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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-18
AT THE HOLD PLACE
URBAN'S RESTAURANT.
York Road, near Car Station, Towsontown.

Y0rk Road, near Car Station, TOws0ntOwn.
Having disposed of the Smed- "a
ley House my friends will now -esaGES&
find me at my OLD PLACE, as l5iITE Is
above. AS heretofore, will al 49,
ways keep on hand the finest brands of LIQUORS,
BRANDIES, &C.; also Brown Stout, Bass's Ale,
Porter, and the choice brands of CHAMPAGNE,
CLARET, &c. The BEST BEER on draught and
in bottles, for family A large stock of Cigars
of best brands always on hand.
ms Summer residents can always be supplied
at city prices.
N1~Ample stabling and shedding and polite
hostler always in attendance.
LEWIS H. URBAN, Proprietor.
June 7,'S4y.
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Gives prompt attention to the collection of claims
of all kinds. Also attends to the sale and renting
of property and the collection of rents. Dec.S-tf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-18
OAMUEL T. NAYLOR,

~ REAL ESTATE AGENT d COLLECTOR
LAVENDER HILL P. o., BALTIC. COUNTY, MD.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-18
The Doctor Bailey Cutter,
For HAY, STRAW and FODDER,
In sizes suited for hand or power,
OLIVER CHILLED PLOWs

OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS
Run lighter, are more easily adjusted, and do bet.
ter work than any other pillow.
Malta Shovel Flows, Corn Drags, Planet Seed Drill
and Cultivator, Empire Grain Drills, Iron Age Gull
tivators, Cahoon Seed Sewers, Advance Horse
Rake, Victor Horse Rake, Star Horse Rake, Ha-
gerstown Horse Rake, Hay Tedders, American Hay
Elevator, Double Harpoon Hay Fork, Foust's Hay
Loader, Grain Fans, Philadelphia Lawn Mowers,
Corn Shelters, Farmers Friend Corn Planters,
Hay Presses, Cider Mills, Cucumber Pumps, Mase-
ley's Cabinet Creamery. Stoddard Churns, Davis
Swing Churns, Butter Workers, Fountain Pump,
Keystone Corn Drills, Patent Galvanized steel
Fence Wire, cheap, durable and easily put up.
Gs- Repairing done with dispatch.
Mr Send for circulars.
GRIFFITH e. TURNER,
Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Fertilizers
and Seeds,
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q PARKER BOSLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHANCERY,
ROOMS Nos. 6 AND MASONIC HALL,
TOWSONTOWN, ND,
Except Friday and Saturday of each week on
which days Office at
IL LEXINGTON STREET, BALTIMORE.
MONEY LOANED.&@
Claims prosecuted in any of the Departments in
Washington.
PENSIONS AND INCREASE OF PENSIONS
OBTAINED.
Dec.15, S3y.
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calkoaHlA & I I, scu1nEln ! / N. I. I.
Dsaacy nAls eemmUuscArDou uryu
nAYDooAl err - sAn oaaeo.

:" =
o. snd sSsss Monday. February 10, lsss, sssin1
a ~ 6AlilozniA Southern Hnilroad going scsstA
win lsass sAnt Bssnartise .aaily, 6un1Ays e.
esptsd, = 1bp. u, Csien as7kl6 A.u., - =
arrival - nnBe-eesnd ooa&,ssua 'pnei4n tzain.
Diego = S.lt ,. 4 .s.s=-l.ez Afse EFlkl
0oing ner4h, wEl isavs - Diswo q eco a =
hvsrlfds st In, arriving u Coltoa - asl1R. n
md 9an BeFaArdiio - 1s1kRh 49,
{O) ssats by pusoAaa.B thslf tkphsn 4 - sgsll
bsfoss snt1l4nR ~ cuR
Closs ssansI1ims nnds with g. P. Local 10 end
froa lss'Aneslss @f.s.,ag~! V esd frs.u
Cotton. Ths aheFs = .kational Ciky uns,
Fos infpruA>lou fos fss1sAs e hss aAdrsui
Aguns Cal1osnh nuu4haen nai1roak. Cotton, a
lssesla sAAl.-&.vHro1
suRsnnasads.A. ~ Gen. ~ asd raaA M
l c'ss' a. -
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LEGAL.
Order to SHOW o.uss.' !
In the Superior Court Of Los Angeles
County, State Of Cslifornia. p
In the mstser q the sstas, d Nisvss \. de- Rssd.
dsesaasl


