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Peter Force, New York journeyman
printer, came 10 Washington in 1915 be-
came the proprietor OF printing office,
and originated, and for some years COM
piled without charge, the Biennial Reg
lister" better known from the color of its
binding rs the Blue Book" of which the
Government purchased small number of
copies Ford of American history, he in
time collected large quantity of rare
books and pamphlets. many Of which had
been thrown away from the executive de-
partmcnts rs rubbish, and purchased by
him of the dealers in waste paper. In
1923 he originated the idea Of compiling
and publishing documentary history of
the country, Un,icr the title of the "The
American Archives and in order to Sc
cure the necessary appropriation from
Congress. he associated himself with
Matthew II. Clair Clarke, the Clerk of the
House OF Representatives. This puhlica-
ton was Job which distributed con-
siderable sums Of money, for number Of
years, among the politicians at Washing
ton bu. Il was the only way in which
Dir. Force eould carry out his plan, and
ne was not enriched by it, io was dis
tinctiyely gentleman, and : worthy dis
ciple of Faust-tall, stalwart, with a
busly head Of hair and keen eyes, which
would beam with JOY when any one brought
him a rare autograph or pamphlet. The
simplicity Of his manners bearing IN ex
preston Of the gentleness and purity OF
his heart, made him beloved, as well as
reyered by all who knew him. After his
death Congress purchased his collection OF
books and manuscripts, and it now graces
the Congressional Library. - Boston
Budget.
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WHY THE SOUTHERN CoxFEDERACY
FArLED.-From the account Of The
Battle of Bull Rum" by General Beaure-
gard, in the November Century, he says:
We needed for President either military
man of a high order, or a politician of the
first class (such as Howell Cobb without
military pretensions. The South did not
fall crushed by the mere weight Of the
North but il was nibbled away II ali sidcs
and ends because rs executive head never
gathered and welded its great strength
under the ready advantages that greatly
reduced or neutralized its adversary naked
physical superiority. 1t is but another Of
the many proofs that timid direction may
readily 90 with physical courage, and that
the passive defensive policy may make a
long AGONY. but can nevcr win a war.
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PILES! pnEs!, P.LEs!I!

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. 0He box has cured the worst cases of 20
utes aiierusing Williams Indian Pile Ointment
1t absorbs tumors, alays itching acts as poGll-
tice, gives Instant relief Prepared only for Piles.
itching of the private parts; nothing else. Sold
by druggists, and mailed on receipt of price, SO
cents ans 81. For sale by KIRK, GEARY d co.
oil-lyTuThS
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The wild dacIl IS probably the most de-
structive of all the enemies of the trout,
for it confines itself entirely to feeding on
their spawn Always alutton when a
duck finds the spawning beds of trout in
the small streams that feed the main water,
it Will soon devour thousands OF eggs and
shovel the entire contentsH~of the breeding
places into its stomach if not molcsted
One flock of wild ducks can easily destroy
the entire breeding prospects of any trout
stream in q short time
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upon which you are about to enter, they
might prove of some value.
| should be glad to cooperate with your
Association in any way it may be thought
best to bring about the common OBJECT
Yours truly,
/. \. HoAG.
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MILLINERY.
MILLINERY OPENING.

WE Will OPEN FOR INSPECTION. on
w Thurday, Friday and saturday, October
10th, 18th and 18th, our French Pattern BoEnets
and Round Hats, together with all the latest
novelties in Fine Millinery. which the ladies of
Sacramento are cordially invited to call and ex-
anime at AfESDAAIF.S BARBER X PEALER, 62l
street, between Sixth and Seventh, Saera-
mento - 1p1y
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IMPORTING AMERICAN GRAPES INTO
FRANcE.-CharIes Jolly has presented 4
paper to the Socjcte Il Horticulture, upon the
importation OF muscat grapes from the
/ ,nited States into France The grapes
were preserved in an aqueous solution of
glucose. The attention of the grape-grow-
ers of France and Algiars is invited to the
important consequences which may follow
this importation. The United States, out
side OF their enormous grain trade, have
hitherto been limited to the export of
fruits prepared by q previous drying,
which removes about Is per cent. of the
water that they cont,in; this operation
has the double advantage of diminishing
the weight to be transported and of iacili-
Eating the preservation of the fruit. NJ
Jolly, while calling attention 10 the danger
of an interference with the French grape
trade, urges cultivators to increase their,
productions as much AZ possible, chiefly by
the rational amelioration of their methods
of culture Nature, lfay Sd.
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CITY TICKET,

