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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
AR s.vpsox who is tbe Republic1

A. B. SAMPSON, who Is the Republican nominee for Recorder. is no relation to Colonel Samson the Bible tells about, who slew so many Philistines with the isvbone of an unmentionable animal. No; his name denotes strength, to be sure, but he is not a warrior; he is 6 scribe, and the electors of Pima county have concluded to employ him for two years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

THE address of Colonel Head and Mir Jones showed the kind of stuff We have for our standard bearer.-Star.
 Stuff" is good; stick to it neighbor; 1t expresses the character of the ad. dresses referred to exactly. It WAS "stuff," and no mistake.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

IsHIS name Grover Cleveland, Stephen Grover Cleveland. rr stephen Cleveland G.1ve-: fhls uncertainty as to the name. is one ot tHe results of nominat- n-al unknown man without a record. E5eryUoiy knows James c. Blaine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

IT is common talk on the street that Colonel Heads two days stay Tn this town last week will be worth one hun dred votes 10 c. O. Bean, the next dele gate from Arizona.-M Mohsve County Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

IHE.E IS !et hope of reformation in Plymouth church. Since Beecher's Isterauon of his views in favor of Cley-lald, there has been a noted fall i1. o-f n the attendance of the lecture roon. Last Friday night not n sIngle member ut tue board of deacoBs, nor
 One lle examining committee were pres=1. B5eeLer thou mast sinned ssiD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

SrroE SAWYER. of Wisconsin, who las been through Q number of the States recently, thinks that all major .res depended on Ohio, but Blaine's election Is assurel beyond doubt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

SHAW will soon be on PauIs trail Star. Yes, that IS where Shaw will be. and about ten miles behind Paul. Shaw rises too late in the morning to strike 6 warm trail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

PryruBER that you must register be- s,-- rau can vote and that you must do ..s, rr.t. The great register will be , -.sl on inc l4th instant, then it will ba t12 A-e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

Vusz could there be a stronger ,.ss.f-r Supervisors than Oury, Maish .-j Harrison. Star. Mansfield, Handy sgi Tritsvarth. of course, they ars the hest and wl.l be elected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

WE do not wish to be understood as objecting to Mir. Shaw because he has been in the cattle business, but because his capacities do not extend beyond this. as appears from the official record published by authority. We all know that we have a large number oi gentle men engaged in the cattle business in Pima county. who are well qualified to fill the office of Sheriff oi Pima county. There is Thomas Driscoll, A. H. Der nard of Arivaca, Walter Vail, Colon Cameron of the San Rafael ranch, A. A. Richardson and l.. H. Gormley of the Pennsylvania ranch, either of the Wake field Brothers of Pantano, and many others we could name, who are well qualified for the place, and had either of these gentlemen had been nominated, there would have been no question about their fitness and qualifications.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

WORD comes from Oregon that A. Hosg was murdered last Sunday by Dlliard Walker. butcher by trade. Well' IS not customary for butchers to kill hoags?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

SOME of our leading Democratic friends, hired the Fourth Cavalry band to % around to their residences last rigbt and serenade them. They had better nut their money in Strauss cam psign fund.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

TOM HUGHES for Treasurer, and A B. Sampson for Recorder, suit a majority of the voters of Pima county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
ws<pza if KalIoch is for Cleveland.

flo at once and have your name ...---,6. otherwise you cannot vote at .r.s-mirr election.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

WHY did the Star refuse to print Mir. Browder's railroad resolutions! They were part of the proceedings.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
JONES, pull down your vest.

FRED HUGHES might better spend his evenings reading up Cushing's manual.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

WONDER how many votes the young ColonePs speech made for Cleveland?
 Tall trees from little acorns grow.
 Large streams from little fountains flow" Away back East, but out here in Ari- zona the little rivulets sink in the des- ert sands, and acorns grow saplings.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27
ADVERTISING PAYS.

