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New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
HEARTY CHEERS IN BROOKLYN.

The telegraph Offices and political head
quarters in Brooklyn surrounded last evening by
great throngs OF persons who waited anSiousy for defn
ite news from Ohio. Many went from point to point,
seeking and finding little At late hour patience
rewarded by dispatches that Ohio had given 20 900
majority for the Republican ticket. and that West Nir
gina had also probably gone Republican. Hearty and
reneated cheers We're giyen by the whiting thrOngs.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
Ar TIE FLFTH AVENUE HOTEL.

In the corridors Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel
little groups OF men assembled from time 10 time during
the evening and discussed the situation No
posted there, ani there not much excitement
there In the In front. where "a large crowd
atcd and discussed the displayed
above the building the junction of Fifth
avo. and broadway. These were taken from Demo
crate sources MI tue most favorable showing Tor
Our friends the enemy" Gradually. however IL became
known that the Republicans had carried the day. ana
this hecaue more anf more apparent the enthusiasm
rose TO such pitch that could only find vent IN long
MI fgtp
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
PRESSING HURD HARD.


POSSIBLY DEFEATED Bl The REPUBLIlAN LANUI-
DATE FOR CONGRESS.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBCSE-l
ToLKDo, Oct 14.-ln 1882 Frank HI. Huru
Dem carried this tthe Ath Congressional District
by / 100 votes while Newman, Dem had s74 ma
jority for Secretary in Lucas County. The indica
tons point to the election of Romels Rep. for Cop-
gress over Hurd. Lucas County will give the
former about 1.200 majority. TO overcome which
Hurtl must increase his majority in the other three
counties in the district. The Democrats clam Tor
hun 400 majority in Sandusky. ana 500 IN Ottawa
Erie gave him l47 in 1882, but II IA believed that
this county will show majority for Republican
State and county ticket.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
THE DEMOCRATS RETIRE EARLY.
Low 10000.

HOPING To KEEP TltI REPUBLICAN MN'"i'' "
Low 10000.
GENERAL IREs- DI>rArCHl
CoLUMBUs Oct. 1.-THE Democrats retired from
their headquarters at midnight, and those VINO
have noi retired 10 their beds watching ne ne
publican torchight procession and listening TO the
distant shouts for Blaine. The Democrats are
hoping for favorable returns from Butler, Mercer
Monroe Licking and other strong Democratic
counties so as to keep the Republican majority pe-
low 30 900.
The air is filed with rockets Of all shades ana
colOrs. and nearly every combustlble substance mas
been brought into use.
Returns from sos wards and precincts show
net Democratic gain OF .2iS over the Yote loi
Secretary OF State in $50. The same wards and M
precincts show "a net Republican gain OF l2,oZ9
Ovar the vote for Governor in 1888.
Hill DEM probably elected IN the ' lth DIS
trict.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
AFASHIOYABLE W,EDDING LNBETHLEHEu

IB1 ItIEEkAPH TO TIE IKIHINFT
BETHLEHEM, Oct. 14.-The wedding OF Miss
Mary L. Drake and Harry o. Emory. OF Cheltenhanl'
montgomery County, Penn. took place in the Trinity
episcopal Church to-day. the rector. the Rev George
fonenoy Allen, officiating. The bride is the daughter OF
,he ate Commodore g. L. Drake the dscoyercr OF pctro,
ieum IN this country The wedding fashionable ana
prant The reception took place IN the rooms of the
Diioe mothcr In the Eagle Hotel. Mr and Mrs Emory,
uter tour IN the South will reside III Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
ELECTION INSPECTORS on TRIAL.

Two inspectors of election were placed on
trial before the Police Commissioners yesterday for
lcctng to report the registration the first day
of registration Lafayette Sharp who was chairman OF
the Board Inspectors in the Fourth Election District OF
the XVIIth Assembly District. removed. and A. NJ
COukling was appointed To hl the vacancy The com
uant against r. b. Tabor inspector in the Thirty third
Election District of the XIXth Assembly District
dismissed. His defence that be hanpercd III
his work by another inspector who was drunk
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
SECOND DAY OF REGISTRATION.