CITY TICKET.
POLICE JCDGE-W. =. HENRY.
CITY JUSTICES OF THE PEACE JOHN f.
Ri5JAGE and ISAAC JOSEPH.
TOWNSHIP JUSriCE-D. r. ALEXANDER.
CONSTABLES-JITLE Is u. COLA and JOE
a. KLEIN.
By order Democratic County Central Com
mittee. r. d. STEPHENS. Chairman.
d. +. BEyERIDGE Secretary. s25-td
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Board of Supervisors of sacramento
county, State of California. are prepared to re-
deem the following outstanding Indebtedness OF
said county, viz: Bonds of 1870. known as
Courthouse and Jail Bonds" authorized TO be
issued by Act OF the Legislature, approved
March Is, 1870, from No, l 10 l00 inclusive. for
$500 each, ana bonds OF 1870 known as County
Hospital Bends" authorized by Act Of Legisla-
ture. approved January %, 1870, No. 10 $50, in
elusive, and Nos. t59 and leo, for $500 each.
Also, that interest or said bonds shall cease six
months after the iirsi publication of this notice
By order ef the Board.
CHAs. NJ. CoGLAN, Clerk.
Sacramento, May ~, 1884, R29-ip6m
DRoBATE NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR
1 Court State of California. County of Sacra-
mento, In the matter of the estate OF EDWARD
DOVE deceased. Notice is hereby given that
MONDAY, the 81 day of NGNEMBER, 1854, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, and the Courtroom OF
said Court, at the house in the city of Sac
ramento, County of Sacramento and State OF
California, have been appointed as the time and
place for proving the Will of said EDWARD
DOVE, deceased. and Cor hearing the appli-
cation of JOHN CROFTON and II. NM r.
lAtiAu for the issuance TO them OF letters tesla
mentary thereon.
Witness ny hand and the seal of said Court,
this Dist day of OCTOBER, 1884.
seal CAAS. NJ. COGLAN. Clerk.
BEATTY x benson, Attorneys fer Proponents
Il
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POLITICAL.

RGEUsEICAN
COUNTY MEETINGS.
rI!HE RFP{'RHCNN COUNTY. CANDIDATES
ana ne ioi owing named speakers viii adj
GfSsS me citizens o. Sacramento county at the
following name'i pisces on the dates below in
dicated. Members of all political parties are
respectfully invited to attend
HON. A. z. CATIIN
HON. GROVE L. JOHNSON,
GEN. A. L. HART.
HON. WM. JOHNSTON,
JUDGE 5. SoLON HoEI.
HON. ELWGoD BRUNER.
HON. OBED HARVEY.
CLINTON l.. WHITE, ESQ.
HON. A. C. FREEMAN,
JUDGE w. Il. BEATTY,
HON. THOS. MCCONNELL,
II. T. DEVLIN, ESQ.
COL. HENRY STARR,
HON. SEYMOUR CARR.
ISAIAH HURLBURT, ESQ,
HON. j. n. YOUNG,
p. s. DORNEY,
JAMES y. DEVINE, ESQ,
GEO. L. RATES, ESQ,
WILBUR f. GEORGE, ESQ,
MAJ. w. a. ANDERSON,
L. S. TAYLOR, ESQ.
HON. w. C. CROSSETTF,
TALBOT II. WALLIS, ESQ.
FOLSOM. Saturday November
-......M Monday, November 5
BY order of Republican County Central Com
mittee WINFIELD j. DAVIS. Ch9irn,9n
NORMAN ) NICHOLS. Secretary. oS-td
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The Morality of Diet.

