assortment
of Wines. including Champagne and other fine
Brands Rochester Beer and Porter. y INST
class stock Of CiEars.
4 tir..-rla.. Pool and Billiard Parlo- over II.
n Cooke. store T. b. SOI-IlsS.
December % lss1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

At the recent annual meeting Of stock
holders of the Jefferson County Mutual
Fire iust-au"e COMPANY the following gen
tlemen were elected Directors;
Eugene Baker, II. B. Davenport :. W.
WasN'SAton ". II. T. Lewis, James Logic,
J.. :. Melvin. 'ohn " Rider, Edward Tear
nev. G. 2. Wilson, ". = Wilson, john II.
little. y. :. White, +. c. W. Herr, IA T.
Chew AMI Isaac H. Strider. y. :. White
Esq, is I, sSidentanl i, \. Alexander sec
rotary and General Agent.
The Company is in a most flourishing
condition and doing a safe business AM at
low f-,cs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
E.recaso,"s .EOfice.

ygHE undersigned Aay.Hr qualified as Ex-
ocutor uu0n the estate of Nm. phil
lip.. deceased hereby give notice % these ~
deb,s,l 70 said estate % settle o. promptly a
possible. ara those having ,iains VII please
present then, duly sItheracatcd for ssitlc-
s.LEE PHILLIPS.
Af,-cl : ts-2-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

Col. w. Baylor, ouaccount of declining
health, at a recent meeting of the Exccu-
i've Board Of the :. V. Ayr. Society resigned
The Vice Presidency, and Mr.. Fran J.
Manning, of this county, was chosen I'LL
the vacancy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

The iinctcer Times says the appoint
mcut of Rev. Dr. Jno. : Martin to the VI.
f. Chp'ch South, there, gives great salts
faction TO his congregation We should
think IL OUGHT 90 do 50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
VIEW GOODS.

= AN now receiving my usual supply Of fall
4 and winter goods. ..
GEO W. T. KEARSLEY
DLACK Cashmcrs. new supply Of all
il wool black cashmcrcJ,and othcrmourning
,ood. GEO W. T. KEARSLEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
Western .UaryIamd 70. IL.

Western .nGTy!and R. ID.
Ia in, FTtrt Sunday, sept. lssf.
lCaltimQre TiWe.l
ITAYT HAGERsrOWN,
Daily exoeptSundy,
745 :. ". Nortinsturg Express-auivcs at
Pahimore l rs ) "
@ 80 4. NJ and Gas z. NJ, For Edscmont and
Intermediate rpir-s
40 =. NJ Maii-arriying o. Baltimore 600
J. NJ
ASP. n. S-V. Express, at C. Y depot, ar
irving at Baltimore ~ a.i5 i. Il.
ARRIVE vt IIAGERSfOWN.
s95 =. NJ. and 200 ?. y. From Elgemont
and intermediatSp points.
lfO0A.M :. N.EXprCss % {. y. Depot,
from Baitimoredt - A. N.
1915 2. NJ Mail-lea7ing Baltimore At SIS
A. VI.
80 p. ". Martinsburg EXT7rss-lcaTc BAL
tiinOre 100 Z. VI.
!. II HOOD.
General Manager.
B,H. eETswCLD, GeaI Ticket Agent.
>ao.. %, l5sl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29


Among the Helpful institutions of the
baltimore Conference recently in session
hcseisits Benevolent Society, of which Rev.
nr. Samuel Rodgers is President the OBJ
icc' of it being to provide a sum Of money
OH the d-sth of any preacher of the Baiti-
more Conference VI. +. Church, South, who
may De n member of the Society at the time
of his death. for the immediate benefit of
hi, v;Iot and minor children, il there be
SUCH Membership Is constituted by the
payment Of q fee of one dollar and the
agreement Co pay thea>,cs,wCut of one dol
lar upon lhr death Of a ministerial member
Of thc Sotiyty Any person may become a
member, Boa, only 'ae widow or minor chil-
lrcn Of a deceased minister can be bcneG-
Charles. Il i-a good Institution for mme-
Jiatc relief doubtless a relief needed in
most cases. Cor itiaerant ministers have lit
tc opportunity 90 lay by anything for the
surviving mcmbct, of their families
Lives of great men always remind us
that wc are aii subject 90 die. says an cX-
change. but never cough yourself away as
long us you can raise - cent, for a bottle
OF Dr. Bu.i, Cough Syrup.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
.HE.ET .HE.gERET, 81.