1 VIM. Lacy, the AdpinIstr>tor Of the estAts Of
Nieves r. d. Rsed. dsessa 'havin& MED hi:
verified Dtltion herein praying for an order ol
ssls u ths whole Of ths psfsosal proPsrty end e
much d The rial sst4et MiAid dses4e1t, y my
bstiscs6l6sj, fer ths jsuspbte these1d ~ ists1:
litsi'w hereby tfdsfSd ithAt ~ spsne1z
interested 10 ths estate of Ia deosa4sdt aPpsel
before ths - e1esstq ocs5s ~ III y, Z
TuesAay she oosh. Day of abepton.
e'e ber. 49, '''1r n
A. 10 O'Clock 4. n. n ~ day, It ths Courl
kgsm q sAid superior coeEf. % TIE Coar(
Hnss, inths oist a l.os Angslss, In tho county
of Los Angeles " show caune shS IN ordsr shoafl
not b nf4titsd - seid Aduinist5eeor to7selt ~
whole OF the pessoual property = salu isssAse!
and % much Of the real esaafs Of I'D gdsceaani
- snsli L. q nsssssy ~, IL. Y. ~ e. .
lest four s1d1j1sivs susaiu u ~ II ~.
eU0 DkuH Hnxry, 3 neg1DnpaE fpfin1o1
- publishsdi b ~ ~ espntJ ~ loa &ngAlea
imns ssaasay' leeealne ~ ~ duly ~ ~ ~
hsAhug q I'D p1fiti6n, ~ - { - tfsss q
. : s4sssac 81 u - J. D HNE1, I:
Judge Of the Superior couft Of MD Lns ;AaAsls1
Dsss1 fseass s7sA. lssl. - sussssa
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queer ssns,msnts.

,roceeding-iceberg In motion.
ohibition party--the forbidding
psign club should be lined with
.-4
shigh, but we must have it,
4 COLLAR.
to keep food on an empty
holt 1t Gown.
Ssdh; comparative. cashier,
te, Canada.
:. .ines never come singly. They
ys married.
for the coat Of arms Of wealthy
.ssrver--"l can"
pe who soothes . child TO sleep
fous to parents, because she Is .
r.
hts Of other days were not 20
the light Of the present; but the
yere better.
IN Be- blowed II he buys me-" said
, cornet, - the man asked the price
the instrument.
back the heart that thou
said the poker plsyer when he
~ . disnond flush.
asks. 20 idle words, why will
rdiey 1t is probably because
sse 20 much wind. 9 ses
.ame Of cards although . good
pends on good playing. good play
s-oss not depend on good deal.
: is said that . coIorsd girl ct New
/ wears 80, 900 worth Of diamonds.
,ems strange that an' object 70 dark
fA6st 20 much light.
now they talk Of running . woman
rliament in England. There will
40 lively debates In the House of
ons II she gets in, and we are rath-
iasd to think the side she esposses
says have the last word in an ar-
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49, o. FA1E
aoM Los ANoELm

ABPlAns Il Gssamen cabins st Agents once
whsre tsfthsM May v ssqursd
fss Nswpost Laadiag, viA aants Craz, 60.
frsaght sleantss lsavs IN Fuaneispo AbouS every
two wselA = ~ aeye oa tAs Newport haE.
n Coapany sessevss ths nght y sbsass In
assnss q thsis ds5s q sailinG
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Notice 70 oredssor4
xssA.. Of I. J. Asli.. dsose.sa.