There are Il few business men in Dillon
who really believe that advertising i at
tended by no iccuniar. benefits: That il is
simply engaged in us an az, Of charity
merely "to help the printer along. They
forget that the most successful OF modern
merchants arr. ,ho>t who advertise extern
s;vcly-Spcnh fortunes in iudiciou> and at
tractivc advertising. 1t becomes ncct>-
sitv, and nowadays tho man VIVA docs not
:,slvcr,i>" generally has dusty shelves, and
plenty of leisure t" talk ct hard times,
swear about the railroads, the low price OF
oats. and give his gloomy opinion about
the tu.urr outlook of Montana. Ii You
wish to know whether On not advertising
paws compare the list of those who auvrr-
ti>c with ,no>' who DO not. ant YOU vii!
find tina, here in Dillon the comparison is
obvious. Iut'irin.s advertising. ;Ilw",, pays.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27
ESCAPED PROM JAIL,

Vt scu.time on Friday evening OF last
week Con. Connors, confinc., in the Dea.
verlead County jail for horse stealing, es.
capped from the pen in a bold, dashing man.
ner. Connors was permitted, in company
will, guard, to 10 into the Jail yard for a
bucket OF water. Connors filled his bucket
with water, and stepped few feet aside
from the we'll for necessary purpose,
after which Connors took running jump,
and scaled the high boare: fence surround.
ing the Jail with the agility OF u protes.
sional ground and lofty t"mblcr. Sheriff
Jones and a posse Of deputies started in
pursuit, but the night being extremely dark
Connors made good lis escape, and has
not been heard OF since. Sheriff Jones is
now in pursuit OF the horst thief who is
said ~ be q bad character.
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At the skating festival on Friday night

At the skating festival on Friday NIGHT
Oh last week graceful exhibitions OF the
fascinating pleasure were given by the
amateurs of Dillon. The fine Sc. Of ,i,rs
awarded to the most graceful lady skater
was presented by Mr. Leonard E:liel, Of
the New York store.
Col. Alex. III. Beattic, for the past ,h;r.
teen years Clerk of the District Cour. for
tho Third Judicial District Of Montana.
died at Helena last Saturday. He died
iron, the effects of Il wound received at the
battle OF Stone River during the Rebel
lion. Col. Beattic was the author Of the
oh.qu"tcd bull: "Territory OF Helena"
a lady informs our reporter that there is
talk OF getting up Il talking match between
two schot,lnartns--! from Eastern Montana.
Both are reported to hc long windcd, sir.
gle-handci takers. i; is said the Pavilion
will te hired and the lady is ready to bet
her best crazy quilt that the schooln,arns
will talk the Dillon brass band dumb
The late snow storm developed IL new
poet in Dillon. 1t has driven all the pet
| lambs and rams into the hall Of the Court
House. This turned McGouyl. into Il poet.
I.e mas made an elegant poetry on sheep
| The poetry will I've read to men, exclusive.
| ~. ON application, and The proceeds vii! ",
! devoted to buving a brass collar for the
! town pump.
The grand ball given by the Knights II
! Pyth!as Il, the Pavilion ON Christmas
night WAS largely attended. The Knights
pres trted Il fine appearance in their new
un.>rms, and accomplished Il credi.abl,
performance in drill exercise Seventy
couples participated in the ball. which was
one Of the finest and most ENJOYABLE ever
| given in Southern Montana.
Last Saturday nights special attraction
at the Pavilion was the match three. mile
race between Miss Agnes McAulitfc, til.
champion lady skater Of Butte, and Mas
ter Jake Miller. champion of Dillon. Tn.
first four laps were made in f:,s. time, after
which the Miss from Butte "let up ant
Miller easily gained Il half lap, and wo,
the race, which was finished on slow time
TN Christmas Eve. 1T Grace III. L
Church, the trees presented Il beautiful up
pearancc, loaded down with handsome ant
appropriate presents. The church wa
packed with big and little people to wit
ness the distribution Of gifts. Exercise
suited to the occasion accompanied the dis
irritation. The management OF the enter
tainment was excellent, and the childre,
were made happy as happy could bc.
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THE SKATING. CARNIVAL.