To-day is the second day Of registration in
thi, city In consequence Of the Republican victory IL
Ohio nj expected that there Will be large registration
on the part Republican voters This Is likely To he the
case IN the XIth XXIst and other Repubia districts
MANY of the citizens have been away all summer and
have returned during the present week. The warm
weather has kept many away longer than usual The
places of registration will open from N. 10 T. H.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
now CLEVELAND RECEIVED THE NEWS

ALBANY, Oct. 14.-GoyernOr Cleveland received
no special advices during the afternoon. He lett
the Executive Cham for the mansion in Eagle
ST, at $50 p NJ, remaining there throughout t1e
evening where ne received Western Union bulle-
tins of the result in Ohio in company ith his pri-
vaie secretary. Colonel Dam. j Lamont. Prepqra-
tons for the trip 10 New-YOra Tomorrow occupied
o large part Of the evening. and the Governor re-
tired abOut midnight.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

A meeting Was htIu IdsI tNtnIUE UHutI IIIV
auspices of the Brooklyn Citizens League which was
orsani7ed last promote n0npartsan local gov
ernment small audience gathered in Art Association
Hall. Alexander J.. Orr presided, ana
speeches urging that local officers should
he Nominated and .uppor,d on a no-party basis but in
the interests the people. were made by William H.
Williams. president OF the Brooklyn Young Republican
(1ub: f. NJ shepard. president Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club Bernard Peters, +. y. Himichs,
Thomas H. Robinson and others
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

have chance TO carry them both, poes or carry
Wcun ,,e who would have 80 good chanse u" o"''
know AZ, " vi ,le head of the Garfield rabincif a,
M State SewYork vote. m @ s1sss of Maine"
full ence W.st Virginia Does any practical potv'a
one that Il Maine ONO and wes apaa,r o. can an
pemcc,ss~ yorki DocI dnybosy doubt Ihd, ~, NY
sars sarsss,.eS" csndidoie s.o.M arsl ey ",;x, n Y'
Snd "s ,ncn Il the great question tor the Shc"
VIVA, Ia II who might probably carry New New, wv,
ve",.'it v,s It who eau first carry Maino' Univ ""'
xtrgiuiaf
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

Crowdsnf pN,i ed men were gathered apuh'
thp hnlletn huirls ~ hp different hrsihpef omrt' IN
~ inir hnnf hat nleh the rtrrmtnt increased M
tn A. nrmh when fts H,'1th bhlftin nhhnnne'h
thn ueInNtsn plurality 80 Uhia ga isuo~ thefe vets
ih,tu tRpta Hf pNf ueti iiu'l ltW " slteh ht thr
. t,.., i., ,t,. iat IA t,iipL tNn Hiiitis Though
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
~ur CODE OF THE EVEN
1f ING POST.
.ci..oInnl'a virtues

u p"
..s tbo-e which bind human
se,efy together, and ~
s~slch states are founded and
na',,ntaincd. There has been
~ rreat bcncfactor ot the
Svman ~ race who has not beer
,r',,hf,lI. faithful 10 his
ssasfs. ,iisiuterested. self
ssnying. There have been
W. few who have been
NsSas,te The standard
~ which some ministers
now propose TO exclude
Cleveland from high place
wouId have prevented wash
,ngton. Franklin. Jefferson,
Hamilton. not t0 go any
tnrther. from taking any
n,rominent part in the foun-
aation of the American Re
uahljc Chastity IL a
gsreat virtue. hut every man
snows in his heart that 1t Is
nnt the greatest of virtues
that offences against IL have
ostsn been consistent with
fhe possession OF ALL the
aualitjes which ennoble hu-
nan nature and dignity hui
man life and make human
progrcs> possible"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
x4DAHE JANA rsoHEcK TO TAKE VACATION.

Madame Janauschek played to a good house
40 BROOKLYN last night at the Academy OF Music she
WI remain there this week then she viii to Washing
'"n Tor week. after which all engagements
ior three weeks will he cancelled. She is much
40 need Of rest and recuperation To her audiences
sac uoes not appear fatigued except that her voice
hu'ky But she l. from exertion since her
sppearnec IN this city. Her manager. Mr Taylor VIII
on ss publish his reasons for canccug his engagements
a. a.lngion. The company afer the rest. VIII re
80 go HsbaliimOre November Il, and continue the
s'a'oh a. already planned.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
NOT CAMPAIGN GAS!