kstAte Of 7. J. Askin, decsasod,
Nslics = hensby given hv ~ pn4e1dgne&.
admiuistyatqr o. tn setats x =. u. Ashla.
deosnssa. y he cgsdftoep q. ~ Ill ,peq1oi
hev(aG ea1ms .neatlst ~ ~ aepGaeeA y
eshfsk d. yis& - ssassssy vss,sssg ~;
this netics q - sssid aduiaislsstey, y No.
L. apd d, Allss Bieck, u ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,
gs,ss, in ~ sssty ola AnkeIss ses9i 4 cAl.
iss.,s, ksm,s,s,,,., "a !, 4. -. !; eg 4.
= csased. sst ~
{ Dsssd & Los Angeles. August n. lssk
Gardiner I Stephenson. Ateosnsys iof Adnin
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THE COMMERCIAL.
ta isa4 sid - b4.,5ts4 =
RESTAURANT,
Y. DOL, Proprietor.
0ewngy olocKs NAM sraaGI.

nscsivn alive and ssrvss up svssy day ~
saeic.S sIs4. insiudinG s0LE. ruhS01 ssd
SEA TROUT. si'fr = ~
M. DOL b ~ sxeanlive couagnss d ~ -
sh1ntsd FD0MA0k DE- BRIE, whoa ealy y
had = thlB r1G1nurnnt -. !
sPhna0 ChitkENs. 1lss ia non ~ 4sAs
sosked IN svssy styls.
zhis ssaAsass b La AnGsisSs Dsanoaass.
.asess. f nv1u
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! .sye A.D s,.l.pt.a: !I!1 {:
suatifnl.s Photograph
4ssaohute tetrs Dsmegogus.
: .sw~ / SUI. My IL. 1871.

Cow ssuI. Nay II. 1881.
generally supposed that Ben
"a hhmhugi According to the
i belief he > distinguished for
Il frankness and . cynical display of
" qualities, rather than pretend
virtue which he does not possess. !.
heless we will convict him Of such
.retenses. Everybody knows that
ras one Of tho principal agents en-
cd by Gen. Grant to put through the
pay swinale. His responsibility
lie performance he has admitted,
. proposes TO refund to those who
VI htks share Of every individual
ntaken from the Treasury. This
Butler estimates 1t three cents
To one gentlsman who COM
! to him be has remittcd the
ia . postage stamp, and
tises to restore the sans
t,rybody else who asks for Il.
q dsris guilty not only Of hum
~ of Extraordinary meauness.
SLATE Of the extra-pay robbery
too taken out Of the treasury,
so.nposss ON The people Of ths
hfes the necessity Of paying
- over and above their pfsvi.
drtures. - sum equivalent 10
nst on that amount. Nov.
WOO, 900 of souls az the popu-
he country, It ID plain that In.
hrss. cents apiece Butler and
sdersfes, by their sxtraspay
as, plnndsr half . dollar from
person. black aud white, old aud
q, wise and foolish, rich and poor.
and .1ittle. This. i sxectly what
'@paght TO restore. and when be
2smske any sufferer good BY
: q three cent postage stamp
'abug. Half : dollar IL the
sih indemnify each person fol
,Srsid upon the treasury un.
lnifation Of Grant and through
naaagsment Of Butler.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30

ssssmsrs Santa hna and Orisaha 70
thruugh y san Diego, lartng saa Pedro o. ths
ne Santa Rosa and Orisaba cal at
oAnAa naEhaEa and Fogt Hartford I'm Luis Obs.
po) ce1y. % ~ soaas "a nd iron 80 fmncsco
Can 70 connect With ytsameu lssvs .. r. r.
r. dsp0l Los Angslss. - foilows: with Santa
Ron I'D Osinsba, golns nossh, ss'1e e'caool 4.
Il, going soueh, q ox1ock ;. =. rWtth' Los
Angsats ard Rurska. gaing sorsh. ~ e'dos1I
:. \, nilfoad time. hafe7ata iis p ''"er
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Propsssls fer Pins tias On ssvshsl
strest -os gd@' Z