The Masked Carnival on skates, To b,
given 4, the Pavilion on New Years
night, promises To DC the event O! the sea.
son. Dan. Chapman has Il list OF costumes,
which will be furnished on application, 20,
scther with suitable masks, appropriate To-
the same. Eastman has il large supply OF
masks, and persons wishing to inWovise
characters Of their own can select to suit
their own tastidieuS tastes. No skaters
will b. permitted on the floor without
masks until after 10 o'r lock, when all will
unmask. Maskcrs arc requested To I've on
hand ut s o'clock, at which time trouble
will commence by grand march. y prizc
Of $40 will b. given for the most elegant
costume worn BY a lady, and prize OF s.
to be bcst.s,,stained gentleman character
Prizes OF 81 c:,ch for the best Chinese and
Dutch characters. The award Of prizes
will hc voted by the audience. Mr.. Gus
sick, at the Pavilion, will give any fnrthcr
information required: in regard TO costumes
or otherwise.
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HOLIDAY jon PRINTING.

The TRIBUNE Job Department is FULLY
up to the times, and is especially prepared
to turn on, holiday job printing. Call in
and sec our nrw designs. With c"npr
tent iol, artists, and the la'c>, productions
Of the typr-tnunder'> art, W. can a>~"re
our patrons complete satisfaction. Ost
business nrn and merchants. wishing
class Of job printing specially adapted I"
thu approaching holiday season, are re.
minded that the rRlnuSE Job office is tl'.
place to get their work donr. In turning
ont job work, great care will be taken I"
keep up the wrll.mrritcd reputation of th,
establishment Tor excellence in :hc artist,
Job printing line.
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WEDDING; PRESENTS.

The following is !, list CT the present,
given at the O'Connor Lizzie wedding last
week: NJ. !. McCunc, silver easter and
napkin holder; Mrs. !. G. Mctlen, silvc,
pickle CASTER fidel Huber, butter dish;
]. \. Myers and c. f. Haywood. silver
pickle caster; Edward Ri,. st silver tea
spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. ". $. Barbour sill.
yer >ugar spoon and butter knife; Mrs. $.
]. White, set silver napkin rings 6. W.
Dart, silver caster; \. $. Rife, parlof
lamp: Mir. and Mrs. Eastman morocco al.
bum: kutc Forster, l,'4icr lamp; Elicl
Bros, I,arlor rug; NJ. Davidson and ".
Bernstein large vrlvr, frame 'nrror; Mr..
and Mrs. \r~bi,t set OF photographs:
X. IL. White, rockin. chair Mrs. s. !.
White, half dozen Turkish towels; Mr..
and Mrs. =. ID. McGouyh, pair Irish linen
towels; Miss Alice Dinglcy, lace handkcr
chief; Chas. llirSchn,a,,, box cigars; Mrs.
&. ll!r>rhman. rah. stand; Mrs. Il. Mel
SON, box lace hanu.>rrShiyis: Miss Nellie
Nelson, silk !ichu: Miss Mamie Dirylry,
handkerchief ease: John Zal,,nan, cigar
ANA match stand. q. ". Dart, set China
tcncups and >auccrs: Henry Cushing
chamber set: Willie White, powder box {;
Mis- Nir>n;..!,i, pickle di>,,: Miss Dora
Nelson, perfume stand. x. 7. Wing, set
>noo,hn. irons: Mrs. Hanson, wax doll i;
| ". =. Lane. half dozen Turkish ,owri>
| the .ruo,l., crlu!oid toilet SIT.
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"krAR OF DETHLEHEM."

The children OF st. James Episcopal
Sunday School will have their Christmas
Festival tomorrow, Sunday, whichis Holy
Innoccn.s' DAY, commencing at 7 O'Clock
In the evening. A beautiful and hand
some!y arranged "Star Of Bethlehem" will
be placed in the church for the rcceptio"
Of presents. We are requested to give
notice to persons desiring to present gifts
to send them to the church rs early or
Sunday afternoon as possible, in order tina:
the presents may tc placed in app'o!Tiatc
positions on the star.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27
vlIt. GREAT SNOWFALL.