r,1TTF undersigned have entered into co-pari-
ncr,hip and are conducting business on
Main street, opposite NJ J.. Parsona e. II Is
our purpose to have CONSTANTLY on hand
CHOICE FRESH NEhTS,
I'm season. carefully Slaughtered ard drsfed
also Bacon. Fowls Fish, Fruits, lour Neal
Corn. Bran. Ohal. &c. THE hon-cAeePcf can can
,.,ll ,,non n, confidently expecting To- end tie
best suppE.s f,r 'il'2 trhle Irocpr.blc III tins
market, al a. rcasona B. charges.
Respectfully
MERCHANT * I CAS-.
February ; iSS3;
DTRE yirun Said OIL ondraft. Soldin amy
/ quantity desired. -fis' orcw Ginger, Just
rcD.srfi dIsQUlTH a. 80.
WE have just received large, supply. OF
~ Note, Letter, Arrount and Legal Gap
Paper also Enycloi e. and box PAPER OF every
Dissertation. AISQU It'll a GO.
August s. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
CONNECTIONS.

At TTagcrstuwn, Md. with the Western Mary
land Railroad to and from Baltimore, Frederick
Emnlittsburr Gettysburg, PcnmaT Wayne
boro. Pa. and points on Western Maryland
Railroad and it, branches.
with Cumberland Valley Railroad to& from
Harrisburg, Carlisle, ShippcnsbGrg, Chambers
h,r,. MertcrsburS MaTtinsburg, and point, on
Northumberland Valley Railroad and branches
Also to aid from Pilt.burg and the Ncstand
Northwest: af'ii piston, New York, Philadei-
phia and Ncrth and Fast.
NShcnqndoah Junction, W Va, with Main
Line of Baltimore and Ohio t5and from Wash:
ington.
Virginia Midland Railway
~ Wavmcsboro Junction, var with Che>a-
pcakc ana Ohio Railway u tn9 from. Greet
bricr White Sulphur Springs and Richmond
At Loeb Laird, with Lexington Branch OF
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
At Natural Bridge, with Main Line OF Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad.
At Roanoke, with Norfolk and Western Rail
road.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. C. y Campbell preached in the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning
ard at " Beulah, in the.aiternoon.
Rev. A. c. Hopkins, d. d. occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian Church, Shep-
herdstown. on sunday morning, and at
Kcameysyille in the afternoon.
Rev DR.. WA IT. Meade preached his
farewell sermon IN Zion Church, this place,
ou >unCay morning.
Bishop Pctcrki1 preached in Zion Church
on Good Friday-morning and night.
The customary Easter Services in Zion
Church on SUNDAY. The Children's Easter
Offering Sunday afternoon. DIR. Meade was
the recipient Of a handsome parting tcsti-
monial from the children of the Church.
Rev. T. b. Shepherd will preach in
Charlestown ON Sunday morning next at II
O'Clock and 40 Browns Crossing a, nigh.
Ills appointment 40 Mt. Hope Is hereby re-
Y0ked.
Rev. p. IT. Whisper, Presiding Elder,
will preach I'm the VI. +. Church, South, in
Charlestown. ON Sunday next, April lst, at
IL A. VI. aud 80 T. VI. The Communion
will follow the morning sermon, and the lSt
Quarterly Collection viii be lifted. / eX-
pect TO preach on same day a. Brown 5
Crossing. at 3.3O p NJ. The Quarterly
Cjufrrcnce will be hcldat some future time,
Vt which due motto, viii be given.
j. l.. SHIRLEY, Pastor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
LOOK OUT.