Notice Il hardly given that ssalsd uuptala
Will y fscsivsd ~ ~ undel1lkntd A NJ ~
ssrs:sica q & q e5nSsl ~: ~ ~ I r
d1Amstsr on asvsnth ssrsss, lfrom GloYsga ~
- Olive Assst. y aeoosdStes wit6 plaff II
sp:c.Eaeis'fss - G q q . = " se4,.. !. ....,a..
q sSs ~ ~; 10 NJ q sesay I'D "a =
sarsty til31 ~ btddsf win snsss i1to carlt15
q codfesmity vim ~ ~ n sns ANA pfSS
csPest BY - Ceees!l y.
and III bida
b BY osdsr q he Council u he 0lty d ~ A.
gei6s q ~ mssting q Aagugt NH, 1854.
Il IS Wv. Bo1lNGO4y
Clsst z - cseseil Z y OF 4 q x6gsieti
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nOSBoG

sasessusnt roll, bstvssa Fed assss ana
ths a iins q los - slslR u. nsAoeek's
savsy. kAs bsea ssssivs1 By ~ So
pi.isndeas q .etess1ss ~ tAaf q snng
- ,ss sss e. sss s,s ,s;s' \ S s1s & y =
psynsat q "a suas = = 'bS Il11t " Id
viihin (Do) thlEty days fsua ~ ~ q ~ nsso
! pahiimlin y ~ nati1; ~ ~ aslseqeo4.
~ ~ ss1sF ~ sEPgllyo2 q - tlE1H ~
anosss Y ~1S 2e1sijl9ssS 49, tsis1kee
with ~ ~ = e1vge1sG - ds1l@SisSe -
ss'sss.s ~ - 49, = s tAssr.te s. I...
Lss Anxsiss, Cal. Adsda =. 1.A sagis iat
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OvFacRRs.
DlRRCrORs:

the sucostiul working Of these mines up 10
= present ame. under the most unfAvorahie
--nnstancs, 10 too well known " the people
this sectioA 70 CAL Tor any extended sxplans-
IN, CapitAlhts East having expressed willing.
leB TO fufnishlnekns 70 erect Reduction Work.
y the mines, MAS been decided to expcnd I
bw Thousand ddlsrs In further developing the
binss before theerection Of the works Is com.
tenced. and 10 Irier to raise money for thj1
srpose II has ben decided TO offer q limited
pount of the Prfrred. Non-assessahie, Trsas
v stock (p>r tiue Of ten dollars share,
,r Sale at tw&dollArs and half per share.
.ofier 10 hold god but Tor short time only
n theprice will y advanced 70 Eve dsllAfi
share.
srsohs desiring iformatlon conc rning the
es. their location, lssAys Of ores, etc, can ap-
1t the once Of th5 COMPANY 70 James Noel,
Aident. Or any Of Y Dircctors. ~ aa1as~
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nsrIlleG.

L Asssby eivsa thst ths colleSs strsss gr.ds =
ses9ssnt fou, beeueen n1ena yi9ea arl YAK
:; 1ss ssss:ss !. - "a q ;issasIssssi "a sssi
tdsaid Aasomsut rulfarb 1o4 ~ and petAb5(
innsdhtslz; sne ~ - lsynSt g Mr..
~ date of ~ ~ tupi3oetoa ~ ttis sesles
siss I q = a amy a; ~ VII : d5sss,S Z
b dellnqusut: end tAss tAersaf1se tn ~ q O
nvs psf esat. upoa the Aa1oune q -ssnhi ds1b
qusat ssssasmsa;. togethsr vith the eoss q -.
vsrtiing each dsllsqusut sspe0penh wtn y
: Los An slss. Cal. Aug. =. lees. angss ~
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MNo Hit, No Yep.

