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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
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Special TO the Gazette.


VIENNA ENtI~, TEX, sept, i.-Fmnl pni.
mentor, the boy who was member OF tho
gang who attempted "a rob the bank here last
spring, was turned loose. ON motion OF The
district attorney boipg only about sixteen
years old and the evidence showing that he
was lcl INTO the scheme by che adult mem.
1rounu broken Tor another two story
brlck Rbullding CA seventh street to.
day.
Bids ON The new court house were opened
I yesterday hut the contract has not vet been
awarded The court delays the matter tn In
! gulto lnl9 the suiiiciency OF the bond of tht
I lowest bidder.
Stnnleys brick Opera.hall will be com
I pleted in time 10 be used FOR IN. annlversaFy
ball ON the 9th inst
Merchants say that collections have been
| better ihis mouth Than for several past,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
.nIptrE FOR,IuDGE OF CAMERos;
COUNTY.

4 sl 10 the Gazette,
EsowNsviLrE, Ten Sept. III. C..
1att, owner of the Cosmopolitan,
suuced himself as a Democratic
siIdste for county Judge, subject to
.oayention. 1t is openly said ON
srqets that his paper has be en- sold
M Republicans, hence the change
bs announcement. CUT sSys he
snows nothing of the sale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
bar lIlc Aa,nncrmrnl on scIence.

Philadelphia, Sept 1.-The an-
nual session OF the American Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Science
opened hero to-day. Gov. Patlison de-
livered the address OF welcome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05

LAiu;po, TEN., Sept Tho young pcno.
Gratis win organiteo club ON saturday. to he
known as the Young Mems Democratic club.
senior Cuellar, governor OF the state 81
IRmaullpas, has arrived Ia New Laredo with
the purpose, tt Is said, OF inuuuing into the
delinquency OF certain state and federal ON
oials.
a soldier deserted nom Fort McIninsh this
hiternnon, stole a boat aud cmigtatcd to The
land OF God and liberty,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
fRhoNT ELECTION RETURNS THE
MAJORITY DIHINI SIZING,

OANh 4 III
sHHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, Sept.
RrOne hundred aud ninety-eight
as give Pingree, Republican, 85,
lieddington, Democrat, 17,4l7;
ale, Greenback, 431; scat
ing Isl; majority for Pingree,
- The same towns gave Farm
e. in 1850, Republican, 40 So;
slps, Democrat, 1882; Gr,enback,
& majority for Farnham, y ,O19.
5sastee's majority is 2426 less than
+lnham's.
representatives: Republican, lGS;
loefats, %; Greenbackers, 3; Inde-
s-lents, 8. There was no choice in
own. There are forty-two towns
" heard from.
,, THE CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.
ny district: Eighty-four towns
a Stewart of Middlebury, Republi-
!, y 80; Simmons of Bennington,
sl ss'ocfat, 1870; Stewards majority,
eohd district: One hundred and
9n,Ihree towns give Graut of Bar
Il Republican, 1886: Goddard of
sa..w Democrat, 7l22; Grants
~l9Hty, lO,O92.
r., hhluRNs FROM DIT TOWNS.
,en s.I NGroN, VI, Sept. Returns
In 4 -, towns give Pingree, Republic
Ia iilssi RedinRton, Democrat, 49,
Independent, Greenbacly and
ing, 1873. Pingree's plu-
III n ,a9l; Pingree's majority,
si Ia The Democratic vote has fallen
Ia pef cent. and the Republican
per cent. compared with 1850
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
lsK ZONES is WAITING FoR & DE.
MONSrRATtON.
ITO the Gazette.

aa 70 the Gazette.
CorRRAs COVE, Sept, Col. Wash
Hes addressed q large and apprecia-
n audience to-day. The colonel
scFs free grass. He held up the
AnOcratic party to ridicule for their
ipd policy since taking charge of pub
sdairs. He drew very humorous
fclnre of Dick HGbbard and the gray
saded negroes in the HoCston con-
faIiOn said the Democratic demon
|nion over the mig was "a
operate bid for the negro
be, as the Democrats had neither lest
aeirsmeller or the negro his smell.
+ reply to the question ms t0 whether
would make the race the only an-
fa he gave was, that goods forced on
market deprecated in vslGe. He
galting for some demonstration on
part of the public. The colonel
SCOUT decided on making this
abs home. He leaves for Rastrop
M0rrow's train.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
Marshall The city Council In session nh,
Car wheel and Foundry Company.
Special To the gnyet,e

