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iSkTlle tIinttvc!a Tonight,

Barlow &Nyilson's Ministries Will:npcn
tlJcttlramatic season tEthe Opera House
THU evening. Reserved seats: arc on sale,
1T Banners jmpsic store, Market street.
The programme in Niqny respects isditler.
ent from that Of last Season. Outside of
the: regular minstrel programme there
wifi lie twoncw md original sitle-splitting
acts entitled ""The Grand Skating Rink
headed 0by3Wilson himself, Introducing
twelve champion skaters, aud \" Barnum's
White Elcphant.n All the papers where
the company has been this season speak
highly Of the performance, which is said
to be provocative Of laughter from begin
ming to end.&HThe jokes by the; end men
are frcslcr than usual, and many local
llitsnlc made. The vocal corps lias been
strengthened since last year, and the! hal
lads ind concerted music are well render
cd, nearly every number: being enehorcd,
The specially acts arc amusing, 4
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NEW York, August 93.-rlour dull; receipts 90.
Wheat, spot gr,dcs slightly IN buyers inyor; o,,.
lions opened nse better, then weakened aud fell
bnck iga3f closing Mt the hottem figures: receipts
1000 bushcls exports ", O0O: M. Chicago 81
September sales ~ UO bushels, S0AnSgjsc, clns.
Ing At SytJc: Z October, sales $4,000 bushels, Din
9lsIc, closing ut 9lc: November sales aia.UW
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,TlIrtE TESTIMONY; Of manryywho lonFs! suffer

X TIE testimony. Of many who long suffer
ed from i'll health, causedtby, ansilnpllrc.
state Of tho blood, goes to prove; that the.
st3:rcmeiy$S for making the blood rich,
red and pure, ioFheautifring tile complex;
ion, for curing sores, rimples andSother
skim diseases, Tor removing S9ehoeipiins,,
stiff Joints, rheumatism u etc.Itorincreas:s
ing the power of endurance, for giving
health and strength. to every weak portion
of;thc| body, is Dr. Guys5tts Yellow Dock
md sSaFsaparilla, IA effect Pleases the,
nssE II every iinstanc q other, remedy
equals RkN w
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a Won,,it,.in''s suadsnDj'c,,a,itiih,t.

sMH:$Jacob Eitlcr died yesterday ,after-
noon ,atthc residence OF bher husband, iii
Inc, me, Eighth ward after very briefSill
! ness; cholera: morbus, was the Cause Of
.her ucatl:T Shciwas first taken sick tSatur-
.!iay morning, Some excitement created
IN the neishborhood at first By theselrcd-3
iation OF u rl,mor to the effect that ease Nus
y genuine one, Of Asiatic cholera. NJ
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q Godfrey Taatz, the German z',,imbrclla
member whose shop is !inear fthe creek
bridge on Market street, complained last
nfgllt.tiat sotnebody.i had thrown Il mum
Der OF fire brick paving blocks Though his.
windows. He didSnot care, SO much, he
said, about the broken windows, or the,
narrow escape from q broken heal, but MS
4 citizen and taxpayer he did object; to
having tho bricks wasted aiter$ they had
been bought and paid fortat3a5 PrettYlhigI
price blythe ity.5,; K n, sE
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THE GROUND DONATED !.
For n cooperative Iron Works ut Lnxenr.