wpsyes Weekly is getting some first
notices nowadays from the straight.
Republican papers. my boy.
an old man, 'swhen you throw =
vas rsnong pack Of dogs and bear .
ap you msy know you've hit some
ing. No nit, no yslp.'-St. Losis
bsf- pjspateh.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
MINING STOCK.
INVESTMENT
ONE On! CAPITAL.
E SANCHEZ AND soLEDAD
aand silver Mining iCompan.
IA Consolidated.

bn OF Miner, Mojave Mining District, San
BsrnArdlno county, California.
CEcE: ~ North Main st.. Los Angeles. Cal
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Harnesses and Saddle
II,
REDUCED PRioga.

take pleasure 70 inform the public that In
connection with my TAnnesy ! have opened .
shop for the special purposs q nanuiacturing
HAHN E2sEs AND SADDLES q rsduesd prioes
expens<s and employing onIy 6fssels8 hsnds,
can make HARNE9SES AND bADDL19, eFqt
snlid and II nrst-clasA MAKE q excsp(11haI IN
gains Bssors buying slsewhere, dve ~ = oali
and convince younsslI of the chsspnsss stBd quat
ity Of my goods. IL will pay yop
French T.nnery, Macy xrssst, 80 - covered
bridge. los angeles. AuxSh
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-30
sANKINo HOUSES.
eeara ef Directers

beard Or Direetsrs.
IsAIAs W. HusIn<n. Joux e PLArzA,
RoB1. 3. nAnEn, youH A. PAxson, 4.
+ at A. h. O. 0oopwM. ssl,l = q
ai ss.--t 5f.f ,sa : r .<24a
Term Dsposits VIII % fsbslvsd In sums q 90
hundred dellAf5 sd ever. y Y s';s'ta r''-l
Ordinary psposl7 N ss1.sl of,tse doaHss -
Money 10 iosnoa arst-class Rel xktaEs.s
Los Angeles, Jaly !. 1854. NltA 1ul1u
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HorEL RHEIN,

One block from the Old Depot. hsad of Wilning-
ton st., No. l3s Commercial S. Meals At an
hours. GERMAN hnens ccokkg, Hosrd and
per week. ~; n Meal Tickets. a.. Roopsfm0
% cents 10 q Per night. No Chinesg ennpioge1.
auga2 sm HAFFNER : co.. rrepsstsfaaid
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-22
Going Deeper

The How of water from the art,sinn
well No . was shu, of yesterday
morning preparatory Ia resumipg the
work OF drilling. which will be com.
mcnccd nj once. The yeinlct which
furnishes The lnch-and.a-half stream
strongly indicates that there is a
larger vein near ut hand and the work
of finding that larger one will he push.
Ell along as rapidly ns possible. The
work was commenced December /,
and almost unintcrruptedly has II
been conducted ever since with only
"a cessation of day or 80 during the
coolest weather. The ArtesiaD Well
company are now confident that in
the course of few days stream OF
water will be running from well No.
equal In volume and purity 10 that Of
the Pioneer well ut the brewery.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-22

These reports are becoming every day
more and more numerous and eon-
flute oil statements to the effect that
stock can not thrive through u Mon.
tsns winter The loss to stock this
wear il 80 small. except In two or
three isolated cases where the stock
are pilgrims and were driven in late
in the fall, that forever hereafter the
tenderf'ot sspersion Of arctic winters
In this lOality il undeniably refuted.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-22
A welcen,s Visitor.