NTVNINI W NIIW NWNNIlVs
MAcsnAhi TENo s0nt, t,-A committee
composed OF three membcrs of tho council
and three citizens has been IN session this
atcw Don, discussing the water supply and
hre protection question, oar city lsut pres.
cnt Ut the mercy ui the elements Nothing
oil Importance was done,
Ma, =, u, Dickson, vlCepresldtut OF thO
Marshall car, Wheel aud Foundry company
leaves Tor 81, Louis IN the morning Ia CuutrI
with Mr.. Cobb, president OF the company, IA
tu the future OF The company We hone tho
! works may be rebuilt In our city,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
Preparation, for the Bscbecue.
special 10 the tiRHeue.

iiaNrAsAs, rrNs sept i,--Big prepare lions
are making tor the barbecue 10 be given herJ
on the nth inst Gov. lreiRud, j. IA savers
Diek Hubbard snd othes prominent speaker
Will address The attendants
No rain has fallen vet aud 81 Is very dusty
and diAugrceahlC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
Don't Mention II.

Has anybody noticed the fact that
the word "Democratlc,p which used
10 adorn the first column Of the Hous.
ton Post, has been removed?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05

,.s.r Oonsults illinois Democrats
Fusion WIFI the Peoples
Party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
IaE WHOM nnN ooINc Nonvn.

aE WIDOW BEN GOING MONTH.
aIcAGo, Sept. 4.-Gen. Butler left
Minneapolis at 10 o'clock this
Sming. lie viii make short stay
Milwaukee en- route. Gen. Butler,
Pa Associated Press representative
Is morning, declined to make any
Element as TO a probable fusion with
q Democrats in Illinois. He had a
.nsultatton during the morning with
n. Oberly, chairman of the Demo.
atic state central committee, upon
= subject, Members of the peoples
4ty present at the conference de-
'ared that no decision as to fusion
'2uld be reached for the present ia
N event.
THE WIDOW Al BEERoPOLIs.
|klLwAUkEE, Wis, Sept. 4.-Gen.
Tier and his party reached Mill
aukee at 1880 and remained till 3
EN- the train went on to Mime
DIS. AZ the depot he was intro
LAGed to the crowd by Robt. Shilling
~ made brief speech. He visited
I. Allis IL Co.'S machine works
|shere he addressed the workingmen
wing been invited by Mr.. Allis who
Greenbacker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
Partisan Notes.-The Committee os wator
worhs-ohosrs Under noad.


Special TO the Gazette,
Pans, fEN., sept t.-Rev. W. T.. Brown
VIII return home this week, aud will hn hi,
paipiton Sunday morning aud night
Mr. C. +. ShumRte was burnt out on yes
ierdey. INSURANCE on furniture about eglO
on the building, which was Known a. III,
Owsley house, sit0l.
Aott0u ~ beginning 30 come In lively.
The committee on wutBr-worhs nppoiutr
10 confer Win the city council, met Inst night
ana amer considerable talk upon the subject
y Committee OF aldermen, one from each
ward, wns appointed TO ronier with TOM ii
thh committee Of citizens to present plans tdl
tie confederation OF The community
Ihe posse OF officers concerned with tht
killing OF the two negroes below BenrJsiown
on saturday night have been put uudel
bonds Of 200 each, 10 await The action of the
grand Jury.
kov. ). n. skinner has returned nom Il
VISIT 10 his old homo Ia kentucky ana vii
preach on Sunday az the usual hour
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05

"E7I7-0EI y FTTN NETNT"TT0s
,nrNN,oN, Sept a. \ young mau named
james Wrle,on, an employee in tho yards OF
the Missouri Pacific railway. was caught uu.
dera car which ieu the truck, aud nom
which be tell, this mornipg, ana was Killed,
He leaves Wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
POLITICAL,

n. Hastings Nominated for
,.s.raor By the orOhibitiOnists
Of Wisconsin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05

Dentop--seliooi, weatler.sCrop and Thsat-
riosl Notes.
Special 70 the Gazette.
DgErOs, Sept, i..-.Profs. Comegys, Pitmpn
and WON lck, who were eleeted 70 positions
Ia the city school, have arrived aud are AZ.
ranging for the opening oe1erelses OF the
SCI .oi next Monday.
Aunlfofm set Of text books will be I'd II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
nle.:om Prairie our Flr-'IN'"'pnper.

