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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07
|lVELER'S TALE.
la Tgsse by Rall-Ihe
|yar CGen Fire.
Vr,l-A Cavayard of
lIst nerses.
|bl,usf The Passtngaire-
Nrai Elilreaders.


,ss,1.,N oilhe Gazette.
! d pa i Nah Ave had got
~; I'd sNeiat from town, west
|he qgl i vas discovered by the
Pakp b.l TIE lear coach was alire
IL h sgR. Considerable ex-
|contis ! little wster put it out.
|oulita pssngen were out, too.
|lil, vh .lsped out on the plat
the na lpv, 10 view the surrOund-
cOulr Whbly. Now we had
lsls On or way. The
!, lstlgf who vigorously
broplsla \ klord had subsidized;
J. VI PIX who wanted to be
Bsi nE The lrsin boy was
anaa Id $ subdued voice
/ A 10 lls possession OF
|ollen1 Rlsalday,o and all
IL, ourselves d0wn--s0 was
Lris q' Windows up, heads
|n,,f. aicne.
49, 49, ar aid another.
l, '''u inc long
pis 81 ont. yhsys ,yos ,,o
|co, lpn Mountain ahead ~" Of
dsaa Alright ahead Of that,
Sani sIsi'St another freight
ing. j ! palIlns ing im glyielyiTii
AZ q bad I'll TIED hi % p ,fIsa no
|lshe; I. hsyinssi the same time
El slsY 70 aud Sherman. 1t
pu' 7 snamIsaaad,e pt'" 5in,n
uldect,pdin,g' ', ., ,ng
|h slttli,D wjtbS ,h h, ny two
drugs 1dour ear sr'a to s sos d islis.
) slslg ',nrei to- to do a Sre ABOUT Sos..
\ ! lhs mstter wa. o oss
r. 4, A I, was one of
N.Y., ,v,' Al 10 vas not slow to
'I The NJ N Il. ID, he quickly had
b TO ne Va Of Inv t NOV mat
aches bl' We talked s 'u !, ming n,ias
We WE'VE ou i Of Gy Yer
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In ,s'I f. n 1 psrs NV, " llself Ca
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l. 40 w .. aT, ,ss'.i He
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Elsp ,'.,', 1ss y more ab ,ain,
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\ midi ,sspsS1 aug !, up All
|apce Wild Y. cSs, ~ ~ snort out
G depe sns,iOn sseu It's
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hsls MY Z taIk, r., rlour in
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07
Warm or Cold Baths.

warm or cold water baths at n.
Gutzman's on Main Street ~
waiting-you next. Six ehaiis'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

Ferris pig hams at Spencer q
fuckers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

The Rev. Geo. a.. ThaYsr of bourbon. Ind says
"Bolh myself and wife owe our lives to shi'
loli's Consumption Cure. l.. N. Brunswig
Co., Wholesale and retail agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

Ferris pig hams at Spencer & Tuck
er'p.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-07

Ferris pig hsms at Spencer & Tuck
er'H.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
A M1RTELLOUS STRE1M.

From Acro@ the Tdmpds and the Andes' =,
At n distance of thirty miles south OF tic
River plamante our route passed by natural object OF
consilerahe iuteresa stream. rather r, or yellow
aide al height and trckng down the slope
t lost in the porous soil of the valley below Ie source
from which it flowed al the Junction, where haru
suetamurphic rock, ncrspcrsed with small crystals on
srnlte overlap n stratum OF volcanic tufa; ~ was
foru,ei like the crater of volcano, d lt OF niacs
bitumlnous matter bot and sticky. when couu pe S'he
~ Ia the dcpth Of about eighteen inches. .,,,.
ElounIering In IL was n polecat or SKUNK tMcrnlus
Veransl having been etice TO its late ny me ucae vi
serptjuy a bird caught In the natural bird lime ul
bullet from the revolver Of one Of the party teIlnaeu
Tho skunks strgges cxtrfcate Itself from tie warm
and a,ihesve bath IN which u was hopeeSy ny.
Tbc overflow from this fountain was, as de.crinru hc
strpsin OF petroleum two or three fert wide tflclns
pyer bed Of pitch or ronio such snhstance wh'cn ~
trntel 10 much greater width along tho cdkc u uc
Running etfeau at It's contact with It, THIS material
was uf very rticy nature becoming gradually ai'r 90
n spfead further out assuming the appearance ~ nspha
when II became mlagod with tho loose H@ha oi tue W"
'Whilc engaged IN examining this natural curiosity, We
camc upon small birds caught IN heNch} tuunthVo
nj Tho etgo Of the srcain they we're rull hHNo nut
mon releasing tho both tho feathers nnd the AKIN came
IA where they had IN contact with tho hitunnouH
matter M that we had Kill them To put an ond 10 thc
pearance OF water which the stream presented ana had
Nghted 10 drink when they discovered their mistake 700
Iae Their fate suggested the Idea that III district 80
neyd OF water OF the featercd tribes must con
H,antly become victims t0 the Same dcluslon IN similar
manner ana upon u close inspection OF the margin OF tc
siream The correctness OF this Inference was
by She discovery OF numerous skeletons or BIRDS li
bedled I'm IL; nor were those OF small quadrpeds uh
represented among which wo recognized the remains o
n f0x
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
u,,1 vopx nAuy TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1854
era.. Na.v.s 8, los s. oa ara., rs1an. . 1ss