Southern Montana ~ present docs not
prc~cu. the appearance OF bcin. Il country
resembling tia, Of the Italian skies. The
recent fall Of snow has covered this section
o:' :hr Territory with SNOW, ranging in
depth from eighteen inches t" 'w" 'cet.
The railwa, company has experienced
sr.;., difficulty in getting trains through,
:.rt very irregular time i"> i"r'' made
Freight trains have been partially ahan.
.tunct. aud i. has taken three locomotives
to pul! high; passenger trains through.
The ivrkv r,,rnin. between Dillon a't!
Virginia Git, wa> lost tw" nights during
,h,. week. S,orh OF all kinds is IN pre-.
cariou. condition. iov the ,,,.t is covered up
wv 4 y,c:., depth o, >no%. stock will SUI
fey .,catlv unless there specially comes Il
(;ot.>cud in IN: shape ri Il warn! chinook
wind 70 wipe The $40" from The race "' 'hc
Garth
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27
NOTICE tn THE PUBLIC.

'"s Undersigned having purchased and fitted up
'ne DID post"icc building in neat and convenient
wye, will I'M few DAYS rc,,'vc tho Central Meat
"1kct, On Center street. ,n their new building IN
onta,a street. where they will I've pleased to see
al " their friends and fnrsner patrons. We shall
";y> have hand the very Vest meats the c"u,'-
wy affords, and will sell it cheap ANY either
'''">c IN town. W. shall At al! times try I" inn
prove "ur business. 81, tina, shall merit thu pa
'''"s'"c 81 literally extended t" Remember 'A'
new stand IN Mun:an, street.
\curS respectfully.
KLINE Il CALLAHAN. rrnrrittHr~.
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HERE ARE THE VEHICLES II, WARM
~ To.

DO not L., this winter pass by without a
sleigh ride. The snow is here and so is
our car load Of North, Western Sleigh Co.'S
Misunderstanding Of Swell Portland Shift
ing Scat and Square Box Cutters. which we
offer at prices that defy competition in this
line. Call and examine the finest line OF
slciyis ever brought to Dillon.
SEnREE, FERRIS 4 WulrE Go.
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PERSONAL.

Hon Mart. Barrett, ( Councilman clcct.w',
in Dillon.
+. ". PuindcN,rr is sill tu>>lin. With
the rheumatism.
Hon. Corncli,,, Hedges, h Helena. >l'r,'t
a few days in town.
Bill Gallagher wc,,i to Salt Lake to get a
Mormon Christmas yitt.
DIR. Chas. &. and Mrs.. \oh,. have re
turned home from Virginia City.
Ed. Watson, Of Haum.rh, go, his Christ
mas yitt in Dillon ON the late occasion.
II. Armstrong. Of the Dorca>tcr ranch,
Madison county, registered Il: the Corinnc
Judge Lawrence A. Brown managed,
with difficulty. to get dow n iron. Blue
Wing.
James l'ar.c,, lately superintendent OF
mines for the licr!a Company, is stopping
in Dillon.
Ja,ncs Mauld;n, OF Willowburn Ranch,
returned on "Wednesday from rough ,ril
TO the capital OF the Territory Of Helena.
+. l.. Graves came down from llannack,
and when he lett town for home he w.~
bundled up 80 as 20 resemble IN Arctic cN
plor,r,
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For Men, Boys and Children
NOTICE.

For the next 90 days, the New York Store will
make the following reduction in prices:
Fancy dress goods reduced iron, 30 cts. to cts
" - - * =" t,l% g
Corscts. 20 per cent. discount
Ladies underwear IS per cent. discount
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27
EAEELE NEW YEARS EVE.

Mrs. l.. j.. Hanson WI, r.il, of at the t,rnn,
Hotel. ON New Years. Wax Doll. worth $50,
handsomely dressed a.,I Il Dressing. Case. worth
SEC. The hiyh.s, takes the DOLL and the lowest the
DRESSING CAST Tickets. =! Tor sale Il, Mrs. Han
sons Millinery store, and 1t the C',rnnr Hotel.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27
0FUNING.