+ IL persons indebted to me viii please come
y forward and settle by Cash or Note, as /
want my business settled, ~ this is . New Year,
and don you forget it.
+. 2. SOLDIERS.
jail ., 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
IL C.gRD.
TO THE PUBLIC

JOHNO. JOHNSON des.rcs tgaaT ounce o.
- the Public that be r. prcpa,cd 9. d. ali
kinds Of
Cnrpentcr work,
repairing. upholsiering frrriturc. making pic
tuFc fiart5. aud anytime In the wood work
line II j. aiso freyarec t1 tain and yarnih
asrpiture 20 thar fic old ssh lof X ~ nov.
viz alao re- air lamps. Gias & Ga % VI re-
AM o7lsri cnn be- left az DR. Pnltts Dug
store or ~ his residence on wc-t Street. rL,p
on wet Liberty Street near the town ruD..
Feb T. l-sJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

Mr. r.. A. Alexander has contracted with
lfr. j. G.. Holmes for the erection Of hand
sonsc dwelling. adjoining his present home
I'm t;co-rc street.-The work 70 be COM
mencvl ct once
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

At Riverside. for Lexington, Va.
At Boycc Station, for Wildwood ana Ninches-
,r. Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

IA a Il = LS$,
Saddles. Brides. Homemade Collars, Whips.
Lap Robes. Blankets, Leather * Cotton
Fly Nets. Farm Harness of all kinds also Deal
cr;iu Harness oils. Saddle n Harness Hardware.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS
All Parties wishing anythingiH our line will
do we'll toy giving MS a call before buying else
whuo Always keep a large stock ON hand
which We will sell ~ the lowest cash prices,
Repairing of all kinds done at the shortest
notice.
Highest Cash Prices paid for all Kinds of
Hides dclivcrcla; lanyard.
il. suUCERT K son.
Jan -. lSS3-1y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
Corn w anted!

4 FEW barrels Of Corn wanted az
u FREE PRESS OFFICE
Feb - l.-;.
ORDERS for Picture Framcs ,at ~ a the
~ Drug store Of
DR.. CHAs. r rRATT.
March /. iS3.
4 FULL supply Of Brcer's Garden Seeds
\ These Seeds have been sold in this mar
kct for many year, and have given general sat
isfaciion. Pine l3t OF Silver skinned Onion
sets. &C. f,r sale isicr'as any where else. by
- fr. CHAS. T.. PRATT.
March T. sS3
> eros Of assorted toilet soap-, jnst re-
y ceiyed.
AIsGrWH SEQ.
jan -, lss3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

Tie loss Of Messfs. Undertake & Nasiin
by the burning Of the VALLEY Wooden Mills
in Frederick County, Virginia, is sstima-
ted at $4,000 abcye insurance. We I'M
dcrstand the Insurance on Building and
Machinery amounted to $4,000: $500 in
Granite o. Richmond $500 in Peabody
of Wheeling and $1,000 in Georgia Home.
On Stnok - 800 in Loudoun Mutual. g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
Clfa1ige Of Time
GOVERNING MOVEMENT or TRAINS on
SHENANDOAH VALLEY r. r.

7akiag Eject Dec. Is, 1882.
time five minutes faster than
Baltimore timc)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

Noting the standing OF a huge whale
near Baltimore recently, the CoDrier-Joundi
GAYS "Providcncc always sends the Balti-
mo7c editor, som, brain food in the Spring"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
49, ONE PRICE
CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS.
No : WEST w {SlHNGrON STREET HAGERsToWN, MD

WE Spring Opening with a % ,e
theIa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

,..W.g Carroll and family returned
FLORIDA on Monday night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29

Il /, seldom that YOU will feel unwell or
zrftr from iadig, if You use Browns
lfdu Bittcrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

No 6js daily. Al other trains daily except
Sunday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-03-29
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.

asnalIus bnyersnnd
INV the
ntoeie etc
rfrt
cpwc
pat
p n
goods
AlcSu men iasl
ap
i 40 up Oursk Of LCE FL hENt so}4la
sasiln Weac very T's"i!o"N
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

TIE bill iotseooeed y Hso. Il. y.
Blake, a No6iseo, - appeeo1GD ~
messbess q Ne Legislative AsssD
BY Il Nealaaa, Win hardly pass
~ Legislature wiehsst snsod'
msot. Il = svb6ses ~ aDpse.
sieonnsot Il ssaghs b - 0eAs-
except 10 to eeunties-sPea tbe
basis II 80 representative 10 The
lower house - eneh 80 thoaaaod
voeD and Q ht.eejoa tbss0oe uodss
I've hssdssd, ease h tbs ssspeesive
eoustioL The aPpestiea0eat q
Coooell 0e0bess b 0tposed Of ~
giving sash ao0nty oos 0s0bes. Mr..
Bikes LIN gives Bsavsshead, C6o-
tsos, Dees Lodgs, JeAbssoo ard Dsw-
80 epooeies oee ssembee eseb, ao6
NeaGhs1; Aadisos as1 4issoo1s two
nsnbess eoeh; Lewis ed Clarke,
Cusose aad 0ollstjs thsse, and ei)vse
Bow 1sur-I.. Ill twssty-foSr nss0-
bers. A. there were east q The late
eenesal s)ectjoo ID he Territory u
~ voses, Il viii Be- seen Inst The ap-
poetjoonso0t for TIE Ho0oe ean 10
readily 4 tafmined IN The basls above
De0tjcD I'D.
Dot e sopapD NJ. JIla1o Vas ~, ID
Asaltiag H. In, govesDea altagslhes
b. Tie lote e)eetiOn Tet01ns, - tho
following exhibit Of Tie total vote
enne b. oonnties will show:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17
- aee,,.>soa IN 0lnolnnoa.