II would seem that the chinook has
at last put in AN appearance. tardy
and reprehensible M II was, it WAS
very welcome, and the citizens quite
forgot to give vent to their abuse. NO
happy were they ut it, arrival. II
kept the mercury in the thirtie. all
day until the afternoon, when the
snow looked down avariciously upon
the honor paid the chinnook and tried
to make itself welcoIne by intruding
upon the scene. II was liberal in its
patronage for AN hour or 50 hut the
chinook held sway and chagrinned
at its reception the snow departed
leaving behind one of the most lie.
lightful evenings with which this city
has been blessed for many days. The
day was fully appreciated both abroad
and ia the city. Everyone took ad-
vantage Of the day. People who had
been prevented from coming in town,
by the weather of the past two weeks
were up bright and early yesterday
niorning and hurried In. Others who
have beeu kept IN town were ready
for the trip. la fact even the most
delicate constitutions could have ven
tured out yesterday without the less,
risk. From the many that came In
from the ranges, II WA learned that
they were but few Of what are CON-
ing In during the next tive days, and
should this weather keep up the hos
telries of Miles will do rushing busi.
ness during the ~n'ing week. Al
this present writing there 10 every
probability Of long stay Of the chin
monk, which no doubt the citizens ars
willing to entertain ~ their guest f0I
some time 10 come. The sleighsr
were out In considerable numbers aud
helped toenliveR the scene. Business
looked brisk aud every one wore {
smiling countenance. The rink wss
thronged all day and night and oil
seemed cheerful. The day wss by %,
means perfect. hut II In hoped that to
day ''old sol" will shine out It's bright
eat In honor ~ the Twenty-second.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-22
Railway OAclals.

I. +. Oakes, vice president Of the
Northern Pacific raiirnsd, passed
through this city last evening In u
special car attached to the Pacific
express. Oh bis way to the Pacific
coast. On his arrival there he will be
joined by &. :. Fee, general passenger
and ticket agent. J. NJ. Hannaiord.
general freight agent, and John
Miner, traffic manager, NIL Of the
Northern Pacific They will then
make II trip over the road in a special
and will thoroughly examine into the
workings oi the road with which Ia
better acIuaint themselves, While
here few days aga the general ticket
agent expressed himself a, favorably
impressed with Miles City, lis Ollie,
aud the reports and had great hope
of rhi, office out-hining anything oil
the line. lie regretted that he had
not the time to pay Milcs more eN.
tended visit.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-22
(CsamunAea>s1.)
aINfs TO STOCKMEN,
Keep ~ Issr Bulls ssa Save Yssr
Calves.


tain seasons of the wear In. IN INV opin.
Ion, Of vital Importance TO stockmen.
and why II 10 not done Is q thing I do
not quite understaud. 1 have MT diff.
ferent times talked over the matter
with some of our leading cattle men
and they oil agree that while the cost
~ keeping w "a bull would probably
not excepd 81 Der annum. while the
lors Of calves coming during winter
months was not less than scventy.five
ar eighty-five per cent. and probably
greater. which loss g'a. largely toward
making up the total per cent. lost dur
ing whole year. which j. not les. than
five ar ten per cent. or uh average OF
seven per cent. per annun,, and. count
ing them all "A. calves. those calves
should be- at least counted in value
equal to yearIines. a. il costs as much
10 roundup u COW that has lost her
calf as one that has her calf by her
side, Therefore We take those seven
calves lost at s35 per head, making
u total lo-s Of sl75 on one hundred
cows. Now To- show the difference in
expenses We take five bulls To each
hundred head Of cows. The keeping
of the five animals in "A pasture would
no, h. over ,,v. or To-, d.,II,r. ,,,viny
AIS, IN am ,,.,.,ce arr ,,t,.r.,,.s ,,s.
,ween k..ni.y nm hu,,s AMI L~i,v
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-22
Every Morning Except Monday.

The DAILY JorasAL controls ell Assoeisted Pres
Dspstehes In Nils CITY. and 10 the snly pspsr 10
ksslsn Moetsna that receives isgitinsts tels-
graphic rports.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-22

CRUSADER LODGE No. :. X. or P.-hcsis
every Thnr-iay e,cuine NJ Old Fehoss NAH
soyoasning kniebts cordially inFiiei.
~ ". RrssEIi, q, q.
GIN. TINlisG, X, Rs,
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X. OFF,

ssatinal Enc amrtnent, No g. meets first aud
,hlrd FRIDAY Ia each month Jons suLLlyAs.'.f'
fRED BEurTFg, scribe.
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PUMPS set AND REpAIRED

0sasrai rpsin % eli kis1s q nseAi.su
S Ssss or ~ fs.A s'''e s''s's ns's ssssss
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CHUKCH DIRECTORY.


