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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
Provo Points.

Lawn fetes and socials are all the
rage just now. ..ro,. mentions,
AnG@ oo made for the celebration
are 81 th D 24Ih Of July in Provo.
u The The commercial men have just
,oft N ns. having successfully COM
,gft d. This part of their circuit
pioSoo -ar;ouv mills and factories
ara running to their lud l, cSp p ,oIaooS
are the products will soon Dc placed
on the market
OF DqSi Lii benefit business IN no
small degree. ~,
liz LIZ ore Counties regarding the
SaL. an Lon annears to have been ANIL
cably settled. - oo,,, n.o,,v
IN an nm in a fire at the rear OF their
golns M ny Friday. The 81 ontaneous
sCoap S, Ua Of manure heap was
GThe warm and d.. d df E deg naT
Ee 18th has put a sort OF a camper
Wea trada snd has caused several
Oh tss' 10 depart for the COOL
mountain retreats.
Work is being prosecuted on the
,ow hotel building, and on the new
atoTe Westinghouse, on the asy-
I 49, and an various other buildings,
al of which will soan show up 10
excellent advantage
The canvass for the Utah Gazes'
taer and Directory has just Oesn
completed, and a successful one II
Sos baen. The directory for Prove
vhieh is also just finished is moi
onlv in fact the first but the mos
co9plete one that could possibly oF
complied. =,
Fishing in the canon streams II
ss;d fo he excellent, and the large
nnmber of knights of the hook anc
line ia fast increasing. The only
objection to tho fishing is that iafgs
quantities Of suckers come up lt9 sL
the lake and thus drive away tne
front, It is feared that the hsherE
will be too successful.
The excursion train to the Lake
via Salt Lake City was well patron
iged A large number of prominent
o5t;5ens from Provo and adjacent
towns took advantage OF the cheet
rates aud good ACCOMMODATIONS an ny,
2 ioIlV time was had. 1t is thought
that the excursion viii have re-
Eetition which will be very agree
able 10 the railroad company as wei
as to the public.
One mark Of enterprise il ths
epernting Of the Provo pottery, not
Withstanding the lall in times, bI
&c. HendTickson, the proprietor
The pottery is 4Ox25 feet End ons
and a half stories in height Every
thing is made from the raw ma
6rials procured on the premise:
and 500 gallons of earth are cons
sumed in q month. The gentleman
has already orders for 1000 pieces O
pottery and his trade is fast lHcreas
ing. - ATIAN'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17

Wn. T. Ford, of Kansas City
writes: THE demand for 'PricSly
Ash Bi;ters' in this city las comes
under my observatory, has been
simply enormous, and, although
averse to recommending proprietary
medicines, I am thoroughly con-
vipced that for those special dis
eases fol which they are recon
meDded they have no equal, and
give eminent satisfaction to those
who have used them. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17

Opened strong and heavy, closed weak,
light, 10 to Is higher, mixed s. 10 10 s. rs;
heavy 8 So to 5.65, light 5 90 to /. go.
Cattle--Receipts 1000; fairly active,
pest grades unchanged, Texans 20 to 35,
lower than last week; good to choice
shipping $40 to go, common to m sdium
oS5 to 600, stockers weak 1925 to 4.25;
feederG slow 4.50 to 485. About ], SOC
grass Texans, $50 to $50 lbs. sold 3s5 "a
sheep-Receipts 1850; weak 10 to 20
lower; common to fair ESQ to $50 pei
cwt., to good, 365 to 4.25. choice to ex.
ira 4.5) to 90 Texas sheep z rs to 3.S75<
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New York Mining Stocks

New York, 16-There was 8 down.
ward reaction in the mining market
during the morning, and prices ara
generally lower. Con. Psc. declined to
5, Virginia declined to 35 and recovered
TO 3S, Gala. dsclined to 38 to 81. Sutre
Tunnel to Is to II, Union Con. 200 and
Sierra New. 2O0; Bodts sold nt 165, Gale.
doniH B. b. q, Lscroese OF. Sales in
the afternoon, Standard 100 to 80, Con,
Pac. "A. Con. Va. SS, Independence 30,
gu TO II, Union Con. 200, Bclwer 40.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicsgo, 16. - Wbest-Stesdy; s.
July. 82I to So August, SS7S Stptem-
Der; SAX October.
Corn Quiet; 5lM July, 5276 August;
81 bid Septem Der, 81 October, Al Year;
Is Nay.
Oa,s-Sbade better; 29k July; 26k
August, 259s SEPTEMBER, 251s year.
Whisky-10.
Observation-Disclosures; s2sS July
1875 asked August.
Corn-Firmer; 52H July. So bid
August.
oats-Higher, 80 July, 261z August.
Rye Firm, 62.
Barley Quiet, 60 to "a.
Pork-Dull. steady, $3.50 July.
Lard-Stesdy, 7071z bid August.
Bulk Mests-Quiet; shoulders So
short ribs, $50. short clear 500.
Whisky-l0.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
July IS, 1884
WHITE ROUSE.