DR.. Cotton originated the use of gas-n0t for
campaign there's too much OF that kind already
but for painless extraction OF teeth and has given it to
III 972 patients during the past twentyone years and
without an accident Onice. - Cooper Institute. =
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

animated. orderly. Occasionally nm
excited man attracted attention by MS
oni talk aDd offers 10 bet Many ready
to bet that West Virginia would Republican after tho
announcement hal been made tiat Ohio had kepubli-
can plurality ~ 1900. The TgiBrNE's counting room
was crowded Ia Overiowng until late hour and many
hearty cheers for Blaine aud Logan given
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
ACTION OF IRVING HALL
The leaders of the Irving Hall organ

met last evening and agreed 10 act with the County
Democracy in county nominations. They accepted Rob
rt r. Roosevelt for the candidate Mayor. They also
agreed Ia take whatever place the ket accorded
Irving Hail. but put forward Elliott Sindf"rd a. thcli
choice for a candidate for one of the Common Pleas
ftl.r chi
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

ACHFLI--BOECKI KIER-On "Wednesday. September ~
1884 Bremen. Ohm Achciis, OF BrOokyn 10 Emma g.
Boecke-. OF remen
brides parent by the Kew Henry war
Prechcr Th0mis -. Avord lr, OF syracn-e 70 JuLa
daughter OF II rmann Crohen. esq, of Brooklyn
IYON-COUISUN-At OVurd ONO, Octo er q, 1884. Mr.
William Lyon, OF Newfork city and Miss Corlnne Cour
sou. OF OxonL
Al notices Of marriages must 0e iRdorsd wh faH name
and address.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
GAINS ~ TIE HOOKING VALLEY.

LOND y. Ohio, Oct. 14.-rhe Republicans elected
Their entire county ticket. IL the docking and
Tuscarawas Valleys large Repub lean gains are
IepOried.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

A Dull Headache. Costiveness, Low Spirits,
Want of Appetite and all Bilious Affections are cured by
DR. Jaynes sanative Pills.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
Prom me Erenfng Post,
xarI 30 I2Sl

There can be no doubt that
the Blaine boom has touched
It, highest point for this
year. and Whatever danger
there may have been OF it,
success IN the National Con
sentjOn has passed away.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
CONGRESSMEN ELECTED


The Congressmen-elcct II OhiO. according 10 the
latest returns. are as iOiiows In the present Con-
e1tss the Republicans have only FIVE members:
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
I5ais


Tho number of voters registered the first two DAYS
ofleoO 1918; of lssl, 57.544 ol 1SSZ 4I,'32
& lesS, 9o,> >s6; and Of 1854, <s,ss9.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
TIE WEATHER ERPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

"AsHINGTON. Oct. l4.-FOr New England +,
au weather, except the immediate coast threatening
weather and light loca rains brisk westerly winds higher
'aiohi'tef, lower temperature.
TUT lhe Middle Atlantic States. fair weather brisk and
,tasiohal high northery winds. lower temperature,
higher barometer.
,o,sn itnhossee and the Ohio Valley fair weather,
rea-' ~ southeast winds slight fall In temperature.
frss1l msioWer Lake region. generally fair weather.
~ anu pfsh northeasterly winds. lower temperature.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

A. si,fu's utsietioe. i5=i 4. ~ =fhs movement of
~. mNeht'p' HAiins ihH pitaf vpaihe, teslpfhi waa
'f"h'a the .tsre.aisfe inAses setseen az sAa bas
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
The Peculiar Danger of Autumn Feyer-.

II the waseppes watercoses AMI ce ars De freQuentl
d,u,ect.d Patt's CnOrid the great danger
fcyers at THIS season will Dc materially le sseaed
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
TRIBUNE LOYAL oBsgRyArlovs.