c,.mrrArr. Fsh. lG-The wealth
- m warn ard eloody. ~Stn
asSsi sa0o6lno. TIE ljvec -
SSs11S1ine, aPpaseotly declining eet
~ ~ inciea. The 1ood 10 the
Tiskio9 and other .seroo9ns y e4'
AAs.sS NJ TO swell the sGseem
- - elnerk The hll. The only
imuoeeapt change 10 the !a1Ieoeo ~.
naiiou thls morning y me tt ,.,
AZ Inc trains VI lhe CtecSenoto, VIZ
ission Z baltimore r. =. mum C1n.
eiSneli. Hsnileoo and Ueyeoo % ~
Am ir.ok. and making tho sock
vsrde stafjon three nsoose tFnn' the
deeof This can b reached ~ Om-
mi nsses. which must run thro9en
Vsfee = pofllou Of the way. The
Ssnsseo 70 The Clncianati, Hamilton
IA 6sytoa roedD l,es In The city li,1.:
ioo. coalssd BY the sudden RE Of .lIl
crceS ma branches yesterday: The
tIsck = washed out and the bridge
~ Cun0lnsvllIe y In danger.
Traius on tbe Pan Handle a9s1n
changed their roote thSs moen!o9'
otaltinx ftom the stock yards oeee1"n,
eolue thence from the eeook Yoros
Sentiou by the Cincinnati, Wash1n4-
Ian = Bsltiu,ore road % Loveland.
vhere IL own track b reached. A
laree auantity of eastern mail y sent
ouf that way to-day. Considerable
western mail We al6o seut NON the
dock yards station 70 Columbuo,
fhence vest The river hes been q
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17
Motto Q To Co.Ow,aer.

Yea are hars6y noeiiiesl that the nn.isrs,sn n.
~ nae. IN acc Ies1onoo with the provisions
q HcSeSoU 2,S36, II The Revised Stsi ute~ q,
NE Onieet states. psrfnemed laisW xm.,
ee0n the Dayton quartz I0is mining CLAIM,
:s!aateo In summit Valley Ninlno IBIS
s.1Ses. !ver b ~ county, =. r., (Ir the year
e~d yna ass hereby IL sliflei that u y.n,
..ss ~ 80 .te!nuse or casase n ~ G MItriOsite,
your prSpss9t0N ~ xaSd expenditure la25!M
S1s0 oneestat shd o0sts. within ninty days
! !0m 9ae9 ~ lhis n0liee, ~ your right
Ssso. ansesest and clAim IN u,sl % the sbOv e
S ~ quarts hole mining clSlm will b.
co@s the property III yss,r c,-owuer whu
"es wade the required Expenditure
DENNl FARHELl.
Butte. n. r.. J anuasy q. 1855.
Jan. S@.-OW a II
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