Shssp--Receipts. 600: siipmcnts Common 10 ma
diun 50 ass Is, Fair Choice IS 2jGsi 90 Lambs 50 30
9ff 20; Texans. ~ 0tdsS 2j. .
hogs-Rceceipta 12,ODG shipments 7OOi n77xet act1Ye
YorkeFa ~ 35@sf 90 Packing "a 40aSi 65; Heavy 81 20
al rs.
CHICAGO Nov. 12.7hs Dr0gsrr yonrpr reports: Hogs.
Receipts $4,000 nel shipments $500 neat market lnl
kough PACKING 81 OOd5 Sob Packing and SiipDns 81 %
as SOi LIgh. 81 2a0Et 6j; Skps. % JO9Si -.
Crhe-tteceipts 900 hstE sap nsnt 800 hstt mar
ket weak and 1nc. lower Export Grades 10 ll~so ff
Good 10 Choce Shrppinr 20 5D9s 10 Common to Meiun
81 2p0f 50 Grass Texans. ~ jg0fl So
Shs>o-fseceipts. 5.O0n s'npmenta 400 market TeaE
Inferior 10 Fir. 81 po0ej te Melum tJ COOL s5 0OD
dtl 2 Choice 20 Extra 81 9D0si 20 Lambs por hea s3 10
81 30. Taxas Sheep. ~ ODWS3 %.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH Riuer. Vessels and Railroads.
Nrv.Y YORK Nov IL, 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. November 12. 1884

CoFFF F-Srnt Rio steady bnt quiet; FAR. eNc saet
400 CT "Iaxo' and 312 santos, Mcmron on private
,.r,ra Options higher owing n marie mvanee
in iinvre os,d weak sales, 300 bags closng a.
,es Ianuafy Ibao.9O; February, $40 ~ 3Dc; harch,
l"R Toe, kpfil S4O0S.60c.. MAY s45G. SOC; June,
SSo9sfnc No omber. 100 ~ N5c. December SDo@
eiW" nfil rraes fairly active and seady sales. l1OO
Iars Maracaiho 500 ugts ralang private terms
soTTON cotton quiet steady and unchanged sacs
a7s balrs Tor homo consumption Dcliverei ON contracts
Snd nca cceipa at the ports today 3h 80 Oae against
AK ih,rs til day nat week. nnd ~ ~ lnst year
Tie quot ons according to tho American cassiica tion
are iOilOwsi
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
LApo,LAyEs LAST FAIRY TALES.

Lat FAIRY Talos by EDouARp LAnorLANN' ""'h0'
izod Translation by MANY l.. noorii WIN over s''
Illustrations pp. 1vi ssa iae'o hsFA CLOTH " o''
Edges. 81 30.
This compilation contains all the farY tales written Ny Wv w.
lamonted Edouad labOulnye lhat piin'c on s,iN n
NEST oauenI statesmen from III" puhnuaiun ~ "
FAIRY BOOK several years ago 10 TIE mo M s his me,n
YEAR This tfapsiattn o made win his Autio.h,
lion aud the quent kind approval OF ha family
alone prevented him furnishing 10 THIS No uhe as h u
10 The last pI O ace especially adros ell 10 American
chidren.-l Ex tract from TlansatJrs reiac''
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
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,louar,e. and Bnd II than holds lie own. Its
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HARpER's YOUNG PEOPLE FOR 1884.