The abuse of alcohol produces SO much
moral evil, so much material ruin and
such widespread unhappiness that we
rather wcader the superstition forbidding
lis use Is net more nearly universal than it
Is. As drunken man does immoral acts,
1t is natural that g practice which, If car
ned to excess. makes men drunk should be
Reid a Sc unholy, and total abstinence be
raised ny the exaSseI:ttion characteristic OF
recoii into moral obligation Neyerthe-
less, the effect of excess in wine is no more
reason against wine in moderation than
the effect of gluttony-which is very de-
moralizlng though our northern world has
forgotten the facts, and hardly understands
the Biblical denunciations of the vice-is
a reason against taking daily dinner, and
IN raising abstinence 10 morality tetotal-
ers are eonceited. Wine is not wickedness
m Sc, and the theories they raise ON that
basis are faliacies contradicted by glance
at the facts of the world So far from the
Use of alcohol destroying the races that
use 1t, the wine-bibbing races are the con-
quering races, and civilization owes every
thing, not to the Hindu, who abstains
Ike Sir W. Lawson, or 10 the MusSul
man, who abstans like convict in
prison, but to the winc-tasting Greek and
the hard-drinking Roman. .ga the beer
swliling varieties of the 1eatonic race.
The Hebrew who drinks. ard always has
drank, from Noah downward. has done
live times Us much for the N9r!d as his
cousin, the Arab who, eve.i IL Africa, is
the most rigid Of abstainegs The single
Hindu sect which has not raao.rn ell aieo-
hol, but demands regular rat:ou. 81 am
the Sillh-is the one which, wee ~ away
from India, would conquer ami Ianiabl
reinyigorate all the otlle,', Nor ! the tee
totaler's dogma Us 10 the n,o.',i effect Of
total abstinence especially n regard TO
violent crime one whit mote irrelutable.
The Turks vino committed the atrocities Of
batouk were hereditary total ahstainers;
the authors of the Giassacres of Cawnpore
had never seen liquor, and The Bedouin
who will kill you for your huttons would
kill YOU also, ii he could, for drinking
Bass. That alcohol in excess. by weaken
ing the will, dininishes self-restraint. and
therefore increases the disposition to crime,
is among certain races true; but to sup
pose that total abstainers are therefore free |
from crime, is to aScribe 10 diet moral in
fuence it unquestionably does not possess |
Most thieves in England are teetotalers, |
and all card and billiard sharpers impose |
on themselves the strictest moderation,
The Spectator.
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THE KINGS LAST WoRps.-"M Ny dear
said the King Of Denmark 10 his spouse,
the mother Of Hamlet, you needn't give
it away, but poured molten lead into my
brothers ear while he was sleeping in the
orchard, and that's the kind of sea-serpent
that stung him." "You don't say so
said the Queen. II have said so, so please
don't say that don't say 50. Yes, poured
q bullet-moIdful into his ear. 1t was a
capital joke. Do yen know what his last
words were, Is he went OFF," a do not
"They were, | didn't know / was load.
ed ~ Exchange.
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DENTISTRY.
REMOVED.
t. Il. REID,
". WOOlt.

DENTIsT, oUINN's BUILDING, es=z.-,.
~ northeast corner Fourth and JSysssssSssSS
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted onSOlIr1y
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction OF teeth. ie25-tf
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT:
GROVER CLEyELASD...ofN New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
THOMAS A. TiENDRICI<S......Of Indiana.