For n Co.opcrativr Iron Works Mt Lnxenr.
az. nS=3fya4 wife. Ri lsf r)a5
A scheme Of considerable Importance,
aud which may offer way out OF present
difficulties in which some iron workers Of
this city find themselves, is OIL foot among
the members of the .Amalgamatcd Asso.
citation in this vicinity: 1t is the lorna.
ton Of n stock company Of practical iron
workers for the purpose Of erecting anil
operating Il nail factory and iron works ut
Lazcarvilic, above Welislurg. Parties
owning real estate there have rendered
Mr.. CD. Thompson, Of B this city, Vice
President of the Ama!g,mated AssOcia-
tion,a tract Of land adjoining the Dalzcll
gas we'll, on condition that he will form u
company that will take the land and build
the mill. t,sJ. -s.5yssgs, Z.
Tic Bcllairc Iron Works was started by
Il company of practical iron men, all OF
whom worked in the mill when it was first
started. 1t was practically u cooperative
mill for several years, and during that
time never had Il strike or my other diff
Guilty with workmcn; moreover it
was Il financial success, and many OF the
naiIcrs, boilers and others who there got II
humble start rs capitalists arc now very
wcll-tO-,lo in this worlds goods. The plan
is certainly Il feasible one, and 1t is to be
hoped it can be put into execution ut
Iuzrareyille. i'is. ~ w. =. X . IT,
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Z GGIantrd.
.c g Qtt:tfellii1eutle!|::,
Office: : Nos :5 an,i !. Z Fourtccnth' Street.
si.,1 wA.lyeirt Ii, nm, e, II 4;

N.ltl
Mi i New c,,ts. II
i Annual Statement OF the Clerk oi,tllc
tRg year q Edneation-Fourtli Page. s,
n Otterbeini University 4 Il,
Teeth-DrsSNt Morrison. VA
81 Wanted Second Hand Letter Press.
asFor Rent-Rcsidcncc. ) \ d
VI Can,paign Goods II. e. Reincman. 3.
81 y. Rpollnaris Water,-7.Eonrtll Page. S5i,J
Cruets-Ewing Bros. IL Il y =
Stockholders Meeting: IA n II
Masonic Notice. 4 +, "A Il
Newtlsugs-G .iNicndei 4 Co. yilis5,
Just Out1-TThe Star Chorus Book. y VI K
X Fruit Jars,7R.% J Smyth. 5$ 55i 353f y, u
\ NewFall Goods-Gco.ls. Taylor. = 4 |.
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Cutting tho Time.

~ The bed and track 81! the Ohio River.
road has become 4, 50 firm, and solid that
after tho: first Of, September lifetime be-.
tween this cityEaild ParkersbM e will be
shortened to four hours. The Ohio River
raad thus In; has been singularly lucky for
fora meg. road. "a Its passenger trains have
met@itlln no accid w OFT EspeakingEpi
and tliere;ij 10 prospec h Of any sliappen:
ing. Their road is syRS,snal well laidIandy
Is very sol
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INDICATIONS.

f,SEINNVAslllxeroS, D. q, ugust& o5, sl:SO 4.
$s3ai.:--for Tennessee and tho Ohio valley,
generally lair weather except III the north
lern portion, local showers, partly cloudy
ssweatherr,swinas shifting to southcasterly,y
nearly 8statlonary temperature and lower
Sbarometc x ( q
;.e For tho lower lakes mir weather, except
N the southern portion, increasing cl6tidi.
ness, local SHOWERS, winds shifting to
5ssoutheasterly, nearly stationary tcmpera-.
lure tla and lower Sbarometr b i:;s 4,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25

Ham silycy, Of Wheeling will spend
Sunday III this city. Ham is q jolly, good
fellow, and whoever meets him is sure to
be IN il good humor.-Stenbenrille Herald Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25

Hon. CD. Hubbard and vile and Miss
Julia, A. Hubbard, and DR.. Logan and
daughter, Miss Annie, returned Saturday
from the seashorc, 10: = z Z IS
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TOR SALE. .s
Valuable Real Estate and Buildings

800 -ET31 n CESTKE W1iLET'''.' tbe
Tho undersigned IS authorized q oSeJipTT htssN,ine
lalt lot fronting ,hIrty,hrr t:D teGi ~ I'd tgCSy
street. and running hack ont nnhira n''hh VIM ID
feet U:di on Alley Eighteen az! PJPlS'ih he sOlth
Wss, corner Of aid GhHilne s;Sc SnI Aey d tx
teen, There X on mid hall lot Iyo 'LlTs M. 10 All
now renting ior $40 per scNr, llG ' y, N g1tkt
property Is good Terms Of sale cash. =, %T oGic,
information call upon the Mndcf;Gi'ktiS' GsIss 30
o..i- W,n5I sir,,rt. ftT.s-S@f -s- y. II. lNlNi.ry
HSyN ,orncy Tor Mrs. ~ stsls.'
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81 .1Oo ssIsS7s loI 50 C6IsgSj OOs5S7iii 1.