Mrs. l.. l.: Hanson wnu!d respectfully announce
t., the ladies ot Dillon and vicinity that she has
opened her new Millinery store in the huiln. for.
nc.ly known rs the G"n!"ici HOUSE. On Railroad
Avenue. The latlir are invited I" :al and examine
the finest assortment If Holiday Goods and Fancy
Fabrics ever offered in Dillon.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27
DRESS SUITS! DRESS SUITS!

The New York Store has the agency for several
large Eastern Custom Tailoring Houses and is
turning out MI kinds Of business and dress suits.
\ Thousand samples to choose from, and perfect
tit guaranteed.
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JUST ARRIVED

AT THE NEW YORK STORE
\ full line of California and Eastern clothing in
dress, business and working suits: also Il line of
Youths and boys r!oth:ng, to please the most ls-
tidious.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27
ATTENTION,

Citizens of Dillon and Southc:, Mountain, will
take notice that have returned and Am ready 10
wait on all for anything in the picture business. ut
my gallery ON Montana street. Come ut once, as
will not he here all winter. l. II, NESHlT'r
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27

Thomson 4 rslivcn have just received carload OF
Cornlnca Nackwheat Flour, Graham Flour, Rye
Flour. Oatmeal and Cracked Wheat. which they
offer at low prices.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.


Charles q. Noble. dentist. has returned. and
will l~ II; Dillon during the month Of January.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27

~ Try Geo. H. Savags'< new liver,
and Feed Stable.
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MEMS SHOES,

The finest hand scwed shoes, in hutton, lace Il,
glicrs. can I've obtained Il, the V<.y 70rk Store,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27

The old. i.tliS!ra business OF u. J. la"ltly,
which WAS rented I" Kline h Callahan until the
9Th .l.v of December. will. after that date, he car
ric,l IN As usual Ivy Il. J. W,DDf. butcher.
Dillon. Nov. -. 1851.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Cal! and see Mrs. Peasc's new line OF miiiiner,
and holiday goods ut Twin Bridges, NJ. r.
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NEW GOODS.

Chi!dren's Fur and Scalskin Caps, xuod as
sortu,cnt; new Millinery Goods and Christmas
Goods of al! kinds will I've found at Mis-. l.. E.
HAHsoS's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-27

Several sets OF iirstcass Bob Sicigh>.
JorlS W. l.OwfiIt'n
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A aew. complete and elegant stock OF n,cns' 40,
boys overcoats received this week at I. ". Poin
dexter'a.
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JUST ARRIVED

\ second. hand Hay Press, all in first.clss con
t'ition. JoI.N w. Lowell. Co.
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aff ,t,1fe> 4

->PRINTINGE
.A'rI'IIIS OE'ElC'E.'
Atl.lrrs> II. HECNDAGE.
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When you come To- Court call III i. ". '"in'
''cXtcr's and his elegant >:,wl. ri ready made
siothinv.
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~ Call .n Geo. II. savage Wh'" S""
want lime Livery uuttit--lsuggH or Gutter.
GoTsIC !

do to Geo. IL. savage. tor Plow>. Drills
and HMrr.,ws ut Isssl-rs,s.k Prices.
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READ AND LEARN.