.IH4 tafsfrns ~ fti riff ~ frrstt
7 in tttUn 81 ifH~ f fh
L. 49, Mitnrht ~ tis taltt int afi t
" s.. w sri'ss tssss h5uis ~ strr s.t ts .t,s ri
IN fr fsfsfH trftrsrt b. tiit
" 'resrasrs. sis sssdss.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
WEEr II4aLNLI.

lnflfilu ,InI0tlir Irnryr.l

WHrriINu. Oct 1L-At midnight the returns
from ihe state election indicate that the i,mu rats
have mni nv nt lrast un thp head ~ her tirhet
IN hennhnran Committee unepdal that So ir-
ufts rin be sivpu. ihnnsh ihs Demuptatr ptHmi-
hp rnils m hitr aht 300 which ipa ~ lee i.uh lrf
az Increased nai.u iaf Wiaun nv,s iars
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
THE L4IES7 FROM A SPAWNED PROPHET

From The Frsniaq Post.
Oct. Ia, Is 4.
II has been evident Tor
several weeks past that Mr.
Rlaine's prospects here.
which from the first have
been poor. have been he
more and more hope
less.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

Mass Meeting.
UNDER TIE AUsPIcEs or,
TEE BROOKLYN YOUNG REPUBLICAN, cLuR
TO BE HELD AT TIE RINK,
Ciermontaya near Myrtle, in Brooklyn
ON SATURDAY EVENING NExL
octcbst IA at ocio-s
ora,s soc 70 81 per man a,sesi strcs ~ Tbs ur,'e&
siat,s CAMrAidN BASNkh AND uultnAVL.
srrrspesn Nn.as-tSri,sr isss-,rse
tHs frs,ist. rssnef chs'bsHt nets ,heaf rs.....
Am.a..' y. A,.-rs' Il ls's', sr..rg''r
s,esa, Hnhs, IA ~ q y ers tnreat sefAt,s ~ill Va
s,ss.at ads,A siss wilsess 81 y ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
Dolillcll Notices.

poIilicll Notices.
4 Closing Out sale Below tosi
artistcaly Political Banners amt Portraits by
HOJER q GRAHAM ~ Duane-sr.
Great Democ ratio Mas, Meeting
AND BARBECUE
At RIDGEWOOD PARK BROOKLYN,
ON THURSDAY October III, lSsi
Trains direct to Pay, Long Island CITY opposite East
34thst y. H. at IL m; 1850 l:J0 2l0 233 3J. ttJ
8. amt y.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
Utah Commission Report.

The report of the Utah Commission was
made to the Secretary of the Interior on
April e9th. 1t gives detailed statement
ot the work Of the Commission for the past
year. They recommend the passage of a
law giving the first or legal wife the right
OF dover, as at common Law, or some
other equivalent interest in the real estate
ol her husband. They also suggest that
70 facilitate the execution Of the punitory
provisions of the law the department OF
Justice should furnish fund to be specially
applied to that purpose, and that as the
Justices Of the peace in Utah are nearly all
Mormons it would be wise TO confer con.
current civil and criminal jurisdiction upon
the United States Commissioners. They
also say: 1--WE would suggest the advisa.
hility Of considering a law for the appoint.
:nent by the governor and the district
Judges Of certain Territorial and county
officers who are now elective
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
SUMMONS,

the Probate Court oft the County of Bc,vcrl,cad,
Territory Of Montana.
William ii. itich, plaintiff, versus Samuel ID. Nor
man, defendant.
The people OF the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to Samuel ID. Norman, defendant You are hereby
required 10 appear in action brought against vei
by the above named plaintiff, in the Probate Courp
OF the County of Ec,vcrhcad. Territory of Mnntapa
and to answer the complaint filed therein. within
'rn davs exclusive OF the day of servc,) attvr the
service cn you of this summons, ii served M;hin
this county; or If served out of this county hut in
this district, within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days; or Judgment bv default will he taken
against t,u, according to the prayer Of said com.
plant. -.
The said action is brought recover from YOU the
Of three hundred and thirty dollars with interest
thereon at the rate OF and half per cent per
month from Sept: Sth, 1889, certain prnrnissorv
note OF that date mad. hv YOU and now held by
plaintiff and plaintiff has attached bay hors,s and
Que set of double harness found in possession of
Theodore Pierce. as your property.
And YOU are hereby notified that il YOU fail To ap
pear and answer said complaint above required,
the said plaiD.if will take Judgment against You Tor
the said sum ot S,,o with interest aforesaid AMI
costs of suit.
Given under my hand ana the seal of the Probate
Court OF the County Of lscavcrhcad, Ter
{ er>I fritorv Of Montana, this 2lnd day Of
April in the wear ot our Lord one thous.
>-~ and eight hundred and eighty -four.
ROrr I. WING,
Probate Judge and cx -ofiico clerk.
RoHT B. SMITH, ATTY for Plaintiff. i,7-+w
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
ALIAS SUMMONS.