ID Nowdrey, Draper; & Ramwsn, n 3 Llv
ikgston, Sullivan. NJ Kelly, d ThoIner
Omaha; W J Paulen. J Irving, Cottonwood; a
Keast, Provo; z Cnllian, J Bone, Kalamazoo
J SUMTER, Tiutie; " Hoshuu, Bro1I ~ u
J Regain, Eugene City; and i Broom
Denver; 4 saTteil. j tlott, Pueblo; HelneS
q Custer. Beaver Greek, Or; Nelson y
walker, FL Paso; StuT BILE. F b Clark Den
ming; Pollsud, e Tuna; L 6 Thorne, BuH-
ella; S NJ lutte, Suisune, Gala; h1r
Dough, Pittsburg, Pa; A Bean, Chicago; NJ A
McCur6y. Cherry Greek, Mo; q D Jones, Pei
Phelan, T & B. mis-, Bingham; W J Nolaudr
] Jeneen, Mt Pleasant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17

To the needs of the tourist, commercial
traveller and new settler, hostetter's
Stomach Bittsrs ia peculiarly adapted,
since it strengthens the digestive organs.
and braces the physical energies to IN
heslthful influences. Il removes and
prevents malarial fever. constipation,
dyspepsia, BEAUTIFULLY stimulates the
kidneys and bladder, and enrichea SIS
well as purifes the blood When. over
come by fatigue, whether mental or ply.
steal. the weary and debilitated find it q
reliable source Of renewed strength and
comfort. For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17

New York. l6.-Money essy. Il to /;
closed offered l.
Prime mercantile paper 81 to Z.
Sterling exchange bankers bills weak:
1881.
Sterling exchange demand, ASH.
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Oil Market.

Pittsburg. 16.-Much excitement and
sharp and advance on oil market to- day
opened 623<, highest 651s, closed 642s.
There are runocs of corner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17

sLKEPLESs NIGHTS, made
y Sls0rabie by that terrible cough.
sSaio6b Cara Is the remedy for you
sass oe = y u I DRUG Skara %
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Emo.

Quebec, 16.-Although the courts
refused to extradite John G. Emo
and ordered his liberation. Ameri-
can. detectives are still watching
his movements. This former mil
lionaire can't walk the streets with.
out being Swallowed.
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AfETROPOEITAN HOTEL

] Patton, Phillipsburo. MT; J H Stsadmsn
San FEenclsco; 3 n 0nier. Colorado; II "
Mccoy, London, Eng; w Bright. Medina, y
7 Fllery, Butte, MT; z Page. Akron; o; y.
Korus. ingram, Detroit. Mich; 7 Scott
Memphis.
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nnNrIHFNrAL H0TEL.

L oooch. Pennsylvanis; J Mabio and
wife, Fairsis w; A " RiteninE, B 7 Lacy,
San rrapcisce; E A Jumtard. New ork; g A
Tyler. Chicago; G W Curry. Denver; h Nc
Chrystal, Miss Mcchrystal, Rureke; 7 A
Chapllng, Ottawa; 3 6church Gen, Mrs
ana Mss Tf5bon, Col, Mrs and Misses Stan.
ton and child, Miss Kimball, Ms KniRhsley,
Mrs Taylor. 4 Afford, J T MeCulIam, Mon
trsal; W A Carter, c W Hubbard, Fort
BridreY
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san Eranc1sco Stocks.

New York Petroleum.
New York, 16.-Petroleum frmi
united 81.
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Bullion
Money Market.

New York. ls.-Bar silver 1913.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17

Foreign Markets.
Liverpool, 1s.-Weather unsettled.
Whest-Quiet, firm.
Corn-Quiet, steady.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-17
New York Woo.