READ AND LEARN.
Mrs. l.. kupfer wishes 70 annonncr to il,s. people
Of Dillon and surrounding: country that she has Just
received. and will constantly keep on hand ta!! am.
complete line Of gold. silver. nickel and steel spec.
taclcs from the cheapest to the very Finest Eel:
Me lenses, and ranging in prices from so.ts 10 SIS
pyr ra,r. She also has Of the cc!ehratei stand.
ar, opometcr, l,y which the Operator is sn.hlea to
it 10th old, Young, or far sighte.! and can
guarantee Its and s.tisfac.on:-
Dross n6a1x12aE.
Ixould respectfully notify the ladies OF Dillon
and vicinity that have opened Il dress making
r,ou at the residence Of Mrs. George Savage, on
Nontan. street. Cutting, fitting and dress making
done on shortest notice. The ladies' arc invited to
MISS LENA MACkLEM.
lust received ut 7. W. Pondcxtcr's the largest
md most complete line Of mems and youth dress
and business suits brought to Dillon. This
line includes some suits ct the famous California
and Oregon Citv cashmere and viii! I've sold at tho
.owcst possible figures.
For Reaat.
A nice r,o,,, to rent, furnished unfinished.
Inquire Of q; II. Savage.
Hx'ASk.f.~r~-t~Ae-~ 49, +.e~-r.e~~-- e. .
T'rALL AND wIsTER AlLLINkHI.
Mr., N. \. Diuxlcy, at her millinery parlor on
ontsnn street, has just received splendid assort'
zent If nice Fall and Winter Millinery Goods.
me ladies' Of Dillon and vicinity are respectfully
'aSsi,eA {" call and examine the new stock.
.~->.----o>-,~ ~-.-~~-~-~
John W. Lowell CO.'a Locals.
Alavse sh,,nrcn, If l;acing Wire Just received
The Buckeye Feed Mill.
Every raucl,ms, should have
JoilN W. La'wkLL C"
FOR 0AIs@
uIlwciliuy house, barn and two lots, adjoining DR..
Pckman's. Inquire the mcniscs. ct {. l..
PREPARED PAINTS.
All .o:orssen.l for sample card.
MONTANA l.. n +. O."
NOTICE
We will SAY tn the people Of Dillon and Surround
ny country that we have associated with us
MI. T.. NJ. Cu,u,ard, first class harness An! re-
pair workman, who will attend 10 the repair work
promptly ln.: tr the entire satisfaction cf all.
SEHRrE, EEnR.S l. W,,Tt Co.
- - 49, -
Winter Suits.
\ ,ul,ndid stock Of hight, al wool Winter suits
iu>, been received ut r. ". Poi SDENTEK'>.
MILL CREEK FLOUR
For sale. by all leading Merchants !" D't-
lOn.
SALT: SALT!
Coarse salt for Sh..jb, at two cents l't' pound.
SnnxEg, FEKR,sN Il WIilr"t".
L. Gail ~, Geo, II. savage when yam
want u fine Livery .,uttit--lsuggy ar Cutter.
90 to Geo. IL. savage tor Plow>. Drills
and Hn,.rxs,xs ut lla.al .rslaI DricCh,
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Coarse salt for Shcp, at two cents pe' pound.
SnnxER, FEKRls Il WH'r"t"
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Winter Suits.

\ spl.mlid stock of hight, Ill wool Winter suits
ius, been received ut +. ". PolSnENTEK's.
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~ Old newspapers for SAX. cheap Il
the THiH,>E OFruE.
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PREPARED PAINTS.
All ru;ors--scnd for sample card.
MONTANA l.. h l.. Co.
NOTICE.

We will SAY tn the people "t Dillon and s'r.onnl'
,uy country that we have now associated with us
Mr.. T.. NJ. C.rn:,rd, tir>t-class harness An! re-
pair workman, who will attend To the repair work
,rouDt,v and to the entire satisfaction Of all.
SEHRrE, EEnRlS 4 WHITE Co.
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HOUSE To LET.

Inquire OF +. COFFIN, ut l'ostof;cc.
FOR SALE At A BARGAIN,
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CASH

CASH
Paid tor Hides and leltS.
SERRkE, EkKKiS i WHiitl"
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Mr.. N. \. DiuKlcy, at her millinery pArlor on
Montana street, has just received splendid assort'
nent If nice Fall and Winter Millinery Goods.
nc ladies' Of Dillon and vicinity respectfully
INVITED to- call and examine the new stock.
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HIwciling house, barn and two lots adjoining
pickrnar's. Inquire IN the premises. OF &.
Thomson.
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