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and athletes, sucl, as Mr.J.I
ID Kingsley Holy Cross College Gylnna-
sium;SW Worcester, Mass, and John Rolfc,.
champion bicyclist Of England and austria.
LA pronounce St. Jacobs Oil superior TO
any.otllerS remedy orstrains, spains and
pol,oc n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25

.TtlE Mountain Lake Park Hotel has been
greatly enlarged and improved, And is
now. ready for the reception OF guests.
Regular rates OF board s. so per day, Sl400
per week, $50 90 per month, and half price
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ilIOR SALE. !. 81, z.
,TrDIEI C7S5ATI,E on VALUABLE.

fpUBLI.G9sNLE OF VALUABLE
Il. u PROPERTY. a z ,e5t. NJ
at The ird,l, door Of Tic Court House a. 70 NJ
on SATURDAY September GlhNl VII QirI ~ mt III
lie Sale nyresidencc, No. Gi Fifteenth street
Ing. Snid bOpsc contains nine iN n>0nS ". WI. y
At least 81 Co call balance vii secured, IrI.01,
desiring 10 purchase eau Cnll Al The r'NGiSe -,
upon Wm; II. Halter, .\,utioncer:.,, :. ~ .ov
~ NulS.MWdS IA. ~ WIN, h. i,lsfISStt-s
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\ Capital Oysters.

Tho months with r. approach, land the
oyster season is almost here. AS Ellc has
done every fall for the LOST eleven years,
Martin Thornton, proprietor OF the Capi.
til Restaurant, has opened the season, and
will keep 1Inexcelled oysters, cooled inst
right md faultlessly served. Martin Is MI
old timer. He has seen "mushroon' res
taI,rants rise and fall, but, lie goes right on
witt, his eleven years experience in cater
ing 70 The Wheeling people at prices never
dreamed OF till lie z opened his dining
room. His fame has gone abroad I'M the
land. Give him call. d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25
l3ncasc,,t.
I 0e,tcHal alottccs.

A TH0R02U GltLf COMPETENT
IN EouEkoepCr, temporarily unemployed, wm,L,
open, C!0se, or njust Set Of books on rtuscnali.
terms, Address i.0GE. NON No. ~ mil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25
-cUANCE-I WILL OFFER

IXat private sale my cn,Irc prppcy SnoHa
rooms: o,t half acre lot VITA se"i r"lIF Ty
good water, !nEc leo house, coHl Eln Pm Lraii
house, large water tank. and everything a Hnts
form boarding halse.. Also, u hgi.enil 10, GESf
site the nbove property Alsp J." IImIs,uiINtIioIaI1
fever For Further particular inquire Of i!SoEn wv.
on the premises, or address G. |" IOShh' iiysIs1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25

!. NEW r0EE. August 9l.-Cotton quiet; futures
t,arciy stcndy; August id,GSrt September f869c;
October lO3ir; November lO.n!.c; December lU.2ic:
ariIi i1.G9e; May 1880. , ~ l,l}i nyI,lI :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25

UT is.more economical osbuyE Durkee's,
Salad Dressing than 1t Is: Is make dress
:ing. Besides this 81 ssis { made OF better,
materials than YOU can buy et tho stores.s.
Every oay likes til. twrsws
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25
Il RIVER slNTELLIGENCE.