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Vol v. DID, vni e32 with about 700 illustrations A''
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Copes Of Vols H. ILL., and w still hand 20 oo ea0h
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IL Ia wonderful In its wealth of pictures ih'r"""'
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POYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS
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rspSia slt l2s,sllay sei.iSf 60 s..,
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New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

.bIST-ST, (Gramercy Park) 119 East well
furnished rooms en- suite aud stngly, With board
II
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
Netu TItIirdtiolie
NOTABLE NEW BOOKS.
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PUBLISH THIS DAYi
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SERIAL STORY.
ny EDWARD Z. ROE.

Beautifully and pro'uso illustrated with wood engraVS'
from drawings by william Hamilton Gibson and Ffo'eno
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Mr. Roe knows his audience thoroughly and thcre IN
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domestic romance IA what Mr. Roe has conceived anu
out II is unique and int resting piece OF wo'n' "N
noo ,on rho arr aide Of ,he subject is perhaps the richest
iu illustration that has yet appeared"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
VII

LEFT BEHIND; OR, TEN DAYS NEWsBOY.
pvJAMFs OTIS. Author o. Toby Tyler" etc pp. 2o6.
Illustrated Square lGmo Cloth, I'll oo Marpers Young
People seres)
NJ mi. hos xon his po,ulary bv true mcrts
thai adequate expression 10 an unrNaed uhuclsiehd
inr oi the nature OF yonth-l 10 tcn q obe ,,.
MIR otis knows exactly what viii suit the taste or ms
young readers and his books are always popuar-lCuoa
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
LIFE AND TINES OF THE REV. SYDNEY
SMITH.


sketch Of the Lifo and Times Of the Row. sydney Smith
M A. Rector Of CombeForcy and Canon Residentary o'
st Paus Based on Family Documents AMI the Reooliec
tiops Of Personal Friends BY STUART ]. REID With
steeplate Portrait, numerous woodcuis and acsne VI
AUTOGRAPH Letter. pp. Xxx, 4lO crown svo Cloth, 49,
With the assistance 20 received from Miss Holland
SYDNEY smiths one o h few surviving
friends OF sydney smith earlier manhood and from gre
many otter competcnt helpers as wen as 10y n con
at the various places In wioh MS nero resi- ~ @
tue Mr.. Reid has produced an Interesting anu u'e
book Athenaum
SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE. A Centennial Biog-
rephy With Selections from Letters and Journals by
IUCIEN WOLF With Portrait and Illustrations pp XIV
254. I2mo Cloth, 81 20.
Writtcn in OF the attain ent by the Geo
brate lie Drew ph anhrop st of his centennial bi!tnV ~
las been complied from official and other trustworthy daa
and is wei worthy OF d careful perusal"
MEMOIRS OF A. MAN OF THE WORLD. Fifty
Years OF London Life BY EDMUND YATES, Author Of
"Black sheep" kissing the Rod" etc With Portrait
DID, xviii, 4l4. l2no, Cloth 81 rs.
Itis hook Of extraordinary interest presenting vivid
view OF vls CITY, occupations amusements resor
have been conspicuous the last eft years II s full
amusing aud t. writ en in the eas ana
frniar chapter entitled Under the Stars and stripes
United States in 1s7 and vii be o. spc,n a. % ntefe{ & 70
of connection with American journalism Nn'n ~ Ao
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
boirn an6 Rooms.
East Side.

A PARrMENTS for gentlemen In u quiet.
~ weeon.ao tod house. 255 5tayei ~ So ~ sioI ref'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

> EAST AlST-ST.-llan,lsomel furnished
- rooms with boaid reasonable ratos reference
STH-AVE. 741.-yery desirable rooms oa
- second floor with board
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

DOTH STREET, III EAST.--Parlor and
90 bedroom and two other large rooms hanisomesy
furnished unexceptonabe board terms moderate refers
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH
ST. LOUIS Nov i2-cI,tis- Receipts !, 70O shipments.
s0V, market steady Exports " Sosp7o oo'i Sno'ss
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

.eI WEST 24TH-ST. .-Large and small hand
- 4 sonely furnished all convenience table
uNnfa laI
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

.Ill WEST 47TH-ST.-With board hand
sbV somey furnished paror floor and second floor private
q
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

SUITE ROOMS or singly third, second
floor: large back paror all sunny and beautifully fur
nished, private table desired % West 5Ots
I7TH-ST., 81 West, near 5th-ave.-R OOms
with board for refined parties seeking excellent -
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

AZ EAST 36TH- -ST.-Very desirable sec.
4 HI floor en- suite sngly. with board references.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
West Siie,

= A .''-TRUNKS REMOVED, 25c.; Crowe's
"a Express. So West l0th-sk, 10 West SGth'st. and
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
gnstructlou
For Y oung Ladie,-cisV-