blossom Prairle.-o FirsliNauspnpcr.
Special 20 the Gazette.
blossom PRAIRIE, Tx, Sept t.--Blo,son
Prairie Is to have newspaper, the nrst mum.
Der OF which va. be issued about Saturday.
September %. by Geo. T.. ilolcomb. ESQ Of
De Leor, Concho county, Tex and editor OF
the DO Leon Examiner. lie will remove to
this place az once. The paper viii be four
pages aud six columns, Democratic in poll.
Tics and VIII be called Blossom Prairie Ice.
The citizens OF the town are delighted at the
dea OF having neY Tpiper.
There nave been huiGsuveD or eight bales 81
new cotton IN our city. Mr. rhos. +. Hatk
brought I'm the ilrSt bale Of tho season Mon
day, september J, ana received "a premium
OF So
The weather s sim not and dry. and rain
would, ~ this Time Dc very acceptable.
Miss Matte Nefing and Noble Williams
of Pleasant Grove ana Mamie Quincy ni
Paris are on "a visit 10 friends here.
Mr. Chas. Gaines Of j, w. Gaines & sons
VI this place has removed 10 tlnrkgyllp,
Tex, his old nome
Business Is Ftiil dun here and II IL noped
that II Will gel better very sOon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
sas saba-DistIict Court -weEther Sole
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SAY SARA. sept. 1.-THE weather continues
warm, with no Indication OF rain.
The nrst load Of new cotton was brought 10
town This week.
District court Is IN session Hon. A. s.
Fisher Of GeorgeiOwn,J Judge Ward u Burnett
Judge Matthews OF LBmpasas
and other visiting attorneys arc
IA attendance. The following prisoners
have been convicted 80 FAR Wiili9 Adams,
theft Of cattle, two years 10 the peuitentiary.
Tom PONCE, unlawfuilY driving an animal
tr0in rs accustomed range, iined DIDO. John
Estes, then u cattle, hned 500.
Mr.. H. 81. Holmes ~ Mason aud candidate
for district attorney 81 this district addressed
the citizens here last night.
There Is q fuller attendance az court this
term Than for several yeas.
In. A. Gregg, honorary commissioner 10 illi
exposition from this county has called Is
meeting Of The citizens a. tbs courthouse on
Friday night for the purpose OF organizing q
society ~ take steps 10 have San Saba cOun.
represented at the Worids exposition.
Mr.. n. q. Holc1mDa representing the Erie
Telegraph and Telephone company vas here
veatsrlay soliciting tubBsril Tons with q
View TO extepdlng telephone from Tampa
eRs 10 this place,
sickness abailng here rapidly
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
JOB PRINTING.

The TRIBUNE Job Department, with in
creased facilities, modern styles of type,
supplies OF paper and printing material, is
more complete than any other job Office in
Southern Montana, and is prepared to turn
out letter and bill heads, note heads, en-
velopes, statements, business cards, calling
cards, large posters, hangers, dodgers, pro-
grammes, and every description of JOB
work promptly and at reasonable prices:
Our stereotyping department enables us
to execute job with greater dispatch when
ever class of work requires the duplica-
ting of forms. We are prepared to furnish.
any class Of work which can be done in
the West. Rates reasonable and work
guaranteed satisfactory.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
PERSONAL.