The Apolllnosis water ease, which
occupied ~ alteatloo q CoagssD
and created 70 mueh dioousojoa ~.
scal Deoths go, b likely 70 eo0e
bsabgs the psblie aGais II . NV
shape. Appraiser Howard says that
. rsssastiea a inquiry b likely 70 -
introdseed isto Coagssss thls sessies
In regard 70 The matter. II Win b
rs0eobessd that Appsaisse Howard
decided that Apolliaasis water W.
- asti0eaal water, and thesssbss dsti-
able. The Importer claimed That Il
va . nat1sal water, and therefore
fbse. 0sosssl Aowasd's oPiaios was
ssseaissd by ColIsetoe Merritt. Ths
President referred The ense % Attoc-
ney-0soesal AeveaGA, Who sas-
taised the Apps1isee and aid that
at Ieast the ease should b roGasrod %
tie eoarts. 6eeselsry Folgss, after
ho)diug The matter TT two u,onths,
decided that he water was ftee, and
>oo.Soo was rstaoded - ths importer.
One subject AZ inqujry, Il b aid, win
b whether the Secretary q Tie
Treasury = Ne superior u The Attor-
Dey-0enesal aud caa ovesruDo biz
decisions.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17
ALDR oUI.OH.
Ongoui8otao0 OF q omOltor CON-
pany at ViEginie Ulty-Noeoo
from The Old CAPITAL.
SPECIAL Cossespoadeoee q ~ Nl19a.
VIH0lxlA CITY, N. r., Feb. II
A3kn,. A9neP.

Editor A3soer:
To day our citizsn. orxanised q
joint stock company for the purpose
Of reducing 0res-cspitsl stock being
elO, OeO; shares go each. II b pro-
posed 70 erect conIentlatiug ma
chinery Together with . smelter. A
board Ut dtrect0gs W1s Q 0sen, which
consists Of c. l.. Dahler, ]. n.
knight, Ge0sye Gohn, 0oorge
ThextOn and John Reed, aud the
articass Of Incorporation signed BY the
seockhoSdos1. Az soon - psactica-
BIZ arrangements will be made to
besin building, aud by June We
expect the n.achinery will b. In
operation. This h On enterprise
which has long besn talked o(, and
people here ar sa,,guine Of success.
A number Of mines hcreabouts ars
icing worked aud are hooking llne.
Tue Prospect mime, owned ~ Lay.
ton Z Niee, n being tapped BY . tun-
~! $50 feet in length, which will
strike the lead at . depth Of so feet.
The y. =. Grant, owned BY III.
King, h also being worked and looks
better than ever before. In fact
every quarts mine IN this vicinity.
which has been worked this winter.
gives promise Of good results.
The cold weather in this vicinity
hos worked . serious damage 10
eOuse II our business branches, due.
no doubt, from ~ Ovsntock Of ''sula.
nsee whiskey," which, In one
Instance, Wa1 badly ffosen. We
have recovered now, and II Wig,ein
oontjnues to lie In the future q In
the past We shall b happy. w.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-17

1beo vbaE 90 = OaGh9god ls10
~ 0peoDD = Coo)psD - 16C1noo1
0onDDgo ie aoo0o TT uonbeD0D1
slaply vssk1ag - 6sep = sppeas-
aoo0. Theso = sue6 osa11se = -
tsessl, soeh ~ ~ 60 be10sA q
lodustgy viii - ssesl0sed - tbe 10
eessse a asethss. asA lsosa1ahls
hek efssily a purpose thae0snhess
esonot pessoado the0oo)vss % eo0o
upoo . common groood ~ 1aboe -
ee0nss ~ H. 0aoesal 80. Thy
fous 70 IL q thsis eoasajtoeol0 aod
tbss jssPas1iss thsir lsaoss political
pssspeees. EaeA agrees thet every
stbee iodusesy ave thet 10 With
BIZ eosslituea1D ase jatesested eoa
saan1 lsss pss1eetjea thaa Il nov
1ees. The 6oseh waists - sagor;
ns,assss, Sjee. henp, nax asd ssaeeo
pso6usls psutested. Tbe besdee
oea1es esotsods 6oe ID tehoece ard
whisky jntesssts, willis TIE North
asd West az ela0osoos that iron,
eoppes, stsel and The thossaad asd
90 articles ID The maDofbetuso q
whjeh these metals enter shall -
psoeeeoed su0sisotly - e1e1odo
lbssiga ioposlaGjeos q ~ sans.
The upshot q ~ WHSLE matter =
that CoagsoD-ebe lower Hose o.
peeially-Aasbeeo0e . tariff Debating
sebo9), ID vhjeh Ds0begs sesk - air
their e3oqsenee 10 boseoabe speech
.. The 0smbess see0 % have bot
ljttDs bope a paasing . nedi1sd tariff
nsasuve at thio sessieo and viii vesy
permit Tie wbo's 81 jset
maiteS % paD over b tho neat Con-
grsss. In the meontjaas the people
have Dot been unoencesned OF unin-
ooeovted Dooken - The farees which
have heeo end are still icing acted
!. Washjaglos. They ass sijsntly
bst aeessatsly measuring and weigh
|ng thsir Representatives aDd valuiag
lhe0 q thejr tSue Weelh. They
have demanded relief from thsir
poeeoos fanatics and Win have 4.
Nothip1 sboet a ~ aonual roduo.
lion q q lease >l00. 81, 80 Win satls(y
hem. TIE party that provides ~
|hat reduotioa will name the no8t
President Il thio nation. lt requlses
% prophetic tongue - aanoaucs Il,
Nd b = io6oed bliod Who eonnoe
Nod The doom q the party % power
ID IL validating, Unsatisfactory
,ourse o. the tariff question.
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0OtjC0 to Co.Owmer.