- 4 =
Movements OF Boats md Stage of Water
, Y Hero and 1;lsewl,cre. Z, #
The funeral OF Capt. G. II. Booth will
take place. this afternoon from his late res.
idence on the Island. Z ~ rs 3
~ The river is5about stationary at this
point. The channel marks on, the leyee
indicate aaeptll about three feet.
Y Surveyor Of; Customs Beach Loft over tic
Ohio; River road last evening for Gallipolis,
where he has two or three boats to meas.
ure.4 Hewi not return before. Thursday.
evening. z q;
The i. 7. Ewald lidinotl arrive hero Bat.
nrlayy morning or leave, that; afternoon on;
her return trip to Cincinnati, rs Twas an.
fouiiced she would do. in Saturdays pa,
per- She only came up as far as$P arkers:.
burg. having found enough engagements
there 10 load her for thercturn trip n
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Petroleum,

rtrrspuGGil, August .j.-0li opened strong ibis
t3tntng 1t sJ54c, ndyancrd TO sGtSc; tho flcayy
lulck!y ralel to s5,f.t Al noon the in,dc feeling
Rts husish.l The latest 'sRugc frJm Wat,well tIs.
lriet shows further decline OF production III the
last 'wenty'iour hours, being Asoj barrels. &
RaAhruEp. Pa, August 23-Cridc oil weaker,
Total rims Friday ~ barrels; total shipments
nS% barrels; charters aa,731 barrels, cirlruncCs
16s.ot8 barrels, National = Transit certificates
3penc at soc, and closed at St]sc; highest sG>sc;
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NOR sAIE4CoUSIRY SEAT.

- NJ, Z vs. .S-iEs7stS' AZ gsss rrr
T Ten ncrts0i choice hig, bottom land tx mI!Ss
acknowledging, on Ohio River Gnd lL& o t. f.
Improved By u substhnIal brick house, II rooms
Kitchen md lOuthuillings, situated in grove o.
maple, sugar aud poplar trees. Also, aGoD fe!eff
ton Of fruit trees. Apply 10
:yts.i W.. v. ilT0IE& BRO, ZOO MARKET :. y
iSOr H. ". MORROW, on tho premises. ny
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. .TlrrSytltE, Pa, August .gt-opene,i nj $G,sc;
highest SJlc: lowest si9sc: closed ut Sitc; ship.
ments I,UN barrels; charters ~, 600 barrels. a 4
Srw YoRx, August :3.'-petrolcum firm; United
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25

THE Township Trustees propose to the
City Council TO extend their work OH the.
Mcgee pike 3InsiilG 81 the city limits to
Heathcrinston's addition, il tho City Coun-,
Gil. will continue the work to lIcathcring-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25

( lEx-policcman Maggie had n boy named
Charles Miller arrested on suspicion OF
robling Mrs. $Noglcman. The boy stayed
in%the lookup? ior two, days, when, no
charge being made against liihi, lie was
discharged Now Tie boys moihcrbrinss
suit against Maggie for $1,000. 4. !,
a5IIon@ i: Danford, of st. Clairsville, Will
be .lieta on the second of septembcrnnd
will mako an address on the Square, ii the
weather Is tnvo,nilei.ii Hpt the meeting
vii! be held at city:llall:s The different
clubs aw;ll, march from the hall TO The
hotel and thence to the, square: q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25

q G. G.. Eisenbartll, Of New Martinsyillc,
one Of the leading merchants Of that place,
will III n short time lead to the hylneneal
altar ii Barcsyille, Ohio BELLE. Mr.. Els
cnbarth is one OF the ,stauncll Republicans
oiWetzel county,, a. {ss u, "A,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-25
9rn,u,r's Iro,, 9itters.