For oung Ladie5-cis0-
MRS. SALISBURY,
Corner dllisOn-agO ,7,,
SCHOOL fOn GIRLA OotDDerl. lS3t
For Young Ladies-City.
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE reopen5
IL september q. 55 West ogtlst ,3 E1cie"' corps u
teachefs oi Ai "'P" : d. 81 RChAES d. L. Presilel-
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

.sis EAST 29TH-ST.-With board, large room,
sbD second foor suitable for two persons ether roons
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
THE MISSES GRlNNELL'S

-CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~ f,oeto ,,rsnta Pleiss Civ, Ilrttcilr1 + MIL
GoVspiEni - ii EIst lill.,e. Uhoi - nrA
A RUSINESS EDUCATION ,all English ,,arni ana
~ cnn,ereini hrnr ces; and evening Laac. t'u.nt
lte"ninq ana a counts writing, - PAiNES W ho"ep
nEST SCUOOLS.-%5c represented --crculars
free 10 parents nascnbe their wants carefuhy
sceg'Vy ~ s~''EuaEfIOaS CO. East lith't. N u.
tNRIENDS' SEMINARY.
"'' r,st i6tn e. an futhcrurlplacH
por both setes For circulars appV 80 >enlhary.
,v,sS WARREN II West l7th-st.--Ionng
vi i,dira and chlfon- French. Hefinan SpalHu elncu,
iion caiisthcuica tSttaa bW9 "op"W''e ""''"
masters
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

.pN WEST 27TH, Near Broadway. ay.-Hand-
s)U some suite hoor private bath very desrAbie
flauen nonC .ces
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

VALE GRADUATE.-An experienced in-
structOr and private tutor desires .engagenent oil
or hours daily. Address II. A., Tribune ohea
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

.Ssl WEST 1907 -ST.-The Misses Jacobs
sts) school for Ladies Kindergarten Limited num-
ber OF Young boys received
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

Art Schools-Citv.
Mrs LOUISA Il. CULVER. .., ,
vi WiltrcoNo pupils ncguhng tues, ",''n', , 'snd
s,n,,ns oil and walr, color painting HH uG bo"'i' "h'
nntrcapo CHINA painting Hnddc,"tHV"N'
'''''''' iUiu Ma su Madison Ava
loitttrttsI .,-,-.
ffuuttneton prestti tAuu1h Academy OF nollkhl
Mr Wilunn, iiart, y A. Mr. Iam"s ", IiH ~ ~
- MI NaNh lnlnlu. y. A.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-04
THE LITERARY SOCIETY.

There is considerable of a disposition to
revive the Dillon Literary Society, which
in past winters was a very entertaining and
instructive association, composed Of many
bright and able members. 1t is hoped the
society is not dead for keeps. 1t did good
while in active life and afforded Dillorites
plenty OF amusement by giving semi
monthly entertainments. We are told that
a number of the old members are willing
and ready to resurrect the society. 1t
woult, be well to do SO. We have had adj
ditions to our town population within the
past year who could assist in re"rsanizins
the society and give it as brilliant a record
as the old one enjoyed. The suggestion
OF an early revival Of the society is reltga
ted to those who have heretofore been pro-
motcrs and active members OF the Dillon
Literary Society.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-04
STAMPEDE FOR GOLD DIGGINGs.

The seienrne>> OF Dillon was upset on
last Tuesday night by a stampede to ''catch
on to reported or rrpu'ed diggngs which,
had been struck on Birch Greek. BY mid
night Of Tuesday large crowd, com
posed Of a few old prospectors and many
pilgrims, SO to speak, got up and got" for
the new gold field The gold fever al
ways catches men, and this fever was no
exception 10 the rule. The stampedcrs
reached Birch Greek in good shape. Tic
creek Was staked of, located and probably
will be- laid over until next spring. The
stampede Was created, as near rs we can
learn, from fair brd.,och prospects having
been struck in prospect hole which had
been sunk recently. It is claimed that pay
;:,g diyginus have been s,r.!ck, but the
ground has not rs yet been pro>pcct i
enough to ascertain the extent of the nav
streak.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-04
PIONEERs' ASSOCIATION.