70 :. Z. Preae0n and Daniej Wostlehoip,
Yoe ase hess0y n0elaoui hat The unsiersign-
g. y"r! es.-s.wner has exp~nped one hun
n.smes opo0 ihs Unr..presone4d 10 10 mininx
e!oe@ els9oced IL Summit Wiley Mining
District: silver B ~ cnuntv, Montsnn TT
siscsZ. e:s cee year icy, and yea - htr~h.
ooaoo % - conlri6ue II your proportion y,
eojd o1pon0lturo-stxtoon d0llerv sod s!xiy.
eeve1 eo0eo (ol0.0) each within Ninety ,iuyA
~ - ne .!eto q this notice. Oh yonf right.
seslood )oae n,iUlng claim viii bec0,me the
ee0p%ey a The undesoignsd, your GROW ner
VINO ne so>ao the roQnicesl expenditure.
, Up 88OADE~.
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Order to Show Cause.

i, the Probate C0nrt IN ami Npr Njlvr,
onunly. Montana Territory. IN the
sOo: Th"snaa q. Porter the a1smiri III traitor
81 t6o sstsie 0l aamllkm r. EobinsO,,. De.
seescd. havlog aled his petition herein
eetoee OF soid doeedent for the purns.
thereto ~ forth.
IL = therefore oesjersd By tlle fudge Of said
eooSt, ehoe oil porsous Ineesested In tn e.
Probate Court "a saturday, the i0th day
0e March. l00, ~ o'clock IN the ofternN,i,
81 said DAY. ~ the cours ros.sm cf ssM rr,
eaeo Coort: 81 TIE CITY az Butte IN the
~ oe0ee Ah0uld not Be granted to the saE,
o40loloeIot09 u Sell ~ much az TIE ira!
estate OF the sald deeeaeed ~ shall be i,.c
sSosy: r 9. KNOX, Probate Judge.
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Dusipg Q deba1o u ~ HoaDe q
u I'M inse., - ~ oDs11 ~ queD'
ties q pstting sesgse - ehsfssslise.
W. uDdes dlosuns1so. h gso0 -
jsseies vhieh vesl1 y 6sos - lasUs
lstsessss IN IL sssstsy y ssl1sviag
eeppse a . dsty asa q ~ saas tins
q lsvyisg . duiy up"a svesythinG
With DDoD into ths ps0dus4je0 OF
that .ssesl. W. wy fsssibly illus-
tsa,e1. Aaesg eebsss VIE -.
ba1ed ~ qsssGtss, ard whe tosk -
sidsd grounds In kvos a prslsesing
ear copper iD6sstgiss. was ooe Ds3<-
sale, Major Aagisnts. Thb geatse-
0oH % thoeoosseef his genosks odd:
''0e0tIe0en ase ve1y Oeee mis-
talkea II tbssy thisk thet ooly Aiehi-
~ ood The evppeS minGD II Lake
SS1s. ~ inloecsasd 81 this n,etssr.
Tbo wbo)e Rocky 0ooetaio gegioo,
lto0 ~ British lloo down = Tie
NG3ieoo boedes, iseovesso with mloes
which chip their oeto alDa tholr cop.
pe9 % tn Ease u vat expe1se 0f
transportation.
INV = poboay o. this 1ooe who
leans further u he digseejea Of .
eeveoue tasi6 than I 10. Remove
fto0 tbo mjoing Industries ~ 60r-
dooo which ore Imposed b. the etbeR
pasaGnpho IT thu bill a6d ~ viii
ut op01o here skiing loe any peoeee.