: ToLEIo, 0.,Aasnst 25.--Wheat quiet. Nh, . red
casl,. .Ang,lst, Sll(c; sen,6mhnr size: October
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers in the City md Wheeling Folks
49, n Abroad. "a = ~ IN Y
jNlr.Iou :Swabachcr left for New York
Saturday on business.
Capt. Charles E. Wells, Of Glover's Gap,
was in town Saturday. II. 53a
Mrs. Robert Mcfarland, OF Utica, Ohio,
isyisitin@ relatives in the city. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence L Sands have
again taken rooms at the Stalnm House.
w g. Cash, Clerk OF the Belmont Coun-
~ Court, was at the Mcclure House yes
tcrlay. 5i IA. IS AZ.
Mrs. Bertha Bier, OF this city, has been
cgucst Of friends in Sewburg during the
past week. Ia = I'LL z : f,,ip3 =
Mr., Gus pcnnoyer, jr., press agent Of the
Barlow& Wilson Ministries, was in the city
Saturday. j, 81
TN. Rely, and son, VIII, leave today
fora ten days sojourn in Marshall county,
near Bolton.
Mr.. Hugh Clark, OF steubenvillc, is
spcntlingu few days with friends in this
city and vicinity e &
Miss May; Forbes has returned to her
home III Elm Grove after n pleasant So
jonrn ut NlountainLake Park.
L. s. Hoover, ESQ., OF the Alassillon
american, and wife, are the guests OF the
family Of Mr., John Mills, Of this city.
Mrs. John Wagner and family, who
l,Aye been spending several weeks with
friends in TNlorsantown, have returned
home. ~ AZ 81 @
\ Mark Thall, agent, Of the "Adamlcss
Eden Company, which Is TO b, ut the Or:
era House next Saturday, is ut the Mcclure
House. 81 I'm ;t2,, 5Jf5j;:
4. Siessrs, D. ". Custer, Of the Sistersville
Independent, md WtS. Wiley, Of the New
Slartinsyille,. Dtaa9rrut, spent Sunday in,
the, city.
Hon. CD. Hubbard and vile and Miss
Julia, A !. Hubbard, and !; DR.. Logan and
daughter, Miss Annie, returned Saturday
from the seashorc. +4+ 5ssE IS,
james Travis was taken suddenly i'll OIL
the Afoundsyfise camp ground on Friday,
and hiscondition was laDgcrousior ahwile,
but he was reported better yesterday.
Nj IJam Silvcy; Of Wheeling, will spent
Sunday III this city. Ham is 4 olly,good
fellows and whoever meets him is sure to
be IN il good hunor.-StelbenrilleH Herald Of
Saturday, 4: n ' iGit is 81: 81
C.. G.. Eisenbartll, Of New MartinsyilIc,
one Of the leading merchants Of that plaea,
will III short time lead to tho hymcncal
altar ii Barcsyille, Ohio BELLE. Mr.. Els
cnbarth is one OF the ,stauncll Republicans
oiWetzel county. %s, u II,
~ ~ Capital Oysters. & !. q 81
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Il Totals, q. (. :, " !. us
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Senator John Y. Morgan, Of Alabama,
and Allen Q. Myers, Of Ohio, will form Il
tart oil the sle-Blaekb,irh combination
that will try TO save Useless Gibson from
being beaten by Colonel Barbcc III the.
Fourth district this iall. 1T will be a hope.
less task Senator Morgan is, announced
10 speak ut Spencer, Koane county this
evening. IA .; t,t,l ..s'F 1N5s!9
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EALT,YnEE. Mn, .Angnst o3,--FloNr steady ana
tlg!l, Wheat YeslotI slc,llY and 1uict; No.
winter red spot sslss}3c asked: September SS5jla
SSll:c: October s.tssaSe4c: November Dli3aalIss.
Corn, western no oilrsinHs: no bids 0a:s, western
white 5ai11c; mixed Soa3.e PENNSYLVANIA :lla%Sje,
Rye MllGQc -. ! " .h.l q ...''e
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-25

1t seems as though the opponents
OF silver coinage had, by some con-
certed action, taken revenge on min
ing regions, by giving them over-doses
Of their own medicine. It is almost
impossible to secure bills of small
denominations, and when we do, it is
usually Canadian money, which is
discounted a trife in the East. Par
ties desiring to send away amounts
less than five dollars are often placed
at the greatest inconvenience, being
frequently obliged to put specie into
a box and sending il as merchandise.
The postal note system should be ex-
tended to fourth rate offices, or some
other method devised by the authori-
ties at Washington to obviate this
nuisance. It is a serious drawback
to publishers. The proprietors of
the~ARGUs received $3.50, the price
OF a years subscription, from Fort
Maginnis a short time since in silver.
enclosed IN an envelope, upon which
was twenty-five cents in postage
stamps. This method of sending is
rather expensive to the subscriber.
Ii a statesman can be found who
IS anxious to do something aside from
drawing his salary we would advise
him to study up some method to
remedy this evil. 1t works an iniurv
to eastern publishers as well.
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-25