Pat. ]. Kelly returned to Gibbonvil'e,
Idaho.
John w. Penglase, Of Ogden. took in
Dillon for a day.
Lou c. Fyhrie and Henry Burfiend are
off in Eastern Idaho.
w. Tate Taylor and ]. w. Wallace were
over from Spring Mountain, Idaho.
w. R. Wright, of Bannack, better known
as "Bily," registered at the Corinne.
Chas Hall, the Beaver Canyon, Idaho,
saw-mill man, visited Dillon this week.
Henry E. Lemon, editor of the Nat'o""
Tribune, Washington, D. c., spent day IN
Beaverhead County.
Hon. Joe A. Browne, Gown from the
Big Hole, reported having going on at
lively rate up his way.
Judge Knowles, Of Butte, spent last Sat-
bath in Dillon, but he attended to profess
sional, not religious business.
Hon. w. ]. Mccormick, the Montana
member of the National Democratic Com
mittee, passed through Dillon on Tuesday.
Among the late arrivals at the Cor'nne
Hotel were-J. H. Heron and I. W. Bates,
Chicago; D. w: Crowley, St. Joe; D. \.
Cory, Helena.
Billy Shineberger will retire from town
life and locate on 6oo-acre ranch at the
mouth of Sage Creek, where he VIII
learn to be ranchman and cattle king
Success.
Gen. H. Seymour Howellwas down from
Butte on Thursday, and told our reporter
quietly that it was all bosh about the So
cial City of Montana being the dullest burg
on this earth.
B. L. Smith, who has been the principal
salesman at Kirk patrick's and Selway's for
the past year and half will leave in few
DAYS for Geyserland, and thence back to
the Buckeye State to complete his studies
at the Wesleyan University, at Delaware,
Ohio.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
THE REFORM CLUB.

The meeting of the Reform Club last
Sunday was well attended. The exercises
were of the usual interesting. character,
and the interest manifested in the meetings
of the Club abates not. The next meeting
of the Club will be held at the Court
House tomorrow, Sunday, afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. w. w. Van Orsdale will
deliver the address, A cordial invitation
is given to all to attend the meeting.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
HAMPTON STUDENTS.

The original Hampton Students and
Plantation Jubilee Singers are billed to APP
pear at High School Hall next Tuesday
night, the 18th. The press of the Coast
unites in extending to this company praise
of the highest order. The troupe is CON-
posed of ladies and gentlemen of color, and
the entertainments given are pronounced
excellent and peculiarly appropriate.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Services at Grace NJ. E. Church to-mor-
row, Sabbath, morning and evening.
The independence OF the TRIBUNE per-
mits it to run both Presidential tickets.
Tickets for reserved seats for Hampton
Students concert are on sale at the Post
Office.
TIE Democratic Club of Dillon will
meet at the Court House tonight, Satur-
day, at o'clock, sharp.
1t is currently reported that large cat
tie company will be organized by Beaver
Canyon and Dillon parties.
Holden, who has assumed the position
of salesman at Selway's, will have some
thing new and original to say in the next
TRIBUNE.
The dance given by the base ball boys at
High School Hall on Thursday evening
was pleasant gathering, and the partici-
pants enjoyed themselves hugely.
The Republican pole will be ready to
raise in few days. Fellow-citizens who
muster under the Blaine banner will raise
the pole with appropriate ceremonies.
Herr Fidel Huber, at the jewelry store
is selling elegant campaign charms OF
the buffalo bachelor" and Blaine o.
Maine. Fidel will fix you if you cali on
him.
The editor of the TRIBUNE has received
a communication from Helena in relation
TO "mashers," but it is deemed too red-ho'
for publication in cold climate, and SO i
is laid aside.
The removal Of Poindexter to the ole
Kleinschmidt building affords better op'
portunity to display goods. The new quar-
tiers are commodious and filled with piles
of choice goods of every description.
At Helena the N. P. has ceased to use
headlights on locomotives. The railroad
company borrows the red nose Of Dom
Piatt. Of the Indstcsdest, which illuminatet
the track miles ahead Of the engines.
The agricultural machinery houses are
doino much better business than they Die
last wear. Sales are very satisfactory =
both houses. Harvesting machinery con
t;nues to BE in active demand and plent,
Of Il leaves Dillon every week.
Trade IN Dillon l. remarkably good to-
The midsummer season. At 1. G. Fyhri'
& co.,s the sales are satisfactory, and =
thi. house has widely-extended trad
throughout Southern Montana and Easter
Idaho its sales may b regarded = GOO
criterion to judge that the business Ct ~
lion & by no means dull.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
w. C.. T. u. MEETING.

The First Annual Meeting of the Mon
tana Woman's Christian Temperance I'm
ion will be held at Helena, August 10Th and
2oth-Tuesday and Wednesday. Article
sd of the Constitution says: 1.-THE annual
meeting shall be composed of the Execu-
tive Committee and one delegate from each
local Union, also one delegate at large from
each Judicial District, and one delegate for
every twenty members of auxiliary local
Unions"
MRS. r. II. HowEY,
President pro tenn Montana W. CTU.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
WOOL SHIPMENTS.