The getting up of I; Pioneers Associa-
ton, Tor Beaverhead County, meets with
favor among all Of the old pioneers OF the
county. This Association is not intended
to be in hostility to the Territorial Society
recently organized, but to aid it in enrolling
members and otherwise. Judge Wing, at
Darts hardware store, is receiving list ot
the names of all Pioneers in Beavcrhead
County, who came to the Territory prior
to May 26, 1862, in order to ascertain how
many now reside within the limits Of the
county and also for the purpose OF enroll
ing their names on the register Of the Pho.
necrs' Society at Helena. 1t is believed
that a strong branch society Of the Terri
torial Society can BE- formed in Beaverhead
County ii all the Pioneers will join in the
organization.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-04
ARRESTED FOR STEALING CATTLE.

For some time past cattle have di>ap-
pcared from the Birch Greek ard Big Hole
herds, and parties have been at work St,
cretly in tcrreting out the thieves. On the
complaint Of Jay Wells, Sheriff Reini'ardt
went III. to Birch Greek On last Monday
and arrested w. b. Church, Robert Neal,
Clay Hogc and &. ID. Gates Who are cilars-
ed with grand larceny in the stealing Of
cattle from Joe a. Browne. The dcicnd-
ants were brought toDillon and on Wc..nr<.
day they had preliminary c>an'ina
ton before Judg" Wing. The defendants
were committed to the county Jail t. await
the action ofthe Grand Jury in default OF
ST 900 bail each.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-04
KELLY's CONCERT TONIGHT.

The grand concert Of vocal and insfr''
mental musi. to be given this, Saturday,
evening by the veteran vocalist, violinist
and harpist John Kelly, assisted by Mrs.
Kelly on the piano, should fill the Court
House to overhowing Lovers OF music
should avail themselves Of this opportu-
-.ty to hear the violinist who has no equal
and who is considered the master of that
instrument. The concert will be rare
musical treat, for the peer Of Ole Bull will
be ON the boards. Mrs. Kelly, in her ac.
compartments, ALWAYS displays musical
| talent Of the highest degree. Those who
may BE- fortunate enough to be present this
evening will enjoy one Of the finest con-
certs ever given in Dillon. No one should
miss this musical treat
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-04
PERSON AL.

John Powers. Of Gii,,Dnvily, Idaho, paid
Dillon a visit.
Pat llulahnn ani mes Mansfield were
dow, from Horse ,;ric.
Major pca>r pa: . through Dillon, IN
route tor Spring " r!rtain, Idaho.
Mrs. !. {. NJ :ltn has gcnc 10 Salt Lake
City 10 place Miss Dir, .,' in Roland ,lail
school.
Ili'hon~r Ra,ymoni, proprietor of E,!-
mon, Park, in Madison county. slcnt Il
day in Dillon.
Misses Net,ic and Carrie Carmichael of
Rockford, Ills sisters q; Mrs -. Lamont.
arrived on last Thur>,loy'> train.
Th"lnas Z. Jo""s, O: G!;n~i'!r, the Dem.
ocra,!t' c.nlital, fox Sheriff is tuln li- TO
The un.rrri,ich BOYS who are qu,ili, d To
:Dtc.
Col. Geo l.. Shuup. of Salmon City.
i'aho CoDui>> >i,gu,'r To the ,>rw Orleans
Exposition, passed through Dillon !H>t
Saturday, ca route 10 the tu.ur IA !tuc
country, wiz :" he ALL stir ',n thc r4,t., RAJ
.vhiDit business.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-04
HARVEST HOME SERVICE.

The "Harvest Home Service" at St.
James Episcopal Church Tomorrow, Sun
day, will be interesting. So far liberal
contributions Of vegetables, ETC., have been
made. Some OF the finest turnips, beets,
potatoes and other vegetable products pro-
duced in any portion Of the United States.
have been contributed from the ranches of
Messrs. Estes, Lowell, Horton and num-
Der Of others. The service on Sunday
morning will BE- the Thanksgiving Ser
vice" Of the Church, set apart for tina.
especial purpose. The decorations of the
Church will BE- particularly appropriate.
Go and return thanks for the bounti,ul
yield. The Church will BE- open ON next
Monday for those desiring to inspect this
display of our own domestic raising.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-04
CANDIDATES CAUTIONED.

Candidates for county offices in promul-
eating esoteric cogitations or articulattng
superficial sentimentalities and philosophi-
cal or psychological observations should
beware Of platitudinous ponderosity. Let
your statements to the dear people possess
clarified conciseness, compactcd comprc-
hensibleness, coalescent consistency and
concentrated cogency. Eschew all con-
glomerations Of fiatulent garrulity, jejunc
babblement and asinine affections. Can
didates observing these suggestions will
stand show to get there in November.