1t is rumored that the st. Paul
Day is in financial distress and about
to suspend. We trust that such is
not the case, as it is among the ablest
and brightest of our Eastern ex-
changes, and deserves a better fate.
The financial depression and the
necessary curtailment Of expenses by
advertisers, may cause its suspension.
certainly not for lack of merit or
ability on the part of the publishers.
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-25

The charges against Marshal Botkin
of Montana, are trivial in themselves.
and seem to have originated in the
spite of the fresh young chum Of
President Arthur, who was sent out a
year ago as governor of the territory.
and VINO has since been provided with
a soft birth in Washington. Nobody
who knows Botkin--and nearly every-
body III the Northwest knows him
will believe him guilty either of neg
lect OF duty or habitual i~ntoxication.
1t would be interesting to know how
young Crosby managed to make the
Minnesota senators the instruments
OF his spite.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-25
Change in Montana Revenue Law Suggested.

In Minnesota taxpayers are al
lowed six months in which to pay on
real estate and three months on per-
sonal property, without penalty after
the notices have been sent out by the
auditor. Inc revenue law of Mon
tana should contain a similar provis-
ION, The hasty and summary manner
OF collecting taxes In this Territory
often results in great hardships and
sacrifices to real estate taxpayers.
and the older we become as a com
munity the more Objectionable will
the present law be felt. Conceding
that the time for making the assess
ment should remain as it now is. then
the time for the collection of taxes
on real estate should be extended
three months, or until the LIST of
March following the return of assess
ment.-Ex.
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-25

As was shown in our last issue.
Meagher county takes the lead in
the cattle industry; containing 1884,
III head, valued at So, 76O, 9S5; Gus.
ter county comes next, with 1S9, 769
head, valued at Sc, 642, $50. Meagh-
er also has the largest number of
sheep within its boundaries, the ex-
act number we have not at hand at
this writing. 1t has also more yalu-
able agriculture lands than any other
county in the Territory.
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-25
montana's New Governor.

Ex-Statc Senator R Plat Carpen-
ter, of New York State, has been
nominated by the President for Gov
ernor of Montana.
The Mineral argus., 1884-12-25
Overshoes.

Go to Dinsmore's, the o. P. @. O. d.
and buy your overshoes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-27

Great credit is due Mr.. @. F. Frasch,
our enterprising grocer, for his recent
importation of a strong, yet delicate
article of uncolored japan Tea, known
to experts and now to the public gener-
ally as Sunbeam Tea" TITS brand
has been selected, as its name implies,
from the most matured crop, and Mr..
Frasch wisely made arrangements to
have it shipped direct to him from first
hands. Give il trial and be convinced
Of its superiority. jy6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-27

MoSUMESTs-H. NJ. Wright of the
Washington Marble Works has the con-
tract for moving the stone work from
the old cemetery to the new. All parties
having Head Stones or Monuments
there, wishing to have them cleaned or
exchanged for new, will please call at
the Works or Spring street. 20
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-27

CHEAP FAREs.-The steamers Success
and Seattle are now raining between
this city and Port Blaksly, carrying
passengers at . cents The Seattle
leaves here at s O'Clock every morning,
and the Success at o'clock in the af-
ternoon. B-3.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
DELEGATE TO CONGR Ess.
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BRIGADIER GENERAL,
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C0mMIssARY GENERAL,
II. W. LIVINGSTON.
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ID. b. JACKSON.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
RICHARD OSBORN.
COUNCILMAN.
ORANGE JACOBS.
RRPR EsENTATivEs,
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JOINT REPRESENTATIVES..
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
c. NJ. VAN DoREN.
c. w. LAYTON.
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SHERIFF.
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AUDITOR.
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SURVEYOR.
ALBRO GARDNER.
SCHOOL sUPERINTENDENT.
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