The wool shipments from the Dillon de-
pot this week have not been heavy. The
following comprise the lots shipped:
Selway & Noble TO Nichols, Dupee y
Co., Boston, 1o,S47 pounds.
Craver & Selway to Nichols, Dupee 4
Co., Boston, 1o,34o pounds.
Geo. L. Batchelder to Nichols, Dupee y
Co., Boston, 3,299 pounds.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
Gh< Aillo,t G4ibn'te,
,eeurp Every SATURDAY MORNING
BRUNDAGE, PUBLISHER.
DILLON POSrOFFICE.

RI. mail from Butte, Deer Lodge aud points
,,,h arrives daily at 10 clock a. m. The mail tor
~" above points closes at 400 O'Clock p. m.
w 1be mail from Salt Lake, Ogden and all points
18th and Eastern Idaho arrives daily at $40 o.
',orl n. m The mail for the above places closes
The Jefferson City and Virginia City mail arrives
=, 40 o'clock p. m. daily, and departs at o'clock
=. m. daily -. .,o
The mail for Banuack and Argenta arrives at $3.50
, NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays and rrdavs' ana
fenar,s at a. M. on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS ano sat
urdays J0o' NA'>'>, -
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
SUPREME COURT.

The August term of the Supreme Court
of Montana will convene at Helena next
Monday. A full bench, Judges Wade,
Galbraith and Coburn, will be present.
The criminal docket will be unusually large,
and among others several murder cases
will be argued.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
QUARTZ LOCATIONS.


The following list comprises the quartz
locations made in the county since the 1st
of January, giving the name Of the mines,
the district in which they are located and
the names Of locators:
Tidal Wave, Utopia, George Q. Smith.
Mountain View, Utopia, Geo. 0. Smith.
Copper Terra, unorganized, Chas. E..
Robbins.
Dixon, Blue Wing, A. F. Sears, ct. al.
Benton, Blue Wing, F. l.. Graves, ct. al.
Lexington, Blue Wing, FL. Caves,
et al.
Telegraph, Blue Wing, Clark Smith.
Old Reliable, Blue Wing, David Ross,
ct, al.
Ontario, Blue Wing, David Ross, ct. al.
Wheal Rose, Blue Wing, F. 3. Williams.
Horn Silver, Blue Wing, ]. NJ. Marriott,
e: al.
Sharp, Blue Wing. Thos H. Watt.
New Year, Jakes Canyon, Peter Tatchio.
Bannack, Whites Bar, Jno. E. Williams,
et al.
Thomas Paine, Blue Wing, Joe Can
thier.
Missouri, Vipond, T. y. Ferguson.
Champion, Blue Wing, F. B. Williams.
NJ. NJ. Pomeroy, Blue Wing, "A. Bessette.
Silver Medal, Blue Wing, Thos. Thorn
son, ct. al.
Texas, Utopia, Geo. j. Cole.
Colorado Utopia, Geo. J. Cole.
Mammoth Lode, Vipond, Allen Hay,
ct. al.
Bunker Hill, unorganized, Charles A.
Hoyt, ct. al
Maggie, Montana, ]. H. Mackay,et al.
Dornack, Montana, J. H. Mackay, ct. al.
Francis, Blue Wing, ]. B. Francis.
Morgan, unorganized, n. A. Morgan,
1T. al.
Lookout, Montana, 1'hos, H. Judye,et al.
Jumbo, Montana, Thos. II. Judge.
Senorata, Blue Wing, IF. O'Leary, ct. al
Estella, Blue Wing, Jas. Hardy, ct. al.
Leap Year, Montana, J. c. Bray.
Last Chance, Elkhorn, Ed. Asbworth,
ct. al.
Standard Montana, Jas. H. Mackay, et. al.
Blue Belle, Vipond, r. Z. Thomas,et. al.
Punxytawny,B Blue Wing, J. L. Cochran,
et al
Cannon Ball, Utopia, J. P. Mullarky.
Diamond Star, Utopia, J. P. Mullarky.
Miners Delight, Utopia, J. P. Mullarky.
Bessette Lode, unorganized, A. H. Tar
bat, ct. al
Dillon, Bald Mountain, A. H. Odell
U.P.Lode, Bald Mountain, H. Barrett,
ct. al.
Wabash Lode, Bannack, w. R. Wright.
Cable Lode, E]khorn, H. Garrett, ct. al.
Bro. Gardner, Vipond, R. Z. Thomas,
ct. al.
Telegraph, Elkhorn, S. Dement,, ct. al.
Lost Cloud Beaverhead, Jas. L. Cochran,
ct. al.
Henriette, Montana, Jno. W. Ealer.
Agent Rock, Blue Wing, Fred North.
Crystal Palace, Bald Mountain, S. De-
ment, ct. al.
PARROT Lode, Elkhorn, J. E. Ashworth,
ct. al.
Silver Rose, Elkhorn, F. L. Graves,et. al.
Nettie, Elkhorn, F. L. Graves, ct. al.
Gray Hound, European, J. J. Rowley.
Tom Benton, European. ]. ]. Rowley.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
q. A. Il. MEETING.