TN the Justice Court OF Dillon, County Of Beaver
head. Territory OF Montana.
Frank Green and Mart l.. Walters, under the
name OF Green IL Walters, plaintiffs versus Mosler
Safe and Lock Co, defendants.
The people OF the Territory of Montana send
gr'ctin. to Moslcr Sat and Lock Co., defendants;
brought against YOU by the b"va n,r,ci p.in,s,
III the Justice Court "t Dillon. County Of ,;ravcr
head, Territory of Montana, and to answer til"
pl,int filed therein, within ten days exclusive Of
the day of scrvicc) after III" service YOU of this
summons, ii served in this county, it ed out
4 this county, but in this district, within twenty
DAYS; otherwise within forty davs; or Judgment by
defut will i,e taken against you, according ta the
PRAYER of said complaint. \
The said action is brou, hi to the sun sf
one hundred and dollars allcig igcd t" he due
by t" plaintiffs for freight ad safe, ad interest
from April 3d. 1854.
And YOU hereby notified that il fail to ap-
pear AM. said complaint above required,
the said plaintiffs will take Judgment tor said sun, u:
Sio, ,c interest and cost of suit.
Given under my nand this 18th day OF April in th..
year nj Lord one Thousand cigh; hundred and
eighty four. W. +. kIRkWOOD, J. Il.
X. is. SMITH, Pi'tf's Airy. Th.4w)
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. Montana, Apr. ad, 1884
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nan,
~ ed settler has filed notice of his ,ntcntion to
make final proof in support ot his claim, and thu,
said protf will I've made before Kobt r. Wing. Pro.
bate uage of i'e"verhcad County. Montana, at Dill
Ion, Montana, on June 10th, 1854 viz: Ors"n H.
Eckersley who made pre- -emp,on dcclaratory state
l'cnt No 557S for the W y r IT and We 81: r.,
Sec. IS Up. IS OF ROW.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said
land, viz Sinrun Estes Philip Lowell james ID,
wilson ard George W. limerick. ali of Dillon NJ T.
tStd) +. ADkINSON, Register.
Pnll. Ii. MC(;oyc,I, Atty.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
DILLON PRODUCE MARKET,
corrected Weekly by +. W. Po,ndextcr.l
Itgs1 nodees.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA Mont, April a6, 1884.
NOIlCEis is hereby given that the following nam
~ cd settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and that
said proof will be m'dcheior Robert I. Wing, Pro-
Ion. II. Ton june 10, ,SS+, viz: Franklin NJ Anarus.
who made pre- emption dcclaratorv statement No.
s.79 for the EA N L "a Sec. ~: S Er-4S Ella
liz names the following witnesses to prov. his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz: Daniel II. Noble, Wilson Wa,la,,s,
David lc1tois and Sylvester Summers, all of Red
Rock, MT.
=. F. ADK1NSON, Register.
PHIL -. MCtiOUGF, Attorney. (IS-td)
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
DILLON LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Dbl.
Ion, Beaverhead Co.. Montana. for the week end.
ing the I'd day Of May, 1851, which il not called
for in 30 days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Beach, ID Morcss, John
Bai!y, f \ Mitchell. \
Barrett AS .N,llcr, W
Callahan, II .Nurnanc,
Croppvr. + o Murray, I r
Clark. " .N.rklcy, ST.
Colson + Norris, II r
Dalner \ .Mllvr. Henry
Fctweli, JF Palmer, Geo
Heck, Mrs. SIS Perry, u
Jackson, c Robson
Henrjck Thomas Smith, II +
Persons CALM. for any OF the above letters Will
please say "advc-tiscd.'
las. KIRKPATRICK. T.. NJ.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

Fun AND CANDY.-It is impossible to
have more fun these long evenings than BY
making candy at home. You can learn how
to make eqery kind Of fine candy sold at
the best confectionery stores in the cities,
from that valuable book, ''How TO MAKE
CANDY" No home can afford to be with.
out it. Sent postpaid for 30 cts lin one or
two cent stamps.) Address,
TIE HOUSEWIFE. Rochester, n. Y.
(6mI)
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED stolen from the subscriber
Willow Greek, T3caverhead county, about the rst of
last October. sorrc roam Stallion five wears old this
spring. branded with figure %, the left shoulder;
ant, very long tail of II mixed whit and dark color:
dark legs and some white in forehead. $40 reward
will BE- paid for anv information OF the stations
whcrc:,houts Ssn for his delivery at Marlow's sta
hles in Dillon, or Gas for his delivery at my ranch
Willow Creek. JACOB IlARTWIG,
NAV ?, 1881. avs Willis Pos,officc, NJ. +.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
PROPOSALS.