THOMAS A. TiENDRIC!<s..O OF Indiana.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
ELECTORS.
CIIAs. KOHLlsR. san Francisco.
c. z. BEIiRY.....-. ...................0f sutter.
W. j. TI%NiN OF Trinity.
MARION isiGCiS........ o Butte.
toaS i: STANLY y; *; -,:-;of Alameda.
JAMES T. MUGPBY...-..OfS Santa Clara.
". FL. WEBB. Monterey.
ALTERNATEs.
THOMAS u. LAIHiE......... Santa Clara.
j. T. HARRINGTON. Colusa.
EDWIN SWINFnHD.- ,..-......;..Of Colusa.
NATHANIEL JONES OF Contr, Costa.
j. NJ. Ell ron ................ Of San francisco.
EDWARD WHITE...............0f Santa Cruz.
4. j. -iTW Tuiare.
FOR CONGRESS sd District:
JOHN Il. GLASCOCR OF alameda.
COUNTY TICKLE
SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
ERROR JUDGES:
JOHN ". ARMSTRONG; OF Sacramento.
JOHN II. hicKUNE...........Of Sacramento.
ASSEMBLY GSth Distric)-II. r. LaRJE.
GTh DISTRICT &. BLESSING.
Goth Districtl-GIaLis DoTY.
SIIERIFF-.s. II. ESCEI.L.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY-G;. NJ. CLAREEN.
COUNTY CLERK-aE. Il. BI1AID.
TREASURER-I. VI. SMITH.
AUDITOR-OSCAB s. FLINT.
PUBLIC ADMINIsTRATOB-G.F y. BRGNNIER
CORONER-DR. II. VOLLER.
SURVEYOR-l. G. WIN.
SUPERVISORS (lst District-yG. o. BOWERS.
- ed Dstrict}-Hf5. ITcI4AgGHLIE.
- (jd piStrict}-JA L. GFtOTH.
9th Aistrict)-JOHS i. TAYLOR.
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The HoEsFoRp Almanac and Cook Book
mailed free ON application 10 the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, r. l.
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FOR CONGRESSMAN THIRD DIsTRIcr):
JOSEPH HckESNA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
Anoshsr call for shs rool.Killer.

The American eagle has been roostine
rather uneasily Of late. Insults to the
American hog--not the species We are 20
familiar with ON the eafs snd In other
places but the genuine American swine,
whose hams and lard hatD furnished
food. not only for speculation but also
for hungering universe, has been de-
pied the privilege of being eaten BY the
inhabitants Of some foreign countries.
No sooner had hit. grunt of tlissatisfas-
ti6n passed out of hearing than " were
asitatsd by Bitnaftks remarkable coi.
duct ia The matter OF the Lssksr reso-
luton. We know what IN irascible "a
party the Chancellor i, and some allow
ancs should be made for him. Ia sddi-
tion land this ID the thought which sug-
gssts our talk. We must make allowancs
for our own inability to restrain
all the fools who live within our boun-
daries. There must b some limit to the
building Of insane asylums, and it would
b. rsachsd long before We could confine
ell thoss &c subjects whose mohtmania
consists h theif overwhelming de1ire =
b conspicuous regardless Of propriety
af dse6ney. We meet thom 10 eveSy
Nplk 4 llfe-the youId-bs sociN light
36tH 4 e6l1p skdo1cer nSxet 0h1E6 1dd
Vho,e aeyery nli9btest' r1nvemsnt h
mysteriousIy trAnS11ftted 10 the "soeieiy
EDITOR" Of lapers, the ever present wit
nsss of and prime astof Ia every occur.
renee which Il to be chronielod 10 the
epblie prints. the ghoul yho Glories in
- schances f6r Hrominbn6s ehi6h
funsfal gives, ~ idiot whose uoania
prompts him u do some tuch thils ~
tramp through peaceable countsiss 9TH
b flag which hs only hopes some one
will insult = these minor types are
I'll familiar to us, and sxpsrience
haS taueht that the essiest way
to get along with them Il to
subject them to process Of quiet snub-
Sis which, except ID extfene eases,
viii eventually show them their real In.
Significance. Unfortunately. however,
tar political and social system sometimes
allows these pests the opportunity TO
commit an act which makes us, a. Z peo.
pie. ridiculous. The Lasker resolution
Il : case In point II was needless, un-
called for, and its introduction, In view
Of the facts, was in extremely bad taste.
II WAS : clear bid for nctoriety. Il Wa
adopted without much thought as to
what its real meaning might be-, aud has
subjected us 10 what Il well.merited
rebuke. It may take us thousand years
or 90 to learn il, but eventually we are
bound to find ont that fools and knaves
are not the proper persons 10 trust with
governmental powers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
] In Plain Figures in Red Ink.