"A regular meeting Of Steadman Post No.
X, g. A. r, will be held At Post Rooms
on next Tuesday evening, Aug. -. Com
rades in good standing are cordially invited
to attend. By order.
OHIO KLEMM. Post Commander.
Jonx CANNON. Adjutant.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
{" 3 Y

Haul around ton and half OF cheap cast iron, pot
metal and pumpkin wood IN order to harvest your
crops when you can purchase
Light Champion Harvester and Cord Binder
weighing only half as much, easily handled by two
horses: built entirely of steel, mallahle iron and
selected hickory and which will do your work b<ff<r
cheaper, easier to yourself and team, and will out
wear dozen of the unwieldly monsters, whose
weight alone soon wears themselves out. CAL and
examine the new Champion Harvester and Cord
Binder. SEBREE' rERRl> " " fi'H W"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
CHAMPION MACHINES.

Our first car load of Champion machines arrived
this week. Call and examine the nc" HAs".
Champion Cord Binder and the new -. + ion.
C,,t Chamnion Mower now on exhibition al
nv establishment. SEBREE, FERRIS & WHITE CO.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09

Go to Geo. III. Savage for Plows, Drills
and Harrows ut Bedrock Prices.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09

Gentlemen desiring fine Dress Suit can GET .ne'r
measure taken at the New York Store. we nave
the agency for three merchant tailoring estao'S"-
,,ents. and one thousand samples to select from.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09

We have again filled o,r tables with women S and
cb,dren's shoes and slippers Don't fail to examine
them while YOU can buy at cost and below.
''N SELwAY BROS.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09

.sy- Call on Geo H. Savage when 70"
want a fine Livery outfit-Buggy or Cutter
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
HOUSE TO LET.
Incuirc ut the Postoffice.
Summer Suits.

4 s,lcndid stock of hight, all wool summer suits
;. hccn received ut T. w. PoINDENrER
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
AGENTS WANTED.

11Av,Sc purchased the right to sell the ROCKFORD
II Tire iightener, will simply say that l can
tighten wagon tire without taking the tire rom
the wheel or the wheel from the wagon, and al no
expense. Agents "'''"' ATT
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09

Wanted Charles Hull's mill, Pleasant Valley
Idaho, six men to drive cattle.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
The Last or the Season.

We have just received another shipment Of fsro Of
those celebrated Mccormick Front Cut Iron Now
ers. Order at once If you need one as this makes
clean sweep of the entire Territory.
john w. LOWELL Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
Rarbed Wire! Barbed Wire!

Several car loads of Barbed Wire are expecte
daiy There are six different styles, all from tn
best factories. Warranted genuine Besserner stee
and will be sold at prices that defy competition.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
SHEEPMEN, ATTENTION!

Do no, fail to buy your lamp-black OF seiwav
Bros as they now selling Is cents worth 'or .
cents.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09

Mrs. NJ. A. Dinelev has secured the services of
Miss NJ. A. Rowe, of Chicago, drcss-maker Of
experience, and is now prepared to do dress and
mantle making. The patronage of the ladies is re-
specially solicited.
Rooms in the cottage, one door south OF Mrs
Dingley's, in charge Of Miss Rowe.
If you want a hat, at Montgomery, Ward & Co.'S
prices, go to Selway Bros.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-08-09
MONEY TO LOAN.

A few thousand dollars to loan on good security
and at reasonable rate of interest For particulars
call Immediately at the Office of II. B. SMITH, At
torney. at Law, Dillon, NJ. T.