CEAI.ED proposals for medical attendance and
- the furnishing Of medicines for the piupcr> in
County rh,rgc, and the prisoners in the COUNTY
Jail at Dillon, tor the year ending Nav ,'st, 1859,
will b. received ut the County Clerks office at th
Court House in Dillon. .Kon'., until June mi. I>>,
The County Commissioners reserve the rgh. to re
icct any and all proposals. by order %: the County
Commissioners. PHIL. ID. .NCGOtIt;H.
County Clerk.
Dated. Dillon, .Mnnt., March .a,h, .>Sl.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm heretofore
~ known as Murray Il Rc;,licker, in the butcher
business at the Montan. Meat Market, has been
dissolved. All debts due the said firm placed in
the hands Of Perry r. Kline for collection, and the
must be settled immediately ny cash ap-
proved note. JAS. r. MURRAY.
Dillon, April IS, 1854. 1910
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
this day dissolved hy mutual consent. All debts
contracted by during said partnership, and all
accounts due u.s. shall I've settled u" Robert JOY, who
continues in business Birch Greek, heretofore.
ROBERT JOY.
FREDERICK Il. HAININ(;.
Dated, April 23th, ,SS,. l,7-@w*
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
MARRIED.

LEYSON-PACE.-In Dillon. Montana. April 90,
1851, bv Rev. \. u. prur,,nord, MIR. Ba>s.t c.
Lcyson and Miss Carrie Nellie Pace, all of Dillon.
MACRER-PATRICK.-O On Sunday, April a7th,
1884, Nv Rev. q. W. Mintzer, Ernest II. Maircr
and Miss Mary +. Patrick, both Of Lower Beaver.
he'd Valley.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
~ TURBINE WATER WHEEL
AT A BARGAIN! s.

One is-inch Turbine Water Wheel, first class in
every way, only been few months and good
:is when it lett the shop. The wheel is Il sold
bronze casting with steel shaft, lynum Vita step
and boxing. both of which have screw adjustment.
Parties wishing good wheel should See this
before purchasing. Call address.
II. BRUNDAGE. TRlnuSs OFFICE,
Dillon, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
FOR SALE.
HAY AND STOCK RANCH,

offer for sale my hlv and stock ranch located on
the Big Hole river, in Bcvcrhc:,, cOuntv-I} miles
north Of Dillon and .n;lg east of Birch creek. 1t
is wei! improved and well wacrut, and consists of
Fo icrcs Of bottom lands, 50 acres OF which is hay
land. vii! sell with the 20 acres addition
ii of farming land. For particulars inquire OF me
the premises. T.. PHILLIPS.
April goth, 1851. law
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
GLENDALE LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the Post Oace at Glen.
dale. Bcaverhcad Co.. Montana. for the week end.
ing April ,6, 1885,, which, il not called for in 90
lays, will be- sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Aher,SJ North, Isaia
.\hcr, Perry McClain, VIM. II
i:-ush, Eddie Pcnglse, W
Cary, Thomas Ransom. David
;arn. 81 Smith. GeorgeE
Haggard, John Wee. Sue }
Person. calling for any Of the above letter. .i!l
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

public examination Of the teachers of Beaver
head county will be held at Dillon. in High School
building, on May 2ith, 1854.
Teachers will provide pens, ink and illegal caP)
paper JOHN CANNON.
(lS-l Co. Supt Common Schools.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
1900 Reward.

The members of the big Hole Cattle Company
offer the above reward for the conviction of any per-
SON or persons stealing, branding killing any
cattle belonging to the company. B.H. c. Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03

e. Old newspapers for sale cheap al
the TRIBUNE OFFICE.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-03
BORN.

EWRAEk.---On Hr. h Creek, Montana, on Easter
Sunday, 1851, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Ewbank
a daughter.