New York; 16.-Wool, dull, barely
steady.
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SALT LAKE CITY,
rR,k W.,1 Trro 2QA

SALT LAEB CITY,
10Th Ward, June, 1894.
DR.. O. ". Mann.
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You need not suffer long, and you will
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EYerlastingly yours,
JESSIE NAYNRs,
Rock and Bricklsyer.
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Ask your druggist for them, if they
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VETERINARY. PHARMACY,
T. - w K;voball Pl,oL
iyI6 ;. 80. Salt Lake City.
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TESTIMONIALS.

SALT LAKE Cry, Nay. 1884.
DR.. c.. ". Mum.
Dear SiT:-It gives US pleasu g to add
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We are very resuectfully,
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ALBERT CARRIEGToE,
RHoCA DARLINGTON.
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Chicago Lave Stock Market.
Chicago. 16 -Hogs-Keceipta, 1850.
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NUNN's BLACK OIL.

Overwhelming testimonies accompany
every bottle, proving them to be the best
Medicine ever discovered.
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BULLION & 0REMARKET
Latest Quotations.
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Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-20
NOTICE Or FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, Mont, Nov. 10, lSst.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following. nam
~ cd settler has ~" notice vi HIS intention to
said proof will Ne MAJ, before Rol.. +. Wing, dep
uty clerk OF the Second Judicial District Court of
Montana, IN and for Ecavcrhcad county. at Dillon.
NJ. t. on December -, r>Sl viz: jaime. T.. Phillips,
who made prce,,,pti" dccaratory statement NUN.
her 1910 tor the 81 NEA. " III 4, SEI.9 Sec. S
and NWI& ~Wi.. Sec. !, rp. S, : of NS".
lie names the following. witnesses to prove III.
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, VIZ: Alex Noble, William l.. Iukcntcalc
| Newton Norrs and Nathaniel Axe. al: vi Willis
NJ. r.
+. ATKINSON, Register.
| Pitt d. Mct;ou,;ti, Attorney. t46.td
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-20
INNING arr.,c{r,o> No. l,.as.
T. y. !.A>b O:!tCE, ltriLNA, Montana,
October ~, 1884.

L. '. !.A.,p O:llcE, litiLNA. Monana.
October a.. 1854;
NOTICE. is hereby given that Joseph IT, iiarpcs.
IN w.,t., Nos, licr l1tlr, is Butte City. Silver
Hnlv county Montana Territory, has this day filed
his apple .nr patent for Ip.SS acres ri the
!;cavethrad County Stone Quarry P'lccr mining
cln, situated in or.a,i2ti mining district. iie"
vcrhcad County, Non'.,nA Territory. the position,
course and extent Of the SAID mining claim. dcs.
mated ln an Official: surv''v thereof AS Lot No. -.
Township Mo. :. range No. 70 W, y, ing nors par
tie LARRY Sc, forth and described in tie official field
note. md plat thereof file in this office, as iol
lows. To Wit: nc"innirg ~ = post inches square.
feet lnr., inches III III, ground marked NJ. e.
~, for corner No. with mound Of stone ~ tctt
high, ~, icrt hast; !ronad the POS. from which =
Y on north face of sandstone cliff, near toy, 70 !vst
above the surface of the ground, marked iNM e.,
bears S S. I: H.. chains distant; and running
thence IS ~ I. CHAINS to corner No .; thence
! : 20 80 " Zoo chains to corner No. :; thence
| N -,'W c',rS ta corner No. 4; thence north ~
!: 70. 90 chains To No. s. thence NORTH So 4
7.6S chains to the place Of beginning, cnntaini ng
IN area Of ioSs acres in the survey, and claimed hy
| the above named applicant
The location ut this min" is accorded in the oIcc
| of the County Recorder u: Issaverhead County. cH
nag. *. in hook ~" nf locations
The adjoining claims
+. ATKINSON, Register.
Jos. II. 'l,Nrtn, L. ). Claim Agent, t..'nI
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-20
SoriCE OF ElNAI. ENTRY.