All Fancy GOots Hosiery, etc., will be putup in lots
and at such prices tat fail effect the desired
end.
This Six Days Sale
Shall be indiscrimnate slaughter. right and left We
want all the space our incoming spring stock. We
don't want to have remnant piece of soiled
material left in our house when we open Spring
Goods and with this determined object in view failure is
mpossble We would advise you by all means to spend
a day at the 8ka
Great Remnant Sale.
Depend upon it Hale & Co. will not stultify them
selves and we make this Six Days Sale that
shall eectually silence all the capap Of opposition and
place us beyond the whisper Of competition.
THIS GREAT REMNANT SALE
Commences on Monday, March Ath.
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!. 4. WILDLY.

osuA nnou1Hn A. oUoxuyoo,
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
County Physician.

nAsoAnM IgIlDsiVo. ws.aA nssAaas~
@ - s. nv .; Z \ .ss'-ls ~.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
d, Joeenh Kur1s
!. HAnnon, e D.,

No ~ Main ssssss, oppssats Baker Block
Wrys sad sss d,ssasss sUassd wssA shs e.ss q
8 Qs6iAlis& ap13
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26

onlos q ". FIRST ST., wIDNEY BLOCK.
Once Hours to "a. n. and 10 . and
70eP.M sellW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
d. :. & osiMn,

0ERIcn ~ n1sDENoB. iel VAIN sxRxKr.
o. nsun-s 70 II a u. iss and 70
-l.raa~ss->s ~ q xaia s,s.sa ss'ow
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
Great Remnant Sale.

We oPne that you all know by repute if not person
ally and to those who have not paid our house visit
would recommend this sale as proptious time for your
Introduction No further notice will be given of this great
ksmnant sale, which viii close Saturday night March
<pth
Every whether they be rich or poor, Go invited
to come and for themselves that whereof we write
true. To distance would state that
notwithstanding the press Of business all orders will be
filed as promptly as heretofore. Yours truly,
J. M. HALE & CO.,
M 2ska aPR1He s., or. gQszoEToR.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
IS BEING OFFERED FOR sALk.

bought for h The medicinal the water equal those
world
properly .l improved and located IL beautiful and healthy locality
paos hsnbug and viii the purchaser above stated With few
added would
100000 Parties whaling purchase apply the
FULTON WELLS,
Whore shsy have Possotsos and Daily Mall ,sa4u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
- Allse MaIlnA =. N

I'm yssoIAN AND sUAeH HoN
80: 81 = = lss z - - 8! : !;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
g = Gho01 0NVoRnoF HaH
liter ~ lhnfuOfn.

svnlsoyIHID. H.. March 2sth.--Gos.
HsmiIton, wAs In his olBce In the
Stass Hosss to-day when plstol bullet
nashsd through the windows Of the Ex.
sentivs mansisn. A man st work IN the
yieiaity said ths shot VS. fred BY boy
tboe<isg = pigeoaa From the fact oi
= occurrences precisely Of the same ma
tufs which proceeded IL . short time
- there are appsshsnsions Of plot.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
va1sntlne as supepist,
" WesIs. Farss = ca.

CHIcAoo, March 25.-E. NJ. Cooper
has bssn appointed General supsrintsnd-
snt of Wells, Fargo q Co.'S express for
he wsstsFn department which EN-.
krases all lines west OF the Rocky noun
taios, inoluting those in Texas, Louis.
iasa sad sMsxico. with headquarters q
San Francisco.
uoRBlnG ~ the New York .'frf.
bune" asa sJournal.v
New YoRK, March 25.--It is rumored
tAat thsse 3 plan on foot to merge the
1rt5Nse with the Journal. In this case
J NE latter would become . member oi
~ Associated Press, and the Tribune
WeuA sspaes Z greatly enlarged circula.
Non nd innpAnQe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26
WALTER LINpLEy. N. o

N. cuAo. 4. n. - oxlo1Jugv.
oFPlCE,-sohuuaahs Bloek, cpposits Pou<-
oGRoA ruons % and n. RE9fbKNok;-Psah
Srvs6, cesner Ninth.
odss houn;-l0 10 u 4 ~; totH u; = 10
eR ~ 4 rugadsues. rsaaphoue No 4 o0Ico and
rsuidsaess 10 Day snd nieht cAIls answsss1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26

lvIl ~ y ssspsllb,s ~ ~ tsl4 90
tz1eee1 y " v1!s' = - ~ - " ~ -
s1sS = GizzSnzn
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-10-29
$50 REWARD.