M T.. CHUkCH-services IN the Methodist
W. Epiacopsl church every sabbath, al u
A n. and T:O0 Y. q. All ere cordially invited
V asasad. Prayer meeting every THURSDAY.
J.w. HusrEk, Pastor.
DAyTiaT CHURCH. Corner Of Palmer and
ID 7th strs<t. services e II 4. d. And SO -.
s,ssy SUNDAY. sunday aehosl 81 10 A. q. CAissua
ssA strangers cordially invited.
Raw q. D. D0WNgy. P1aor.
HPlatuPAL CHAPEL-Palmer street. epes for
u vublie vosship daily, except Saturday, d 80
|. NJ. $50 D. M. On it sunday Of each month IL
.. n. end 3 D. n. oshe sundays p. N. sunday
W. IleRsPAlL, Rector.
TsATHOIIC CHURCH. Main street, eerner Of
~ 1suth. services every nunday. q u:lo.
REv. wv. J. LsDENiTH,
Chsplsia, z. I. 4.
OkHByTERIAN CHURCH. Corner q Main
i street and Montana Ave. sertcss d II O. N.
sad D. n. sabbas scheol at 10 Q. ~. Prayer
usssing Wednesday evening" 81 o'clock Az srs
csrdisIly invited. X. r. LiksELL. Pastor.
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.. q. %. q.
tu,,.r Lodge No. ~, !. %. -. r., meets every
Monday evening at their hall. brethren IN
yo.pl standing are cordially invited 10 meet
with ~. 4. W shhpL, ~ W.
W L. RAY. Secretary.
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THEDAILY JOURNAL

NJ OHs.s~i I~p~r or dssss~s. f"s'.sv.
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r. OF q.

Mie. Civ Lodge z. Of r.. meets escry Wednes'
az, Al 40 y. NJ. ct Oid Fellow Nall. Wis
ting Knights srs cordially invited.
r.. DOUGLAS, Dictator.
GIN. TiHLIRs. Reporter.
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INTEREST PAID ON
TIME DEPOSITS.
DIRECTORS
Joseph Leighton. Richard T. >,vsr.
Thomas J. Bryan, George N. Miles
j W, Watson, Walter X. JORDAN
thsrle. y. strevelL J. g. Garter
iame. : BrisLin. 4. =
ceersspos6eats:
chatham National Bank. New York City
Merchants Loan and Trust Co., Chicago, Ia
rchants National bank, s. Paul, Nina
First National bsqk Helena
>iock Growers National Bank. chey.nse. VT
Exchange on all the principal elite. in the unitea
states aud Enrop~ IF
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AZ H. TOWSE, ............. j.
w l. prepared TO make COSvflANCEs Oh
Al kinds All work entrusted To him viii he
iromptly aud Correctly executed, Can b. found
curing ahcc hours At the Probate Court room IN
IA, I.aTt Ilou.s g2d&wtf
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hETlIrR H. VCONNOR,
n Auornsy.Ai Law and Notary Pablo.
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a. " n. ~.
y,,,ow,tone Lodge, M. ~. A. y. a A. NJ, meet.
.v,s, saturday evening at Masonic Hall. Az
hason. In good standing are invited to hnssi with
a, &. u. GOULD, W. NJ.
A. G.. GERARD, Secretary.
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4 a. SIi.gyELL. T.H aARLOCK.
al, arggyHLL a CARBON.
.grU,. a Lac. Oflce Main siTct. s.tssntIh
md .,h, Miles City. Montana
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The Min. Gi,y board of Trade rnssts ever,
iutsday, holidays exoePtsd at o'clock D. !"
Granger la town are cordially invited
wM. VAN gAskEN. President.
~ uoRDos, Secretary.
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~ PHYSICIAN AND sUR9 H0N.
Da,e below the journal Building. naia Btrrrt.
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PHYSICIANS.

lNk. l.. u. RfDD, -.
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
un,er ut Edwards drug store. Hn