LASG >,rI IC,. II !iEiI>A, Vi T., Nov. =, 1851.
MOrlt l. is irerGhv given that the following. nam
~ ed settler has 1,l,d not!ce o! his intention :"
commute his homestead and make iina! proof in
support ol his claim, and that Saa proof vii! be
made before Mortimer H. Lot, Notary Public. Il,
twin Bridges, NJ. T., on saturday, December 18th.
1854, viz: John ". Brock, who made homestead
,otry No. ..,oS, for the WI. .: the NEh ana Eis
q: The >W1+ >sc. Il. T. -. K. w.
lie names til" !".!""ing witnesses 10 prose HI
conunuors residence upon. ard cultivation of. SAID
land, VIZ: john J. Neville tno> L. Mowerv, Clay
ton l.. Page and James NJ. Page, all 81 Twin
Bridges. Madison tuuatv. NJ T.
it'd +. Atkinson, Rcsisic@
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-20
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAHnOFfiCE NJ HELENA, NJ. r., Dec. ;, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the following. tanned
settler has filed notice OF his intention 10 make final
proof in support OF his claim, and that said proof
will he ,na,ir before Mortimer IL. Lott a Notary
Public at Twin Bridges, NJ. r.. IN SATURDAY., Jan.
uary u, 1859. viz: Clayton W. Page, who hlcn pre-.
cmrti.n dcclaratnry Statement No. >.Aoo for the
NV X Of the NV 4 and the ~ Of the NV 4
Sec -, Twas, RI W.
lie names the Following witnesses to ,'ro.c hi:
continuous r.slrnc, upon, and cultivation of, s;i'
land, viz: lanr, Patrick. Alfred I.cdm,>, S.,n"..
Patrick and Frank l',rc. all ofTwn i;rd.us Mid
ison county, Montana.
iu-ta i. ADklNSoN. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-20

:, OfElCE Vt HELENA. NJ. r., NoT. IN lSS3

LAND bfFIcE At HELENA. NIT, So". IN ,SS..
NOTICE is hereby given that the te|iuy,;r4.
named settler h;l. flied motto" al his intention u
ina Ac Tina! proof III support al his ca!ii,. and that
sti. proof Y i'll he nattc before Rnhi I. Wing. dep
uty clerk 81 'l,c Second Judicial District Court oi
Montana. III ard ia !iravrrhe,. county. ii Dillon.
NJ. r., Dcrvntbrr -. 1881. Va: benjamin L..
Smith, who 'nadc presumption !criartturs rtavn'>it
number s''i !"r the W., S"t, See s., Ip.7, : OF
Rn W.
iir n;,,ilrt tn, .novi-.., witnesses ~ prove his
continuous residence ,pun. an, cultivation ni said
land, viz: William, smith, En"& l.. 1mckcr. Viii
liam Tucker and James Mcilughl,N. all q" Dillon,
N, :,tnna.
+. ADNlS>ON. Register.
pluI. u. M.t;o,sii Attorney. ,,-td
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NnTICt. or FIN Al. ENTRY.
LANp UrFlt y AZ HELENA. NJ. T., Dee. :,

LAND UFrltt AZ HELENA, NJ. T., Dec. :, 1881.
NOTICE: is !:,r,hv given that :he following nam
~ I'D settler Ina, filed notice ot hi:; inisn1on 'o
make final proof in support Of his clair, ad that
laid proof will tc n,att, i,-fnrc Robert i. Wing
Deputy Ci,rl, ri the Second judicial District Cnur'
in and for EcAvcrcld tnlnty. Montana, At Dillon
NJ. T., ON January -. ~ $, viz: Elijah Arv>, wl'
m.,t pre- rn,pt"n '!c,.ra,o,y statement No S7i7
tor the MEX. see ~. TpoS, mE H. W.
lie II. TN. 1ui."wny WITNESSES To prove NJ:
cuntinuur.a residence upcn and cultivation ct sag
lard. ,iI: Owen ". Owens, Ihtntts L. barrett
John y. \ .hw"r'h and Hh..ip S!'.n"n. ali "t Ian
mack, NJ. T.. "
+. ATKINSON, Rrgis,sr.
ru,l. u. HCtiurG.i, Atty. :"
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LAND OrtIcF At ilELENs. NJ. r.. Nov. :.