The above reward viii be paid for any information
that will lead to the conviction of the thieves and the
recovery of seven u head of horses stolen from
Henry Niehoff at Power & Wells ranch Clagett, Il.
One roam, branded IS on left shoulder, ~ on left
thieh, also f on right tn' gh.
Zone buckskin, branded J7 on left shoulder, and
heart on left thigh.
One brown. branded % on left hip, also I and mon
logram double E ON lett shoulder.
One brown or black, branded s on left hip, also7.
Il. One bay, with spit in each ear. no brand.
Ore roam "a d-faced horse, with white or stocking
feet. no brands.
One buckskin, branded T on left shou der.
The above were stolen on the I'd day of September,
1884. T. Z. IowER d BRO.
Fort Benton, Sept 10th, 1884.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-10-29

The complimentary hop given at the
Grand Union hotel last evening in hon
or of Miss Alice Conrad, who soon
takes her departure for the east tospend
the winter, was we'll attended and
proved a very pleasant affair, thorough
ly enjoyed by every one who participant
ed. The music by the Fort Shaw string
band was splendid and gave zest to the
merry makers. This was the first event
of the kind for the social season. of
1884-5 and it was Il decided success in
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-10-29

Protection. No such
protective against
chills and fever. and
other diseases of a
malarial type, exists
as Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. It re-
lieves constipation,
liver disorders, rheu-
matism, kidney and
bladder ailments with
certainty and promp-
tltude. A change, as
gratifying as 1T is COM
plete, soon takes place
IN the appearance as
well as the sensation
of the wan and hag-
gard invalid who uses
this standard promot-
. er of health and
strength. For sale by
all druggists and deal
ers generally
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-10-29
TO WOOL w

Parties intending to buy Merino Rams this fall are
invited to examine our stock of purebred Campbell
Merinos, brought out from Vermont early this season.
We claim that they are the most hardy race of pure
prepared to show that as regards q 'aIify the wool Of
the Campbell. flock has never been surpassed in the
United States by any Spanish American sheep.
We refer to the following gentlemen or to any 9TH
es who have bought our rams: Geo. D. Patterson,
Peck & Lacy, Hay Bros, Fort Benton; w. b. Edgar,
Utica; Dent & 1ullock, Wolf Creek; Brooks q Hill
ger Andersonville; Poole Bros, Stanford; William
Williams, Deer Lodge.
Correspondence solicited.
PARIS GIBSON & SON,
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MI. Aaron Hershfield, cashier of the
Merchants National Bank Of Helena
hand one Of the members Of the banking
firm of Collins, Duer & Co., this city,
arrived from the capitol to-day and will
Iemain days in-tAeciIEN.t is
three years since Mr.. Hershfield's last
visit to the river metropolis, and he is
not a little surprised at the great change
in the way of improvement that has
taken place in that time. Then there
were but three or four brick buildings
in the town, while now structures OF
this class are found in every portion OF
the city. Mr.. Hershfield has q good
deal of confidence in the future Of Fort
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-10-29
Estrayed.

From the undersigned on Little Belt creek, one
black horse, will weigh about 80, branded on
left thigh, eaddle ard co lar mark, and ore i,lack
horse. viii weigh ESQ. branded Fl on left SD ,ulder,
monogram % on right shoulder, monogram I'd on
the necs. - II on right hip, and one bnck-kin colt
branded @ IN left shoulder. A liberal reward VIII be
given for above horses.
HARRISON D0CKERY.
Cora creek, Meagher county, MasIfana.