LAND OrtIcF At HELENA. NJ. r.. Nov. :. 1851.
MOTIF +. is hereby given that the oow,ns: MAIN
~ cd settler has cd nulicu ~ his intention to
make final proof in su?por. of his claii., and ,,:
said proof vii! h.. l.a!r l,c!ora i;nhcrt T. Wing.
Probate .uAa. Of 's,avcrhcad colnty. Montana, Al
Dillon. Mnn."nl Dec. -, $50. viz: svlvrstr,
Summers, who made prc-cmpcn d.claratrv state
nr,; No l.p.1 for the -. SNL, So NWii Scc
-. IT. 10, : of X. I. W.
He names the following witness to prove his cor.
tinunus residence upon and cu',va.ion al. said In nd
viz: ianrs Eddie, '!,ncs Ncsl,t. David T.. Mctlss
| and John \. Pe,..una, all Of Red Rock, ~ Y.
[in.td| Il. Atkinson, Register.
PM, ID, Mc(;ourti, Au'v.
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gega1 nodfes.
NtsTICE 3F FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, Montana, Nov. -. 1854.
NOTICE is hrrchr given tina; the following n:nl.
~ cd setter has flied notice ot his intention 20
make final proof in support cf his cla;s.AnA that >,i
proof will nc ,nidc before Robert i. Wing. equity
Clerk al the Second Judicial District Court OF Mon
r. on Innu,ry :, rSs.. viz: GvGr.-v 4. butts,
who N'ac redemption nccarator, statement
No. s. IS tor the Si,. SEX and 81, SWIt Sec 9
IN :. nf X 8 :"
continuous residence uron and cultivation o' said
land. v,H: Lar, Hansen. William Stodden. Thom,s
Snddcn and George StI,ia',cr. all OF Dillon, NJ. T.
std =. ATKINSON. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-20
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE. Is hereby given that sta."? PROPOSAL,
~ will he received wv The Beard ct CGantv Com
tnsson,rs unti. the first Monday in March, .SH so'
the care support and maintenance of the sic. ,oor
and nirn of III, county .'cr capita per week from
;.rr .ai, dtv a March. isSs until shr Isl day ot fao
uar,, 1856: salt! proposals To ntindl and cover tfr
entire cost o, feeding, clothing stu! nursing. Of said
sick, poor and nirtn and all burial expenses there
ut Proposals to tc addressed t" the Clerk OF the
Boar, q, County COMMISSIONERS lsv order ot the
Board. PM. -. M.tiOUGH, Cl.rS.
Dillon. December II, sSs,. 80
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NOTI,E OF FINAL ENTRY.


i..ntNTler I: hfl.E>A, MI DEC. q, iSSs.
NTOIILl is !rrr.r given thai tn tnilr" ing nam
IN ed settler hAN filed notice -. his inicnt'rn 20
make .it. ,,rrnt IL ,npport ri hi, claim, ~" ma
said prunl rI,,l tv nldt hctor' ih1n N"ii'r'
i:l,.k 81 p:sr.". tlG!.t, =; hs Office :" Virginia
CITY, ca >ttor'!tE. January -, iN%'' va: '''.''v'
y; i,t.,h ,,,, mad. hlru,tv:,;t "nrv Ne. i;n;
l,r thu !. Of ~. ). "rl :, NN T., "i see :
H.. : s. al Il. ". i:
IA. nairi-!; The tuit"'rg witnesses 10 Prove "',
cutnp,ls Presidency ,r.n md ,;isl;HAi'n a. :''
.,,,ti yil: Ern,@; N.nr.r. William u. Lemon
lra:. Mau,:c and Has l.. Williams, all ns ! Wr
,n +, AntlN>..N. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-20
plS>Ol.lTlON NOTICE.

%OTI.L ! h'"s', :, ivcn :ta' II: cn'r''',tfsh'l'
,,,,r,,,i,,ino ,,,..,.,-, \. \. St.lr. and J. t..
Cln,,., y, ,t,. drag trade 1t Dillon, Mon,." an"
doing business under .l,~ rm nam" q. n a. stiles.
Wi, t.snlv.,. The io'i ia: ct june ~ - '''
: y t.I,tt,- viii ua. al! ,l,htcn,., ac,ns; the
firm a:l.! collect al! l'e',r'lings. . ,,.
Dillon. Montana. Su". 10. 1874.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-20
AGENTS WANTED.

nAv,N.. purchased the right to sell tn" Rockford
! Tire iiyh:r,ar. will simply say ;h,, can
tighten wagon tire without taking, the tire from
the wheel, or the wheel from the wagon, and 4, n"
expense. Agents wanted. SAMUEL vaTikRS
at;
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-20
- TI,RRINE WATER WHEEL
Ar 4 BARGAIN: 9 S.

Org :;..rr;. '"r i:4. "&''r Nh.t!, i"'te'ss ~.
,.,i,, he, n i,.y. nit,.il., and Ec,
A. rvt,n i, Is.t t... <.n:,. hc 'rh."l II u s'..'
.~r,,, ,as,i:,- With r, .h,.t !i:n;!r 'ta' SIC.
ar. so..a. 10th t: writ us s''' :'';nS''.n''
p.r,ic> i is:,n good *AH'! $si''". SO 'a'> ''
,.,,r. .n,,.;....,,- i'tii :, .t.Crc>s-
Il. HHt 'N.A'.t, IHl'" II rt:iCE
III! -, Nrr;tr.t.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on and after Mon
~ lav. December *. !NSt. thr "i':trrcu BRIDGE
Summing the Hcavsrilsa't River. III ihc mouth Oh
livan's i'nuvon. Will h4 tnru up for repairs. Dnc
,oticr viii b. given when again Fl, Cor tra:ei. Wy
.r,trr At the Board of County Commissioners.
i'lIll.. u. MCtiOUGil Clerk ct Hoard.
Dillon, Decemhc- ~, ISSi. 50
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-20
Gle 1illon !gribn'te.
PURE GOLD.

What, though on perils front you stand,
What though through lone and lonely
ways,
With dusty feet, with horny hand,
You toll unt,iended all the days,
md die at last will, mans disgrace.
Would YOU have chosen ease. md SO
Have Stunned the fight? God l1onoreei
you
With trust Of weishty work. And oh!
The Captain Of the heavens knew
His trusted soldiers would prove true.
--FysM the Geld Seeker
The Dillon tribune., 1884-12-20
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

plul. u. N.GouG,,. Attorney. IL,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-05-09
BRATTLEBORO.

N. T. Moran and E. P. White started
last Tuesday for Nebraska, with view
to locating and sending for their fami-
lies. They take with them the best
wishes ola large circle of friends.
The carpenter Organ Co. bids fair to
become an important enterprise. They
have already shipped about 60 instru-
ments, and are receiving orders for all
they can do.
Warren Doolittle is building house
on Prospect St., and Mason Lamb is
building one on Canal st.
The Estey property, corner of canal
and bridge streets, formerly the Brat
tleboro House, has just received coat
of paint and other needed repairs and
improvements.
The old school buildings and other
wood buildings on the school gaounds
were sold at auction Saturday, to be re-
moved as soon as the present term of
school expires. The new building is
nearly. completed, and will beready for
occupancy at the beginning of the fall
term.
Merton DOOlittle was, brought before
Justice Newton Tuesday, and fined 81
and costs for cruelty beating a horse.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-05-09
NEWFANE.

! No news from the Jail birds.
Rev. Geo. Laurence exchanged pull
pits with Rev. Mr.. Mitchell of Towns
,hcnd last Sunday.
The funeral services of Mrs. Chand-
Ter Wakefield were held in the church
on Monday.
Work is progressing finely on the
new bank building.
Mr.. Davidson, Esq, made some very
interesting remarks on electricity at the
last meeting of the S. of r., also tried
experiments and gave shocks with an
electric battery.
Ichabod Wiswell's little daughter,
Mabel, fell from the high beams into
the bay in her fathers barn some time
last week, and was quite seriously hurt
We learn that she is recovering.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-05-09
SOCIETIES.

SOClEllkS.
Mountain Home Grange. No. 1888 P. Of H. LIT :
sd Tuesdays in each month. 4
winhail River Lodge. No. 3, I. o. b. r.. every
Wednesday evening.
If you meet good looking girl with
large knife in her hand don't be scared
she is only looking for greens.
Ferry's garden seeds can be found at
j. HilPs.
III. j. Fuller has moved to w. G..
Wheeler's house.
L. H. Stone has moved from Graham
vile to the house he bought of H. l..
Benson.
Rev. II. G. Vail has been on visit to
his fathers in Mass. the past week.
Laroy Thompson has appeared with
bis meat cart this spring. He had fine
beef, but it takes some money to buy
it.
Plumley & Converse have commenced
drawing lumber to Winhall station to
ship to Mass.
Clas. Coleman got quite badly hurt
last Friday at Fuller & Co.'S. mill while
after load of wood. Some of the
help commenced throwing out wood
not knowing he was there, and a piece
struck him in the face.